@V. K. Mueller English-Russian Dictionary
@Base dictionary; Version 2006.09.24
@
@Maintained by CHG 2004-2006 <smersh@users.sourceforge.net>
@See latest version on http://mueller-dict.sourceforge.net/
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'cause

  [kOz] _. = because
_____

'cellist

  ['tSelIst] _n. (_.  violoncellist) 
_____

'cello

  ['tSelu] _n. (_pl. -os ['tSeluz]; _.  violoncello) 
_____

'chute

  [Su:t] _n. (_.  parachute) _. _. 
_____

'chutist

  ['Su:tIst] _n. (_.  parachutist) _. _. 
_____

'd

  [d] _. _.  had, should, would: he'd go  ۣ 
_____

'em

  [m] _. _.  them
_____

'll

  [l] _. _.  will  shall: he'll = he will, they'll = they will
   ..
_____

's

  [z]     , s    _.
  _.

    1) = is   Present Continuous,   -  
        there is: he's (= he is) going to London one
    of these days      ; she's (= she is) gone 
    ; it's (= it is) time to get up  ; there's (= there
    is) no use  

    2) = has   Present Perfect: she's (= she has) taken it  
    

    3) = us   let us: let's (= let us) have a look 
    

    4) = does  . .: what's (= what does) he say about it?  
       ?
_____

'shun

  [Sn] _int. (_.  attention) _. _. !
_____

't

  [t] _. _. = it   'tis, 'twas, on't  ..
_____

'tis

  [tIz] _. _. = it is
_____

'twas

  [twOz] ( ); [twz] ( ) _. _.
  _. = it was
_____

'tween

  [twi:n] _. _. between
_____

'twere

  [tw:], [twE] ( ); [tw] ( ) _. _.
  _. = it were
_____

'twill

  [twIl] _. _. = it will
_____

'twixt

  [twIkst] _. _. = betwixt
_____

'twould

  [twud], [twd] _. _. = it would
_____

'un

  [An] _. . one 4
_____

've

  [v] _. _. = have
_____

-armed

  [a:md]    : )  - ; one-armed
  ; )  - ; .: long-armed ;
  cross-armed  ݣ 
_____

-cock

  [,kOk]      
_____

-dale

  [deIl]     ; .: Clydesdale
_____

-dimensional

  [dI'menSnl]      - ;
  .: one-dimensional  
_____

-dispenser

  [dIs'pens]    : )    -.;
  .: gum-dispenser     ; ) 
   ,    ; .: toilet-paper
  dispenser    
_____

-footer

  [,fut]     -  ; .: a
  six-footer    
_____

-headed

  [hedId]    :  -   
  - ; .: long-headed ; round-headed
  
_____

-hen

  [hen]      ; .: pea-hen 
_____

-holder

  [huld]     ; .: cigarette-holder
  
_____

-keeper

  [,ki:p]     , ; .:
  innkeeper  ; shopkeeper 
_____

-leaved

  [li:vd]    : )  -. ;
  large-leaved tree    ; )  ;
  two-leaved door  
_____

-man

  [mn]     , ; .: fisherman
  ; postman 
_____

-mannered

  [mnd]    :  - ; .:
  well-mannered   ; ill-mannered   
_____

-minded

  ['maIndId]    )    , :
  double-minded ; ; evil-minded ;
  high-minded ; low-minded ; small-minded ;
  pure-minded ; )   ,  
  -.; medically-minded  ,   
  
_____

-pounder

  [paund]    : )  - ; ) 
  ,  -  ( ); .: one pounder 37-
  ; )  -  ( ); ) 
  ,  - 
_____

-proof

  [pru:f]     , , 
    (-.); waterproof 
_____

-rater

  [,reIt] _n.   : first-rater   ;
  ten-rater    10 
_____

-ridden

  [rIdn]       (-.); 
  (-.); bed-ridden   ; fear-ridden 
  
_____

-roomed

  [ru:md]       - ;
  one-roomed ; three-roomed ң
_____

-shaped

  [SeIpt]      - ; .:
  cone-shaped 
_____

-shear

  [SI]      - ; .: a
  two-shear ram   ( )
_____

-shooter

  [,Su:t]   : six-shooter  
_____

-speed

  [spi:d]   : three-speed engine ң 
_____

-spirited

  [,spIrItId]      -  
    -  ; low-spirited  
  
_____

-storeyed

  ['stO:rId]    -; one-storeyed 
_____

-stricken

  ['strIkn]     , ֣ -.;
   -.; terror-stricken  ;
  drought-stricken ֣ 
_____

-striper

  [,straIp] _.      - 
  (  ); four-striper  1 
_____

-syllabled

  [sIlbld]       - ;
  one-syllabled ; two-syllabled   ..
_____

-tide

  [taId]      , ; Christmas-tide
  
_____

-tight

  [taIt]     ; water-tight
  
_____

-time

  [taIm]     , ; summer-time 
_____

-timer

  [taIm]      - ; half-timer
  ,   
_____

-tonner

  [tAn]       - ;
  two-thousand-tonner     
_____

-valent

  ['veIlnt]    -
_____

-voiced

  [vOIst]      - ;
  sweet-voiced   ; loud-voiced 
_____

-ware

  [wE]     ; earthenware  ,
  ; glassware  ; silverware  
_____

-willed

  [wIld]   : self-willed ; ill-willed
  
_____

-worthy

  [,w:I]     ; noteworthy
   ; blameworthy  
_____

-wright

  [raIt]      : shipwright
  ; playwright 
_____

A

  a

  I [eI] _n. (_pl. As, A's, Aes [eIz])

    1) 1-  . 

    2)   -.   ,   ..

    3) _.     ; straight A "
    "

    4) _. 

    *) from A to Z )     ; )  ; ;
    A1 ['eI'wAn] ) 1-     ; ) _.
    , ; ,  (_. A No. 1
    ['eI'nAmb'wAn])

  II [eI] ( ); [] ( )

    1) _. ̣  (a -  ,  eu 
     u,  u   [ju:]; an -    
     h; .: a horse,  an hour; a European, a union,  an
    umbrella; . a one)

    2) ; it costs a penny    

    3) .  little, few; good ( great) many   ޣ
     a dozen , a score  , .: a little
    water (time, happiness)   (, ); a few days
    (books)   (); a good ( great) many days (books)
       ()

    4) (.  all of, many of)  , ; all of a size
         

    5) ; twice a day    

    6) ; a Mr. Henry Green    
_____

A-bomb

  ['eIbOm] _n.  
_____

ABC

  ['eIbi:'si:] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , ; ABC of chemistry  

    3)   

    4) _attr. , 
_____

ABC-book

  ['eIbi:'si:buk] _n. 
_____

Abaddon

  ['bdn] _n.

    1) _.  ( )

    2) _. , 
_____

Abel

  ['eIbl] _n. _. 
_____

Achilles

  ['kIli:z] _n. _. _. 

    *) Achilles' heel  
_____

Adam's apple

  ['dmz,pl] _n. 
_____

Adonis

  ['dunIs] _n.

    1) _. _. 

    2) 

    3) _.  
_____

Aeneas

  [i:'ni:s] _n. _. _. 
_____

Aeolian

  [i:'uljn] _a.: Aeolian harp  
_____

Aesop

  ['i:sOp] _n. 
_____

Afghan

  ['fgn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  , 

      3) (afghan) _.   
_____

African

  ['frIkn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Africander

  [,frI'knd] = Afrikander
_____

Africaner

  [,frI'kn] = Afrikander
_____

Afrikaans

  [,frI'ka:ns] _n. 
_____

Afrikander

  [,frI'knd] _n.     
  (. ), 
_____

Afrikaner

  [,frI'kn] = Afrikander
_____

Air Chief Marshal

  ['E'tSi:f,ma:Sl] _n.   
_____

Air Commodore

  ['E'kOmdO:] _n.   ( )
_____

Air Force

  ['E'fO:s] _n. - 
_____

Air Marshal

  ['E,ma:Sl] _n.  
_____

Air Staff

  ['Esta:f] _n.  - 
_____

Airedale

  ['EdeIl] _n.  ( )
_____

Albanian

  [l'beInjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  
_____

Albion

  ['lbjn] _n. _. , 
_____

Alcoran

  [,lkO'ra:n] _n. , 
_____

Alexandrine

  [,lIg'zndraIn]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 
_____

Algerian

  [l'dIrIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

All Fools' Day

  ['O:l'fu:lzdeI] _n.    (1- )
_____

All-Russian

  ['O:l'rASn] _a. 
_____

All-Union

  ['O:l'ju:njn] _a. 
_____

Allah

  ['l] _n. 
_____

Alsatian

  [l'seISjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.  ( Alsatia Alsatian    
      White Friars  ,   XVI-XVII .   
        )

      3)  
_____

Amazon

  ['mzn] _n.

    1) _. _. 

    2)  
_____

American

  ['merIkn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; ; all American _. 
    ,     
_____

American Tiger

  ['merIkn'taIg] _n. 
_____

Americanism

  ['merIknIzm] _n. 
_____

Americanize

  ['merIknaIz] _v.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)   
_____

Angevin

  ['ndIvIn] _a. _. 
_____

Anglican

  ['NglIkn]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. 

    2. _n.   
_____

Anglicism

  ['NglIsIzm] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ,    ..
_____

Anglicist

  ['nglIsIst] _n. 
_____

Anglicize

  ['NglIsaIz] _v. 
_____

Anglistics

  [N'glIstIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

Anglo-Saxon

  ['Nglu'sksn]

    1. _a. ; Anglo-Saxon alphabet   23  ( j,
    q, w,      XVII .)

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) ,  
_____

Anglomania

  ['Nglu'meInj] _n. 
_____

Anglophobia

  [,Nglu'fubj] _n. 
_____

Angstrom unit

  ['Nstrm,ju:nIt] _n. _. 
_____

Annelida

  ['nelId] _n. _pl. _.  
_____

Anno Domini

  ['nu'dOmInaI] _.

    1. _adv.  ,  ; 1972 AD 1972   

    2. _n. _. ; Anno Domini is the trouble  -  
_____

Antaeus

  [n'ti:s] _n. _. _. 
_____

Aphrodite

  [,fru'daItI] _n. _. _. 
_____

Apollo

  ['pOlu] _n.

    1) _. _. 

    2) 
_____

April

  ['eIprl] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; April weather  ,  ; _. 
    ,  ̣; April fish  
_____

April-fool

  ['eIprlfu:l] _n. ,  1- 
_____

April-fool-day

  ['eIprl'fu:ldeI] _n.  ӣ  (1 )
_____

Aquarius

  ['kwErIs] _n.  (   )
_____

Arab

  ['rb]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  ; street Arab ,  

    2. _a. 
_____

Arabian

  ['reIbjn]

    1. _a. ; Nights' Entertainments, Arabian Nights 
    , "   "; Arabian bird   

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Arabic

  ['rbIk]

    1. _a. ; ; Arabic numerals  

    2. _n.  
_____

Aramaic

  [,r'meIIk] _n.  
_____

Archaean

  [a:'ki:n] _a. _. 
_____

Archeozoic

  [,a:kI'zuIk] _a. _. 
_____

Archimedean

  [,a:kI'mi:djn] _a. ; Archimedean screw  
_____

Arctic Circle

  ['a:ktIk's:kl] _n.   
_____

Areopagus

  [,rI'Opgs] _. _n. 
_____

Argentine

  ['a:dntaIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Argentinean

  [,a:dn'tInjn] _n. ; 
_____

Argonaut

  ['a:gnO:t] _n.

    1) _. _. 

    2) (argonaut) _.  {. forty-niner}

    3) (argonaut) _.  ()
_____

Argus

  ['a:gs] _n.

    1) _. _. 

    2) ,  
_____

Argus-eyed

  ['a:gs'aId] _a. ; 
_____

Aries

  ['Eri:z] _n.  (   )
_____

Aristotelian

  [,rIstO'ti:ljn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

Armageddon

  [,a:m'gedn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  
_____

Armenian

  [a:'mi:njn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  
_____

Artemis

  ['a:tImIs] _n. _. _. 
_____

Arthurian

  [a:'jurIn] _a.: Arthurian romances _.   
_____

Artichoke

  ['a:tItSuk] _n. _. 
_____

Aryan

  ['ErIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Ascension-day

  ['senSndeI] _n. _.  
_____

Ascensiontide

  ['senSntaId] _n. _.      
_____

Ascot

  ['skt] _n.  (      )
_____

Ash Wednesday

  ['S'wenzdI] _n.      
_____

Asian

  ['eISn] = Asiatic; Asian flu  
_____

Asiatic

  [,eISI'tIk]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _a. 
_____

Assyrian

  ['sIrIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2)  
_____

Athena

  ['i:n] _n. _. _. 
_____

Athene

  ['i:ni:] = Athena
_____

Athenian

  ['i:njn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Atlantic

  [t'lntIk] _a. 
_____

Atlas

  ['tls] _n. _. _. , 
_____

Attic

  ['tIk] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ( ); Attic salt  
_____

Augean

  [O:'di:n] _a.: Augean stables  
_____

August

  ['O:gst] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

Augustan

  [O:'gAstn] _a.: Augustan age  ( ) ; _.
      
_____

Aunt Sally

  ['a:nt'slI] _n.

    1)  ,   ,    
         

    2)     
_____

Auriga

  [O:'raIg] _n. _.  ()
_____

Aurora

  [O:'rO:r] _n.

    1) _. _. 

    2) (aurora) _. ,  
_____

aurora australis

  [O:'rO:rO:s'treIlIs] _n.   
_____

Aussie

  ['O:zI] _. . Australian 2
_____

Australian

  [Os'treIljn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Azerbaijanese

  [,a:z:,baId'ni:z] = Azerbaijani
_____

Azerbaijani

  [,a:z:baI'da:ni:] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

Azerbaijanian

  [,a:z:baI'da:njn] = Azerbaijani
_____

B

  b [bi:] _n. (_pl. Bs, B's [bi:z])

    1) 2-  . 

    2)   -.,     ,
      ..

    3) _. 

    *) not to know B from a bull's foot    ; B flat _.
    
_____

Baal

  ['beIl] _n. (_pl. Baalim)

    1) _. 

    2) 
_____

Baalim

  ['beIlIm] _pl.  Baal
_____

Babbitry

  ['bbItrI] _n. , 
_____

Bacchanalia

  [,bk'neIlj] _n. ;  
_____

Bacchant

  ['bknt] = Bacchante
_____

Bacchante

  ['bkntI] _n. 
_____

Bacchic

  ['bkIk] _a. 
_____

Bacchus

  ['bks] _n. _. , 
_____

Badger State

  ['bd'steIt] _n. _. _.  
_____

Baedeker

  ['beIdIk] _n.    , 
_____

Balaam

  ['beIlm] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ģ,  

    3)        
_____

Balaam-basket

  ['beIlm,ba:skIt] = Balaam-box
_____

Balaam-box

  ['beIlmbOks] _n.     (  )
_____

Balkan

  ['bO:lkn] _a. 
_____

Barbizon School

  ['ba:bIzOnsku:l] _n.    (  
   ), 
_____

Basic English

  ['beIsIk'INglIS] _n. _.   (ݣ  
   850 ,  .;    )
_____

Basque

  [bsk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

    2. _a. 
_____

Bath brick

  ['ba:brIk] _n.     
_____

Bath chair

  ['ba:'tSE] _n.   ̣  
_____

Beelzebub

  [bi:'elzIbAb] _n. 
_____

Beiial

  ['bi:ljl] _n. ;  ; a man of Beiial ; 
_____

Belgian

  ['beldn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Benedictine

  _n.

    1) [,benI'dIktIn]  ()

    2) [,benI'dIkti:n] ˣ 
_____

Bengal

  [beN'gO:l] _a. ; Bengal tiger  
_____

Bengal light

  ['beNgO:l'laIt] _n.  
_____

Bengalee

  [beN'gO:lI] = Bengali
_____

Bengali

  [beN'gO:lI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  

    2. _a. 
_____

Benjamin

  ['bendmIn] _n.  ,  £, ; Benjamin's mess
   
_____

Benthamism

  ['bentmIzm] _n.  , 
_____

Benthamite

  ['bentmaIt] _n. 
_____

Berber

  ['b:b]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

Berlin

  [b:'lIn]

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2) _.  ( )

    2. _a.: Berlin iron  ; Berlin wool  
_____

Bessemer

  ['besIm] _a.: Bessemer process _.  
_____

Bible

  ['baIbl] _n. 
_____

Big Ben

  ['bIg'ben] _n.   (    )
_____

Bill Jim

  ['bIldIm] _n.   (  )
_____

Biro

  ['baIru] = Biropen
_____

Biropen

  ['baIrupen] _n.   ( )
_____

Black Death

  ['blk'de] _n. _. "ޣ " (    1348 - 49 .)
_____

Black Maria

  ['blkm'raI] _n.  , "ޣ "
_____

Black Power

  ['blk'pau] _n. _. " ޣ" (   
  ,         
  )
_____

Blenheim

  ['blenIm] _n.

    1)  

    2): Blenheim Orange  (  )
_____

Blighty

  ['blaItI] _. _.

    1. _n. , ; a Blighty one ,  
     

    2. _adv.  ,  
_____

Blue Peter

  ['blu:'pi:t] _n. _.  
_____

Bluebeard

  ['blu:bId] _n.

    1)   ( )

    2) _. 
_____

Boanerges

  [,bu'n:di:z] _n.    
_____

Bodleian

  [bOd'li:n] _a.: the Bodleian (library)    (
   )
_____

Boeotian

  [bI'uSjn]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. , 
_____

Boer

  ['bu] _n. _.  (    )
_____

Bohemia

  [bu'hi:mj] _n. _. 
_____

Bohemian

  [bu'hi:mjn]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) 
_____

Bolivian

  [b'lIvIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Bologna-sausage

  [b'lunj,sOsId] _n.  (ޣ) 
_____

Bolshevik

  ['bOlSIvIk]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

Bolshevism

  ['bOlSIvIzm] _n. 
_____

Bolshevist

  ['bOlSIvIst] = Bolshevik
_____

Boniface

  ['bOnIfeIs] _n. 
_____

Bootes

  [bu'uti:z] _n.  ()
_____

Bordeaux

  [bO:'du] _n. _.  ()
_____

Boreas

  ['bOrIs] _n. _. ,  
_____

Borstal

  ['bO:stl] _a.: Borstal system   
  ,         
   ; Borstal institution   
  ; Borstal boy ,    
_____

Boston

  ['bOstn] _n. (. boston)

    1) -

    2) _. 
_____

Botany bay

  ['bOtnI'beI] _n. ,  (     
  ,   )
_____

Boxer

  ['bOks] _n. _.   . ӣ    
  1900-1901 .
_____

Boxing-day

  ['bOksINdeI] _n.   , ,   , ,
  ,   
_____

Brains Trust

  ['breInztrAst] _n.  
_____

Brazilian

  [br'zIljn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Brewster Sessions

  ['bru:st'seSnz] _n.    ,   
     
_____

Bright's Disease

  ['braItsdI'zi:z] _n. _.  ,  
_____

Brinell hardness

  [brI'nel'ha:dnIs] _n. _. ף  
_____

Bristol board

  ['brIstlbO:d] _n.  
_____

Bristol fashion

  ['brIstl,fSn] _a. _. ()   
_____

Britannia

  [brI'tnj] _n. _.  (.  
         ..)
_____

Britannia metal

  [brI'tnj,metl] _n.   ( , , ,
   )
_____

Britannic

  [brI'tnIk] _a.  (    
   )
_____

Briticism

  ['brItIsIzm] _n. ; ,   ,  
    
_____

British

  ['brItIS]

    1. _a. ; ; British thermal unit _.
      

      *) British warm  ԣ  ( )

    2. _n. (the British) _pl. _. , 
_____

Britisher

  ['brItIS] _n. _. _. , 
_____

Britishism

  ['brItISIzm] = Briticism
_____

Briton

  ['brItn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) , ; North Briton 
_____

Bruin

  ['bru:In] _n.  (   )
_____

Brummagem

  ['brAmdm]

    1. _n. ۣ,    ; . 
     ( _.  _.  . ,   XVII .
      )

    2. _a.

      1) ۣ; 

      2)   
_____

Brunswick line

  ['brAnzwIk'laIn] _n. _.   (1714-1901 .)
_____

Buckingham Palace

  ['bAkINm'plIs] _n.   (  )
_____

Buddha

  ['bud] _n. 
_____

Bulgarian

  [bAl'gErIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  
_____

Burmese

  [b:'mi:z]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; ; the Burmese _pl. _. 

      2)  
_____

Bushman

  ['buSmn] _n.

    1)  (  )

    2) _.   

    3) _. 
_____

Byelorussian

  [,bjel'rASn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  
_____

Byzantine

  [bI'zntaIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

Byzantinesque

  [bI,zntI'nesk] _a.  ( )
_____

C

  c [si:] _n. (_pl. Cs C's [si:z])

    1) 3-  . 

    2) _. 

    3) _.  
_____

Caaba

  ['ka:b] _. _n. 
_____

Caesar

  ['si:z] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ; 

    *) render to Caesar the things that are Caesar's  
_____

Cesar

  ['seIz] = Caesar
_____

Caesarian

  [,si:z'rIn] _a. , 
_____

Caesarian operation

  [,si:z'rIn,Op'reISn] _n. _.  
_____

Cain

  [keIn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) , 

    *) to raise Cain  ,  
_____

Caledonia

  [,klI'dunj] _n. _. 
_____

Caledonian

  [,klI'dunjn] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Caliban

  ['klIbn] _n. ; ,   (  
  "" )
_____

Calvados

  ['klvds] _n. ,  
_____

Calvary

  ['klvrI] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) (calvary)  
_____

Calvinism

  ['klvInIzm] _n. 
_____

Cambria

  ['kmbrI] _n. _. 
_____

Cambrian

  ['kmbrIn]

    1. _a.

      1) _. 

      2) _. 

    2. _n.  
_____

Canaan

  ['keInn] _n. _. ,  
_____

Canadian

  [k'neIdjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Canasta

  [k'nst] _n.  ( )
_____

Cantab

  ['kntb] _.  Cantabrigian 2
_____

Cantabrigian

  [,knt'brIdIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  (. )  
_____

Canuck

  [k'nAk] _n. _.  (.  )
_____

Capitol

  ['kpItl] _n.

    1) _-. 

    2)   ; ,    
      -. 
_____

Capricorn

  ['kprIkO:n] _n.  (   ); tropic of Capricorn
   
_____

Capuchin

  ['kpjuSIn] _n.

    1)  ()

    2)   

    3)  ()
_____

Carmagnole

  ['ka:mnjul] _n. _. 
_____

Carmelite

  ['ka:mIlaIt] _n.  ()
_____

Caroline

  ['krlaIn] _a.

    1) 

    2)     I   II  
_____

Cartesian

  [ka:'ti:zjn]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n.  
_____

Carthaginian

  [,ka:'dInIn]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n. 
_____

Carthusian

  [ka:'ju:zjn] _n.  ()
_____

Catalan

  ['ktln]

    1. _a. ;  ( )

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

Cathay

  [k'eI] _n. _. _. 
_____

Catherine-wheel

  ['krInwi:l] _n.

    1)   ()

    2) _.  , ""

    3)  ""
_____

Catholicism

  [k'OlIsIzm] _n. , 
_____

Caucasian

  [kO:'keIzjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

Celsius

  ['selsjs] _n.  ;   
_____

Celt

  [kelt] _n. 
_____

Celtic

  ['keltIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

Ceres

  ['sIri:z] _n. _. _. 
_____

Chaldean

  [kl'di:n]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

Charles's Wain

  ['tSa:lzIz'weIn] _n.   ()
_____

Charleston

  ['tSa:lstn] _n.  ()
_____

Charley

  I ['tSa:lI] _n.

    1)  (   )

    2) _. _.  "", 

  II ['tSa:lI] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

Charlie

  I ['tSa:lI] = Charley I

  II ['tSa:lI] = Charley II
_____

Charterhouse

  ['tSa:thaus] _n.     ( )
_____

Chaucerian

  [tSO:'sIrIn] _a. 
_____

Cheap Jack

  ['tSi:pdk] _n.  ,  ۣ 
  (. Cheap John)
_____

Cheddar

  ['tSed] _n.  ( )
_____

Childermas

  ['tSIldms] _n. _.    (28 )
_____

Chilean

  ['tSIlIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

Chilian

  ['tSIlIn] = Chilean
_____

Chiltern Hundreds

  ['tSIlt:n'hAndrdz] _n. _pl.: to accept ( to apply for) the Chiltern
  Hundreds      
_____

China

  ['tSaIn] _a. 
_____

China ink

  ['tSaIn'INk] _n. () 
_____

Chinaman

  ['tSaInmn] _n. _. 
_____

Chinatown

  ['tSaIntaun] _n.   (  )
_____

Chinawoman

  ['tSaIn,wumn] _n. _. 
_____

Chinee

  [tSaI'ni:] _n. _. 
_____

Chinese

  ['tSaI'ni:z]

    1. _a. ; Chinese white  

    2. _n.

      1) ; ; the Chinese _pl. _. 

      2)  
_____

Chink

  [tSINk] _n.  (    )
_____

Chippendale

  ['tSIpndeIl] _n.  ( .  XVIII .)
_____

Christ

  [kraIst] _n. ; 
_____

Christendom

  ['krIsndm] _n.  
_____

Christian

  ['krIstjn]

    1. _a. ; Christian name  (   )

    2. _n. , 
_____

Christianity

  [,krIstI'nItI] _n. 
_____

Christmas

  ['krIsms] _n.

    1)  (_. . Xmas); Father Christmas -

    2) _attr. 
_____

Christmas-box

  ['krIsmsbOks] _n.    , 
  
_____

Christmas-tide

  ['krIsmstaId] _n. 
_____

Christmas-tree

  ['krIsmstri:] _n.  
_____

Christmassy

  ['krIsmsI] _a. _. , 
_____

Christy minstrels

  ['krIstI'mInstrlz] _n. _pl. ,  
    
_____

Cicero

  ['sIsru] _n. 
_____

Ciceronian

  [,sIs'runjn] _a. , 
_____

Cimmerian

  [sI'mIrIn] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) ԣ,  ( )
_____

Cinderella

  [,sInd'rel] _n. 
_____

Cingalese

  [,sINg'li:z]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) _. 

    2. _n.

      1) , ; the Cingalese , 

      2) ,  
_____

Cinque Ports

  ['sINk'pO:ts] _n. _pl. _.    
  (  - Dover, Sandwich, Romney, Hastings, Hythe) 
  - ,   
_____

Circassian

  [s:'ksIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  
_____

Circe

  ['s:sI] _n. _. _. 
_____

Cistercian

  [sIs't:Sjn] _n.  (   
  )
_____

Clydesdale

  ['klaIdzdeIl] _n.   -
_____

Cockaigne

  [kO'keIn] _n.     ; the land of
  Cockaigne _.    
_____

Cockayne

  [k'keIn] = Cockaigne
_____

Cocker

  ['kOk] _n.: according to Cocker    ( -  
    XVII .), ,  
_____

Coliseum

  [,kOlI'sIm] _n.  ( )
_____

Colombian

  [k'lOmbIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Colorado beetle

  [,kOl'ra:du'bi:tl] _n.  
_____

Colosseum

  [,kOl'sIm] = Coliseum
_____

Colt

  [kult] _n.

    1)  (  )

    2) _attr.: Colt machine-gun  ͣ 
_____

Columbian

  [k'lAmbIn]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2)   

      3)   

    2. _n. _.   16 
_____

Columbine

  ['kOlmbaIn] _n. 
_____

Commander-in-Chief

  [k'ma:ndrIn'tSi:f] _n.

    1) ;   

    2) _.     
_____

Confucianism

  [kn'fju:SjnIzm] _n.  
_____

Congregationalism

  [,kONgrI'geISnlIzm] _n. ;  (
      )
_____

Congressman

  ['kONgresmn] _n. _.  
_____

Copt

  [kOpt] _n. 
_____

Coptic

  ['kOptIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

Corinthian

  [k'rInIn]

    1. _a. ; Corinthian order _.  

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.  

      3)  ,  
_____

Cornish

  ['kO:nIS]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. _. ,  
_____

Corpus Christi

  ['kO:ps'krIstI] _n. _.   
_____

Cortes

  ['kO:tes] _n. _pl.  (  , )
_____

Cossack

  ['kOsk] _. _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

Cottonopolis

  ['kOt'nOplIs] _n. _. .  (  
  )
_____

Creole

  ['kri:ul] _n. ; 
_____

Cretan

  ['kri:tn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

Crimean

  [kraI'mIn] _a. 
_____

Croat

  ['krut] _n. 
_____

Croatian

  [kru'eISjn] _a. 
_____

Croesus

  ['kri:ss] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)   
_____

Crown Colony

  ['kraun'kOlnI] _n.  ,   
_____

Crown prince

  ['kraun'prIns] _n.  ,  , 
_____

Crustacea

  [krAs'teISj] _n. _pl. _. 
_____

Cuban

  ['kju:bn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

Cumbrian

  ['kAmbrIn]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 
_____

Cupid

  ['kju:pId] _n. _. _. 
_____

Cyclopean

  [saI'klupjn] _a. ; , 
_____

Cyclopes

  [saI'klupi:z] _pl.  Cyclops
_____

Cyclops

  ['saIklOps] _n. (_pl. -opes)

    1) _. 

    2) _pl. _.  (.     )
_____

Cymric

  ['kImrIk] _a. 
_____

Cynthia

  ['sInI] _n. _. , 
_____

Cyprian

  ['sIprIn]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. 

    2. _n.

      1)  , 

      2) _. ; 
_____

Cypriote

  ['sIprIut] _n.  , 
_____

Cyrillic

  [sI'rIlIk] _a.: Cyrillic alphabet  ( )
_____

Cyrus

  ['saIrs] _n. ; _. 
_____

Czech

  [tSek]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  
_____

Czechoslovak

  ['tSeku'sluvk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

Czekh

  [tSek] = Czech
_____

D

  d [di:] _n. (_pl. Ds, D's [di:z])

    1) 4-  . 

    2) _. 

    3) _. -.,    {. dee 2)}
_____

D-day

  ['di:deI] _n.

    1) _.   

    2) _.       (6  1944 .)
_____

Daedalian

  [dI'deIlIn] _a. ; ,  , 
_____

Dail

  ['daIl] = Dail Eireann
_____

Dail Eireann

  ['daIl'Ern] _n.    
_____

Dalai Lama

  ['dlaI'la:m] _n. -
_____

Dalmatian

  [l'meISjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

Damocles

  ['dmkli:z] _n. _. _. ; sword of Damocles  
_____

Dan

  [dn] _n. _. _. , 
_____

Dane

  [deIn] _n.

    1) 

    2)   (. Great Dane)
_____

Danelagh

  ['deInlO:] = Danelaw
_____

Danelaw

  ['deInlO:] _n. _.

    1)   (  _.-   X .)

    2) ,     {. 1)}
_____

Danish

  ['deInIS]

    1. _a. 

      *) Danish balance 

    2. _n.  
_____

Darwinian

  [da:'wInIn]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

Darwinism

  ['da:wInIzm] _n. ,  
_____

Darwinist

  ['da:wInIst] = Darwinian 1
_____

December

  [dI'semb] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

Decembrist

  [dI'sembrIst] _n. _. 
_____

Delphian

  ['delfIn] _a.

    1) _-. ; Delphian oracle  

    2) , ; 
_____

Delphic

  ['delfIk] = Delphian
_____

Demos

  ['di:mOs] _-. _n. , 
_____

Demosthenic

  [,demOs'enIk] _a. , 
_____

Derby

  ['da:bI] _n.

    1) 

    2) (derby) ['d:bI] _.  ( )

    3) _attr.: Derby day      ( )
_____

Deuteronomy

  [,dju:t'rOnmI] _n. _. 
_____

Devonian

  [de'vunjn]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _. ,  
_____

Diana

  [daI'n] _n. _. _. 
_____

Diesel

  ['di:zl] _n. _.  ,  (. Diesel engine, Diesel
  motor)
_____

Dionysiacs

  [,daI'nIzIks] _n. _pl. ,      (
   )
_____

Dives

  ['daIvi:z] _n. _. 
_____

Dixie

  ['dIksI] _n.      (. Dixie('s) Land)
_____

Doctors' Commons

  ['dOktz'kOmnz] _n. _pl. _.     
  
_____

Dog's Tail

  ['dOgzteIl] _n. _.  
_____

Dog-star

  ['dOgsta:] _n. _.  ()
_____

Dogberry

  ['dOgberI] _n.     ( 
     "   ")
_____

Domesday Book

  ['du:mzdeIbuk] _n. (.   ) _.  ,
    , ģ   ( 1086
  .)
_____

Dominican

  [d'mInIkn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  ()
_____

Donnybrook Fair

  ['dOnIbruk'fE] _n.

    1) _.     

    2)  ; ; 
_____

Dorcas

  ['dO:ks] _n.     
      (. Dorcas Society)
_____

Dorian

  ['dO:rIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

Doric

  ['dOrIk]

    1. _a.

      1) ; Doric order _.  

      2)  ( )

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)  ; to speak one's native Doric   
      
_____

Dorking

  ['dO:kIN] _n.  (   )
_____

Downing Street

  ['daunIN'stri:t] _n.

    1) - (  ,    
         )

    2) _.  
_____

Dracaena

  [dr'si:n] _n. _. ,  
_____

Draco

  ['dreIku] _n.

    1) _.  ()

    2) _.   ()
_____

Draconian

  [dreI'kunjn] = Draconic
_____

Draconic

  [dreI'kOnIk] _a. , 
_____

D-ration

  ['di:'rSn] _n. _.  
_____

Dresden

  ['drezdn] _n.   (. Dresden china)
_____

Drill Regulations

  ['drIl,regju'leISnz] _n. _.  
_____

Druid

  ['dru:Id] _n. _. , 
_____

Dryasdust

  ['draIzdAst]

    1. _n. ,  , ""; ޣ,  
    ..

    2. _a. (dryasdust) , 
_____

Dust Bowl

  ['dAstbul] _n.      
_____

Dutch

  [dAtS]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) _. _. _. 

      *) Dutch auction    ,   ģ
      ; Dutch barn     ; Dutch carpet
          ; Dutch comfort   
      ;  ; Dutch concert ,    ϣ
      ϣ; "  ,   "; Dutch tile , ; Dutch
      lunch ( supper, treat) ,     
      ; Dutch feast ,     
      ; to talk like a Dutch uncle  , 

    2. _n.

      1) (the Dutch) _pl. _. ; 

      2) ,  

      3) _.  ; High Dutch  ; Low Dutch
       

      *) double Dutch ; that ( it) beats the Dutch 
       ӣ
_____

Dutch metal

  ['dAtS'metl] _n.     (" ")
_____

Dutch oven

  ['dAtSAvn] _n.

    1)  (    Σ )

    2) _. _.   
_____

Dutchman

  ['dAtSmn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 

    3)  ; Flying Dutchman  

    *) I'm a Dutchman, if I do!     , ...; 
      , ...
_____

Dutchwoman

  ['dAtS,wumn] _n. ; 
_____

E

  e

  I [i:] _n. (_pl. Es, E's [i:z])

    1) 5-  . 

    2) _. 

    3) _.  2- 

  II [E] _. . ever

  III [i:n] _. . even I  II, 2
_____

East End

  ['i:st'end] _n. -,  ()  
_____

East India Company

  ['i:st,Indj'kAmpnI] _n. _. - 
_____

East Side

  ['i:st'saId] _n. -,  ()  -
_____

Easter

  ['i:st] _n. _.

    1)  ()

    2) _attr. 
_____

Eastertide

  ['i:st'taId] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)        
_____

Ecuadoran

  [,ekw'dO:rn] = Ecuadorian
_____

Ecuadorian

  [,ekw'dO:rIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

Edam

  ['i:dm] _n.  
_____

Eden

  ['i:dn] _n. ; 
_____

Edwardian

  [d'wO:djn] _a. ,      
_____

efficiency

  [I'fISnsI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) , ; , ;
    

    4) _. ,   

    5) 

    6) _attr.: efficiency expert ( engineer)   
     
_____

Egyptian

  [I'dIpSn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _. , 
_____

Egyptology

  [,i:dIp'tOldI] _n. 
_____

Elijah

  [I'laId] _n. _. () 
_____

Elizabethan

  [I,lIz'bi:n]

    1. _a.   

    2. _n.   , 
_____

Elysium

  [I'lIzIm] _n. _. _. , ;  ; 
_____

Elzevir

  ['elzIvI] _n.

    1)  (   XVI-XVII .)

    2) _attr.: Elzevir type  
_____

Empire

  ['empaI]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a.   
_____

Empire City

  ['empaI'sItI] _n. _. . -
_____

Empire State

  ['empaI'steIt] _n.  -
_____

Eneas

  [i:'ni:s] _n. _. _. 
_____

English

  ['INglIS]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) (the English) _pl. _. 

      2)  ; Modern (Standard) English 
      ()  ; to speak English  
      -; to speak in English ,   
      ; spoken (broken) English  () 
      ; not English  -

      3) _. ,  14

      *) in plain English ,  

    3. _v. (english) _.    
_____

Englishism

  ['INglISIzm] _n.

    1)  ,  

    2) ,   

    3)    
_____

Englishman

  ['INglISmn] _n. 
_____

Englishwoman

  ['INglIS,wumn] _n. 
_____

Enoch

  ['i:nOk] _n. _. 
_____

Epiphany

  [I'pIfnI] _n.

    1) _. ,  ()

    2) (epiphany) 
_____

Epsom

  ['epsm] _n.  (    )

    *) Epsom salt(s)  ( ) 
_____

Erebus

  ['erIbs] _n. _. _. ,  ,  ͣ
_____

Erin

  ['IrIn] _n. _. 
_____

Eros

  ['IrOs] _n. _. _. , 
_____

Erse

  [:s] _n. _.

    1)   

    2)   
_____

Esau

  ['i:sO:] _n. _. 
_____

Eskimo

  ['eskImu]

    1. _n. (_pl. -oes ['eskImuz]) 

      *) Eskimo dog ; Eskimo pie  ()

    2. _a. 
_____

Esperanto

  [,esp'rntu] _n. () 
_____

Esquimau

  ['eskImu] _n. (_pl. -aux ['eskImuz]) = Eskimo
_____

Estonian

  [es'tunjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  
_____

Etesian

  [I'ti:jn] _a. , ; Etesian winds 
  -   (  )
_____

Ethiopian

  [,i:I'upjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

Eton

  ['i:tn] _n.

    1)  

    2) _attr.: Eton collar   
_____

Etonian

  [i:'tunjn]

    1. _a.    

    2. _n.   
_____

Etruscan

  [I'trAskn] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

Eucharist

  ['ju:krIst] _n. _. , 
_____

Euclid

  ['ju:klId] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

Eurasian

  [ju'reIjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

European

  [,jur'pi:n]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

Eustachian tube

  [ju:s'teISjn'tju:b] _n. _.  
_____

Eve

  [i:v] _n. _. ; ; daughters of Eve ,  
_____

Everyman

  ['evrImn] _n. ,  ; 
_____

F

  f [ef] _n. (_pl. Fs, F's [efs])

    1) 6-  . 

    2) _. 

    3) _.   (    )

    4) _. _.   
_____

Fabian

  ['feIbjn]

    1. _a.

      1) ,  ( , , )

      2) 

    2. _n. 
_____

Fahrenheit

  ['frnhaIt] _n.  ;   
_____

Fairyland

  ['fErIlnd] _n. ,  
_____

Falangist

  [f'la:ndIst] _n. 
_____

Far-Eastern

  ['fa:r'i:stn] _a. 
_____

February

  ['februrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

Fenian

  ['fi:njn] _.

    1. _n.  (  ,   
       )

    2. _a. 
_____

Ferris wheel

  ['ferIs'wi:l] _n. ޣ  ()
_____

Field Marshal

  ['fi:ld'ma:Sl] _n. 
_____

Finn

  [fIn] _n. ; 
_____

Finnic

  ['fInIk] _a. 
_____

Finnish

  ['fInIS]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

Finno-Ugrian

  ['fInu'ju:grIn] _a. - ( )
_____

Fleet Street

  ['fli:t'stri:t] _n.   ,   
  ;    ; _. 
  
_____

Fleming

  ['flemIN] _n. 
_____

Flemish

  ['flemIS]

    1. _a. ; Flemish brick ; Flemish point 
    ( )

    2. _n.  
_____

Florentine

  ['flOrntaIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) (florentine)  ( ۣ )
_____

Flying Officer

  ['flaIIN,OfIs] _n. -̣ ( )
_____

Foot Guards

  ['futga:dz] _n. _pl.  
_____

Ford

  [fO:d] _n.  ()
_____

Four-F

  ['fO:'ef] _n. _. _.     
_____

Franciscan

  [frn'sIskn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  ()
_____

Frank

  [frNk] _n. _. 
_____

Frankenstein

  ['frNkenstaIn] _n.

    1)   ,    

    2)     ( ͣ   )
_____

Free Church

  ['fri:'tS:tS] _n.

    1) , ̣  

    2)  
_____

French

  [frentS]

    1. _a. 

      *) French brandy ; French polish ; French red (
      rouge) ; French roof  ; French sash 
      ̣,   ; French window  ,
        ; French door ̣  ; French
      turnip ; French chalk  ; French horn 
      (_. ); to assist in the French sense _.
      ,   ; French leave   ;
      to take French leave   , 

    2. _n.

      1) (the French) _pl. _.  , 

      2)  

      3) _attr.: French master   ; French lesson
        
_____

Frenchify

  ['frentSIfaI] _v. _. ()
_____

Frenchman

  ['frentSmn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

Frenchwoman

  ['frentS,wumn] _n. 
_____

Freudian

  ['frOIdjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

Friday

  ['fraIdI] _n. 

    *) Good Friday _.  ; Good Friday face 
    ; man Friday   (     
    " " ); girl Friday )  ; ) 
_____

Frisco

  ['frIsku] _n. _. . -
_____

Frisian

  ['frIzIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

Fronde

  [frO:Nd] _n. _. _. 
_____

G

  g [di:] _n. (_pl. Gs, G's [di:z])

    1) 7-  . 

    2) _. 
_____

G-man

  ['di:mn] _n. (_.  Government man) _. _. 
    
_____

GI

  ['di:'aI] (_.  government issue) _.

    1. _n. 

      *) GI bride _.       
      

    2. _a.

      1) ڣ,  

      2) 
_____

Gael

  [geIl] _n.  ( ) , 
_____

Gaelic

  ['geIlIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.   (.   )
_____

Gallic

  ['glIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

Gallomaniac

  [,glu'meInIk] _n. 
_____

Gallup poll

  ['glppul] _n. _.   ; 
       (.,  
   )
_____

Gascon

  ['gskn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

Gaul

  [gO:l] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 

    3) _. 
_____

Gauleiter

  ['gau,laIt] _. _n.  (- 
     , .   )
_____

Gaulish

  ['gO:lIS]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _.  
_____

Gehenna

  [gI'hen] _n. , 
_____

Geiger counter

  ['gaIg'kaunt] _n. _. ޣ 
_____

Gemini

  ['demInaI] _n. _pl.  (   )
_____

General-in-Chief

  ['denrlIn'tSi:f] _n. (_pl. Generals-in-Chief) 
_____

Generals-in-Chief

  ['denrlzIn'tSi:f] _pl.  General-in-Chief
_____

Geneva stop

  [dI'ni:vstOp] _n. _.  
_____

Genevan

  [dI'ni:vn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; 
_____

Genoese

  [,dnu'i:z]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

George

  [dO:d] _n. _. _. ̣; 

    *) by George! -!  !   !
_____

Georgian

  I ['dO:djn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; ; the Georgians _pl. _. 

      2)  

  II ['dO:djn] _.

    1. _a.    

    2. _n.   

  III ['dO:djn] _a. ,      
_____

German

  ['d:mn]

    1. _a. , 

      *) German Ocean _.  

    2. _n.

      1) ; ; the Germans _pl. _. 

      2)  ; High (Low) German  ()
      
_____

German badgerdog

  ['d:mn'bddOg] = badger-dog
_____

German measles

  ['d:mn'mi:zlz] _n. 
_____

German text

  ['d:mn'tekst] _n.  
_____

Germanic

  [d:'mnIk]

    1. _a.

      1) _. 

      2) 

    2. _n. _.  ;  
_____

Germanism

  ['d:mnIzm] _n.

    1) _.  , 

    2) 
_____

Germanize

  ['d:mnaIz] _v. , 
_____

Gerry

  ['gerI] = Jerry
_____

GIJ

  ['di:'aI'deI] _n. (_.  government issue Jane) _.
  - {. GI}
_____

Gill

  [gIl] _n. (_.  Gillian)

    1) 

    2) , ,  {. Jack I, 1, 1)}
_____

Gipsy

  ['dIpsI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  

    2. _a. 

    3. _v.

      1) (gipsy)  ,   

      2)  
_____

Girondist

  [dI'rOndIst] _n. _. _. 
_____

Gladstone

  ['gldstn] _n.

    1)   (. Gladstone bag)

    2)  
_____

Glaswegian

  [gls'wi:djn]

    1. _a.   . 

    2. _n.  . 
_____

Glauber's salt

  ['glaubz'sO:lt] _n. _.  ,  
_____

Glauber's salts

  ['glaubz'sO:lts] = Glauber's salt
_____

Gloucester

  ['glOst] _n.  
_____

God's-acre

  ['gOdz,eIk] _n. 
_____

Godfather

  ['gOd,fa:]

    1. _n. ң ()

    2. _v.

      1)  ң 

      2)  (ϣ)  (-.)
_____

Golgotha

  ['gOlg] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  ,  
_____

Goliath

  [gu'laI] _n. _. ; _. . 
_____

GOPster

  ['gOpst] _n. _. _.  (  
  )
_____

Gorgon

  ['gO:gn] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) , 
_____

Goth

  [gO] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. , 
_____

Gotham

  ['gutm] _n.: a man of Gotham, a wise man of Gotham , 
_____

Gothic

  ['gOIk]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) , , 

      3)  ( )

      4) _.  ( )

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

      3) _.  
_____

Goulard

  [gu'la:d] _n.   (. Goulard water)
_____

Government house

  ['gAvnmnthaus] _n.   
_____

Grail

  [greIl] _n.: The (Holy) Grail _. ,  
_____

Grand Duke

  ['grnd'dju:k] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

Grand Master

  ['grnd'ma:st] _n. _. 
_____

Grand Prix

  ['gra:N'pri:] _n. _.  , -
_____

Graves' disease

  ['greIvzdI'zi:z] _n.  
_____

Grecian

  ['gri:Sn]

    1. _a.  ( )

      *) Grecian horse  

    2. _n. 
_____

Greek

  [gri:k]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  

      *) it is Greek to me     

    2. _a. 
_____

Gregorian

  [grI'gO:rIn] _a. ; Gregorian style  
_____

Gretna-green marriage

  ['gretngri:n'mrId] _n.     
    (    ,  
  )
_____

Grub-street

  ['grAbstri:t] _n. _.

    1)  ,  (    ,  
    XVII-XVIII .   )

    2) ۣ  (. Grub-street writings)
_____

Grundyism

  ['grAndIIzm] _n.   (  Mrs. Grundy -  
   (1798 .),     
  ; what will Mrs. Grundy say?   ?)
_____

Guatemalan

  [,gwtI'ma:ln]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _a. 
_____

Guildhall

  ['gIld'hO:l] _n.

    1) (the Guildhall)  ( )

    2) _.   , 
_____

Gurkha

  ['guk] _n.

    1)  ( ,   )

    2) _attr.: Gurkha regiments _.    (
     )
_____

Gypsy

  ['dIpsI] = Gipsy
_____

Gyrene

  [daI'ri:n] _n. ( GI marine) _. _. _.  
  
_____

H

  h [eItS] _n. (_pl. Hs, H's ['eItSIz]) 8-  . ; to drop
  one's hs   h ,    ( 
  )
_____

H-blast

  ['eItSbla:st] _n.   
_____

H-bomb

  ['eItSbO:m] _n.  
_____

H-hour

  ['eItS,au] _n. _. _.  "",   
_____

Habeas Corpus Act

  ['heIbjs'kO:ps'kt] _n.   (  1679 . 
   )
_____

Hades

  ['heIdi:z] _n. _. _.  ( ,  ; 
   )
_____

Hadji

  ['hdi:] _. _n.  (,   )
_____

Haitian

  ['heISjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Hallowe'en

  ['hlu'i:n] _n. _. _.    
_____

Hallowmas

  ['hlums] _n. _.    (1 )
_____

Hamburg

  ['hmbr] _n.

    1)  ޣ 

    2)   
_____

Hamburgh

  ['hmbr] = Hamburg
_____

Hanoverian

  [,hnu'vIrIn] _a. _. ; Hanoverian House 
  
_____

Hansard

  ['hnsa:d] _n. _.  ޣ   
  
_____

Harley Street

  [ha:lI'stri:t] _n.   ,   
   ; _. ,  
_____

Harrovian

  [h'ruvjn] _n.

    1)    . 

    2)  . 
_____

Havana

  [h'vn] _n.  
_____

Hebe

  ['hi:bi:] _n.

    1) _. _. 

    2) _. ,   
_____

Hebraic

  [hi:'breIk] _a. 
_____

Hebrew

  ['hi:bru:]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  ; 

      *) it is Hebrew to me     

    2. _a. 
_____

Hecate

  ['hekti:] _n. _. _. 
_____

Hegelian

  [heI'gi:ljn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

Helicon

  ['helIkn] _n.

    1) _. _. ,  

    2) (helicon)  ( )
_____

Hellene

  ['heli:n] _n. , 
_____

Hellenic

  [he'li:nIk]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _pl.    
_____

Hellenism

  ['helInIzm] _n. 
_____

Hellenist

  ['helInIst] _n.  (    
  )
_____

Helvetian

  [hel'vi:Sjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Helvetic

  [hel'vetIk] _a. 
_____

Heptateuch

  ['hepttju:k] _n. _.     
_____

Herculean

  [,h:kju'li:n] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)    ; Herculean task  
_____

Hercules

  ['h:kjuli:z] _n.

    1) _. _. 

    2) , 
_____

Hermes

  ['h:mi:z] _n. _. _. 
_____

Herod

  ['herd] _n. _. 
_____

Hertzian

  ['h:tsIn] _a.: Hertzian waves _.  
_____

Hesperian

  [hes'pIrIn] _a. _. 
_____

Hesperus

  ['hesprs] _n.  
_____

Hessian

  ['hesIn]

    1. _a. ,  

      *) Hessian boots _.  ; 

    2. _n.

      1) _.  

      2) _. ,  

      3) ,  
_____

Hibernian

  [haI'b:njn] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

High

  [haI] _. = high school
_____

High Church

  ['haI'tS:tS] _n.    ,  
  
_____

High Court

  ['haI'kO:t] = High Court of Justice
_____

High Court of Justice

  ['haI'kO:tv'dAstIs] _n.    (  
     )
_____

Highlander

  ['haIlnd] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)   
_____

Hilary

  ['hIlrI] _n. ,    (  .
  )
_____

Hindi

  ['hIndi:]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a.    
_____

Hindoo

  ['hIn'du:] = Hindu
_____

Hindu

  ['hIn'du:]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

Hinduism

  ['hIndu:Izm] _n. 
_____

Hindustani

  [,hIndu'sta:nI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

    2. _a. 
_____

Hitlerite

  ['hItlraIt] _n. , 
_____

Hodge

  [hOd] _n. ( ) 
_____

Holland

  ['hOlnd] _n. ; ; brown Holland ̣  
_____

Hollander

  ['hOlnd] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

Hollands

  ['hOlndz] _n.  
_____

Hollywood

  ['hOlIwud] _n. ,  , 
_____

Holy Office

  ['hulI,OfIs] _n. _.   (  )
_____

Home Counties

  ['hum'kauntIz] _n. _pl. ,  
_____

Home Guard

  ['hum'ga:d] _n. _.

    1)   ,  ( )

    2)  ( )
_____

Homeric

  [hu'merIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

Honduranian

  [,hOndju'reInIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

Hoover

  ['hu:v]

    1. _n.  (  )

    2. _v. 
_____

Horse Guards

  ['hOs'ga:dz] _n. _pl.

    1)  ;  

    2) _.     ( )
_____

Hottentot

  ['hOtntOt] _n. 
_____

Hun

  [hAn] _n.

    1) _. ; _. 

    2) _. 
_____

Hungarian

  [hAN'gErIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2)  
_____

Husky

  ['hAskI]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  
_____

Hussite

  ['hAsaIt] _n. _. 
_____

Hyde Park

  ['haId'pa:k] _n. - (  )
_____

Hymen

  ['haImn] _n. _. 
_____

I

  I i [aI] _n. (_pl. Is, I's [aIz]) 9-  . 

  II [aI] _pron. _pers.

    1) ; . . me ,   ..; . . .   
    .  . .; it's me  ; I am ready  ; he saw me  
    ; give me the book   ; listen to me, please
    ,  ; you can get it from me   
      ; I poured me a glass of water     ;
    write to me in English   -

    2) _., _.   , .: I laid me down 
    ̣
_____

I'd

  [aId] _. _. = I would, I should, I had
_____

I'm

  [aIm] _. _. = I am
_____

I've

  [aIv] _. _. = I have
_____

I-beam

  ['aIbi:m] _n. _.  
_____

IOU

  ['aIu'ju:] _n.     IOU (   I owe
  you   )
_____

Iberian

  [aI'bIrIn] _.

    1. _a. ; Iberian Peninsula  

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)   
_____

Icelander

  ['aIslnd] _n. ; 
_____

Icelandic

  [aIs'lndIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

India paper

  ['Indj'peIp] _n.  ;   
_____

Indian

  ['Indjn]

    1. _a.

      1) ; Indian civilian _.    

      2)  (   )

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  (.  . )

      3) ,    
_____

Indian blue

  ['Indjn'blu:] _n. 
_____

Indian cane

  ['Indjn'keIn] _n. 
_____

Indian club

  ['Indjn'klAb] _n. _. 
_____

Indian corn

  ['Indjn'kO:n] _n. , 
_____

Indian ink

  ['Indjn'INk] _n. 
_____

Indian summer

  ['Indjn'sAm] _n.  ; " "
_____

Indo-Chinese

  ['IndutSaI'ni:z] _a. 
_____

Indo-European

  ['Indu,jur'pi:n] _a. 
_____

Indonesian

  [,Indu'ni:zjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Injun

  ['Indn] _n. _. _. 

    *) honest Injun!  !
_____

International

  [,Int'nSnl] _n. 
_____

Internationale

  [,IntnS'na:l] _n.  ()
_____

Inverness

  [,Inv'nes] _n.      (   
  )
_____

Ionic

  [aI'OnIk] _a. 
_____

Iraki

  [I'ra:kI] = Iraqi
_____

Irani

  [I'ra:nI] _a. ; 
_____

Iranian

  [aI'reInjn]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n.

      1)  , ; 

      2)  
_____

Iraqi

  [I'ra:kI]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 
_____

Irish

  ['aIrIS]

    1. _a. 

      *) Irish bridge    (ң )

    2. _n.

      1) (the Irish) _pl. _. ,  

      2)  

      3)  

      4)  

      *) to get smb.'s Irish up ,  -.
_____

Irishism

  ['aIrISIzm] _n.    , 
_____

Irishman

  ['aIrISmn] _n. 
_____

Irishwoman

  ['aIrIS,wumn] _n. 
_____

Isabel

  ['Izbel] = Isabella 1)
_____

Isabella

  [,Iz'bel] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) -֣ 
_____

Isaiah

  [aI'zaI] _n. _. ()
_____

Islam

  ['Izla:m] _n. 
_____

Islamic

  [Iz'lmIk] _a. ,   , 
_____

Islamite

  ['IzlmaIt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. , 
_____

Israel

  ['IzreIl] _n.  , 
_____

Israelite

  ['IzrIlaIt]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a. , 
_____

Italian

  [I'tljn]

    1. _a. 

      *) Italian warehouse   (. ) 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  
_____

Italianize

  [I'tljnaIz] _v. ;  
_____

Italic

  [I'tlIk] _a. _. ; Italic order _.  
_____

J

  j [deI] _n. (_pl. Js, J's [deIz]) 10-  . 

    *) J pen  
_____

Jack Frost

  ['dk'frOst] _n.   ; -
_____

Jack Ketch

  ['dk'ketS] _n. 
_____

Jack in office

  ['dkIn,OfIs] _n. ,  
_____

Jack-a-dandy

  [,dk'dndI] _n. ݣ, , 
_____

Jack-in-the-green

  ['dkIngri:n] _n.         
  ̣  (  )
_____

Jacob's ladder

  ['deIkbz'ld] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _.  

    3) _. -; -

    4) _.  
_____

Jacob's staff

  ['deIkbz'sta:f] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) ; 
_____

Jacobean

  [,dku'bi:n] _a.       I
  (1603-1625 .)
_____

Jacobin

  ['dkubIn] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _. 
_____

Jacobite

  ['dkubaIt] _n. _. 
_____

Jacquard loom

  [d'ka:d'lu:m] _n.   
_____

Jaeger

  ['jeIg] _n.  ,    
_____

Jain

  [daIn] _n.     (  )
_____

Jamaica

  [d'meIk] _n. () 
_____

Jane

  [deIn] _n. (. jane) _. £
_____

Jansenism

  ['dnsnIzm] _n. _. 
_____

January

  ['dnjurI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

Janus

  ['deIns] _n. _. _. 
_____

Jap

  [dp] _. . Japanese
_____

Japanese

  [,dp'ni:z]

    1. _a. ; Japanese lantern  ; Japanese varnish
    tree  

    2. _n.

      1) ; ; the Japanese _pl. _. 

      2)  
_____

Japanesque

  [,dp'nesk] _a.   
_____

Japhetic

  [deI'fetIk] _a. _. 
_____

Javanese

  [,da:v'ni:z]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; ; the Javanese _pl. _. 

      2)  
_____

Jehovah

  [dI'huv] _n. _. ; Jehovah's Witnesses  
  (   )
_____

Jehu

  ['di:hju:] _n. _. ; 
_____

Jericho

  ['derIku] _n. _. 

    *) go to Jericho!   ޣ!
_____

Jeroboam

  [,der'bum] _n.  ,    (= 8-12 
   )
_____

Jerry

  ['derI] _n. _. _. ;    ̣
_____

Jesuit

  ['dezjuIt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , 
_____

Jesuitic

  [,dezju'ItIk] = Jesuitical
_____

Jesuitical

  [,dezju'ItIkl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

Jesuitism

  ['dezjuItIzm] _n. , ; 
_____

Jesuitry

  ['dezjuItrI] = Jesuitism
_____

Jesus

  ['di:zs] _n. _. 

    *) by Jesus -; Jesus Christ! !; ޣ !
_____

Jew

  [du:] _n. , 
_____

Jew's pitch

  ['du:zpItS] _n. _. ,  
_____

Jew's-harp

  ['du:z'ha:p] _n.

    1)  (_. )

    2) ޣ, £      
     
_____

Jewess

  ['du:Is] _n. , 
_____

Jewish

  ['du:IS] _a. , ; he is Jewish  
_____

Jewry

  ['durI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. ,  
_____

Jezebel

  ['dezbl] _n. _. ; _. _. 
_____

Jill

  [dIl] = Gill
_____

Jim-Crow

  ['dIm'kru] _n. _.

    1) _. _. 

    2) _attr.: Jim-Crow car    ; Jim-Crow policy
        
_____

Jimson weed

  ['dImsnwi:d] _n. _. 
_____

Job

  [dub] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ,  

    *) to be as patient as Job   ; this would
    try the patience of Job       ; Job's
    news  ,  ; Job's comforter , 
         أ-. 
_____

Jock

  [dOk] _n.

    1) _. _.  

    2) (jock) _. . jockey 1, 1)
_____

Joe

  ['du] = Joe Blow
_____

Joe Blow

  ['du'blu] _n. _. _. _. 
_____

John

  [dOn] _n. _. 
_____

John Bull

  ['dOn'bul] _n.   (  )
_____

John Collins

  ['dOn'kOlInz] _n. _.     
_____

John Doe

  ['dOn'du] _n. _. (. )    
  ; John Doe and Richard Roe    ( ͣ
    )
_____

John Dory

  ['dOn'dO:rI] _n.  ()
_____

John Q. Public

  ['dOnkju:'pAblIk] _n.    (  )
_____

John-o'-Groat's

  ['dOn'gruts] . John-o'-Groat's-House
_____

John-o'-Groat's-House

  ['dOn'grutshaus] _n.  ; from John-o'-Groat's-House to
  Land's End     ;     ()
_____

Johnny

  ['dOnI] (. johnny) _n. _.

    1) , 

    2) ݣ, 
_____

Johnny Raw

  ['dOnI'rO:] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. _. 
_____

Johnny-jump-up

  ['dOnI'dAmpAp] _n.   
_____

Jonah

  ['dun] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  
_____

Jonathan

  ['dOnn] _n.  (  )
_____

Jove

  [duv] _n. _. _. ; by Jove! )  !;
  -!; )  !; )   !
_____

Jovian

  ['duvIn] _a.

    1)  ; 

    2)    
_____

Judaic

  [du:'deIIk] _a. , 
_____

Judaism

  ['du:deIIzm] _n. ,  
_____

Judas

  ['du:ds] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) 

    3) (judas) ,    ( )
_____

Judas-coloured

  ['du:ds'kAld] _a. 
_____

Judas-hole

  ['du:dshul] = Judas 3)
_____

Judas-tree

  ['du:dstri:] _n. _. 
_____

Judges

  ['dAdIz] _n. _.  
_____

Judy

  ['du:dI] _n.

    1)     

    2) _. ; 

    3) ,   (. ); to make a Judy of oneself
    _.  
_____

Juggernaut

  ['dAgnO:t] _n.

    1) _. _.  (    )

    2)   (,     ;
         ..) (. Juggernaut car
     )
_____

Jugoslav

  ['ju:gu'sla:v] = Jugoslavian
_____

Jugoslavian

  ['ju:gu'sla:vjn]

    1. _n.  ; 

    2. _a. 
_____

Julian

  ['du:ljn] _a. 
_____

July

  [du:'laI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

June

  [du:n] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

Juno

  ['du:nu] _n. _. _. ; _.  
_____

Jupiter

  ['du:pIt] _n. _. _. _. ; by Jupiter! ) 
  !; -!; )  !; )   !
_____

Jurassic

  [du'rsIk] _a. _. ; Jurassic period  , 
_____

K

  k [keI] _n. (_pl. Ks, K's [keIz]) 11-  . 
_____

Kaffir

  ['kf] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl. _.  - 
_____

Kafir

  ['kf] = Kaffir
_____

Kalmuck

  ['klmAk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  

    2. _a. 
_____

Kalmyk

  ['klmIk] = Kalmuck
_____

Kantian

  ['kntIn] _a. _. 
_____

Kantianism

  ['kntInIzm] _n. _. 
_____

Kara-Kalpak

  ['ka:r'ka:lpa:k]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  

    2. _a. 
_____

Karaite

  ['kEraIt] _n. ; 
_____

Kazakh

  [kA'za:h]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  

    2. _a. 
_____

Kelt

  [kelt] = Celt
_____

Keltic

  ['keltIk] = Celtic
_____

Kelvin

  ['kelvIn] = Kelvin scale
_____

Kelvin scale

  ['kelvInskeIl] _n. _.   
_____

Kentish

  ['kentIS] _a. 

    *) Kentish fire )  ; )  ;
    Kentish rag ף  
_____

Kenyan

  ['kenjn] _a.   
_____

Khedive

  [kI'di:v] _n. _. 
_____

Kidderminster

  ['kIdmInstA] = Kidderminster carpet
_____

Kidderminster carpet

  ['kIdmInstA'ka:pIt] _n.  ף ()
_____

King of Arms

  ['kINv'a:mz] _n. 
_____

Kingston valve

  ['kINstnvlv] _n. _. 
_____

Kirghiz

  ['k:gIz]

    1. _n. (_pl. -es ['k:gIzIz]   .)

      1) ; 

      2)  

    2. _a. 
_____

Kleenex

  ['kli:neks] _n.   
_____

Knickerbocker

  ['nIkbOk] _n.  -
_____

Komsomol

  ['kOmsmOl] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

Koran

  [kO'ra:n] _n. 
_____

Koranic

  [kO'rnIk] _a.

    1)   

    2)   
_____

Korean

  [k'rIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; ; the Koreans 

      2)  
_____

K-ration

  ['keI,rSn] _n. _. _.  
_____

Kremlin

  ['kremlIn] _. _n. 
_____

Krishna

  ['krISn] _n. _. () 
_____

Ku-Klux-Klan

  ['kju:klAks'kln] _n. --
_____

Kurd

  [k:d] _n. ; 
_____

L

  l [el] (_pl. Ls, L's [elz])

    1) 12-  . 

    2) -.,    L
_____

L-square

  ['elskwE] _n.   
_____

Labour Day

  ['leIb'deI] _n. _.   (  )
_____

Labour Exchange

  ['leIbIks'tSeInd] _n.  
_____

Labour Party

  ['leIb'pa:tI] _n.  
_____

Labrador tea

  ['lbrdO:'ti:] _n. _. 
_____

Lacedaemonian

  [,lsIdI'munjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

Lady Day

  ['leIdIdeI] _n. _.  (25 )
_____

Lallan

  ['lln] _n.    
_____

Lambeth

  ['lmb] _n.     (.
  Lambeth Palace)
_____

Lammas

  ['lms] _n. _.   (1 )
_____

Lancastrian

  [lN'kstrIn]

    1. _a.

      1) _. 

      2) 

    2. _n.

      1) _.   

      2)  
_____

Laodicean

  [,leIudI'sIn] _a. ,  (   
  )
_____

Laplander

  ['lplnd] = Lapp 1)
_____

Lapp

  [lp]

    1) ; ; ; 

    2)  
_____

Lappish

  ['lpIS]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n.  
_____

Lascar

  ['lsk] _n. -
_____

Latin

  ['ltIn]

    1. _n.  ; classical (late) Latin  ()
    ; low ( vulgar) Latin  ; dog Latin 
    

      *) thieves Latin  

    2. _a. ; ; Latin Church  ,
    - ; the Latin languages  
_____

Latvian

  ['ltvIn]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  
_____

Lazarus

  ['lzrs] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ֣
_____

Lazy Susan

  ['leIzI'su:zn] _n.

    1)    ,   ..

    2)      
_____

Lebanese

  [,leb'ni:z]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; ; the Lebanese _pl. _. 
_____

Lend-Lease

  ['lend'li:s] _n. _. ,     
  (,   ..); Lend-Lease Act   
  (1941 .)
_____

Leninism

  ['lenInIzm] _n. 
_____

Leninist

  ['lenInIst]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

Leninite

  ['lenInaIt] = Leninist 1  2
_____

Lent

  [lent] _n. _.  
_____

Lenten

  ['lentn] _a.

    1) _. 

    2)  ( );  ( )
_____

Leo

  ['li:u] _n.  (   )
_____

Lesbian

  ['lezbIn] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

Lethe

  ['li:i:] _n. _. _. 
_____

Lethean

  [lI'i:n] _a.: Lethean stream _. _. ,  
_____

Lett

  [let] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

Lettish

  ['letIS]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

Levanter

  [lI'vnt] _n.

    1)    (   )

    2) = Levantine
_____

Levantine

  ['levntaIn]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) ,   

    2. _a. 
_____

Leviticus

  [lI'vItIks] _n. _.  (3-   )
_____

Leyden jar

  ['leIdn'da:] _n. _.  
_____

Libra

  ['laIbr] _n.  (   )
_____

Libyan

  ['lIbIn]

    1. _a. ; _. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Life Guards

  ['laIfga:dz] _n. -
_____

Lilliputian

  [,lIlI'pju:Sjn]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _a. , 
_____

Limerick

  ['lImrIk] _n.   (  ), 
_____

Lithuanian

  [,lIju:'eInjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  
_____

Liverpudlian

  [,lIv'pAdlIn] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 
_____

Lloyd's

  [lOIdz] _n.

    1)  (  )

    2)   (. Lloyd's register)

    *) A 1 at Lloyd's ; 
_____

Lock Hospital

  ['lOk'hOspItl] = lock II, 1, 5)
_____

Lollard

  ['lOld] _n. _. 
_____

Lombard

  ['lOmbd]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) ,  

      3) _. ; 

      *) Lombard Street  ,    ( 
         ,     )

    2. _a. 
_____

Lombardy poplar

  ['lOmbdI,pOpl] _n.  
_____

Londoner

  ['lAndn] _n. 
_____

Londonism

  ['lAndnIzm] _n.

    1)   

    2)  
_____

Lord Lieutenant

  ['lO:dlef'tennt] _n.

    1)       

    2) -  (. )

    3) _. -  ( 1922 .)
_____

Lord Mayor

  ['lO:d'mE] _n. -; lord Mayor's Day 9  (  
    -); lord Mayor's show   
    -  
_____

Lord Provost

  ['lO:d'prOvst] _n. - (   )
_____

Lord Rector

  ['lO:d'rekt] _n. ޣ  (  )
_____

Lothario

  [lu'a:rIu] _n. (_pl. -os [lu'a:rIuz]) ,  (. gay
  Lothario)
_____

Lovelace

  ['lAvleIs] _n. ,  (     
  " ")
_____

Low Church

  ['lu'tS:tS] _n.      
   (. High Church)
_____

Low Countries

  ['lu'kAntrIz] _n. _pl. ,   
_____

Lucifer

  ['lu:sIf] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) _.  ,  

    3) (lucifer) _. 

    *) as proud as Lucifer   
_____

Lucullean

  [lu:'kAlIn] _a.: Lucullean banquet  
_____

Lucullian

  [lu:'kAlIn] _a.: Lucullian banquet  
_____

Luddites

  ['lAdaIts] _n. _pl. _. 
_____

Luftwaffe

  ['luftva:f] _. _n.  (   )
_____

Lutetian

  [lu:'ti:SIn] _a. 
_____

Lutheran

  ['lu:rn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Lyceum

  [laI'sIm] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) _.     -
_____

Lynch law

  ['lIntSlO:] _n. _.    , , 
_____

Lyra

  ['laIr] _n. _.  ()
_____

M

  m [em] _n. (_pl. Ms, M's [emz]) 13-  . 
_____

Maccabeus

  [,mk'bi:s] _n. _. 
_____

Macedonian

  [,msI'dunjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

Mach number

  ['ma:k,nAmb] _n. _.  ,  
_____

Madeira

  [m'dIr] _n.  ()
_____

Mae West

  ['meI'west] _n.    ̣
_____

Maecenas

  [mi:'si:ns] _n. 
_____

Magna Carta

  ['mgn'ka:t] _n. _.    (1215 .)
_____

Magna Charta

  ['mgn'ka:t] = Magna Carta
_____

Magyar

  ['mgja:]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n.

      1) ; ; ; 

      2)  
_____

Maharaja

  [,mah'ra:d] _. _n. 
_____

Maharajah

  [,mah'ra:d] = Maharaja
_____

Maharanee

  [,ma:h'ra:ni:] _. _n.  ( )
_____

Mahomet

  [m'hOmIt] _n. 
_____

Mahometan

  [m'hOmItn] = Mohammedan
_____

Majlis

  [md'lIs] _n. 
_____

Malacca

  [m'lk] = Malacca cane
_____

Malacca cane

  [m'lkkeIn] _n.   ( )
_____

Malaga

  ['mlg] _n.  ()
_____

Malagasy

  [,ml'gsI]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  
_____

Malay

  [m'leI]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  
_____

Malayan

  [m'leIn] = Malay
_____

Maltese

  ['mO:l'ti:z]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; the Maltese _pl. _. 

      2)   - 
_____

Malvaceae

  [ml'veIsIi:] _n. _pl. _. 
_____

Mameluke

  ['mmIlu:k] _n. _. 
_____

Mancunian

  [mN'kju:njn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

Manila

  [m'nIl] _n.

    1)   (. Manila hemp)

    2)  
_____

Manilla

  [m'nIl] _n.

    1)   (. Manilla hemp)

    2)  
_____

Manx

  [mNks]

    1. _a.

      1)  - 

      2): Manx cat   (  )

    2. _n.

      1)   - 

      2) (.  _pl.) the Manx  - 
_____

Manxman

  ['mNksmn] _n.  - 
_____

Maori

  ['maurI] _n.

    1) (_pl. -s ['maurIz]   .) 

    2)  
_____

Maquis

  ['mki:] _n. _. (_pl.  .)  (  
     )
_____

Marathon

  ['mrn] _n.   (. Marathon race)
_____

March

  [ma:tS] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

Mars

  [ma:z] _n.

    1) _. _. 

    2) _.  ()
_____

Marsala

  [ma:'sa:l] _n.  ()
_____

Marseillaise

  [,ma:s'leIz] _n. _. 
_____

Martian

  ['ma:Sjn] _n. 
_____

Martini

  [ma:'ti:nI] _n.  (  ,    )
_____

Martinmas

  ['ma:tInms] _n. _.   (11 )
_____

Marxian

  ['ma:ksjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

Marxism

  ['ma:ksIzm] _n. 
_____

Marxism-Leninism

  ['ma:ksIzm'lenInIzm] _n. -
_____

Marxist

  ['ma:ksIst]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

Master of Ceremonies

  ['ma:strv'serImnIz] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

Master of the Horse

  ['ma:strv'hO:s] _n. 
_____

Mauser

  ['mauz] _n. 
_____

Maxim

  ['mksIm] _n.  ͣ   (. Maxim machine-gun)
_____

May

  [meI] _n.

    1) ; _.  

    2) (may)  

    3) _pl.   ( )

    4) _pl.   (  -       )

    5) _attr. 

    6) _attr. 
_____

May Day

  ['meIdeI] _n.   
_____

May-apple

  ['meI,pl] _n. _. , 
_____

May-bug

  ['meIbAg] _n.  
_____

Mayflower

  ['meI,flau] _n. ,   : , , 
_____

Maying

  ['meIIN] _n.   ;    (
  )
_____

May-queen

  ['meI'kwi:n] _n. ,      ( 
  )
_____

M-day

  ['emdeI] _n. _.   
_____

Mechlin

  ['meklIn] _n.   (. Mechlin lace)
_____

Medea

  [mI'dI] _n. _. _. 
_____

Melpomene

  [mel'pOmIni:] _n. _. _. 
_____

Mephistophelean

  [,mefIst'fi:ljn] _a. 
_____

Mercian

  ['m:Sjn] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

Mercury

  ['m:kjurI] _n.

    1) _. _. 

    2) _.  

    3) _. ;  (.   )
_____

Merovingian

  [,meru'vIndIn] _.

    1. _a.      (VI-VIII . . .)

    2. _n. _pl. 
_____

Messiah

  [mI'saI] _n. _. 
_____

Messrs

  ['mesz] _n. _pl. (_.  messieurs)  ( 
    , ., Messrs Chapman & Hall)
_____

Methodist

  ['medIst] _n. _. 
_____

Methuselah

  [mI'ju:zl] _n. _. 
_____

Metro

  ['metru] _n. , 
_____

Mexican

  ['meksIkn]

    1. _a. ; Mexican tea _.  

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Michaelmas

  ['mIklms] _n.

    1)   (29 )

    2) _attr.: Michaelmas daisy ; Michaelmas term   (
    , )

    3) _.   
_____

Milanese

  [,mIl'ni:z]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. (_pl.  .) ,  
_____

Milesian

  I [maI'li:zjn] _a. _. 

  II [maI'li:zjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

Minerva

  [mI'n:v] _n. _. _. 
_____

Minorca

  [mI'nO:k] _n.  ( )
_____

Minorite

  ['maInraIt] _n. , 
_____

Miocene

  ['maIusi:n] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

Mithras

  ['mIrs] _n.  (  )
_____

Mogul

  [mu'gAl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ;   ; the Great ( the
      Grand) Mogul _.  

      2) (mogul) _. ,   

      3) _pl.     

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)    
_____

Mohammed

  [mu'hmed] _n. , 
_____

Mohammedan

  [mu'hmIdn]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. , ; , 
_____

Mohawk

  ['muhO:k] _n.

    1) -

    2) _.  (   )

    3) = Mohock
_____

Mohican

  ['muIkn] _n.    
_____

Mohock

  ['muhOk] _n. _. , .   ģ (  XVIII
  .  )
_____

Moldavian

  [mOl'deIvjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  
_____

Molly Maguire

  ['mOlIm'gwaI] _n. _.    , 
     
_____

Moloch

  ['mulOk] _n.

    1) _.  (. _.)

    2) _. 
_____

Monday

  ['mAndI] _n. 

    *) Black Monday _. _.     ;
    Monday feeling   ( )
_____

Mondayish

  ['mAndIIS] _a. _.      
   
_____

Mongol

  ['mOngOl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  

    2. _a. 
_____

Mongolian

  [mON'guljn] = Mongol
_____

Monroeism

  [mn'ruIzm] _n. _. _.  
_____

Montenegrin

  [,mOntI'ni:grIn]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

Moor

  [mu] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

Moorish

  ['murIS] _a. 
_____

Moorman

  ['mumn] _n.  ( )
_____

Moravian

  [m'reIvjn]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) _.    

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _pl. _.  
_____

Moresque

  [mO'resk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) 
_____

Mormon

  ['mO:mn] _n.

    1) 

    2) (mormon) 
_____

Morpheus

  ['mO:fju:s] _n. _. _. ; in the arms of Morpheus  
  , 
_____

Morse

  [mO:s] _n.

    1) _attr.: Morse code, Morse alphabet  ; Morse telegraph
     

    2) _. . Morse code, Morse telegraph
_____

Mosaic

  [mu'zeIIk] _a. _. ; Mosaic Law  
_____

Moses

  ['muzIz] _n. _. 
_____

Moslem

  ['mOzlem]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _a. 
_____

Mr.

  ['mIst] _.  mister 1)
_____

Mrs.

  ['mIsIz] _.  mistress 2)
_____

Mumbo Jumbo

  ['mAmbu'dAmbu] _n. (_pl. -os ['mAmbu'dAmbuz])  
   ͣ; _.   ; 
_____

Muscovite

  ['mAskuvaIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ()

      2) _. ; 

    2. _a. _. 
_____

Muscovy

  ['mAskuvI] _n. _.  

    *) Muscovy glass ; Muscovy duck = musk-duck
_____

Muslim

  ['muslIm] = Moslem
_____

Mussulman

  ['mAslmn]

    1. _n. (_pl. -s) 

    2. _a. 
_____

Mussulmans

  ['mAslmnz] _pl.  Mussulman 1
_____

Mycenaean

  [,maIsi:'ni:n] _a. _. _. 
_____

N

  n [en] _n. (_pl. Ns, N's [enz])

    1) 14-  . 

    2) = en I, 2)

    3) _. ̣ ; to the nth )  n- ( )
    ; ) _. 
_____

Napoleonic

  [n,pulI'OnIk] _a. 
_____

Nazi

  ['na:tsI]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a. , 
_____

Nazism

  ['na:tsIzm] _n. , 
_____

Neapolitan

  [nI'pOlItn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Neddy

  ['nedI] _n. _. ӣ, 
_____

Negress

  ['ni:grIs] _n. 
_____

Negrillo

  [ne'grIlu] _n. (_pl. -os [ne'grIluz])   ; 
_____

Negrito

  [ne'gri:tu] _n. (_pl. -os, -oes [ne'gri:tuz])  (
  )
_____

Negro

  ['ni:gru]

    1. _n. (_pl. -oes ['ni:gruz]) ; 

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) ޣ, ԣ
_____

Negro-head

  ['ni:gruhed] _n.

    1)  ԣ, ,   

    2)  
_____

Negroid

  ['ni:grOId] = Negroidal
_____

Negroidal

  ['ni:grOIdl] _a. 
_____

Negrophobia

  [,ni:gru'fubI] _n. , 
_____

Negus

  ['ni:gs] _n. _.  ( )
_____

Nemesis

  ['nemIsIs] _n. _. _. 
_____

Neptune

  ['neptju:n] _n. _. _. 
_____

Neptunian

  [nep'tju:njn] _a. _. , , 
_____

Nero

  ['nIru] _n. _. 
_____

Netherlander

  ['nelnd] _a. , 
_____

Netherlandish

  ['nelndIS] _a. , 
_____

New Style

  ['nju:'staIl] _n.   ( )
_____

New Deal

  ['nju:'di:l] _n. _.

    1) " " (  )

    2)  
_____

New Frontier

  ['nju:'frAntj] _n. _. " " (  )
_____

Newfoundland

  [nju:'faundlnd] _n. , -
_____

Newfoundland dog

  [nju:'faundlnddOg] = Newfoundland
_____

Newfoundlander

  [,nju:fnd'lnd] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,  

    3) = Newfoundland
_____

Newgate

  ['nju:gIt] _n.    ( )
_____

Newmarket

  ['nju:,ma:kIt] _n.

    1)    

    2)   
_____

Newmarket coat

  ['nju:,ma:kIt'kut] = Newmarket 1)
_____

Newtonian

  [nju:'tunjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

Niagara

  [naI'gr] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    *) to shoot Niagara    
_____

Nick

  [nIk] _n. ޣ,  (. Old Nick)
_____

Nilotic

  [naI'lOtIk] _a. 
_____

Nip

  [nIp] _n. (_.  Nipponese) _.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

Nipper

  ['nIp] _n. _. _. 
_____

Nipponese

  [,nIp'ni:z]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; ; the Nipponese _pl. _. 
_____

Nisei

  ['ni:'seI] _n. (. nisei)   
_____

Nizam

  [naI'zm] _n.

    1) _.  (  )

    2)  

    3) (_pl.  .)   
_____

Noah

  ['nu] _n. _. ; Noah's Ark  
_____

Noel

  [nu'el] _n.  (   )
_____

Nordic

  ['nO:dIk] _.

    1. _a. , , 

    2. _n.   
_____

Norfolk Howard

  ['nO:fk'haud] _n. _. 
_____

Norfolk jacket

  ['nO:fk'dkIt] _n.   ( )
_____

Norman

  ['nO:mn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. 

      3) = Norman French {. 2, 2)}

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. ; the Norman Conquest  
       (1066 .); Norman French   
      ; Norman style   XII .
_____

Norn

  [nO:n] _n. (. _pl.)  (    )
_____

Norse

  [nO:s]

    1. _n.

      1) _. _.  ; Old Norse  

      2) _. ; 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

Norseman

  ['nO:smn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

Northland

  ['nO:lnd] _n.

    1) _. ,  

    2)   ()

    3)  
_____

Northman

  ['nO:mn] _n.

    1)   

    2) _.  

    3) _. 
_____

Northumbrian

  [nO:'AmbrIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1)      

      2)   - 

      3)     
_____

Norwegian

  [nO:'wi:dn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  
_____

November

  [nu'vemb] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

Nubian

  ['nju:bjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

O

  o

  I [u] _n. (_pl. Os, O's, Oes [uz])

    1) 15-  . 

    2) , 

  II [u] _int. (     - oh): O my!,
  O dear me!  !; oh, what a lie!  !; oh, is that so?
  ?
_____

O'

  [u] _pref.   , .: O'Connor O'
_____

O.K.

  ['u'keI] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. _predic. ӣ  ; ; 

    3. _v. (_p.  _p-p. O.K.'d ['u'keId])  (  )

    4. _int. !, !, !, ģ!
_____

Occident

  ['OksIdnt] _n. ;  
_____

Oceanian

  [,uSI'eInjn]

    1. _a.   

    2. _n.  ,   ; 
_____

October

  [Ok'tub] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; the Great October Socialist Revolution 
      
_____

Odin

  ['udIn] _n. _. _. 
_____

Odysseus

  ['dIsju:s] _n. _. _. 
_____

Odyssey

  ['OdIsI] _n.  (. _.)
_____

Oedipus

  ['i:dIps] _n. _. _. 
_____

Okie

  ['ukI] _n. _.    (. 
   )
_____

Old Glory

  ['uld'glO:rI] _n.   
_____

Old World

  ['uld'w:ld] _n.  ,  
_____

Olympian

  [u'lImpIn]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; ; Olympian calm 
      

    2. _n.  ,  ; _. 
_____

Olympic

  [u'lImpIk] _a.

    1) ; Olympic games  

    2): Olympic green _. ;    
_____

Olympus

  [u'lImps] _n. _. _. 
_____

Orange

  ['OrInd] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) _attr.: Orange lodge   {. Orangeman}
_____

Orangeman

  ['OrIndmn] _n. _.  (  
  )
_____

Orcadian

  [O:'keIdjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ,   
_____

Orion

  ['raIn] _n. _.  
_____

Orphean

  [O:'fi:n] _a. ,   ; 
_____

Orpheus

  ['O:fju:s] _n. _. _. 
_____

Orphic

  ['O:fIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

Orpington

  ['O:pINtn] _n.  ( )
_____

Ostrogoth

  ['OstrugO] _n. _. 
_____

Ottoman

  ['Otumn]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a. , 
_____

out-Herod

  [aut'herd] _v.     (. to out-Herod Herod)
_____

Oxonian

  [Ok'sunjn]

    1. _n.  (. )  

    2. _a. 
_____

P

  p [pi:] _n. (_pl. Ps, P's [pi:z]) 16-  . 

    *) to mind one's P's and Q's  ,   
     
_____

Paddy

  ['pdI] _n. _.  (  )
_____

Padishah

  ['pa:dISa:] _. _n. 
_____

Padshah

  ['pa:dSa:] = Padishah
_____

Pakistani

  [,pa:kIs'ta:nI]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _a. 
_____

Palestinian

  [,pls'tInIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

Pali

  ['pa:lI] _n.  ( ; .    )
_____

Palma Christi

  ['plm'krIstI] _n. _. 
_____

Pan

  [pn] _n.

    1) _. _. 

    2) 
_____

Pan-American

  ['pn'merIkn] _a. -
_____

Panama

  [,pn'ma:] _n.

    1)  (; . Panama hat)

    2) ,  
_____

Panamanian

  [,pn'meInjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

Pandean

  [pn'di:n] _a. _. _. Pandean pipe  
_____

Pandora's box

  [pn'dO:rz'bOks] _n. _. _.  ,   
_____

Papuan

  ['ppjun]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Paraguayan

  [,pr'gwaIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Parian

  ['pErIn]

    1. _a. ; Parian marble  

    2. _n.  
_____

Paris

  ['prIs] _n. _. _. 
_____

Paris doll

  ['prIs'dOl] _n. ; ,    
  
_____

Parisian

  [p'rIzjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Parmesan

  [,pa:mI'zn] _n.  ()
_____

Parnassian

  [pa:'nsIn] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

Parnassus

  [pa:'nss] _n. _. _. 
_____

Parthian

  ['pa:jn] _a. _. ; Parthian shaft ( shot, arrow)
  _.   (  ..,   
  )
_____

Passover

  ['pa:s,uv] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

Pat

  [pt] _n. _.  (  )
_____

Pecksniff

  ['peksnIf] _n.   (     
  " ")
_____

Peeping Tom

  ['pi:pIN'tOm] _n.

    1)   

    2) _. _. 
_____

Pegasus

  ['pegss] _n.

    1) _. _. 

    2) _.  
_____

Pekinese

  I [,pi:kI'ni:z]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  

  II [,pi:kI'ni:z] _n.   ( )
_____

Pekingese

  I [,pi:kIN'i:z] = Pekinese I

  II [,pi:kIN'i:z] = Pekinese II
_____

Pembroke table

  ['pembruk'teIbl] _n.  
_____

Penates

  [pe'na:teIs] _n. _pl. _. _. 
_____

Penelope

  [pI'nelpI] _n. _. _. ; ( .)  
_____

Pentateuch

  ['penttju:k] _n. _. 
_____

Pentecost

  ['pentIkOst] _n. _. ,  
_____

Permian

  ['p:mIn] _a. _. 
_____

Perseus

  ['p:sju:s] _n. _. _. 
_____

Persian

  ['p:Sn]

    1. _a. ; ; Persian carpet ( rug)  ף

      *) Persian blinds 

    2. _n.

      1) ; ; the Persians _pl. _. 

      2)  
_____

Peruvian

  [p'ru:vjn]

    1. _a. ; Peruvian bark  

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Peter's fish

  ['pi:tzfIS] _n. _. 
_____

Peter's-penny

  ['pi:tz,penI] _n. _. " . " (   
  )
_____

Peter-penny

  ['pi:t,penI] = Peter's-penny
_____

Pharaoh

  ['fEru] _n. _. 
_____

Pharisaic

  [,frI'seIIk] = Pharisaical
_____

Pharisaical

  [,frI'seIIkl] _a. , 
_____

Pharisaism

  ['frIseIIzm] _n. 
_____

Pharisee

  ['frIsi:] _n. , 
_____

Philippine

  ['fIlIpi:n] _a. 
_____

Philistine

  ['fIlIstaIn]

    1. _n.

      1) , , 

      2) _. ()  (., ,   ..)

      3) _. 

      *) to fall among Philistines   ,   ֣
      

    2. _a. , , 
_____

Philistinism

  ['fIlIstInIzm] _n. , 
_____

Philistinize

  ['fIlIstInaIz] _v.  
_____

Philomel

  ['fIlmel] = Philomela
_____

Philomela

  [fIlu'mi:l] _n. _. , 
_____

Phoebe

  ['fi:bI] _n.

    1) _. _. 

    2) _. 
_____

Phoebus

  ['fi:bs] _n.

    1) _. _. 

    2) _. 
_____

Phoenician

  [fI'nISIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  
_____

Phosphor

  ['fOsf] _n. _.  
_____

Phrygian

  ['frIdIn]

    1. _a. ; Phrygian cap  

    2. _n. 
_____

Pickwickian

  [pIk'wIkIn] _a.: in a Pickwickian sense  ,  ; 
   
_____

Pidgin English

  ['pIdIn'INglIS] _n. -, -  
_____

Pierian

  [paI'erIn] _a. _-. ,   ; Pierian
  spring  
_____

Pigeon English

  ['pIdIn'INglIS] = Pidgin English
_____

Pindaric

  [pIn'drIk] _-.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. (. _pl.)  , 
_____

Pinkster

  ['pINkst] _n. _. _.  
_____

Pisces

  ['pIsi:z] _n. _pl.  (   )
_____

Plato

  ['pleItu] _n. 
_____

Platonic

  [pl'tOnIk]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2)  , 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _pl. _.  ;  
_____

Pleiad

  ['plaId] _n. (_pl. -ds ['plaIdz], -des)

    1) _pl. _. 

    2) (. .) _. 
_____

Pleiades

  ['plaIdi:z] _pl.  Pleiad
_____

Plimsoll line

  ['plImsl'laIn] _n. _.   (  )
_____

Plimsoll's mark

  ['plImslz'ma:k] = Plimsoll line
_____

Pluto

  ['plu:tu] _n.

    1) _. _. 

    2) _.  
_____

Plutonian

  [plu:'tunjn] _a.

    1) , 

    2) = Plutonic 1)
_____

Plutonic

  [plu:'tOnIk] _a.

    1) _. , 

    2) = Plutonian 1)
_____

Plutonium

  [plu:'tunjm] _n. _. 
_____

Plymouth Rock

  ['plIm'rOk] _n.  ( )
_____

Pole

  [pul] _n. ; ; the Poles _pl. _. 
_____

Polish

  ['pulIS]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

Poll

  I [pOl] _n.    (= )

  II [pOl] _n. _. _.

    1) (the Poll) _pl. _. ,    (
    ); to go out in the Poll    

    2) _attr.: Poll degree   
_____

Polly

  ['pOlI] = Poll I
_____

Polynesian

  [,pOlI'ni:zjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Pomeranian

  [,pOm'reInjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  (; . Pomeranian dog)
_____

Pooh-Bah

  ['pu:'ba:] _n.   ;  ( 
      "")
_____

Porte

  [pO:t] _n.: The (Sublime  Ottoman) Porte _. 
  (, )  (  )
_____

Portland

  ['pO:tlndA] = Portland cement
_____

Portland cement

  ['pO:tlndAsI'ment] _n. -
_____

portmanteau

  [pO:t'mntu] _n. (_pl. -s [pO:t'mntuz], -x)

    1) ;  

    2)  , - ( ,
       , .: slanguage = slang + language)
_____

Portuguese

  [,pO:tju'gi:z]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; ; the Portuguese _pl. _. 

      2)  
_____

Post-Office

  ['pust,OfIs] _n.  
_____

Postmaster General

  ['pust,ma:st'denrl] _n.  
_____

Prakrit

  ['pra:krIt] _n. _. 
_____

Pre-Raphaelite

  ['pri:'rflaIt] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

Presbyterian

  [,prezbI'tIrIn] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

Procurustean

  [pru'krAstIn] _a.: Procurustean bed _. _.  
_____

Promethean

  [pr'mi:jn] _a.: Promethean fire  
_____

Prometheus

  [pr'mi:ju:s] _n. _. _. 
_____

Protestant

  ['prOtIstnt] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

Protestantism

  ['prOtIstntIzm] _n. _. 
_____

Proteus

  ['prutju:s] _n. _. _. 
_____

Provencal

  [,prOva:N'sa:l] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

Prussian

  ['prASn]

    1. _a. 

      *) Prussian blue  

    2. _n. 
_____

Psyche

  ['saIkI] _n. _. _. 
_____

Ptolemaic

  [,tOlI'meIIk] _a. 
_____

Puerto Rican

  ['pw:tu'ri:kn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Pullman

  ['pulmn] _n.    (. Pullman car)
_____

Punch

  [pAntS] _n.

    1) , ; Punch and Judy    ( 
    )

    2) "" (   )

    *) as pleased as Punch  ; as proud as Punch  
_____

Punchinello

  [,pAntSI'nelu] _. _n. (_pl. -os [,pAntSI'neluz]) 
_____

Punic

  ['pju:nIk] _a. _. ; ; Punic faith 
_____

Punjabi

  [pAn'da:bI]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ()
_____

Puritan

  ['pjurItn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) (uritan) 

    2. _a. (uritan) 
_____

Puritanism

  ['pjurItnIzm] _n.

    1) 

    2) (uritanism)  
_____

Purrhonist

  ['pIrnIst] _n.  ; 
_____

Pushtoo

  ['pAStu:] = Pushtu
_____

Pushtu

  ['pAStu:] _n.  ;  
_____

Pyrrhic

  I ['pIrIk] _n.

    1)   

    2) _.  (. Pyrrhic foot)

  II ['pIrIk] _a.: Pyrrhic victory  
_____

Pyrrhonism

  ['pIrnIzm] _n.    ; 
_____

Pythagorean

  [paI,g'ri:n]

    1. _a. ; Pythagorean proposition _. 
    

    2. _n. 
_____

Pythian

  ['pIIn] _a. _-. 
_____

Q

  q [kju:] _n. (_pl. Qs, Q's [kju:z]) 17-  . 

    *) Q and reverse Q "ͣ" (  )
_____

Quadragesima

  [,kwOdr'desIm] _n. _.

    1)      (. Quadragesima Sunday)

    2) _.  
_____

Quaker

  ['kweIk] _n.

    1) 

    2) (quaker) = quaker-gun

    3) _attr. ; Quaker City _. _.  ,
    
_____

Quaker-meeting

  ['kweIk'mi:tIN] = Quakers' meeting
_____

Quakeress

  ['kweIkrIs] _n. 
_____

Quakerish

  ['kweIkrIS] _a. ; - 
_____

Quakerism

  ['kweIkrIzm] _n. 
_____

Quakers' meeting

  ['kweIkz'mi:tIN] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,    
_____

Quasimodo

  [,kwsI'mudu] _n. _.  
_____

Quixote

  ['kwIkst] _n. - (. _.)
_____

Quonset hut

  ['kwOnsIthAt] _n. _.     
_____

R

  r [a:] _n. (_pl. Rs, R's [a:z]) 18-  . 

    *) the three R's _. ,    (reading, writing,
    arithmetic)
_____

Raglan

  ['rgln] _n. -
_____

Rajpoot

  ['ra:dput] = Rajput
_____

Rajput

  ['ra:dput] _. _n. 
_____

Rayah

  ['raI] _n.    
_____

Reaumur

  ['reImju] _n.

    1)  

    2) _attr.: Reaumur scale _.   
_____

Red Army

  ['red'a:mI] _n.  
_____

Red Army Man

  ['red'a:mImn] _n. 
_____

Red Crescent

  ['red'kresnt] _n.  
_____

Red Cross

  ['red'krOs] _n.

    1)  

    2)  .  (  )
_____

Red Ensign

  ['red'ensaIn] _n.    
_____

Red Indian

  ['red'Indjn] _n. () , 
_____

Reekie

  ['ri:kI] _n.: Auld Reekie _. _. . 
_____

Regius

  ['ri:djs] _a.: Regius Professor ,   
     
_____

Reich

  [raIk] _. _n. _. ,  ; Third Reich "
  ",  
_____

Reichschancellor

  [raIk'tSa:nsl] _. _n. 
_____

Reichstag

  ['raIksta:g] _. _n. 
_____

Reynard

  ['rend], ['rena:d] _n. - (   )
_____

Rhenish

  ['ri:nIS] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. = Rhine wine
_____

Rhine wine

  ['raIn'waIn] _n.  (), 
_____

Rhinestone

  ['raInstun] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

Richard Roe

  ['rItSd'ru] _n. _.     (. 
   ,    ) {. . John Doe}
_____

Riesling

  ['ri:slIN] _n. 
_____

Road Board

  ['rudbO:d] _n.   
_____

Road up

  ['rud'Ap] _n. " " ( )
_____

Robin Goodfellow

  ['rObIn'gud,felu] _n.   (   ;
     )
_____

Rockies

  ['rOkIz] _n. _pl. _. _. (_.  Rocky Mountains) 
  
_____

Roentgen rays

  ['rOntjn'reIz] = Rontgen rays
_____

Roger

  ['rud] _n.

    1)     (. Sir Roger de Coverley)

    2): the jolly Roger "ӣ ",   (  
    ݣ   ޣ )

    *) Roger ) _.  ; ) , , 
_____

Roland

  ['rulnd] _n. _. ; a Roland for an Oliver  ; 
   ,   ; to give smb. a Roland for an Oliver  
  ,  ;    
_____

Rom

  [rOm] _n. (_pl. Roma) 
_____

Roma

  ['rOm] _pl.  Rom
_____

Romaic

  [ru'meIIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

Roman

  ['rumn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) _.   

      4) _.  

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; Roman alphabet  ; Roman law
      _.  ; Roman letters ( type) _.  
      ; Roman nose ,  ; Roman numerals  

      2) 
_____

Roman Catholic

  ['rumn'klIk]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. -
_____

Roman balance

  ['rumn'blns] _n. 
_____

Roman-Catholicism

  ['rumnk'OlIsIzm] _n. 
_____

Romance

  [ru'mns]

    1. _n. _.  

    2. _a. 
_____

Romanes

  ['rOmnes] _n.  
_____

Romanesque

  [,rum'nesk] _.

    1. _a.  ( )

    2. _n.  
_____

Romanic

  [ru'mnIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

Romanism

  ['rumnIzm] _n. _. , 
_____

Romanist

  ['rumnIst] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)   , 
_____

Romanize

  ['rumnaIz] _v.

    1) ; 

    2)   

    3)   
_____

Romany

  ['rOmnI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; the Romany _. 

      2)  

    2. _a. 
_____

Romish

  ['rumIS] _a. _. -, 
_____

Rontgen rays

  ['rOntjn'reIz] _n. _pl.  
_____

Roquefort

  ['rOkfO:] _n.  ( )
_____

Roumanian

  [ru:'meInjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  
_____

Rubicon

  ['ru:bIkn] _n.: to pass ( to cross) the Rubicon  ,
    
_____

Rugby

  ['rAgbI] _n. _.  (. Rugby football)
_____

Rumanian

  [ru:'meInjn] = Roumanian
_____

Russian

  ['rASn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; ; the Russians _pl. _. 

      2)  
_____

S

  s [es] (_pl. Ss, S's ['esIz])

    1) 19-  . 

    2)       S; the river makes a great S 
     
_____

SOS

  [,es,u'es]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.   
_____

Sagittarius

  [,sdI'tErIs] _n.  (   )
_____

Salic

  ['slIk] _a. _. 
_____

Sally Lunn

  ['slI'lAn] _n. _.  
_____

Salopian

  [s'lupjn] _n.      
_____

Salvation Army

  [sl'veISn'a:mI] _n.  
_____

Salvationist

  [sl'veISnIst] _n.   
_____

Sam Browne

  ['sm'braun] _n.

    1) _.     (. Sam Browne belt)

    2) _. _. 
_____

Sammy

  ['smI] _n. _sl.  (     
   )
_____

Samson

  ['smsn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) 
_____

Samuel

  ['smjul] _n. _. 
_____

Sanscrit

  ['snskrIt] = Sanskrit
_____

Sanskrit

  ['snskrIt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

Santa Claus

  [,snt'klO:z] _n.  ,  ,  
_____

Saracen

  ['srsn] _n. _. 

    *) Saracen corn 
_____

Saracenic

  [,sr'senIk] _a. _. 
_____

Saratoga

  [,sr'tug] _n.  ,   (. Saratoga trunk)
_____

Sard

  [sa:d] = Sardinian
_____

Sardinian

  [sa:'dInjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)    
_____

Satan

  ['seItn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) (satan) _. ޣ.  ;  
_____

Satanic

  [s'tnIk] _a. 
_____

Saturday

  ['stdI] _n. 
_____

Saturn

  ['stn] _n. _., _. _. 
_____

Savoyard

  [s'vOIa:d] _n. ,  
_____

Sawney

  ['sO:nI] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) , 
_____

Saxon

  ['sksn]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2)  (     )

      3)     (   -)

      4)  ;     

    2. _a. ; 
_____

Saxon blue

  ['sksn'blu:] _n. ԣ- 
_____

Scandinavian

  [,skndI'neIvjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _.  
_____

Schiedam

  [skI'dm] _n.  
_____

Sclav

  [skla:v] = Slav
_____

Sclavonic

  [skl'vOnIk] = Slavonic
_____

Scorpio

  ['skO:pIu] _n.  (   )
_____

Scot

  [skOt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

Scotch

  [skOtS]

    1. _a. 

      *) Scotch broth  ; Scotch fir ( pine)  
      ( ); Scotch kale  

    2. _n.

      1) (the Scotch) _. 

      2)  

      3) _.  
_____

Scotch tape

  ['skOtS'teIp] _n.  , ""
_____

Scotchman

  ['skOtSmn] _n. 

    *) Flying Scotchman  -
_____

Scotchwoman

  ['skOtS,wumn] _n. 
_____

Scotland Yard

  ['skOtlnd'ja:d] _n. - (   
     )
_____

Scots

  [skOts]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 
_____

Scotsman

  ['skOtsmn] = Scotchman
_____

Scotswoman

  ['skOts,wumn] = Scotchwoman
_____

Scotticism

  ['skOtIsIzm] _n.  , , 
_____

Scotticize

  ['skOtIsaIz] _v.      
_____

Scottish

  ['skOtIS] _a. ; Scottish dialect  
_____

Scratch

  [skrtS] _n.: Old Scratch 
_____

Scrooge

  [skru:d] _n. _. 
_____

Scythian

  ['sIIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

Seanad Eireann

  ['snd'Ern] _. _n. ,  
_____

Security Council

  [sI'kjurItI'kaunsl] _n.   ()
_____

Semite

  ['si:maIt] _n. 
_____

Semitic

  [sI'mItIk] _a. 
_____

September

  [sep'temb] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

Serb

  [s:b] = Serbian
_____

Serbian

  ['s:bjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  
_____

Serbonian bog

  [s:'bunjn'bOg] _n.

    1)       

    2)  
_____

Serjeant-at-arms

  ['sa:dntt'a:mz] _n.  
_____

Serjeant-at-law

  ['sa:dntt'lO:] _n. _.   
_____

Servian

  ['s:vjn] = Serbian
_____

Sevres

  [seIvr] _n.  
_____

Seym

  [seIm] _. _n. 
_____

Shakespearian

  [SeIks'pIrIn] _a. ; Shakespearian scholar 
_____

Shangri-La

  ['SNgrI'la:] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  - 

    3) _.  
_____

Shavian

  ['SeIvjn]

    1. _n. ,   

    2. _a.  ,   ;     
      
_____

Sheraton

  ['Sertn] _n.  (  XVIII .)
_____

Shrovetide

  ['SruvtaId] _n. 
_____

Siamese

  [,saI'mi:z]

    1. _a. ; Siamese twins  

    2. _n. (   ) ; ; the Siamese
    _pl. _. 
_____

Siberian

  [saI'bIrIn]

    1. _a. ; Siberian dog  ; Siberian plague
     

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Sicilian

  [sI'sIljn]

    1. _a. 

    2.  
_____

Sikh

  [si:k] _. _n. 
_____

Silurian

  [saI'ljurIn] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

Singhalese

  [,sINh'li:z] = Sinhalese
_____

Sinhalese

  [,sInh'li:z]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

Sinn Fein

  ['SIn'feIn] _n.   ( )
_____

Sinn Feiner

  ['SIn'feIn] _n. 
_____

Sioux

  [su:] _n. (_pl. Sioux [su:z])  (   
    )
_____

Sisyphean

  [,sIsI'fi:n] _a. _. _.  ()
_____

Slav

  [sla:v]

    1. _n. ; ; the Slavs _pl. _. 

    2. _a. 
_____

Slavdom

  ['sla:vdm] _n. , 
_____

Slavic

  ['slvIk], ['sla:vIk] = Slavonic
_____

Slavonian

  [sl'vunjn]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ; 

      3)   
_____

Slavonic

  [sl'vOnIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.   
_____

Slavophil

  ['slvufIl], ['sla:vufIl] _n. 
_____

Slavophobe

  ['slvufub], ['sla:vufub] _n. 
_____

Slovak

  ['sluvk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  

    2. _a. 
_____

Slovene

  ['sluvi:n] _n. ; 
_____

Slovenian

  [slu'vi:njn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

Sol

  [sOl] _n. _.  ( old Sol)
_____

Solicitor-General

  [s'lIsIt'denrl] _n.

    1)    

    2) _.   ,  
       

    3) _.   ( )
_____

Solomon

  ['sOlmn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) 
_____

Solomon's Seal

  ['sOlmnz'si:l] _n.

    1)   ( ,   
    ԣ )

    2) _. У
_____

Soudanese

  [,su:d'ni:z] = Sudanese
_____

Soviet

  ['suvIt] _.

    1. _n.  (    )

    2. _a. ; Soviet Government  ; Soviet
    power  ; Soviet Union  
_____

Spaniard

  ['spnjd] _n. ; 
_____

Spanish

  ['spnIS]

    1. _a. 

      *) Spanish fly  

    2. _n.  
_____

Spartan

  ['spa:tn]

    1. _n. 

    2. _n. 
_____

Spenserian

  [spen'sIrIn] _a.: Spenserian stanza _.  
_____

St-John's-wort

  [snt'dOnzw:t] _n. _. 
_____

Star Chamber

  ['sta:'tSeImb] _n. _. ף 
_____

State-house

  ['steIthaus] _n. _.    
_____

Stilton

  ['stIltn] _n.  (  ; . Stilton cheese)
_____

Stone Age

  ['stun'eId] _n.  
_____

Street Arab

  ['stri:t'rb] _n. 
_____

Stygian

  ['stIdIn] _a. _. _. ,    ;
  _. , 
_____

Styx

  [stIks] _n. _. _.  ()

    *) to cross the Styx 
_____

Sudanese

  [,su:d'ni:z]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; ; the Sudanese _pl. _. 
_____

Sudani

  [su:'da:nI] _n.    
_____

Sunday

  ['sAndI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; Sunday best _.    ;
     

    *) to look two ways to find Sunday _.  ()
_____

Sunday-school

  ['sAndIsku:l] _n.   
_____

Sutra

  ['su:tr] _. _n. ,   (  
  )
_____

Swadeshi

  [sw'deISI] _. _n. _.  (    
    )
_____

Swaraj

  [sw'ra:d] _. _n. _.  (  
  )
_____

Swarajist

  [sw'ra:dIst] _. _n. _.  ( 
  )
_____

Swede

  [swi:d] _n. ; 
_____

Swedish

  ['swi:dIS]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

Swedish turnip

  ['swi:dIS't:nIp] = swede
_____

Swiss

  [swIs]

    1. _a. 

      *) Swiss roll   

    2. _n. ; ; the Swiss _pl. _. 
_____

Syrian

  ['sIrIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

T

  t [ti:] _n. (_pl. Ts, T's [ti:z]) 20-  . 

    *) to mark with a T _.        (
       thief); to cross the T's _.   
    i; (right) to a T  ; --;  ;  
_____

T-

  [ti:]   ,  ,    T,
  .: T-beam  ; T-square 
_____

T-shirt

  ['ti:S:t] _n. 
_____

T-square

  ['ti:skwE] _n. 
_____

Tadjik

  ['ta:dIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; ; the Tadjik(s) _pl. _. 

      2)  
_____

Taffy

  ['tfI] _n. _. 
_____

Tajik

  ['ta:dIk] = Tadjik
_____

Tamilian

  [t'mIljn] _a. 
_____

Tammany Hall

  ['tmnIhO:l] _n. _.

    1)     -

    2) = Tammany 1)
_____

Tangerine

  [,tnd'ri:n] _n.  
_____

Tantalus

  ['tntls] _n. _. _. 
_____

Tarheel

  ['ta:,hi:l] _n. _. _.     
  
_____

Tarheeler

  ['ta:,hi:l] = Tarheel
_____

Tartar

  ['ta:t]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  ,  

      3) , 

      *) young Tartar ,  £; to catch a Tartar
          ,   

    2. _a. 
_____

Tartarean

  [ta:'tErIn] _a. 
_____

Tartarian

  [ta:'tErIn] _a. 
_____

Tartarus

  ['ta:trs] _n. _. _. , 
_____

Taurus

  ['tO:rs] _n.  (   )
_____

Teddy bear

  ['tedI'bE] _n.  ( )
_____

Terpsichore

  [t:p'sIkrI] _n. _. _. 
_____

Teuton

  ['tju:tn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

Thalia

  ['laI] _n. _. _. 
_____

Themis

  ['i:mIs] _n. _. _. 
_____

Thespian

  ['espIn]

    1. _n. ,  ԣ  

    2. _a. , 
_____

Thetis

  ['etIs] _n. _. _. 
_____

Thomas

  ['tOms] _n. _. ; doubting Thomas  
_____

Throgmorton Street

  [rOg'mO:tn'stri:t] _n.

    1)   ,   

    2)  ; 
_____

Thunderer

  ['Andr] _n. (the Thunderer)  (, )
_____

Thursday

  [':zdI] _n. 
_____

Tin-Pan Alley

  ['tInpn'lI] _n. _.

    1)  ,     

    2)    ̣ 
_____

Titan

  ['taItn] _n.

    1) _. _. 

    2) (titan) , , 
_____

Titian

  ['tISIn] _a. - (.  )
_____

Tokay

  [tu'keI] _n.  ()
_____

Tom

  [tOm] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)     , .: Long Tom _.
    " "

    3) (tom)     ; Tom turkey 

    *) Old Tom  ; Tom Dick and Harry ) , ; 
    ; ) ,  
_____

Torricellian

  [,tOrI'tSlIn] _a.: Torricellian vacuum _.  
_____

Tory

  ['tO:rI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _attr. 
_____

Toryism

  ['tO:rIIzm] _n. , 
_____

Trade Board

  ['treId'bO:d] _n.      ( -.
   )
_____

Trias

  ['traIs] _n. _. 
_____

Trinitarian

  [,trInI'tErIn] _n. _.    
_____

Triton

  ['traItn] _n.

    1) _. _. 

    2) (triton) _. 
_____

Trojan

  ['trudn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) , ,  

      *) to work like a Trojan   
_____

Tudor

  ['tju:d] _a. ;  ; Tudor architecture 
    
_____

Tuesday

  ['tju:zdI] _n. 
_____

Tunisian

  [tju:'nIzIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Turanian

  [tju'reInjn]

    1. _a. _. -

    2. _n. - 
_____

Turcoman

  ['t:kmn] = Turkoman
_____

Turk

  [t:k] _n.

    1) ; ; Young Turk _. 

    2) _.  £

    3) _. 
_____

Turkey red

  ['t:kI'red] _n. - 
_____

Turkic

  ['t:kIk] _a. 
_____

Turkish

  ['t:kIS]

    1. _a. 

      *) Turkish towel  

    2. _n.  
_____

Turkish delight

  ['t:kISdI'laIt] _n. -
_____

Turkman

  ['t:kmn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

Turkoman

  ['t:kmn] _n. (_pl. -s ['t:kmnz])

    1) 

    2) 
_____

Tuscan

  ['tAskn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

Twelfth-day

  ['twelfdeI] _n. _. 
_____

Twelfth-night

  ['twelfnaIt] _n. _.  
_____

Tyrolean

  [tI'rulIn]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

Tyrrhene

  [tI'ri:n] = Tyrrhenian
_____

Tyrrhenian

  [tI'ri:njn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

Tzigane

  [tsI'ga:n]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. () (.  )
_____

U

  u [ju:] _n. (_pl. Us, U's [ju:z]) 21-  . 

    *) U. P. _. . up 1; it's all U. P. ӣ , ӣ 
_____

U-boat

  ['ju:but] _n.   
_____

Uigur

  ['wi:g] _n.

    1) ()

    2)  
_____

Ukrainian

  [ju:'kreInjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; ; the Ukrainians _pl. _. 

      2)  
_____

un-American

  ['An'merIkn] _a.

    1)     

    2) _. ; Un-American Activities Committee 
       
_____

un-English

  ['An'INglIS] _a. ;    
_____

Union flag

  ['ju:njn'flg] _n.   Σ 
_____

Ural-Altaic

  ['jurll'teIIk]

    1. _a. -

    2. _n. -  
_____

Uranus

  ['jurns] _n. _. _. _. 
_____

Urdu

  ['udu:] _n.  
_____

Ursa

  [':s] _n.: Ursa Major (Minor) _.  () 
_____

Uruguayan

  [,uru'gwaIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Utopia

  [ju:'tupj] _n. 
_____

Utopian

  [ju:'tupjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

Uzbek

  ['uzbek]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  
_____

V

  v [vi:] _n. (_pl. Vs, V's [vi:z])

    1) 22-  . 

    2) -.,    V

    3)   5

    4) _. _.  
_____

V-

  [vi:]   

    1)     (   ); V-Day 
    

    2)    V; V-neck  ( )    V

    3) _. V-; ; V-belt  
_____

V-Day

  ['vi:deI] _n.   (   )
_____

V-E Day

  ['vi:'i:deI] _n.: Victory in Europe Day     ( 
   )
_____

V-J Day

  ['vi:'deIdeI] _n.     (   )
_____

V-mail

  ['vi:meIl] _n.   ̣ (
  )
_____

V-neck

  ['vi:nek] _n.   ( )
_____

Valenciennes

  [,vlnsI'en] _n. _.  
_____

Valhalla

  [vl'hl] _n.

    1) _. _. 

    2) 
_____

Valkyr

  ['vlkIr] _n. _. _. 
_____

Valkyrie

  ['vlkIrI] = Valkyr
_____

Vandyke

  [vn'daIk]

    1)   (. Vandyke beard)

    2)     (. Vandyke collar)
_____

Vandyke brown

  [vn'daIk'braun] _n.  ԣ- 
_____

Varangian

  [v'rndIn] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

Vatican

  ['vtIkn] _n. 
_____

Vaticanism

  ['vtIknIzm] _n.   
_____

Veda

  ['veId] _n.: the Veda(s)  (   )
_____

Venetian

  [vI'ni:Sn]

    1. _a. ; Venetian window  ; Venetian blind
    ߣ ; Venetian mast    
     ; Venetian pearl  

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Venezuelan

  [,vene'zweIln]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. , 
_____

Venus

  ['vi:ns] _n. _. _. ; _. . 
_____

Verey light

  ['vIrI'laIt] = Very light
_____

Veronese

  [,ver'ni:z]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ,  
_____

Very light

  ['vIrI'laIt] _n. _.   
_____

Vesta

  ['vest] _n. _. _. 
_____

Victoria cross

  [vIk'tO:rI'krOs] _n.    (   
  )
_____

Victorian

  [vIk'tO:rIn]

    1. _a.

      1)  (     1837-1901
      .)

      2) ; , 

    2. _n. , .   
_____

Viennese

  [,vI'ni:z]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. (_pl.  .)  
_____

Vietnamese

  [,vjetn'mi:z] (. Viet-Namese)

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; ; the Vietnamese _pl. _. 
_____

Virginia

  [v'dInj] _a. ; Virginia creeper  
  ()
_____

Virgo

  ['v:gu] _n.  (   )
_____

Vishnu

  ['vISnu:] _. _n. _. 
_____

Visigoth

  ['vIzIgO] _n. _. 
_____

Voltairian

  [vOl'tErIn]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n. 
_____

Voltairianism

  [vOl'tErInIzm] _n. 
_____

Voltairism

  [vOl'tErIzm] = Voltairianism
_____

Vulcan

  ['vAlkn] _n. _. _. 
_____

Vulgate

  ['vAlgIt] _n. (the Vulgate) _.  (   IV
  .)
_____

W

  w ['dAblju:] _n. (_pl. Ws, W's ['dAblju:z]) 23-  . 
_____

Walker

  ['wO:k] _int. _. ң!,   !
_____

Walloon

  [wO'lu:n]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  

    2. _a. 
_____

Walpurgis-night

  [vl'pugIs'naIt] _n.  
_____

Wedgwood

  ['wedwud] _n.  (   .  )
_____

Wednesday

  ['wenzdI] _n.  ( )
_____

Welch

  [welS] = Welsh
_____

Wellingtons

  ['welINtnz] _n. _pl.  
_____

Welsh

  [welS]

    1. _a. , 

      *) Welsh rabbit ( rarebit)   

    2. _n.

      1) (the Welsh) _pl. _. , 

      2)  
_____

Welshman

  ['welSmn] _n.  ; , 
_____

Welshwoman

  ['welS'wumn] _n.  , 
_____

West end

  ['west'end] _n. -, ,   
_____

West-Ender

  ['west'end] _n.  -
_____

Whatman

  ['wOtmn] _n.   (. Whatman paper)
_____

Wheatstone bridge

  ['wi:tstn'brId] _n. _. () 
_____

Whig

  [wIg] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) (. whig) 
_____

Whit

  [wIt] _a. _. Whit Monday  ; Whit Sunday  
_____

Whitehall

  ['waIt'hO:l] _n.  (  ,   
   ); _.  
_____

Whitsuntide

  ['wItsntaId] _n. _.     (.   )
_____

Wienerwurst

  ['wi:nw:st] _. _n. ޣ 
_____

Wilton

  ['wIltn] _n.    (. Wilton carpet)
_____

Winchester

  ['wIntSIst] _n.  ( ; . Winchester rifle)
_____

Windsor

  ['wInz] _n.

    1) ۣ ԣ   (. brown Windsor soap, Windsor
    soap)

    2) = Windsor chair
_____

Windsor chair

  ['wInz'tSE] _n.   
_____

Woden

  ['wudn] _n. ,  (    )
_____

Wren

  [ren] _n. _.      (
     )
_____

Wykehamist

  ['wIkmIst] _n.   
_____

X

  x [eks] _n. (_pl. Xs, X's ['eksIz])

    1) 24-  . 

    2) -.,     X

    3) _. ,  ; _.   
    

    4) (X) _.   ()

    5) 

    6) 

    7)  ,     
_____

X-axis

  ['eks'ksIs] _n. _.  
_____

X-bit

  ['eksbIt] _n. _.   
_____

X-bracing

  ['eks,breIsIN] _n. _.  
_____

X-engine

  ['eks,endIn] _n. _.   x-  
_____

X-line

  ['ekslaIn] _n. _.  ,  
_____

X-ray

  ['eks'reI]

    1. _n.

      1) (. _pl.)  

      2) _attr. ; X-ray therapy ; X-ray
      picture ; X-ray photograph  

    2. _v. ,   
_____

Xanthippe

  [zn'IpI] _n. ; _. ,  
_____

xerox

  ['zIrOks]

    1. _n.

      1) (Xerox)  (   )

      2) 

    2. _v.   , 
_____

Xerxes

  ['z:ksi:z] _n. _. 
_____

Xmas

  ['krIsms] = Christmas
_____

Y

  y [waI] _n. (_pl. Ys, Y's [waIz])

    1) 25-  . 

    2) -.,     Y

    3) _. ,  
_____

Y-axis

  ['waI'ksIs] _n. _.  
_____

Y-shaped

  ['waISeIpt] _a. Y-, 
_____

Yakut

  [j'kut]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  

    2. _a. 
_____

Yank

  [jNk] _n. _. 
_____

Yankee

  ['jNkI] _n.

    1) , 

    2)     

    3) _attr. 
_____

Yellow Jack

  ['jeludk]

    1) = yellow fever

    2)  
_____

Yellow pages

  ['jelu'peIdIz] _n. _. "֣ " (-
       ֣ )
_____

Yemeni

  ['jemnI] = Yemenite
_____

Yemenite

  ['jemnaIt]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Yiddish

  ['jIdIS] _n.  , 
_____

Yorkist

  ['jO:kIst] _n. _.   
_____

Yorkshire

  ['jO:kSI] _n.

    1)    

    2)    , ޣ    (. Yorkshire
    pudding)
_____

Yugoslav

  ['ju:gu'sla:v] = Yugoslavian
_____

Yugoslavian

  ['ju:gu'sla:vjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

Z

  z [zed] _n. (_pl. Zs, Z's [zedz])

    1) , 26-  . 

    2) -.,     Z

    3) _. ,  
_____

Z-bar

  ['zedba:] _n. _.  
_____

Zeitgeist

  ['tsaItgaIst] _. _n.  
_____

Zen

  [zen] _n.   "" ( ),   
     
_____

Zend

  [zend] _n.  
_____

Zend-Avesta

  [,zend'vest] _n. _. -
_____

Zeppelin

  ['zeplIn] _n. 
_____

Zeus

  [zju:s] _n. _. _. 
_____

Zionism

  ['zaInIzm] _n. 
_____

Zulu

  ['zu:lu:]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  
_____

a-

  [] _pref. (   on)

    1)      ; .: abed  ;
    alive ; afoot ; ashore    ..

    2)   : to go abegging ; to go a-hunting
      
_____

a posteriori

  ['eIpOs,terI'O:raI] _.

    1. _a. ,   

    2. _adv. ,  ,  
_____

a priori

  ['eIpraI'O:raI] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _adv. 
_____

a-going

  ['guIN] _a. _predic. _adv.  ; to set a-going   , 
  
_____

a-smoke

  ['smuk] _adv.  
_____

aard-wolf

  ['a:dwulf] _n. _.  
_____

ab-

  [b] _pref.  .  -, -; .: abnormal ,
  
_____

abaca

  ['bk] _n. ,  
_____

abaci

  ['bsI] _pl.  abacus
_____

aback

  ['bk] _adv. _. ; ; 

    *) to stand aback from   ,   ;
    ; taken aback ̣,  
_____

abaction

  [b'kSn] _n. _.     
_____

abacus

  ['bks] _n. (_pl. -es ['bksIz], -ci)

    1) _. ޣ

    2) _. (),   
_____

abaft

  ['ba:ft] _.

    1. _adv.  ,   ,  

    2. _prep. , ; abaft the beam  
_____

abandon

  ['bndn]

    1. _v.

      1) , ;   (   ..); courage
      abandoned him   ; to abandon smb. 
      -.; to abandon the sinking ship   

      2) ; ; the search was abandoned  
      ; abandon the attempt   , 
      ; abandon all hope   ; abandon a custom
        ( ) 

      3) ; to abandon the city to the enemy   

      4) _.  ( ,    ..)

      5) ;  (  ..)

      6) _refl.  (,   ..; to); to abandon
      oneself to the idea   ; to abandon oneself to
      passion  

      #) abandon to  -.;  -.

      *) abandon hope all ye who enter here    
      

    2. _n.

      1) _. , ; to do smth. with ( at, in)
      (complete) abandon  -., ()   ӣ
      ( )

      2) ; ; to sing with abandon   ,
        ; to wave one's hand with abandon 
       ; he spoke with complete abandon  , 
       ӣ

      3) _. 
_____

abandoned

  ['bndnd]

    1. _p-p.  abandon 1; abandoned to despair  

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 

      *) abandoned call    
_____

abandonee

  [,bnd'ni:] _n. ,     
        
_____

abandonment

  ['bndnmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) = abandon 2

    4) _.  ( )
_____

abase

  ['beIs] _v.

    1) ; to abase oneself so far as to do smth.  
    -.

    2)  (   ..)
_____

abasement

  ['beIsmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (   ..)
_____

abash

  ['bS] _v. (. _pass.) , ;  
  
_____

abashment

  ['bSmnt] _n. , 
_____

abate

  ['beIt] _v.

    1) , , 

    2)  (,   ..)

    3)  

    4) ; ; ;  ( ,  
    ..)

    5)  (ɣ); ԣ ()

    6) _. , , 

    7) _.  ()
_____

abatement

  ['beItmnt] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2)  (,   ..)

    3) 

    4) _. , 
_____

abatis

  ['btIs] _n. (_pl. abatis ['bti:z]) , 
_____

abattoir

  ['btwa:] _n. _. 
_____

abb

  [b] _n. _. 
_____

abbacy

  ['bsI] _n. 
_____

abbess

  ['bIs] _n. ;  
_____

abbey

  ['bI] _n. ; ; the Abbey  
_____

abbot

  ['bt] _n. ; 

    *) Abbot of Misrule    (  )
_____

abbreviate

  ['bri:vIeIt] _v.  (  ..)
_____

abbreviation

  [,bri:vI'eISn] _n.

    1)  (  ..)

    2) , 
_____

abdicate

  ['bdIkeIt] _v. ;  ;  ( 
   -.  ..)
_____

abdication

  [,bdI'keISn] _n.  ( );  ; 
  (   ..)
_____

abdomen

  ['bdmen] _n.

    1) _.  ; 

    2) _.  (  ..)
_____

abdominal

  [b'dOmInl] _a.

    1) , ; abdominal cavity  

    2) У ( )
_____

abdominous

  [b'dOmIns] _a. , 
_____

abducent

  [b'dju:snt] _a. _.  ( )
_____

abduct

  [b'dAkt] _v. ,     (. ,
  £)
_____

abduction

  [b'dAkSn] _n.

    1)  (. , £)

    2) _. ,  ()
_____

abductor

  [b'dAkt] _n.

    1)  (. , £)

    2) _. ,  
_____

abeam

  ['bi:m] _adv. _.  
_____

abecedarian

  [,eIbi:si:'dErIn]

    1. _a.

      1)    

      2) , 

    2. _n.  
_____

abed

  ['bed] _adv.  
_____

aberdevine

  [,bd'vaIn] _n. ޣ ()
_____

aberrance

  ['berns] _n.

    1)    

    2) _.   
_____

aberrancy

  ['bernsI] _n.

    1)    

    2) _.   
_____

aberrant

  ['bernt] _a.

    1) ;   

    2) _.   
_____

aberration

  [,b'reISn] _n.

    1) ,    

    2)  

    3) ; ; aberration of the needle 
     

    4) _.   
_____

abet

  ['bet] _v. ; ,  (-. )
_____

abetment

  ['betmnt] _n. , ,  ()
_____

abettor

  ['bet] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

abeyance

  ['beIns] _n.

    1)  ̣, 

    2)  

    3) _.   (, ); in abeyance )  
    , ; )   ( ); 
     (  ); )  Σ (
    )
_____

abhor

  [b'hO:] _v.  ; 
_____

abhorrence

  [b'hOrns] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ,     
_____

abhorrent

  [b'hOrnt] _a.

    1)  , ; ; 
    (-., -.; to)

    2)  (to - )
_____

abidance

  ['baIdns] _n.  (-.); abidance by rules 
  
_____

abide

  ['baId] _v. (abode, _. abided ['baIdId])

    1)   (-., -.); ; 
    (); to abide by smth. ף  -.

    2) 

    3) , ; he cannot abide her  ţ  ; to abide
    by the circumstances   
_____

abiding

  ['baIdIN]

    1. _pres-p.  abide

    2. _a. _. 
_____

ability

  ['bIlItI] _n.

    1) ; ; to the best of one's abilities    
    

    2) 

    3) ; a man of great abilities ң 

    4): ability to pay _. ԣ

    5) _. 
_____

abject

  ['bdekt] _a.

    1) , ; ; abject fear  

    2) , ; in abject poverty   ; he
    offered an abject apology     
_____

abjection

  [b'dekSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

abjure

  [b'du] _v.

    1) 

    2)  (   ..); to abjure a claim 
     , 
_____

ablactation

  [,blk'teISn] _n.  (£)  
_____

ablation

  [b'leISn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. ,  ;  
_____

ablative

  ['bltIv] _n. _. ,  
_____

ablaut

  ['blaut] _n. _. 
_____

ablaze

  ['bleIz] _a. _predic.

    1)  ,  ; to be ablaze 

    2) ; the streets were ablaze with lights   
    

    3) ģ; ablaze with anger  
_____

able

  ['eIbl] _a.

    1) , ; ; to be able (c _inf.) , ,  
    ,  ; to be able to swim  

    2) , 
_____

able-bodied

  ['eIbl'bOdId] _a. , ;  (  );
  able-bodied seaman  ()
_____

ablet

  ['blIt] _n.  ()
_____

abloom

  ['blu:m] _a. _predic.  
_____

ablush

  ['blAS] _a. _predic. ݣ, 
_____

ablution

  ['blu:Sn] _n.

    1) (. _pl.) ; to perform one's ablutions _. 

    2) _. 
_____

ably

  ['eIblI] _adv. 
_____

abnegate

  ['bnIgeIt] _v. _.

    1)   

    2)  

    3) 
_____

abnormal

  [b'nO:ml] _a. , ; ; abnormal
  psychology 
_____

abnormality

  [,bnO:'mlItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

abnormity

  [b'nO:mItI] = abnormality
_____

aboard

  ['bO:d] _adv. _prep.

    1)  ,  ;  ; welcome aboard!   
     ̣! (   )

    2)  ,  ;  ; to go aboard a ship   

    3) ; to keep the land aboard    (   ..);
    all aboard! )  ! (  
    ,   ..); )  ! (  );
    to fall aboard )  (  ); ) _. 
    (with, of)
_____

abode

  I ['bud] _n. _. , ; to take up one's abode
  ; to make one's abode  (-.); with ( of) no fixed
  abode _.   

  II ['bOud] _p.  _p-p.  abide
_____

abolish

  ['bOlIS] _v. , ,  (, )
_____

abolishment

  ['bOlISmnt] _n. , , 
_____

abolition

  [,bu'lISn] _n.

    1) ,  (,   ..)

    2) _. _. ,  (,  )
_____

abolitionism

  [,bu'lISnIzm] _n. _. _. 
_____

abominable

  ['bOmInbl] _a. , 

    *) Abominable Snowman  , 
_____

abominate

  ['bOmIneIt] _v.

    1)  , 

    2) _.  
_____

abomination

  [,bOmI'neISn] _n.

    1) ; to hold smth. in abomination   
    -.

    2) -. ; 
_____

aboriginal

  [,b'rIdnl]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; 

      2) ;  ( , ); aboriginal forests
       

    2. _n. ;  , 
_____

aborigines

  [,b'rIdIni:z] _n. _pl. ;  , 
_____

abort

  ['bO:t] _v.

    1) ,    

    2)  

    3) _.  ;  
_____

aborted

  ['bO:tId] _v.

    1. _p-p.  abort

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. ; 
_____

abortion

  ['bO:Sn] _n.

    1)   , , 
    ()

    2) 

    3) 

    4) _.  
_____

abortive

  ['bO:tIv] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2) , ; abortive scheme ģ ; to
    render abortive  (  ..)

    3) _. 
_____

abortively

  ['bO:tIvlI] _adv. , 
_____

abound

  ['baund] _v.

    1)    

    2)    ,  (in, with); to abound in
    courage   ; the museum abounds with old pictures 
       
_____

about

  I ['baut]

    1. _adv.

      1) , ; , ; to look about  ;
      don't leave the papers about   !; rumours are
      about  

      2) ̣, ; he is somewhere about  - 

      3) , , ; you are about right   ;
      it is about two o'clock    

      4)   ; to face about ; about face (
      turn)! _. !

      *) Mr. Jones is not about   ; about right
      ) ; ) , ; to be about to go (to speak
      etc.)   (  ..); what are you about?
      )   ?; ) _.   ?

    2. _prep.

      1)     : )  
        -. , ; )   -.
      , ; ; the forests about Tomsk   ; ) 
        ; to walk about the room   

      2)      , ;
      about nightfall  

      3) , ; ޣ; I'll see about it    ; he went
      about his business  ۣ   

      4): to have smth about one  -.  ,  ; I had all
      the documents about me        ( 
      ,  )

  II ['baut] _v. _.  ,    
_____

about-face

  1. _n. ['bautfeIs]

    1)  

    2)   (,   ..)

  2. _v. ['baut'feIs]

    1) () 

    2)   (,   ..)
_____

about-sledge

  ['bautsled] _n. ,  
_____

above

  ['bAv]

    1. _adv.

      1) ; 

      2) , ; as stated above   

      3) ; a staircase leading above  () ; from
      above 

    2. _prep.

      1) ; above my head   ; above board = above-board 2;
      above ground = above-ground 2

      2) , 

      3) ; above suspicion  ; it is above me  
       ; above measure  

      4) ,  ( ,   ..)

      *) above all  ,  ,  ;  

    3. _a.  ; the above facts  

    4. _n. (the above) 
_____

above-board

  ['bAv'bO:d]

    1. _a. _predic. , , 

    2. _adv. , 
_____

above-ground

  ['bAvgraund]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _adv.  
_____

above-mentioned

  ['bAv'menSnd] _a. 
_____

abracadabra

  [,brk'dbr] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

abradant

  ['breIdnt] _n. _. ,  
_____

abrade

  ['breId] _v.

    1) ;  

    2)  ()

    3) _. 
_____

abranchial

  ['brNkIl] = abranchiate
_____

abranchiate

  ['brNkIIt] _a. _. 
_____

abrasion

  ['breIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. ;    

    4) _. , 

    5) _attr.: abrasion marks _.  (  )

    6) _attr.: abrasion testing   
_____

abrasive

  ['breIsIv]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) , ; abrasive wear ,  

    2. _n. ; ,    ..
_____

abreast

  ['brest] _adv.

    1)  , ,   ; four abreast    ; to keep
    abreast of, to be abreast with   ,    

    2)  ; to keep abreast of ( with) the times    
    

    3) _.  
_____

abridge

  ['brId] _v.

    1) 

    2) ,  ()

    3)  (-.; of)
_____

abridgement

  ['brIdmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ()

    3) ݣ   ;  , 
_____

abridgment

  ['brIdmnt] = abridgement
_____

abroad

  ['brO:d] _adv.

    1)  ;  ; from abroad - 

    2) ; ; there is a rumour abroad  ; to get abroad
     ( )

    3) _.  ; to be all abroad ) ;
    ) ; , 

    4) _.  ,   
_____

abrogate

  ['brugeIt] _v. ,  (  ..)
_____

abrogation

  [,bru'geISn] _n. ,  (  ..)
_____

abrupt

  ['brApt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; abrupt discharge _.  

    3)  ( , )

    4)  ( )
_____

abruption

  ['brApSn] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) _.    ()
_____

abruptness

  ['brAptnIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3)  ()

    4)  ()
_____

abscess

  ['bsIs] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) _.  ( )
_____

abscissa

  [b'sIs] _n. (_pl. -s [b'sIsz], -ae) _. 
_____

abscissae

  [b'sIsi:] _pl.  abscissa
_____

abscission

  [b'sIn] _n. , 
_____

abscond

  [b'skOnd] _v.  (.   );  (
  )
_____

absence

  ['bsns] _n.

    1) ; ; absence without leave _. 
    ; leave of absence 

    2) ,  (of - -.)

    3): absence of mind ;  
_____

absent

  1. _a. ['bsnt]

    1) 

    2) 

  2. _v. [b'sent] _refl. ; ; to absent oneself
  from smth.   -.
_____

absent-minded

  ['bsnt'maIndId] _a. 
_____

absent-mindedness

  ['bsnt'maIndIdnIs] _n. 
_____

absentee

  [,bsn'ti:] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ( -.);   ( ޣ-.)

    3) _attr.: absentee ballot  
_____

absenteeism

  [,bsn'ti:Izm] _n.

    1)  (     ..)

    2) ,      
_____

absentia

  [b'senSI] _. _n.: in absentia  ; ; to be tried in
  absentia _.   
_____

absently

  ['bsntlI] _adv. 
_____

absinth

  ['bsIn] _n. ,  
_____

absinthe

  ['bsIn] = absinth
_____

absolute

  ['bslu:t] _a.

    1) ; , 

    2) , ; absolute alcohol ,  

    3) ; ; absolute monarchy  

    4) _. ; absolute construction  
_____

absolutely

  ['bslu:tlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , ; transitive verb used absolutely
        

    4) _. , 
_____

absoluteness

  ['bslu:tnIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  
_____

absolution

  [,bs'lu:Sn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  

    3) _. ;   ,   ..
_____

absolutism

  ['bslu:tIzm] _n. 
_____

absolutist

  ['bslu:tIst] _n.  , 
_____

absolve

  [b'zOlv] _v.

    1)  (from - -.)

    2) _.  (; of)

    3)  (from -    ..)
_____

absorb

  [b'sO:b] _v.

    1) , ; ; 

    2)  ();  ()

    3)  ()
_____

absorbent

  [b'sO:bnt]

    1. _a. ; absorbent cotton wool  ;
    absorbent carbon  

    2. _n.  , , 
_____

absorber

  [b'sO:b] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

absorbing

  [b'sO:bIN]

    1. _pres-p.  absorb

    2. _a.

      1) , ; absorbing capacity 
      

      2) , 

    3. _n. ; 
_____

absorption

  [b'sO:pSn] _n.

    1) , ; , 

    2) ֣ (   ..)

    3) _attr.: absorption circuit _.  ; absorption
    factor  
_____

absorptive

  [b'sO:ptIv] _a. , ; ; absorptive power
   ( ) 
_____

absorptivity

  [,bsO:p'tIvItI] _n. ,  
_____

abstain

  [b'steIn] _v.  (from); to abstain from force
     ; to abstain from drinking 
    
_____

abstainer

  [b'steIn] _n.

    1) ,  ( total abstainer)

    2)  ( )
_____

abstemious

  [b'sti:mjs] _a.

    1) ,  (.  , )

    2) 
_____

abstention

  [b'stenSn] _n.

    1)  (from)

    2)    (. abstention from voting)
_____

abstergent

  [b'st:dnt]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

abstersion

  [b'st:Sn] _n. , 
_____

abstinence

  ['bstInns] _n.  (from); ; total abstinence
       
_____

abstinent

  ['bstInnt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

abstract

  1. _n. ['bstrkt]

    1) , ޣ ; in the abstract ޣ,
    ; 

    2) ; ;  ( )

  2. _a. ['bstrkt]

    1) , ޣ; abstract art  

    2)   

    3) _. 

  3. _v. [b'strkt]

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) _. , 
_____

abstracted

  [b'strktId]

    1. _p-p.  abstract 3

    2. _a.

      1) ֣  ; 

      2) ̣; ̣
_____

abstractedly

  [b'strktIdlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) , ޣ,  (from)
_____

abstractedness

  [b'strktIdnIs] _n.

    1) , ޣ

    2) 
_____

abstraction

  [b'strkSn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

abstractive

  [b'strktIv] _a. , ޣ
_____

abstractiveness

  [b'strktIvnIs] _n. , ޣ
_____

abstruse

  [b'stru:s] _a.

    1) 

    2)   

    3) 
_____

absurd

  [b's:d]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; , ; ; what an absurd
      idea!   !

      2) _. 

      3) _. 

    2. _n.

      1) _. (the Absurd)  (   ..);
      theatre of the absurd  

      2) 
_____

absurdity

  [b's:dItI] _n. ;  ; ,
  
_____

absurdly

  [b's:dlI] _adv. , , 
_____

abundance

  ['bAndns] _n.

    1) ,  (of); ; abundance of the heart 
    

    2) 

    3) _.  

    4) _. Σ; isotope abundance Σ
    
_____

abundant

  ['bAndnt] _a. , ;  (in - -.); to be
  abundant ()  , 
_____

abuse

  1. _n. ['bju:s]

    1) ; 

    2)  

    3) 

    4)  

  2. _v. ['bju:z]

    1) ; ; , 

    2)   ( -., -.)

    3) 
_____

abusive

  ['bju:sIv] _a. , ; abusive language ,
  
_____

abut

  ['bAt] _v. ,  (. abut upon);  (against)
_____

abutment

  ['bAtmnt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. ;  ;   ()

    3) _attr. ; abutment stone _. ,  
_____

abuzz

  ['bAz] _a. _predic.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

abysm

  ['bIzm] _n. _. , ; 
_____

abysmal

  ['bIzml] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ; , ; abysmal ignorance  
_____

abyss

  ['bIs] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2)  ; abyss of despair  
_____

abyssal

  ['bIsl] _a. _. ; ; abyssal depth 
    
_____

acacia

  ['keIS] _n. 
_____

academic

  [,k'demIk]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ; academic year    

    2. _n.

      1) ޣ

      2) _pl.  ,    ..
_____

academical

  [,k'demIkl]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n. _pl.   (  )
_____

academician

  [,kd'mISn] _n. 
_____

academy

  ['kdmI] _n.

    1) ; Royal Academy   ; the Academy
        

    2)   ; (. .)  () 
    

    3)   , ; Military Academy 
    ; riding academy   ; academy of music
     
_____

academy-figure

  ['kdmI,jIg] _n. _.  ()
_____

acanthi

  ['knaI] _pl.  acanthus
_____

acanthus

  ['kns] _n. (_pl. -ses ['knsIz], -thi)

    1) _. ,  

    2) _.  ()
_____

acarpous

  ['ka:ps] _a. _.   
_____

accede

  [k'si:d] _v.

    1)  (to -  -.)

    2) , ; to accede to an alliance ,
      

    3)  (  ..; to)
_____

accelerant

  [k'selrnt] _n. _. 
_____

accelerate

  [k'selreIt] _v. ()
_____

accelerating

  [k'selreItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  accelerate

    2. _a. ; accelerating force _.  
_____

acceleration

  [k,sel'reISn] _n. ; ; acceleration of gravity
    
_____

accelerator

  [k'selreIt] _n.

    1) _. ; 

    2) _. 

    3) _.  
_____

accent

  1. _n. ['ksnt]

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) _pl. _. , 

  2. _v. [k'sent]

    1) ,  

    2) ޣ, 

    3) 
_____

accentual

  [k'sentjul] _a.   , ; accentual prosody
   
_____

accentuate

  [k'sentjueIt] _v.

    1)  

    2) ޣ, 

    3)  
_____

accentuation

  [k,sentju'eISn] _n.

    1)  

    2) ޣ, 

    3)  

    4) _.   
_____

accept

  [k'sept] _v.

    1) ; to accept an offer  

    2) ; ; ; I accept the correctness of
    your statement    

    3)  

    4) _.  ()

    *) to accept persons  ; to accept the fact
      
_____

acceptability

  [k,sept'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

acceptable

  [k'septbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

acceptance

  [k'septns] _n.

    1) , ɣ

    2) 

    3)   

    4) _. ; acceptance general    -.
    ; acceptance qualified ( special)   
       

    5) _attr.: acceptance flight _. ̣ ɣ 

    *) acceptance of persons 
_____

acceptation

  [,ksep'teISn] _n.     
_____

accepted

  [k'septId]

    1. _p-p.  accept

    2. _a. , Σ; the accepted truth
     
_____

accepter

  [k'sept] _n. ,  , ɣ; accepter of persons
   
_____

acceptor

  [k'sept] _n. _. 
_____

access

  ['kses] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3)  (, )
_____

accessary

  [k'sesrI]

    1. _a. _predic. _. 

    2. _n. _. ; accessary after the fact  ,
    ; accessary before the fact  
_____

accessibility

  [k,sesI'bIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ̣   

    3) _.  
_____

accessible

  [k'sesbl] _a.

    1)  (to); 

    2) ; ; accessible to bribery ; 
_____

accession

  [k'seSn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) 

      3)  ( )

      4) _attr.: accession catalogue   

    2. _v. _.    
_____

accessorial

  [,ksa'surIl] _a.

    1) , ; accessorial services
     ; accessorial agreement _.  

    2) _.  ( )
_____

accessory

  [k'sesrI]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; 

      2) = accessary 1

    2. _n.

      1) = accessary 2

      2) (the accessories) _pl. ; 
_____

accidence

  ['ksIdns] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ,  -. 
_____

accident

  ['ksIdnt] _n.

    1)  ; ; ; to meet with an accident
     , ; fatal accident   
     ; industrial accident   
    

    2) ; ; by accident , ; by a lucky
    accident   

    3) _. _.  , 

    4) _.  

    5) _attr.: accident insurance    ;
    accident prevention   ; 
    ; accident rate _.  
    

    *) accidents will happen (in the best regulated families)   
     ;    
_____

accidental

  [,ksI'dentl]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ;  
_____

accidentally

  [,ksI'dentlI] _adv. ; 
_____

acclaim

  ['kleIm]

    1. _v.

      1) ,  ; 

      2) 

    2. _n.  
_____

acclamation

  [,kl'meISn] _n.

    1)  ; carried ( voted) by acclamation  
         

    2) (. _pl.)  
_____

acclimate

  ['klaImeIt] = acclimatize
_____

acclimation

  [,klameISn] = acclimatization
_____

acclimatization

  [,klaImtaI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

acclimatize

  ['klaImtaIz] _v.

    1) 

    2) _refl.  (. _.); he couldn't acclimatize
    himself to the life in that new place       
      
_____

acclivity

  ['klIvItI] _n. ߣ
_____

acclivous

  ['klaIvs] _a. 
_____

accolade

  [kuleId] _n. _.  (   )
_____

accommodate

  ['kOmdeIt] _v.

    1) 

    2) ; to accommodate smb. with a loan  -. 
    

    3)  ;  أ, ;
     ()

    4)  

    5) ;  (); 
_____

accommodating

  ['kOmdeItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  accommodate

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) ; , ; in an accommodating spirit
      

      3) 

      4) ; a hall accommodating 500 people   500 
_____

accommodation

  [,kOm'deISn] _n.

    1) ; أ;   ; accommodation with every
    convenience    

    2) , 

    3) _.  

    4) 

    5) ; ; 

    6) 

    7) _. 
_____

accommodation-bill

  [,kOm'deISnbIl] _n. _.  
_____

accommodation-ladder

  [,kOm'deISn,ld] _n. _.  
_____

accommodation train

  [,kOm'deISntreIn] _n. _.     
  
_____

accompaniment

  ['kAmpnImnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

accompanist

  ['kAmpnIst] _n. 
_____

accompany

  ['kAmpnI] _v.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

accomplice

  ['kOmplIs] _n. ,  ()
_____

accomplish

  ['kOmplIS] _v.

    1) , ; ;   , 

    2)  ; 

    3)  
_____

accomplished

  ['kOmplISt]

    1. _p-p.  accomplish

    2. _a.

      1) ۣ, ۣ; accomplished fact  

      2) , ; accomplished violinist 
      

      3)   ; ; 

      4)  (   ..)
_____

accomplishment

  ['kOmplISmnt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) _pl. ; ; ;  

    4) 
_____

accord

  ['kO:d]

    1. _n.

      1) ; with one accord 

      2) 

      3) , 

      4) _. , ; of one's own accord ; of its
      own accord ԣ

    2. _v.

      1) (); , 

      2) , ; ; to accord a hearty welcome
        ɣ; to be accorded wide recognition 
       
_____

accordance

  ['kO:dns] _n. , ; in accordance with smth. 
    -.,  -.
_____

accordant

  ['kO:dnt] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

according

  ['kO:dIN] _adv.

    1) = accordingly

    2): according as (.  _cj.) ; ; 
     , ; you will be paid according as you work  
    ,     ; according to (. 
    _prep.) ) ,   ; he came according to his
    promise  ۣ,   ; )  ,  , 
    ; according to him   ; according to TASS  
    
_____

accordingly

  ['kO:dINlI] _adv.

    1) ;  

    2)  ; ; 
_____

accordion

  ['kO:djn] _n. _. ; 
_____

accost

  ['kOst]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ;  ( -.);    (
      -.)

      2)  ( -.; .  )
_____

accouchement

  ['ku:Sma:N] _n. _.   , 
_____

accoucheur

  [,ku:'S:] _n. _. ۣ
_____

accoucheuse

  [,ku:'S:z] _n. _. 
_____

account

  ['kaunt]

    1. _n.

      1) ޣ, ޣ; ޣ; for account of smb.  ޣ -.; on
      account  ޣ (-.) {. . 5)}; account current  ޣ;
      joint account  ޣ; to keep accounts _.  ; to
      lay (one's) account with smth. )   -.;
      )  -.  ޣ; to settle ( to square) accounts
      with smb. )   -.; )  ޣ  -.

      2) ޣ; to give an account of smth.  ޣ  ޣ-.; to call
      to account   ,  , ޣ

      3) ; ; ޣ

      4) , ; by all accounts   ; to give a good
      account of oneself   ; to leave out of
      account    ; not to hold of much account 
       ; to take into account   , 
      ޣ

      5) , ; on account of -,  {. . 1)};
      on no account    

      6) , ; of no account, of small account, _. 
      ; to make account of  

      7) , ; to turn to account ; 
      ; to turn a thing to account  -.  
      

      8)  

      9) _attr.: account book  

      *) to be called to one's account, to go to one's account _. to
      hand in one's account ; the great account _. 
       ,  ; on one's own account    
      ; ; on smb.'s account  -. {. . 1) 
      5)}

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  ; I account myself happy  
       

      2)  (for -  ޣ-.);  (for -  -.)

      3)  (for - -.); this accounts for his behaviour  
        
_____

accountability

  [,kaunt'bIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ޣ
_____

accountable

  ['kauntbl] _a.

    1)  (to -  -.; for -  -.)

    2) ޣ ( )

    3) 
_____

accountancy

  ['kauntnsI] _n.  , 
_____

accountant

  ['kauntnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

accountant-general

  ['kauntnt,denrl] _n.  
_____

accounting

  ['kauntIN]

    1. _pres-p.  account 2

    2. _n.

      1) ޣ; ޣ

      2) ޣ, 

      3) _attr.: accounting cost 
_____

accoutre

  ['ku:t] _v. , , 
_____

accoutrements

  ['ku:tmnts] _n. _pl. _.   (. . )
_____

accredit

  ['kredIt] _v.

    1) ;  ( )

    2)  (to, with)

    3) ; 
_____

accredited

  ['kredItId]

    1. _p-p.  accredit

    2. _a.

      1) , ޣ 

      2) 

      3): accredited milk  
_____

accrete

  ['kri:t]

    1. _a. _. 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

accretion

  ['kri:Sn] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) ; 

    3) ; 

    4) _.  
_____

accrue

  ['kru:] _v.

    1) , ; ; accrued interest 
    

    2)   ,  (to - -.)

    3)  (from)
_____

accumulate

  ['kju:mjuleIt] _v.

    1) , ; ; 

    2) 
_____

accumulation

  [,kju:mju'leISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; primitive accumulation _-. 
    

    3) ; , 
_____

accumulative

  ['kju:mjultIv] _a.

    1) ; accumulative formation _. 
    

    2) = cumulative
_____

accumulator

  ['kju:mjuleIt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  
_____

accuracy

  ['kjursI] _n.

    1) , ; accuracy of fire _.  

    2) 
_____

accurate

  ['kjurIt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; accurate within 0,001 mm    0,001 

    3)  ( )

    4) 
_____

accurately

  ['kjurItlI] _adv. 
_____

accursed

  ['k:sId] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

accurst

  ['k:st] = accursed
_____

accusation

  [,kju:'zeISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  
_____

accusative

  ['kju:ztIv] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ,  
_____

accusatorial

  [,kju:z'tO:rIl] _a. _. 
_____

accusatory

  ['kju:ztrI] _a.

    1) = accusatorial

    2) ; 
_____

accuse

  ['kju:z] _v. ,   (of -  ޣ-.)
_____

accuser

  ['kju:z] _n. 
_____

accustom

  ['kAstm] _v. ; to accustom oneself to smth. ,
    -.
_____

accustomed

  ['kAstmd]

    1. _p-p.  accustom

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , 
_____

ace

  [eIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ; the ace of trumps )  ; )  
    

    3)  ̣, ;    ..; the ace of
    aces _.  ; _.   ; within an ace of 
     ,  
_____

acephalous

  ['sefls] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) ۣ ,  

    3)    ( )
_____

acerbate

  1. _a. ['s:bIt] _. , ޣ

  2. _v. ['sbeIt]

    1) ,  

    2) , 
_____

acerbity

  ['s:bItI] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) , ֣
_____

acetate

  ['sItIt] _n. _.

    1)   , 

    2) _attr. ; acetate silk ,  ۣ
_____

acetic

  ['si:tIk] _a. 
_____

acetify

  ['setIfaI] _v. _. (); ()  
_____

acetous

  ['sIts] _a. ; 
_____

acetylene

  ['setIli:n] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; acetylene welding  
_____

ache

  [eIk]

    1. _n.  (. , )

    2. _v.

      1) ; my head aches    

      2) ,   ( -.)
_____

acheless

  ['eIklIs] _a. 
_____

achievable

  ['tSi:vbl] _a. 
_____

achieve

  ['tSi:v] _v.

    1) , ; to achieve one's purpose ( aim) 
    

    2)  ;   
_____

achievement

  ['tSi:vmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

achromatic

  [,kru'mtIk] _a.

    1) , , ۣ 

    2) _.  
_____

achromatism

  ['krumtIzm] _n. , 
_____

acid

  ['sId]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.

      1) ; acid looks  

      2) , 

      3) _. , ; acid dye  ; acid
      radical  ; acid salt  ; acid test  
       ; _. أ ; acid value 
      
_____

acid-proof

  ['sIdpru:f] _a. 
_____

acid-resisting

  ['sIdrI,zIstIN] = acid-proof
_____

acidic

  ['sIdIk] _a. , 
_____

acidify

  ['sIdIfaI] _v.

    1) 

    2) ()
_____

acidity

  ['sIdItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

acidize

  ['sIdaIz] _v. 
_____

acidly

  ['sIdlI] _adv.

    1) ,  

    2) ,  
_____

acidulated

  ['sIdjuleItId] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

acidulous

  ['sIdjuls] _a. , 
_____

ack-ack

  ['k'k] _n. _. _.

    1)  

    2)   

    3) _attr. 
_____

acknowledge

  [k'nOlId] _v.

    1) ; , 

    2) ; to acknowledge the receipt  

    3)   ( -.);  ( )
_____

acknowledgement

  [k'nOlIdmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) ;   ; 

    3) ; 

    4)  
_____

aclinic

  ['klInIk] _a. ,  ; aclinic line 
  ,  
_____

acme

  ['kmI] _n.

    1)   (-.);  ; acme of perfection
     

    2) _.  ()
_____

acne

  ['knI] _n. ;   
_____

acock

  ['kOk] _adv.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

acolyte

  ['kulaIt] _n.

    1) _. ; 

    2) ; 
_____

aconite

  ['knaIt] _n. _. 
_____

acorn

  ['eIkO:n] _n.

    1) ֣

    2) _attr. ģ
_____

acoustic

  ['ku:stIk] _a.

    1) , ; acoustic mine  

    2) _. ; acoustic duct   
_____

acoustics

  ['ku:stIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

acquaint

  ['kweInt] _v.

    1) ; to acquaint oneself with smth.   -.; to
    get ( to become) acquainted with smth. , 
     -.; to be acquainted with   

    2) , 
_____

acquaintance

  ['kweIntns] _n.

    1) ; nodding ( bowing) acquaintance  ;
    to make the acquaintance of smb., to make smb.'s acquaintance
      -.; to cultivate the acquaintance 
     (of - )

    2) 
_____

acquainted

  ['kweIntId]

    1. _p-p.  acquaint

    2. _a.

      1)  ( -.,  -.)

      2)  (-., -.)
_____

acquest

  ['kwest] _n. 
_____

acquiesce

  [,kwI'es] _v.  (in)
_____

acquiescence

  [,kwI'esns] _n. , ; 
_____

acquiescent

  [,kwI'esnt]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. _. ,   
_____

acquire

  ['kwaI] _v.

    1) 

    2) ;  (-.   ..); to acquire
    knowledge  
_____

acquired

  ['kwaId]

    1. _p-p.  acquire

    2. _a. 
_____

acquirement

  ['kwaImnt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _pl. ԣ , 
_____

acquisition

  [,kwI'zISn] _n.

    1)  (); acquisition of knowledge 
    

    2)  ( , ); recent acquisitions of
    the library   
_____

acquisitive

  ['kwIzItIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

acquit

  ['kwIt] _v.

    1)  (of -  ޣ-.)

    2)  (of, from -    ..)

    3)  (, );  ; to acquit
    oneself of a promise  

    4) _refl.  ; to acquit oneself well (ill)   
    ()
_____

acquittal

  ['kwItl] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  ( )

    3)  (  ..)
_____

acquittance

  ['kwItns] _n.

    1)   , ;  

    2)      ..
_____

acre

  ['eIk] _n.

    1)  (= 0,4 .)

    2) _pl. , ; broad acres  ; God's Acre
    
_____

acreage

  ['eIkrId] _n.    
_____

acrid

  ['krId] _a.

    1) ,  (   ..); 

    2)  ( ); 
_____

acridity

  ['krIdItI] _n.   . {. acrid}
_____

acrimonious

  [,krI'munjs] _a. ֣ ( ); , 
_____

acrimony

  ['krImnI] _n. ֣ ()
_____

acrobat

  ['krbt] _n. 
_____

acrobatic

  [,kru'btIk] _a. 
_____

acrobatics

  [,kru'btIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

acropoleis

  ['krOplaIs] _pl.  acropolis
_____

acropolis

  ['krOplIs] _n. (_pl. -ses ['krOplIsIz], -leis) 
_____

across

  ['krOs]

    1. _adv.

      1) ң;  

      2)   ;   ; to put across  (
      , )

      3) -; with arms across  

    2. _prep.

      1) , ; to run across the street  ; across
      country ;  ޣ ; across lots _.
      

      2) ң; a tree lay across the road ң   

      *) to put it across smb. )  -.; )  ޣ 
      -.; )   
_____

acrostic

  ['krOstIk]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.   
_____

act

  [kt]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; act of bravery ; act of God 
      ; caught in the (very) act (of committing a crime) 
        ; act of mutiny  

      2) ,  (, )

      3) ,  ( )

      4) ,  (     );
      to put on an act _. ,  

    2. _v.

      1) , ;  ; to act up to a promise
       

      2) , ; the brake refused to act  

      3) ,  (on, upon)

      4) _. ; to act the part of Othello   
_____

acting

  ['ktIN]

    1. _pres-p.  act 2

    2. _n. _.

      1) 

      2) _attr.   ; acting copy   
      ӣ   

    3. _a.

      1)  

      2) 
_____

actinia

  [k'tInI] _n. (_pl. -ae, -s [k'tInIz]) _. 
_____

actiniae

  [k'tInIi:] _pl.  actinia
_____

actinic

  [k'tInIk] _a. _. _. ; actinic rays _. 
   (  )
_____

actinism

  ['ktInIzm] _n. _. _. , 
_____

actinium

  [k'tInIm] _n. _. 
_____

action

  ['kSn] _n.

    1) , ; _. , ; overt action
    against   ; to take prompt action 
     

    2) _pl. 

    3) , 

    4) ; action of the heart  ; to put out
    of action   

    5) , ;  ; to bring ( to enter, to lay)
    an action against smb.    -.

    6) ; in action   {. . 7}; to be killed ( to fall) in
    action   

    7)  ; in action  ,  {. . 6}

    8) _attr.: action radius   (̣  ..)

    9) _attr. ; action spring  ; action station 
    

    10) _attr.: action painting    (
      )

    *) actions speak louder than words _.    ,  
    
_____

actionable

  ['kSnbl] _a. _.     
_____

activate

  ['ktIveIt] _v.

    1) _. _. 

    2)  

    3) _. _.   
_____

activated

  ['ktIveItId]

    1. _p-p.  activate

    2. _a. 
_____

active

  ['ktIv]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; , ; to become active
      

      2) 

      3) _. ̣; the market is active    

      4) _. active forces  ; active list 
       ; active service  ; _.
        

      5) _.  ( ); active voice 
      

      6) _. ,  ,   

    2. _n. = active voice {. 1, 5)}
_____

activity

  [k'tIvItI] _n.

    1) ; social activities -
    

    2) ; 
_____

actor

  ['kt] _n.

    1) ԣ

    2) ; a bad actor _. ģ 
_____

actress

  ['ktrIs] _n. 
_____

actual

  ['ktSul] _a.

    1)  ; ; ; actual speed
     ; _.  ; actual capital
     ; actual load  ; in actual fact
     ; the actual position , 
     ()

    2) , 
_____

actuality

  [,ktSu'lItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _pl.  ; 

    3)  ( )
_____

actualize

  ['ktSulaIz] _v.

    1) ; 

    2)   ( )
_____

actually

  ['ktSulI] _adv.

    1) ,   

    2)   
_____

actuary

  ['ktjurI] _n.   , 
_____

actuate

  ['ktjueIt] _v.

    1)   

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

actuator

  ['ktjueIt] _n.

    1) _.  ;  

    2) _. 
_____

acuity

  ['kju:ItI] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ()
_____

acumen

  ['kju:men] _n. , 
_____

acuminate

  1. _a. ['kju:mInIt] _. , ң

  2. _v. ['kju:mIneIt]

    1) 

    2)  
_____

acute

  ['kju:t] _a.

    1) ; acute angle  

    2) , ; acute eyesight  ; acute pain 
    

    3) , 

    4) ,  ( )
_____

ad

  [d] _. _.  advertisement
_____

ad hoc

  ['d'hOk] _. _a. ,    ; ad hoc
  committee  
_____

ad lib

  ['d'lIb] _.

    1. _n. , 

    2. _adv.  , 
_____

ad valorem

  ['dv'lO:rem] _.

    1. _a.  ; ad valorem duties , 
      

    2. _adv.  
_____

ad-lib

  ['d'lIb] _a. _. , 
_____

adage

  ['dId] _n. , , 
_____

adagio

  ['da:dIu] _n. (_pl. -os ['da:dIuz]) _. 
_____

adamant

  ['dmnt]

    1. _n.

      1) ף   

      2) -. ף, ; will of adamant  

    2. _a. ; ף, ; adamant to entreaties
      
_____

adamantine

  [,d'mntaIn]

    1. _n.   ( )

    2. _a.

      1)  ף

      2) 
_____

adapt

  ['dpt] _v.

    1) , ,  (to, for)

    2): refl , 

    3) ,   

    4) ; to adapt a novel  
_____

adaptability

  [,dpt'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

adaptable

  ['dptbl] _n.  
_____

adaptation

  [,dp'teISn] _n.

    1) , ; light adaptation   ;
    adaptation to the terrain _.   

    2) ; adaptation of a musical composition 
     

    3) _. 
_____

adapter

  ['dpt] _n.

    1) ,  ,   

    2) _. , ;  ; 
_____

add

  [d] _v.

    1) , ; this adds to the expense  
    ; added to everything else   ;    

    2) _. 

    #) add in ; add to , ; add together, add
    up , , ;  

    *) to add fuel ( oil) to the fire ( to the flame) 
      ; to add insult to injury   
_____

addenda

  ['dend] _pl.  addendum
_____

addendum

  ['dendm] _n. (_pl. -da) ,  ( )
_____

adder

  I ['d] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

  II ['d] _n.  
_____

addict

  1. _n. ['dIkt]  (. drug addict) he is a TV addict  
  ף  

  2. _v. ['dIkt]  (. ); to addict oneself
   (to - -.); he is much addicted to drink   أ
_____

addiction

  ['dIkSn] _n.  ( -.),  
_____

adding machine

  ['dINm,Si:n] _n. ; ޣ 
_____

addition

  ['dISn] _n.

    1) , , ; in addition to , 
     ,  ,   

    2) _. 

    3) _. 
_____

additional

  ['dISnl] _a. , ; additional charges 
  
_____

additive

  ['dItIv] _n. _.  ( );  ( )
_____

addle

  ['dl]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; addle egg  ;  ()

      2) , ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ( )

      2) ; to addle one's head ( one's brain)  
       (-);   ( -.)
_____

addle-brained

  ['dlbreInd] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

addle-head

  ['dlhed] _n.  ,  
_____

addle-pate

  ['dlpeIt] = addle-head
_____

addled

  ['dld] _a. ,  ( )
_____

addlement

  ['dlmnt] _n. 
_____

address

  ['dres]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; ; 

      3) ; ; () 

      4) _pl. ; to pay one's addresses to a lady  
      

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2)  ( -.); ; to address a meeting 
         ; to address oneself to the audience  
      

      3): to address oneself to smth. ,   -.
_____

addressee

  [,dre'si:] _n. 
_____

adduce

  ['dju:s] _v. ,  (  )
_____

adducent

  ['dju:snt] _a. _.  ( )
_____

adduction

  ['dAkSn] _n.

    1)  (, )

    2) _. ,  ()
_____

adductor

  ['dAkt] _n. _. ,  
_____

adenoids

  ['dInOIdz] _n. _pl. _. 
_____

adept

  ['dept]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a. 
_____

adequacy

  ['dIkwsI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) 

    4) 
_____

adequate

  ['dIkwIt] _a.

    1) , ; adequate definition  

    2) 

    3) ;  
_____

adequation

  [,dI'kweISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

adhere

  [d'hI] _v.

    1) ,  (to)

    2) ף ,  (-.; to);  
    (  ..; to)
_____

adherence

  [d'hIrns] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)   (,   ..); adherence to
    specification   

    3) _. 
_____

adherent

  [d'hIrnt]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2)  
_____

adherer

  [d'hIr] = adherent 1
_____

adhesion

  [d'hi:n] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  (,   ..)

    3) 

    4) _.  (. ̣   ); 

    5) _.  

    6) _. 

    7) _attr. _. ; adhesion weight  ; adhesion wheel
     
_____

adhesive

  [d'hi:sIv] _a. , ; ; adhesive power _. 
  
_____

adhesiveness

  [d'hi:sIvnIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.   
_____

adieu

  ['dju:] _.

    1. _int. !

    2. _n. ; to bid smb. adieu, to make ( to take) one's adieu
    
_____

adipose

  ['dIpus]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. ; ; 
_____

adiposity

  [,dI'pOsItI] _n. , 
_____

adit

  ['dIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) _. , 
_____

adjacency

  ['deIsnsI] _n. ; 
_____

adjacent

  ['deIsnt] _a.

    1) , ,  (to); adjacent villages 
    

    2) _. ; adjacent angle  
_____

adjectival

  [,dek'taIvl] _a. _. ̣   ,
  
_____

adjective

  ['dIktIv]

    1. _n. _.  

    2. _a.

      1) _.   ;  
      

      2) , ; adjective colours 
      
_____

adjoin

  ['dOIn] _v. , , 
_____

adjoining

  ['dOInIN]

    1. _pres-p.  adjoin

    2. _a. , , , 
_____

adjourn

  ['d:n] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ,   (    ..)

    3)  (); 

    4)    ;     ;
    to adjourn to the drawingroom _.   
_____

adjournment

  ['d:nmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

adjudge

  ['dAd] _v.

    1)  ;  (to - ); to adjudge smb. guilty
     -.  (of -  ޣ-.)

    2)  (  ..; to)
_____

adjudgement

  ['dAdmnt] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2)  (  ..)
_____

adjudgment

  ['dAdmnt] = adjudgement
_____

adjudicate

  ['du:dIkeIt] _v. ;   (   ..; on,
  upon); to adjudicate on a matter    -. 
_____

adjunct

  ['dANkt] _n.

    1) ,  (to); ;  

    2) _. ,  

    3) _. ; 

    4) _pl. _. 
_____

adjunct professor

  ['dANktpr,fes] _n. _. -
_____

adjuration

  [,du'reISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) _.   
_____

adjure

  ['du] _v.

    1) , 

    2) _.   
_____

adjust

  ['dAst] _v.

    1)   

    2)  (  ..)

    3) , , 

    4) ; ; 
_____

adjustable

  ['dAstbl] _a. , ; ; adjustable
  bookshelf     ; adjustable screw-wrench (
  spanner)   
_____

adjusted

  ['dAstId]

    1. _p-p.  adjust

    2. _a. , ; ; adjusted fire
    _.  
_____

adjuster

  ['dAst] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) 

    3) _.  ;   (. adjuster bolt)
_____

adjusting

  ['dAstIN]

    1. _pres-p.  adjust

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; adjusting device  (
      ) ; adjusting tool   

      2) ; adjusting shop  ; ,
       
_____

adjustment

  ['dAstmnt] _n.

    1) , ; to make adjustment 

    2) , ; , 

    3) _. ; adjustment in direction 
    ; adjustment in range  ; adjustment
    of sight  

    4) _attr.: adjustment fire _. ,  
_____

adjutancy

  ['dutnsI] _n.    
_____

adjutant

  ['dutnt] _n.

    1) ;    

    2) 

    3) _.   
_____

adjutant-bird

  ['dutntb:d] = adjutant 3)
_____

adjuvant

  ['duvnt]

    1. _n. ;  

    2. _a. , 
_____

adman

  ['dmn] _n. (_pl. admen)   
_____

admeasure

  [d'me] _v. ,  , 
_____

administer

  [d'mInIst] _v.

    1) ;  ()

    2) ;  

    3)  ();  ()

    4): to administer an oath to smb., to administer smb. to an oath
     -.  

    5) ,  (); to administer a shock  
_____

administrate

  [d'mInIstreIt] _v. _. ; 
_____

administration

  [d,mInIs'treISn] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) 

    3) 

    4) 

    5)  ()

    6)   ɣ ()
_____

administrative

  [d'mInIstrtIv] _a.

    1) ; -; administrative
    troops _.     

    2)  ( )

    3) _. 
_____

administrator

  [d'mInIstreIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ,    (  ..)

    3) _. 
_____

administratrices

  [d'mInIstreItrIsi:z] _pl.  administratrix
_____

administratrix

  [d'mInIstreItrIks] _n. (_pl. -es [d'mInIstreItrIksIz], -ices)
  -
_____

admirable

  ['dmrbl] _a. , , 
_____

admiral

  ['dmrl] _n.

    1) ; Admiral of the Fleet, _. Admiral of the Navy 
    

    2)  
_____

admiralty

  ['dmrltI] _n.

    1) (Admiralty) ,   ( ); First
    Lord of the Admiralty    ( )

    2)  

    3) _attr.: admiralty mile ( knot)   (= 1853,248 .)
_____

admiration

  [,dm'reISn] _n.

    1) ; ; note of admiration  ; lost
    in admiration   

    2)  
_____

admire

  [d'maI] _v.

    1) ; ;  

    2) _. _. ,  ( -.); I should admire to
    know     
_____

admirer

  [d'maIr] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) ; an admirer of music  
_____

admissible

  [d'mIsbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _.    
_____

admission

  [d'mISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ; ; admission by ticket   

    3) , 

    4) ; admission of one's guilt   

    5) _. ,  (  );  (, )

    6) _attr. ; admission fee  

    7) _attr. _. admission space ߣ ; admission stroke 
    ; admission valve  
_____

admit

  [d'mIt] _v.

    1) ; ; to be admitted to the bar  
       

    2) 

    3)  (of); the question admits of no delay   
    

    4) , ; this, I admit, is true ,  
    

    5)  ( )
_____

admittance

  [d'mItns] _n.

    1) , 

    2)   ; no admittance!  ݣ!

    3) _.  
_____

admittedly

  [d'mItIdlI] _adv.

    1)     

    2) 
_____

admix

  [d'mIks] _v. (); ()
_____

admixture

  [d'mIkstS] _n.

    1) ;

    2) 

    3) 

    4) _. 
_____

admonish

  [d'mOnIS] _v.

    1)  (of)

    2) , , 

    3)  , , 

    4)  (of)
_____

admonishment

  [d'mOnISmnt] = admonition
_____

admonition

  [,dmu'nISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

admonitory

  [d'mOnItrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

ado

  ['du:] _n.

    1) , ; without more ( further) ado  
    ; 

    2) ; with much ado   

    *) much ado about nothing    
_____

adobe

  ['dubI] _n.

    1)   , ֣ , 

    2)    
_____

adolescence

  [,du'lesns] _n. 
_____

adolescent

  [,du'lesnt]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; 

      2) _. adolescent river  

    2. _n. ; ; 
_____

adopt

  ['dOpt] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) ; to adopt a decision  ; to adopt another
    course of action  ; to adopt the attitude 
    ̣  ( ޣ-.)

    3) , ; to adopt smb.'s methods  -.
    

    4) _. 

    5) ,   
_____

adoptee

  [,dOp'ti:] _n. ̣, ɣ
_____

adoption

  [,dOpSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) 

    4) _. 
_____

adoptive

  ['dOptIv] _a.

    1) ɣ, ̣

    2) ,  
_____

adorable

  ['dO:rbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. , 
_____

adoration

  [,dO:'reISn] _n. ; 
_____

adore

  ['dO:] _v. ; 
_____

adorer

  ['dO:r] _n. , 
_____

adorn

  ['dO:n] _v.

    1) ; to adorn a room with flowers   ; to
    adorn oneself with fine clothes 

    2)  ; to adorn the stage   
_____

adornment

  ['dO:nmnt] _n. 
_____

adrenal

  [d'ri:nl] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  , 
_____

adrenalin

  ['drenlIn] _n. 
_____

adrift

  ['drIft] _a. _predic.  ;   ;   ; to cut
  adrift   ; he cut himself adrift from his relatives 
     ; to go adrift ; to turn adrift
  )   ;    ; )   ; a
  ship adrift  ; a man adrift  
  

    *) to be all adrift   
_____

adroit

  ['drOIt] _a. , ; ; 
_____

adroitness

  ['drOItnIs] _n. , ; ; 
_____

adsorb

  [d'sO:b] _v. _. 
_____

adsorbent

  [d'sO:bnt] _n. _. ,  
_____

adsorption

  [d'sO:pSn] _n. _. 
_____

adulation

  [,dju'leISn] _n. ; 
_____

adulatory

  ['djuleItrI] _a. ; 
_____

adult

  ['dAlt]

    1. _n. , ,  

    2. _a. , , 
_____

adulterant

  ['dAltrnt] _n.  ( )
_____

adulterate

  ['dAltreIt]

    1. _v. ; ; adulterated milk 
    ; adulterated facts  

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)   

      3) , ģ
_____

adulteration

  [,dAlt'reISn] _n. , ; 
_____

adulterer

  ['dAltr] _n.   
_____

adulteress

  ['dAltrIs] _n.   
_____

adultery

  ['dAltrI] _n. ,   , 
_____

adumbrate

  ['dAmbreIt] _v.

    1)  ;   ;    

    2) , 

    3) ,  
_____

adust

  ['dAst] _a.

    1) , ֣ ;   

    2) 

    3) _. ֣; , 
_____

advance

  [d'va:ns]

    1. _n.

      1)  ң

      2) _. 

      3) , ; 

      4) ;  (. _.); in advance ң, ;
      in advance of smth. )  -.; )  -.; to be in
      advance ) , ; )  ң,  ( )

      5)  ( )

      6)  (  ..)

      7) ; 

      8) _.   

      9) _attr. ; advance notes _.  

      *) to make advances  , ;   (
      ޣ-.)

    2. _v.

      1)  ң

      2) _. 

      3)  , 

      4) () ( )

      5)     , ; they advanced the date
      of their arrival        
      

      6) () ( ); the bank has advanced the rate of discount
      to 5%    ޣ  

      7)  (, )

      8)  

      9)  
_____

advance-guard

  [d'va:nsga:d] _n. 
_____

advanced

  [d'va:nst]

    1. _p-p.  advance 2

    2. _a.

      1)  ң

      2) ; advanced ideas  

      3)  ( )

      4) ;  ; advanced studies , 
          ; advanced Learner's
      Dictionary    

      *) advanced in years 
_____

advancement

  [d'va:nsmnt] _n.

    1) ,  (  ..)

    2) , 
_____

advantage

  [d'va:ntId]

    1. _n.

      1)  (of, over - );  ; to have
      the advantage of smb.    -.; to take
      advantage of smb. ,  -.; to take advantage
      of smth.  -.; to take smb. at advantage 
      -. 

      2) , ; to advantage , ;   ;
      to turn smth. to advantage  -.   

    2. _v. _. 
_____

advantageous

  [,dvn'teIds] _a. ; ; 
_____

advent

  ['dvnt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) (Advent) _. 

    3) (Advent) _.  
_____

adventitious

  [,dven'tISs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

adventure

  [d'ventS]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ; ; 

      3) , 

      4) _attr. ; an adventure story 
      

    2. _v.

      1) ; to adventure one's life  

      2) ;     (-).
_____

adventurer

  [d'ventSr] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

adventuress

  [d'ventSrs] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

adventurous

  [d'ventSrs] _a.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

adverb

  ['dv:b] _n. _. 
_____

adverbial

  [d'v:bjl] _a. _. 
_____

adversary

  ['dvsrI] _n. , ; 
_____

adversative

  [d'v:stIv] _a.

    1) _.   

    2) _. 
_____

adverse

  ['dv:s] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; ; adverse winds  ; it is
    adverse to their interests    

    3)  
_____

adversity

  [d'v:sItI] _n.

    1) , , 

    2)  
_____

advert

  [d'v:t] _v. ; ;  ( -.); ; to
  advert to other matters   
_____

advertence

  [d'v:tns] _n.  , 
_____

advertency

  [d'v:tnsI] _n.  , 
_____

advertise

  ['dvtaIz] _v.

    1)  ; ; to advertise for smth. 
      ޣ-.

    2)   

    3) _. , 
_____

advertisement

  [d'v:tIsmnt] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _attr. ; advertisement column    
     
_____

advertiser

  ['dvtaIz] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)   
_____

advertize

  ['dvtaIz] = advertise
_____

advice

  [d'vaIs] _n.

    1) ; to give advice ; to follow the doctor's advice
      

    2)  (, )

    3) (. _pl.) 

    4) _.  (. letter of advice)
_____

advisable

  [d'vaIzbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; ; 
_____

advise

  [d'vaIz] _v.

    1) ; to advise with smb. on ( about) smth.  
    -.  ޣ-.

    2) 

    3) , , 
_____

advised

  [d'vaIzd]

    1. _p-p.  advise

    2. _a. _.

      1) ̣

      2) , 

      3) ; 
_____

advisedly

  [d'vaIzIdlI] _adv. ; 
_____

adviser

  [d'vaIz] _n. ; ; legal adviser ;
  medical adviser 
_____

advisory

  [d'vaIzrI] _a. ; 
_____

advocacy

  ['dvksI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  

    3)  (  ..)
_____

advocate

  1. _n. ['dvkIt]

    1) ;  ()

    2) ,  (.  ); Lord Advocate 
     ; the devil's advocate ) ; ) 
    

  2. _v. ['dvkeIt] ; ,  ( 
  ..); to advocate peace    
_____

adynamia

  [,daI'neImI] _n. _. ,  ; 
_____

adz

  [dz]

    1. _n. _. ; 

    2. _v. , ; ԣ
_____

adze

  [dz] = adz
_____

aegrotat

  [i:'grutt] _n.       
   ( . )
_____

aeon

  ['i:n] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

aerate

  ['eIreIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

aerated water

  ['eIreItId,wO:t] _n.  
_____

aeration

  [,eI'reISn] _n.

    1) , ; aeration of the soil  

    2) 
_____

aerial

  ['ErIl]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; aerial acrobatics  ; aerial
      ambulance  ̣; aerial camera = aerocamera; aerial
      mapping  ߣ; aerial mine 
      ; aerial navigation ; aerial reconnaissance
       ; aerial sickness  ; aerial system
      ; aerial wire 

      2) ; aerial railway ( ropeway)   

      3) 

    2. _n. 
_____

aerie

  ['ErI] _n.

    1)   ; .  

    2)    Σ 

    3)  ( )
_____

aeriform

  ['ErIfO:m] _a.

    1) , ; aeriform body  

    2) 
_____

aerify

  ['ErIfaI] _v.

    1)    

    2) 
_____

aerobatics

  ['Eru'btIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.)  , 
  ̣
_____

aerobiology

  ['ErubaI'OldI] _n. 
_____

aerobomb

  ['ErubOm] _n. 
_____

aerocamera

  [,Eru'kmr] _n. _. 
_____

aerocarrier

  [,Eru'krI] _n. 
_____

aerodrome

  ['Erdrum] _n. 
_____

aerodynamic

  ['ErudaI'nmIk] = aerodynamical
_____

aerodynamical

  ['ErudaI'nmIkl] _a. 
_____

aerodynamics

  ['ErudaI'nmIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

aerodyne

  ['ErudaIn] _n.    
_____

aeroembolism

  [,Eru'emblIzm] _n.  
_____

aeroengine

  [,Eru'endIn] _n.  
_____

aerofoil

  ['ErfOIl] _n. _.  ;  ();
  
_____

aerogram

  ['Erugrm] _n. 
_____

aerogun

  ['ErugAn] _n. ; ͣ
_____

aerojet

  ['Eru'det] _a. -
_____

aerolite

  ['ErulaIt] _n. _. ,  
_____

aerology

  [E'rOldI] _n. 
_____

aeromechanics

  [,ErumI'knIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

aerometer

  [E'rOmIt] _n. 
_____

aeronaut

  ['ErnO:t] _n. , 
_____

aeronautic

  [,Er'nO:tIk] = aeronautical
_____

aeronautical

  [,Er'nO:tIkl] _a. ; 
_____

aeronautics

  [,Er'nO:tIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

aeronavigation

  ['Er,nvI'geISn] _n. 
_____

aerophone

  ['Erfun] _n.

    1) ;   

    2)  , 

    3)    ̣
_____

aeroplane

  ['ErpleIn] _n.

    1) ̣, 

    2) _attr.: aeroplane carrier ; aeroplane shed 
_____

aerosol

  ['ErusOl] _n. _. 
_____

aerostat

  ['Erustt] _n. ;  
_____

aerostatics

  [,Eru'sttIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.)

    1) 

    2) 
_____

aerostation

  [,Eru'steISn] _n. 
_____

aerotechnics

  [,Eru'teknIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

aery

  ['ErI] = aerie
_____

aesthete

  ['i:si:t] _n. 
_____

aesthetic

  [i:s'etIk] _a. 
_____

aesthetics

  [i:s'etIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

aesthophysiology

  ['i:su,fIzI'OldI] _n.   
_____

aetiology

  [,i:tI'OldI] _n. 
_____

afar

  ['fa:] _adv.

    1)  (. afar off)

    2) ,  (. from afar)
_____

affability

  [,f'bIlItI] _n. ; , 
_____

affable

  ['fbl] _a. ; , 
_____

affair

  ['fE] _n.

    1) ; it is an affair of a few days    ; it
    is my affair  ϣ ; mind your own affairs _.   
     ϣ ; an affair of honour )  ; ) 

    2) _pl. , ; a man of affairs  ; business
    affair  

    3) _. "", "", ""; a complicated affair 
    

    4)  ; to have an affair with smb.     -.

    5) _. , 
_____

affect

  I ['fekt]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  ( -.); , 

      2) , ; the news affected him  
      

      3) , ; to affect the interest 
      ; to affect the character  

      4)  ( ); affected by cold 

  II ['fekt] _v.

    1) ,  , ; to affect ignorance
     

    2) ,  (-.)
_____

affectation

  [,fek'teISn] _n.

    1) , , 

    2)  (, )
_____

affected

  I ['fektId]

    1. _p-p.  affect I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2)    (by - -.)

      3) ֣ 

  II ['fektId]

    1. _p-p.  affect II

    2. _a. , , ; 
_____

affection

  ['fekSn] _n.

    1) ( _pl.) ,  (towards, for); the object of
    his affections   

    2) ; mental affection  ,  
_____

affectionate

  ['fekSnIt] _a. ; ; affectionate farewell  
_____

affective

  ['fektIv] _a. 
_____

afferent

  ['frnt] _a. _. ; afferent nerves
  ,  
_____

affiance

  ['faIns]

    1. _n.

      1)  (in, on - )

      2) 

      3)   ( )

    2. _v. (. _pass.)   ( ); they were
    affianced   
_____

affiant

  ['faInt] _n. _. ,    
_____

affidavit

  [,fI'deIvIt] _n. _.    ; to swear (
  to make) an affidavit    ; to take an
  affidavit )  ; ) .  
_____

affiliate

  ['fIlIeIt] _v.

    1)   

    2)    (to, with)

    3)  (with - )

    4)   (  ..)

    5) _.  

    6)  ,  
_____

affiliated societies

  ['fIlIeItIds'saItIz] _n. _pl. 
_____

affiliation

  [,fIlI'eISn] _n.

    1) ɣ    . {. affiliate}

    2) _attr.: affiliation fee  ; affiliation order
          £
_____

affined

  ['faInd] _a.  ( -. ); 
_____

affinity

  ['fInItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ;   (with, between);
    linguistic affinity  

    3) 

    4) 

    5) _. 
_____

affirm

  ['f:m] _v.

    1) 

    2) ; I affirm that it is true  ,  
    

    3) _.  
_____

affirmation

  [,f:'meISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _.   ( )
_____

affirmative

  ['f:mtIv]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.: to answer in the affirmative  
_____

affix

  1. _n. ['fIks]

    1) , 

    2) _. 

  2. _v. ['fIks]

    1)  (to, on, upon)

    2) 

    3)  ();  (); to affix a stamp 
    ; to affix one's signature  
_____

affixation

  [,fIk'seISn] _n. _. 
_____

afflatus

  ['fleIts] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

afflict

  ['flIkt] _v. ;  , ; ,
  ; to be afflicted with the gout  
_____

afflicted

  ['flIktId]

    1. _p-p.  afflict

    2. _a. ޣ;  ( )
_____

affliction

  ['flIkSn] _n.

    1) , ; ; the bread of affliction  

    2) , 
_____

affluence

  ['fluns] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , ; 
_____

affluent

  ['flunt]

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2) _.  ()

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) ; 

      4) 
_____

afflux

  ['flAks] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.  ()
_____

afford

  ['fO:d] _v.

    1) (  )   ( can afford  be able to
    afford); I can't afford it     ; she can afford to
    buy a motorcar     ; I cannot afford the
    time  

    2) , ; ; the district affords minerals 
        ; to afford a basis 
    ; to afford cover  ; to afford ground for 
     ;  

    3) ; to afford great pleasure  
    
_____

afforest

  ['fOrIst] _v.  , 
_____

afforestation

  [,fOrIs'teISn] _n. ; 
_____

affranchise

  ['frntSaIz] _v.   
_____

affray

  ['freI] _n.   , , 
_____

affreightment

  ['freItmnt] _n. _. 
_____

affricate

  ['frIkIt] _n. _. 
_____

affright

  ['fraIt] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

affront

  ['frAnt]

    1. _n. () ; to put an affront upon smb., to offer
    an affront to smb.   -.

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)    (, );  
_____

affusion

  ['fju:n] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

afghani

  [f'gnI] _n.  (  )
_____

afield

  ['fi:ld] _adv.

    1)  ;  

    2)  ;  ; far afield ; to go too far afield
      
_____

afire

  ['faI]

    1. _a. _predic.  

    2. _adv.  ;  ; to set afire , ; with heart
    afire  Σ  
_____

aflame

  ['fleIm] _a. _predic. _adv.  , 
_____

aflat

  ['flt] _adv. ; 
_____

afloat

  ['flut] _a. _predic. _adv.

    1)  ;  

    2)  

    3)     

    4)  ()  ()

    5)  ; various rumours were afloat   
_____

afoot

  ['fut] _a. _predic.  ; to be afoot , 
_____

afore

  ['fO:] _. . before
_____

afore-

  ['fO:] _pref. , ; aforesaid, aforementioned ,
  , 
_____

aforecited

  ['fO:,saItId] _a. ģ, , 
_____

aforegoing

  ['fO:,guIN] _a. 
_____

aforenamed

  ['fO:neImd] _a. 
_____

aforethought

  ['fO:O:t] _a. , 
_____

aforetime

  ['fO:taIm] _adv. , ,   
_____

afraid

  ['freId] _a. _predic., ; to be afraid of smth. 
  -.; I am afraid to wake him, I am afraid of waking him   
   ; I am afraid that I shall wake him ,     
  ; to make afraid ; I'm afraid I'm late _. , ,
  
_____

afreet

  ['fri:t] = afrit
_____

afresh

  ['freS] _adv. , 
_____

afrit

  ['fri:t] _n. _.  (  , )
_____

afrite

  ['fri:t] = afrit
_____

aft

  [a:ft] _adv. _.   ;  ,  ;   
  ;  ; fore and aft   ,    
_____

after

  ['a:ft]

    1. _prep.

      1)        
       , ; my name comes after yours    
      ; she entered after her sister      

      2)       
      ,     ģ  , ,
      , ; day after day   Σ; she will come after
      supper  ģ  ; they met after ten years 
         ; after his arrival   

      3)     -.   -. , ,
      ; after the same pattern    ; an etching
      after Gainsborough   (  ) ; after
      the latest fashion   ; the boy takes after his father
        ӣ   ; each acted after his kind 
       -

      4)   ,   -. , ; to look after smb.
        -.; to ask ( toinquire) after smb. ,
        -.

      5)    ; after all my trouble he has
      learnt nothing     ,    

      *) after all   ; after a manner   ,
      ; what is he after?   ?;   Σ?; who is he
      after?   ?

    2. _cj.   ; soon after he arrived he began to work at
    school       

    3. _adv.

      1) , 

      2) ; , ; ; soon after  
      

    4. _a.

      1) ; the after part of the ship   

      2) ; in after years  
_____

afterbirth

  ['a:ftb:] _n. _. ,  
_____

afterburning

  ['a:ft,b:nIN] _n. _.  
_____

after-care

  ['a:ftkE] _n.   
_____

aftercrop

  ['a:ftkrOp] _n. _-.  ;  
_____

afterdamp

  ['a:ftdmp] _n. _.   ,  
    
_____

after-effect

  ['a:ftrI,fekt] _n. ; ,  
_____

after-game

  ['a:ftgeIm] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,    
_____

afterglow

  ['a:ftglu] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ,   -.
_____

after-grass

  ['a:ftgra:s] _n. ,  
_____

afterimage

  ['a:ftr,ImId] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _.  
_____

after-life

  ['a:ftlaIf] _n.

    1)  

    2)   ;  ;   
_____

afterlight

  ['a:ftlaIt] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) 
_____

aftermath

  ['a:ftm] _n.

    1) = after-grass

    2) ; the aftermath of the earthquake 
    
_____

aftermost

  ['a:ftmust] _a. _.   
_____

afternoon

  ['a:ft'nu:n] _n.   ;  ; in the
  afternoon  , Σ; this afternoon  Σ; good
  afternoon!  !,  (    
  );  ! (     )

    *) in the afternoon of one's life   
_____

afterpiece

  ['a:ftpi:s] _n. , ,   
    
_____

afters

  ['a:ftz] _n. _pl. _.    
_____

aftershock

  ['a:ftSOk] _n. _.    
_____

aftertaste

  ['a:ftteIst] _n. ,     ,   ..
_____

afterthought

  ['a:ftO:t] _n.

    1) ,     ; he had the afterthought
          

    2) 
_____

afterwards

  ['a:ftwdz] _adv. , , 
_____

again

  ['gen] _adv.

    1) , ; to be oneself again   ; again
    and again   ,   ; now and again ;  
    ; time and again ,   , 

    2)   ; ; these again are more expensive  , 
     , 

    3)  ,   

    *) as much again ݣ  ; half as high again as smb., half
    again smb.'s height    ,  -.; half again his
    size   
_____

against

  ['genst] _prep.  

    1)     ; he went against
    the wind  ۣ  ; against the hair ( the grain) 
      ; _.  

    2) , ,  , , , , ; against a dark background
     ԣ ; she leaned against the fence   
    ; a ladder standing against the wall , Σ 
    ; to knock against a stone   

    3)   , ; the house against the cinema
       

    4)    , ; to run against a rock
      ; he ran against his brother    
    

    5) ̣  , ; against the end of the month  
    

    6) ,   -. ; she did it against my
    will      ; to struggle against
    difficulties   

    7)   -. , ; against a rainy day  ޣ ;
    to store up food against winter    ; they took
    insurance policy against their children's education 
    ,     

    *) to be up against (it)   ;  ; to
    work against time     ̣ ; to
    tell a story against smb.   -.
_____

agamic

  ['gmIk] _a. _. 
_____

agape

  ['geIp] _a. _predic. _.  
_____

agaric

  ['grIk] _n. _.  
_____

agate

  ['gt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. _.  (   5,5 )
_____

agave

  ['geIvI] _n. _. 
_____

agaze

  ['geIz] _a. _predic.  
_____

age

  [eId]

    1. _n.

      1) ; age of discretion ,    
          (14 ); awkward age 
      ; tender age  ; middle age  ; to
      be ( to act) one's age    ; this
      wine lacks age    ; age of stand _.
       

      2) ; to be of age  ; to be under
      age  ; to come of age  

      3) ; the infirmities of age  

      4) 

      5) ; ,  (. _.); the Middle Ages  ;
      ice Age  

      6) ( _pl.) _.  ; I have not seen you for ages 
          

      *) to bear one's age well     ;
         

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) _.  
_____

aged

  1. [eIdd] _p-p.  age 2

  2. _a.

    1) ['eIdId] ; ; 

    2) [eIdd]  - ; aged ten  

    3) [eIdd] 

    *) carefully aged steaks   

  3. _n. (the aged) _pl. _. 
_____

ageing

  ['eIdIN]

    1. _pres-p.  age 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) _.  
_____

ageless

  ['eIdlIs] _a. ; 
_____

agelong

  ['eIdlON] _a.  , 
_____

agency

  ['eIdnsI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (, )

    3) , 

    4) , ; , ; by ( through)
    the agency 

    5) , 

    *) free agency  
_____

agenda

  ['dend] _n. _pl. ( .  _sing.)

    1)  

    2)    
_____

agent

  ['eIdnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) , , ,  ; forwarding agent
    ; station agent _.  ; ticket agent
    _.   

    3) _pl. 

    4)  ; ; ; chemical agent 
    , ; physical agent  

    *) road agent _.    
_____

agential

  ['denSl] _a.      
_____

age-old

  ['eId'uld] _a. ;  
_____

agglomerate

  1. _n. ['glOmrIt] 

  2. _v. ['glOmreIt] (); () ( ,  )
_____

agglomeration

  [,glOm'reISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. ; 
_____

agglutinate

  1. _v. ['glu:tIneIt]

    1) 

    2) ()  

  2. _a. ['glu:tInIt]

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

agglutination

  [,glu:tI'neISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

agglutinative

  ['glu:tIntIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

aggrandize

  ['grndaIz] _v.

    1)  (, )

    2) 

    3)  ( )
_____

aggrandizement

  ['grndIzmnt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

aggravate

  ['grveIt] _v.

    1) , ; ; 

    2) _. , , 
_____

aggravating

  ['grveItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  aggravate

    2. _a.

      1) ; aggravating circumstances _.  
      

      2) ; 
_____

aggravation

  [,gr'veISn] _n.   . {. aggravate}
_____

aggregate

  1. _n. ['grIgIt]

    1) ; in the aggregate  

    2) 

  2. _a. ['grIgIt]

    1)  ; ; ; aggregate membership  
    ; the aggregate forces  ; aggregate capacity _.
     

    2) _. _. , 

    3) _. , 

  3. _v. ['grIgeIt]

    1)    ; 

    2)  (to -  )

    3) _. ,   
_____

aggregation

  [,grI'geISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ; ; 
_____

aggression

  ['greSn] _n.

    1) , ; war of aggression  

    2) ;  
_____

aggressive

  ['gresIv] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

aggressiveness

  ['gresIvnIs] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ,  
_____

aggressor

  ['gres] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ; 
_____

aggrieve

  ['gri:v] _v. (. _pass.)

    1) ; ; ; to be ( to feel) aggrieved
    

    2) _.  
_____

aghast

  ['ga:st] _a. _predic. ֣ ; ̣
_____

agile

  ['daIl] _a. ; , , ; agile mind  
_____

agility

  ['dIlItI] _n. , , , 
_____

agin

  ['gIn] _prep. _. 
_____

aging

  ['eIdIN] = ageing
_____

agio

  ['dIu] _n. (_pl. -os ['dIuz]) _.

    1) , 

    2)  

    3) 
_____

agiotage

  ['dtId] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , 
_____

agitate

  I ['dIteIt] _v. 

  II ['dIteIt] _v.

    1) ; ; to be agitated 

    2) ; 

    3) 
_____

agitated

  ['dIteItId]

    1. _p-p.  agitate II

    2. _a. , ģ
_____

agitation

  I [,dI'teISn] _n. ; outdoor agitation   

  II [,dI'teISn] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) ; 
_____

agitator

  I ['dIteIt] _n. 

  II ['dIteIt] _n. _. 
_____

aglet

  ['glIt] _n.

    1) 

    2)   

    3) _. ң ( )
_____

aglow

  ['glu] _a. _predic.

    1) ; ̣ 

    2) ģ; all aglow with delight (exercise)  
     ()
_____

agnail

  ['gneIl] _n. ; , 
_____

agnate

  ['gneIt]

    1. _n.    

    2. _a.

      1)   ;      

      2) , 
_____

agnation

  [g'neISn] _n.   
_____

agnostic

  [g'nOstIk]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

agnosticism

  [g'nOstIsIzm] _n. 
_____

ago

  ['gu] _adv.  ; long ago ; not long ago, a while ago
  
_____

agog

  ['gOg] _a. _predic. _adv.  ֣ ,  ; to be
  agog for news   ; to set smb. agog  أ-.
  
_____

agonic

  ['gOnIk] _a.   ; agonic line   
  
_____

agonistic

  [,gu'nIstIk] _a.

    1) 

    2)    

    3) 
_____

agonize

  ['gnaIz] _v.

    1) ,   ,  

    2) 

    3)   ,   (after)
_____

agonized

  ['gnaIzd]

    1. _p-p.  agonize

    2. _a.: agonized shrieks  ; agonized moment 
    
_____

agonizing

  ['gnaIzIN]

    1. _pres-p.  agonize

    2. _a. , ; agonizing suspense 
    
_____

agony

  ['gnI] _n.

    1) ; agony of death  

    2) , ,  (  )

    3) ,   ()

    4)  

    5) _attr.: agony wagon _.  ,  

    *) agony column       
      ..
_____

agoraphobia

  [,gr'fubI] _n. _.  ,   
  
_____

agrarian

  ['grErIn]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; agrarian laws  

      2) _. 

    2. _n.

      1)  , 

      2)   

      3) _.  
_____

agree

  ['gri:] _v.

    1)  (with -  -.; to -  -.; on -  -.)

    2)  (on, upon -  ޣ-.);  (about); agree
    d! !,  !

    3) , ,  ;   

    4)   ;  (. agree together, agree with);
    they agree well   

    5)    ;  ; wine doesn't agree
    with me   

    6) ,    (  ..)

    7) _. 

    *) we agree to differ       
_____

agreeable

  ['grIbl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; to make oneself agreeable  ,
      

      2) _.  ,   ( -.)

      3)  (to)

      4) 

    2. _adv. = agreeably
_____

agreeably

  ['grIblI] _adv.

    1) ; agreeably surprised  ̣()

    2) 
_____

agreement

  ['gri:mnt] _n.

    1) () ; agreement of opinion ; to come to
    an agreement   

    2) , ; agreement by piece  

    3) _. 
_____

agricultural

  [,grI'kAltSrl] _a. ; ;
  agricultural engineering ; agricultural chemistry 
_____

agriculturalist

  [,grI'kAltSrlIst] = agriculturist
_____

agriculture

  ['grIkAltS] _n.  ; ; ; Board of
  Agriculture   ( )
_____

agriculturist

  [,grI'kAltSrIst] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

agrimony

  ['grImnI] _n. _. 
_____

agrimotor

  ['grI,mut] _n. _-. 
_____

agrobiological

  ['gru,baIu'lOdIkl] _a. 
_____

agrobiologist

  [,grubaI'OldIst] _n. 
_____

agrobiology

  [,grubaI'OldI] _n. 
_____

agronomic

  [,gru'nOmIk] = agronomical
_____

agronomical

  [,gru'nOmIkl] _a. 
_____

agronomics

  [,gru'nOmIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

agronomist

  [g'rOnmIst] _n. 
_____

agronomy

  ['grOnmI] _n.

    1) = agronomics

    2)  , 
_____

agrostology

  [,grs'tOldI] _n.   
_____

aground

  ['graund]

    1. _a. _predic.

      1) _.   

      2)  

      3)  

    2. _adv. _.  ; to go ( to run, to strike) aground  
    
_____

ague

  ['eIgju:] _n. , ;  
_____

ague-cake

  ['eIgju:keIk] _n.  ڣ   
_____

ague-spleen

  ['eIgju:spli:n] _n. _.  () ڣ
_____

aguish

  ['eIgju:IS] _a.

    1) ;  

    2) 
_____

ah

  [a:] _int. !, !
_____

aha

  [a:'ha:] _int. !
_____

ahead

  ['hed]

    1. _a. _predic. ң, ; to be ( to get) ahead of smb.
     -.

    2. _adv. ң; ; full speed ahead!  () ң!; to
    go ahead  ң;   ( ); go ahead!
    ) ң!; ) !
_____

aheap

  ['hi:p] _adv.  
_____

ahem

  ['hem] _int. !
_____

ahorse

  ['hO:s] = ahorseback
_____

ahorseback

  ['hO:sbk] _a. _predic. 
_____

ahoy

  ['hOI] _int. _. ship ahoy!  !,  ! (); all hands
  ahoy! !
_____

ahull

  ['hAl] _adv. _.     ̣   
_____

aid

  [eId]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3) _pl. _. , 

      4) _pl. _.  

      5) _pl.  ; ; training aids 
      ; audio-visual aids  ; aids and appliances
      ,  

    2. _v. ; 
_____

aide-de-camp

  ['eIdd'ka:N] _n. _. (_pl. aides-de-camp) 
_____

aide-memoire

  [,eIdme'mwa:] _n. _.  
_____

aides-de-camp

  ['eIdzd'ka:N] _pl.  aide-de-camp
_____

aiglet

  ['glIt] = aglet
_____

aigrette

  ['eIgret] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2)  

    3) _.  

    4) _.     
_____

aiguille

  ['eIgwi:l] _n. _.

    1)  ,  

    2) 
_____

ail

  [eIl] _v.

    1) , ;  ; what ails you?  
    ?

    2)  
_____

aileron

  ['eIlrOn] _n. (. _pl.) _.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: aileron angle   
_____

ailing

  ['eIlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  ail

    2. _a. , , 
_____

ailment

  ['eIlmnt] _n. 
_____

aim

  [eIm]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ; ; to take aim 

      3) 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (at)

      2) (),  (at)

      3)   ; to aim high  
_____

aiming

  ['eImIN]

    1. _pres-p.  aim 2

    2. _n. , 

    3. _a. ; aiming circle _. ; aiming fire
     
_____

aimless

  ['eImlIs] _a. 
_____

ain't

  [eInt] _.

    1) _. = are not

    2) _. = am not, is not, have not
_____

air

  [E]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; dead ( stale) air У,  ;
      to take the air ; by air ̣

      2) , 

      3)  ;  ; with a triumphant air 
       

      4) _pl. , ; to give oneself airs, to put on airs
      ,  

      5) ; ; 

      *) to be in the air ) "  ",  
      ̣ ; )   ; rumours are in the
      air  ; ) _.  ݣ  ; to melt (
      to vanish) into thin air   ,  ; to
      be on the air   ;   , 
      ; they were off the air   ; to give a
      person the air _.  -.  ; to take air
        {. . 1}; to tread ( to walk) upon air 
         ; , 

    2. _a.

      1) ; , ̣; air fleet  ; air
      superiority ( supremacy)   ; air warfare
        ; air fight  

      2) 

    3. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) , 

      3)  ; ; to air one's opinions 
      ϣ 
_____

air command

  ['Ek'ma:nd] _n.   ( 
   )
_____

air crew

  ['Ekru:] _n.  ̣  
_____

air hardening

  ['E,ha:dnIN] _n. _.  
_____

air liner

  ['E,laIn] _n.  ̣;  ̣;  
_____

air mail

  ['EmeIl] _n.  , 
_____

air power

  ['E,pau] _n.   ,  
_____

air scout

  ['Eskaut] _n. _.  
_____

air sentry

  ['E,sentrI] _n. _.   
_____

air-balloon

  ['Eb,lu:n] _n.  ; 
_____

air-barrage

  ['E,bra:] _n.

    1)   ()

    2)   
_____

air-base

  ['EbeIs] _n. 
_____

air-bed

  ['Ebed] _n.  
_____

air-bladder

  ['E,bld] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ң ( )

    3) = air-cell
_____

air-blast

  ['Ebla:st]

    1. _n.

      1)  ;  

      2) أ

    2. _v.  
_____

air-brake

  ['EbreIk] _n. _.  
_____

air-brick

  ['EbrIk] _n.

    1)   , 

    2)  
_____

air-brush

  ['EbrAS] _n.    .., 
_____

air-cell

  ['Esel] _n. _. ̣ 
_____

air-chamber

  ['E,tSeImb] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.   ()
_____

air-condition

  ['Ekn,dISn] _v.

    1)  ()

    2)  
_____

air-conditioned

  ['Ekn,dISnd]

    1. _p-p.  air-condition

    2. _a.   
_____

air-conditioning

  ['Ekn,dISnIN]

    1. _pres-p.  air-condition

    2. _n.  
_____

air-cooled

  ['Eku:ld] _a.   
_____

air-cooling

  ['E,ku:lIN] _n.  
_____

air-cushion

  ['E,kuSn] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

air-driven

  ['E,drIvn] = air-powered
_____

air-engine

  ['Er,endIn] _n. 
_____

air-exhauster

  ['ErIg,zO:st] _n.  
_____

air-frame

  ['EfreIm] _n. ,  ̣
_____

air-freighter

  ['E,freIt] _n.  ̣
_____

air-furnace

  ['E,f:nIs] _n.    
_____

air-gap

  ['Egp] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.  

    3) _.  
_____

air-gas

  ['Egs] _n.  ,  
_____

air-gauge

  ['EgeId] _n. 
_____

air-gun

  ['EgAn] _n.

    1)  أ

    2) _. 
_____

air-hammer

  ['E,hm] _n.  
_____

air-highway

  ['E,haIweI] _n.  
_____

air-hole

  ['Ehul] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ( )

    3) _.  
_____

air-hostess

  ['E,hustIs] _n.   ̣, 
_____

air-jacket

  ['E,dkIt] _n.   
_____

air-lift

  ['ElIft] _n. _.   ; " "
_____

air-lock

  ['ElOk] _n.

    1) _.  

    2)  
_____

air-map

  ['Emp] _n.  
_____

air-minded

  ['E,maIndId] _a.    
_____

air-monger

  ['E,mANg] _n. ڣ
_____

air-photography

  ['Ef'tOgrfI] _n. ߣ
_____

air-pocket

  ['E,pOkIt] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _. ,  

    3)   (   ..)
_____

air-powered

  ['E,paud] _a. 
_____

air-proof

  ['Epru:f] = air-tight
_____

air-quenching

  ['E,kwentSIN] = air hardening
_____

air-raid

  ['EreId] _n.

    1)  ̣

    2) _attr.: air-raid warning  ; air-raid relief 
    ,    ; air-raid shelter
    
_____

air-route

  ['Eru:t] _n. ,  
_____

air-shaft

  ['ESa:ft] _n.  
_____

air-stop

  ['EstOp] _n.      
  ̣
_____

air-tight

  ['EtaIt] _a.   , 
_____

air-to-air

  ['Etu'E] _n.

    1)    ̣  

    2) _attr.: air-to-air missile    "-"
_____

air-to-ground

  ['Et'graund] _a.: air-to-ground missile   
  "-"
_____

air-track

  ['Etrk] = airway 1)
_____

air-unit

  ['E,ju:nIt] _n.  
_____

airborne

  ['EbO:n] _a.

    1)     

    2) _. -

    3) _predic.   ;   ; to become
    airborne   ; all planes are airborne  ̣ 
    
_____

aircraft

  ['Ekra:ft] _n.

    1) ̣

    2) _. ̣; 

    3) _attr. , -; aircraft carrier 
_____

aircraftman

  ['Ekra:ftmn] _n.   ( )
_____

aircraftsman

  ['Ekra:ftsmn] = aircraftman
_____

airdrome

  ['Edrum] _n. ; airdrome installations (equipment) 
   (- )
_____

air-field

  ['Efi:ld] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ̣ ,  

    *) air-field construction _.  
_____

airfoil

  ['EfOIl] = aerofoil
_____

airhoist

  ['EhOIst] _n.  ߣ
_____

airily

  ['ErIlI] _adv.

    1) , , 

    2) , 
_____

airing

  ['ErIN]

    1. _pres-p.  air 3

    2. _n.

      1)   

      2) ; 

      3) 
_____

airless

  ['ElIs] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

airline

  ['ElaIn] _n. 
_____

airman

  ['Emn] _n.

    1) ̣

    2) 
_____

airmanship

  ['EmnSIp] _n. ̣ 
_____

airphoto

  ['E,futu] _n. 
_____

airplane

  ['EpleIn] _n. _.

    1) ̣, 

    2) _attr.: airplane observer ̣-
_____

airport

  ['EpO:t] _n. 
_____

airscrew

  ['Eskru:] _n.  , 
_____

airshed

  ['ESed] _n. 
_____

airship

  ['ESIp] _n. ,  
_____

air show

  ['ESu] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ̣

    3) _.
_____

airsick

  ['EsIk] _a.   
_____

airsickness

  ['E,sIknIs] _n.  
_____

air speed

  ['Espi:d] _n. _.  ,  ̣
_____

air spraying

  ['E,spreIIN] _n.   
_____

air strip

  ['EstrIp] _n. ̣- ;  
_____

air target

  ['E,ta:gIt] _n.  
_____

airway

  ['EweI] _n.

    1)  ,  , 

    2) _.  ,  
_____

airwoman

  ['E,wumn] _n. -̣
_____

airworthiness

  ['E,w:InIs] _n.  ̣  ̣
_____

airworthy

  ['E,w:I] _a.   ̣ ( ̣)
_____

airy

  ['ErI] _a.

    1) , ̣; 

    2) ӣ

    3) , 

    4) _. _. 
_____

aisle

  [aIl] _n.

    1)   ; 

    2)  (   )

    3) _.  (   ,   ..)

    4) ̣ 
_____

ait

  [eIt] _n.  (.  )
_____

aitchbone

  ['eItSbun] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

ajar

  I ['da:] _a. _predic. 

  II ['da:] _adv.  
_____

a-kimbo

  ['kImbu]

    1. _a. _predic. 

    2. _adv. 
_____

akin

  ['kIn] _a. _predic. ; , , ; ,
    ; pity is akin to love   
_____

alabaster

  ['lba:st] _n. , 
_____

alack

  ['lk] _int. _. !
_____

alacrity

  ['lkrItI] _n. , ; 
_____

alar

  ['eIl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

alarm

  ['la:m]

    1. _n.

      1)  ,  ; false alarm  ; alarm
      for instruction  ; alarm of gas  ; to
      give the alarm  

      2) , ; to take alarm 

      3) _attr. , ; alarm bell ,  ;
       ; alarm blast  , 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) , 
_____

alarm-clock

  ['la:mklOk] _n. 
_____

alarm-post

  ['la:mpust] _n.     
_____

alarmist

  ['la:mIst] _n. ˣ;   
_____

alarum

  ['lErm] _n.

    1) _. . alarm 1

    2)  

    3)    

    *) alarums and excursions ,    (
    ); ; 
_____

alas

  ['ls] _int. !
_____

alb

  [lb] _n. _. 
_____

albatross

  ['lbtrOs] _n. 
_____

albeit

  [O:l'bi:It] _cj. _. ; he tried, albeit without success 
  ,   
_____

albert

  ['lbt] _n.    
_____

albescent

  [l'besnt] _a.  , 
_____

albinism

  ['lbInIzm] _n.    ,   ..; 
_____

albino

  [l'bi:nu] _n. (_pl. -os [l'bi:nuz]) 
_____

albugo

  [l'bju:gu] _n. _. 
_____

album

  ['lbm] _n.

    1) 

    2)    ԣ,   ..

    3)  
_____

albumen

  ['lbjumIn] _n.

    1) () 

    2) _. , ;  

    3) _attr.: albumen test   
_____

albumin

  ['lbjumIn] _n. _. 
_____

albuminoid

  [l'bju:mInOId]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. _pl. 
_____

albuminous

  [l'bju:mIns] _a. 
_____

alburnum

  [l'b:nm] _n. , 
_____

alchemic

  [l'kemIk] = alchemical
_____

alchemical

  [l'kemIkl] _a. 
_____

alchemist

  ['lkImIst] _n. 
_____

alchemy

  ['lkImI] _n. 
_____

alcohol

  ['lkhOl] _n.

    1) , ; wood alcohol  

    2)  ; he does not touch alcohol     
    ң

    3) _attr. ; alcohol thermometer  
_____

alcoholic

  [,lk'hOlIk]

    1. _a. , ; alcoholic lamp 

    2. _n. 
_____

alcoholism

  ['lkhOlIzm] _n. 
_____

alcoholometer

  [,lkhO'lOmIt] _n. 
_____

alcove

  ['lkuv] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

alder

  ['O:ld] _n. 
_____

alderman

  ['O:ldmn] _n. ,   ,  
  
_____

aldermanry

  ['O:ldmnrI] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

ale

  [eIl] _n. , ; Adam's ale _. 
_____

ale-house

  ['eIlhaus] _n. 
_____

ale-wife

  ['eIlwaIf] _n.  
_____

aleak

  ['li:k] _a. _predic. the vessel is aleak   
_____

aleatory

  ['eIlItrI] _a. 
_____

alee

  ['li:] _adv. _a. _predic. _.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

alembic

  ['lembIk] _n.

    1) _.  

    2): through the alembic of fancy   
_____

alert

  ['l:t]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  

      2) _.   ; (to be) on the alert ()
      , ; to keep on the alert ,   

    2. _a.

      1) , ֣

      2) , ; amazingly alert  

    3. _v.

      1)    

      2)   

      3) _.  ,   
_____

alexandrite

  [,leg'zndraIt] _n. _. 
_____

alfalfa

  [l'flf] _n. _. 
_____

alfresco

  [l'fresku]

    1. _a.    ; alfresco lunch  
     

    2. _adv.   
_____

alga

  ['lg] _n. (_pl. -ae)  
_____

algae

  ['ldi:] _pl.  alga
_____

algebra

  ['ldIbr] _n. 
_____

algebraic

  [,ldI'breIIk] = algebraical
_____

algebraical

  [,ldI'breIIkl] _a. 
_____

algebraist

  [,ldI'breIIst] _n. ,   
_____

algid

  ['ldId] _a. _. , 
_____

algorithm

  ['lgrIm] _n. _. 
_____

alias

  ['eIlIs]

    1. _n.  , , 

    2. _adv.  (); Lewis alias Smith ,   
_____

alibi

  ['lIbaI]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _. , 

    2. _v. _.  
_____

alidad

  ['lIdd] _n. _. , 
_____

alidade

  ['lIdeId] = alidad
_____

alien

  ['eIljn]

    1. _n. ; ;     
     

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ,  (to, from); it's alien to my thoughts 
       

      3) _. 
_____

alien-enemy

  ['eIljn,enImI] _n. _.     
  
_____

alien-friend

  ['eIljn'frend] _n. _.     
  
_____

alienable

  ['eIljnbl] _a. _. 
_____

alienate

  ['eIljneIt] _v.

    1)  (. _.)

    2)  (from);  ; my sister alienated me by
    her behaviour      ţ
_____

alienation

  [,eIlj'neISn] _n.

    1) , ; alienation of affections  ()

    2) _. 

    3) _.  (. mental alienation)
_____

alienee

  [,eIlj'ni:] _n. _. ,     
_____

alienism

  ['eIljnIzm] _n.

    1)     

    2) 
_____

alienist

  ['eIljnIst] _n. 
_____

aliform

  ['eIlIfO:m] _a. 
_____

alight

  I ['laIt] _v.

    1) ,  (out of, from - , ; at - ); 
    (from)

    2) ,  ( , ; on, upon)

    3) _. 

  II ['laIt] _a. _predic.

    1) ֣;  

    2) ݣ
_____

alighting

  ['laItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  alight I

    2. _n. _.

      1) , , 

      2) _attr. ; alighting gear   ̣
_____

align

  ['laIn] _v.

    1)   ,   ; ; to align the
    sights (of rifle) and bull's-eye    ; to
    align the track _-.  

    2) ; 

    3) _. 

    *) to align oneself with  
_____

aligning

  ['laInIN]

    1. _pres-p.  align

    2. _n. = alignment
_____

alignment

  ['laInmnt] _n.

    1) , , ; alignment of forces 
    

    2) _.    

    3) _. ,  

    4) _. 
_____

alike

  ['laIk]

    1. _a. _predic. ; , ; alike in colour 
    

    2. _adv.   , , 
_____

aliment

  ['lImnt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)    

    2. _v.  (-.); 
_____

alimentary

  [,lI'mentrI] _a.: alimentary canal ( tract)  
_____

alimentation

  [,lImen'teISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  (-.)
_____

alimony

  ['lImnI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

aline

  ['laIn] = align
_____

aliped

  ['lIped]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.   (.  )
_____

aliquant

  ['lIkwnt] _a. _. 
_____

aliquot

  ['lIkwOt] _a. _. 
_____

alive

  ['laIv] _a. _predic.

    1) ;  ; no man alive   ; any man alive 
    , -

    2) , 

    3)  ( -.),   (-.); to be fully alive to
    smth.   -.; are you alive to what is going on? 
    ,  ?

    4)  (with); the river was alive with boats   
    

    5) , ,  ; to keep alive 
    (,   ..)

    6) _. ()  

    *) alive and kicking   ;  ; look alive! !;
    man alive!  : man alive! I am glad to see you! 
    ,     !
_____

alizarin

  ['lIzrIn] _n. _. 
_____

alizarine

  ['lIzrIn] = alizarin
_____

alkalescence

  [,lk'lesns] _n. _.  ݣ
_____

alkalescent

  [,lk'lesnt] _a. _. 
_____

alkali

  ['lklaI] _n. (_pl. -s, -es ['lklaIz])

    1) _. ݣ

    2) _attr.: alkali soils 
_____

alkalimetry

  [,lk'lImItrI] _n. _. 
_____

alkaline

  ['lklaIn] _a. _. 
_____

alkaloid

  ['lklOId] _n. _. 
_____

all

  [O:l] _pron. _indef.

    1.  .

      1) , , ӣ, ; all day  ; all the time ӣ 

      2) , ; in all respects   ; beyond
      all doubt   

    2.  . , ; ; the pin was all gold
        ; all alone )   ;
    )   , ; all over ) , ; all
    over the world   ; ) , ; she is her
    mother all over   ; all around ,   ;
    all round ) = all around; ) = all-round; all along ӣ ; all at
    once , ; all the more so  

    3.  .

      1) , ӣ; all agree  

      2) 

      3) ӣ ; they lost their all in the fire   
      ӣ  

      *) all told   ; in all , ; a dozen in
      all  ; all but ,  ; at all , ;
      this plant will only grow in summer if at all  ,  
      ,   ; that's all there is to it   ӣ;  
        ; once for all ; all one to ()
      ; it is all over with him   ; he is not
      quite all there    ϣ ;     ; all and
      sundry )   ; )      
_____

all honoured

  ['O:l,Ond] _a.  
_____

all right

  ['O:l'raIt]

    1. _a. _predic.

      1)  ;  ; he is all right 
        ; everything is all right with your plan 
        ӣ  

      2) ,  (-.); is it all right with you? 
       ?

    2. _adv.  , ;  

    3. _int. !, !, !
_____

all-around

  ['O:l'raund]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _a. = all-round
_____

all-clear

  ['O:lklI] _n.    , 
_____

all-embracing

  ['O:lIm'breIsIN] _a. 
_____

all-in

  ['O:l'In] _.

    1. _a. , 

    2. _adv.  ӣ
_____

all-in-all

  ['O:lIn'O:l]

    1. _n. ӣ ( -.),  , 

    2. _a.  , 

    3. _adv.

      1) , 

      2)  ,  
_____

all-in-one

  ['O:lIn'wAn] _a. _. , ߣ
_____

all-metal

  ['O:l'metl] _a. 
_____

all-night

  ['O:lnaIt] _a.  ( ,   ..)
_____

all-out

  ['O:l'aut] _.

    1. _a.

      1) ; ;      

      2)  ; ; all-out attack 
      

      3) , 

    2. _adv.

      1)   ;  ; to go all-out   
      

      2) , , 
_____

all-outer

  ['O:l'aut] _n. _.   
_____

all-overish

  ['O:l'uvrIS] _a. _.  
_____

all-overishness

  ['O:l'uvrISnIs] _n. _.  
_____

all-powerful

  ['O:l'pauful] _a. 
_____

all-purpose

  ['O:l'p:ps] _a. , 
_____

all-round

  ['O:l'raund] _a. , ; ; all-round man
   ; all-round price ,  
  ; all-round champion  
_____

all-rounder

  ['O:l'raund] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

all-star

  ['O:lsta:] _a. _. _.    ף; all-star cast
  ,     ף
_____

all-steel

  ['O:l'sti:l] _a. 
_____

all-time

  ['O:ltaIm] _a. , ģ;  ,   ..;
  all-time high prices   
_____

all-up

  ['O:l'Ap] _n. _.   (̣, , ,  
  ..)  ,  ̣ 
_____

all-white

  ['O:l'waIt] _a.   ; all-white school ,   
   
_____

all-wool

  ['O:l'wul] _a. 
_____

allay

  ['leI] _v.

    1)  (, , )

    2) , 
_____

allegation

  [,lI'geISn] _n.

    1)  

    2)  (.  , )
_____

allege

  ['led] _v.

    1)  ( ,  ); to allege illness
      

    2)  (.  ); alleged deserter  
    

    3) ; delays alleged to be due to... , 
    ...
_____

allegiance

  ['li:dns] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) _.  
_____

allegoric

  [,lI'gOrIk] = allegorical
_____

allegorical

  [,lI'gOrIkl] _a. , 
_____

allegorize

  ['lIgraIz] _v.

    1) ,    

    2)  
_____

allegory

  ['lIgrI] _n. ; 
_____

alleluia

  [,lI'lu:j] = halleluiah
_____

allergic

  ['l:dIk] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) _predic. _.   (, );  ,
     ; he is allergic to the cinema    
_____

allergy

  ['ldI] _n.

    1) _. ;  

    2) _. 
_____

alleviate

  ['li:vIeIt] _v.  (, ); 
_____

alleviation

  [,li:vI'eISn] _n. ; 
_____

alley

  I ['lI] _n.

    1)    

    2)    

    3) 

    4) 

    *) it is up your alley    

  II ['lI] = ally II
_____

alleyway

  ['lIweI] = alley I, 1)  2)
_____

alliance

  ['laIns] _n.

    1) ; ; Holy Alliance _.   (1815 .)

    2)  

    3) , 

    4) , 
_____

allied

  ['laId]

    1. _p-p.  ally I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) , ; allied sciences  

      2) 

      3) 
_____

alligation

  [,lI'geISn] _n. ; 
_____

alligator

  ['lIgeIt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  

    3) _attr.   ;  ; alligator bag 
      

    4) _attr.: alligator shears _.  ; alligator
    wrench  
_____

alliteration

  [,lIt'reISn] _n. 
_____

allocate

  ['lukeIt] _v.

    1) , ,  (to); ; _.
    ,  (,   ..)

    2) 
_____

allocation

  [,lu'keISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3) ,  
_____

allocution

  [,lu'kju:Sn] _n. ,  (  )
_____

allodial

  ['ludjl] _a. _. ,    
_____

allodium

  ['ludjm] _n. _. , ,     
     
_____

allogamy

  ['lOgmI] _n. _. , ң 
_____

allopath

  ['lup] _n. 
_____

allopathy

  ['lOpI] _n. 
_____

allot

  ['lOt] _v.

    1)  ( ); , ; ; to
    allot a task  ; to allot credits  

    2) _.   ; 
_____

allotment

  ['lOtmnt] _n.

    1) ;  (); allotment of billets
     

    2) , 

    3)  , ģ  ; 

    4) _.   ; 

    5) _.  ( )   ()
_____

allottee

  [,lO'ti:] _n.

    1) ,   ( ,     ..)

    2)  
_____

allow

  ['lau] _v.

    1) , ; smoking is not allowed  

    2) ,  ; this gate allows access to the
    garden       

    3) ; ; I allow that I was wrong ,  
    

    4)   , ,  ,  
    (for -  -.); you must allow for some mistakes   
     ; I cannot allow of such an excuse   
     

    5) ,  ; I allow him 100 pounds a year  
      100    

    6) _. _. , 

    *) allow me! !; we have allowed for twenty people  
     ,   
_____

allowable

  ['laubl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

allowance

  ['launs]

    1. _n.

      1) (,   ..) ;  ; family
      allowance  

      2)  ; ; at no allowance ; allowance of
      ammunition 

      3) 

      4) ; ;   ޣ,  ; make
      allowance for his age     

      5) _pl. 

      6) , 

      7) _. ; 

      8) _. 

    2. _v. ,    , 
_____

allowedly

  ['lauIdlI] _adv.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

alloy

  1. _n. ['lOI]

    1) 

    2) , 

    3)  ( )

    4) ['lOI]  (-.   ); happiness without
    alloy   ޣ 

    5) _attr. ; alloy steel  

  2. _v. ['lOI]

    1)  ()

    2) 

    3)  (,   ..)
_____

allseed

  ['O:lsi:d] _n. _.  
_____

allspice

  ['O:lspaIs] _n.

    1) _.  

    2)  
_____

allude

  ['lu:d] _v.

    1) ;  (to - )

    2)  (to - )
_____

allure

  ['lju]

    1. _v.

      1) , , 

      2) , 

    2. _n. , 
_____

allurement

  ['ljumnt] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

alluring

  ['ljurIN]

    1. _pres-p.  allure

    2. _a.

      1) ; alluring prospects  

      2) 
_____

allusion

  ['lu:n] _n.

    1) ;  (to)

    2) ͣ (to)
_____

allusive

  ['lu:sIv] _a.

    1)     (to - )

    2)    ͣ (to - ); 

    3) _. Allusive Arms  
_____

alluvia

  ['lu:vj] _pl.  alluvium
_____

alluvial

  ['lu:vjl] _a. _. , ; alluvial deposit _.
  ; alluvial gold _.  
_____

alluvion

  ['lu:vjn] _n.

    1) ,  , 

    2) = alluvium
_____

alluvium

  ['lu:vjm] _n. (_pl. -via, -s ['lu:vjmz]) _.

    1) ,  ;  

    2) _attr.: alluvium period  ,  
_____

ally

  I

    1. _n. ['laI] ; ally of moment  

    2. _v. ['laI] ; to ally oneself   , 
    (, ; to, with); to be allied to    ;
       ; Norwegian is nearly allied to Danish 
       

  II ['lI] _n.   (  )

    *) to give smb. a fair show for an ally    
     -.;  -.  
_____

almanac

  ['O:lmnk] _n. ; 
_____

almighty

  [O:l'maItI]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) _.  ; ; we had an almighty row  
      ۣ  

    2. _n.: the Almighty () 

    3. _adv. _. 
_____

almond

  ['a:mnd] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

almond-eyed

  ['a:mnd'aId] _a.    
_____

almond-oil

  ['a:mnd'OIl] _n.  
_____

almond-shaped

  ['a:mndSeIpt] _a. 
_____

almoner

  ['a:mn] _n.

    1)   ,     
    

    2) _.  ; Hereditary Grand Almoner, Lord High
    Almoner      
_____

almost

  ['O:lmust] _adv. ;  
_____

alms

  [a:mz] _n. (_pl.  .; . .  _sing.) 
_____

alms-deed

  ['a:mzdi:d] _n. ;  
_____

alms-house

  ['a:mzhaus] _n. 
_____

almsman

  ['a:mzmn] _n.  , 
_____

alodial

  ['ludjl] = allodial
_____

alodium

  ['ludjm] = allodium
_____

aloe

  ['lu] _n.

    1) _. ; American aloe 

    2) _pl.  ()
_____

aloft

  ['lOft] _adv.

    1) ;  ; 

    2) _.  ,  ; to go aloft _. 
_____

alone

  ['lun]

    1. _a. _predic.

      1) , 

      2) ,   ; he can do it alone   
       ,   

      *) to let ( to leave) smb. alone  -.  ; to let
      smth. alone   -.,    -.; let alone
         

    2. _adv. , ; he alone can do it    
    
_____

along

  ['lON]

    1. _adv.

      1) ң

      2)   

      3)  ; come along! ģ !; he brought his instruments
      along  Σ   ; along with 

      *) all along ӣ ; I knew it all along     
      ; (all) along of _. , -; it happened all
      along of your carelessness     ; right
      along _. ; 

    2. _prep. , ; along the river  ; along the road 
    ; along the strike _.  
_____

along-shore

  ['lON'SO] _adv.  
_____

alongside

  ['lON'saId] _adv.

    1)   ; 

    2) _.   ;  ;  

    3): alongside of (.  _prep.)  ,  
_____

aloof

  ['lu:f]

    1. _a. _predic.

      1) 

      2) ģ; 

      3) 

    2. _adv. ,  ; to hold ( to keep) (oneself) aloof
    (from), to stand aloof (from)    (); 
_____

aloofness

  ['lu:fnIs] _n. ģ; 
_____

aloud

  ['laud] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) _. , ; ; it reeks aloud  
_____

alp

  [lp] _n.

    1)  

    2)    
_____

alpaca

  [l'pk] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  

    3)    
_____

alpenstock

  ['lpInstOk] _n. _. 
_____

alpha

  ['lf] _n.

    1)  (   )

    2) _.   

    *) Alpha and Omega   ,   ; , ;
    alpha plus _. , , 
_____

alpha rays

  ['lf'reIz] _n. _pl. _. -
_____

alphabet

  ['lfbIt] _n. ; 
_____

alphabetic

  [,lf'betIk] _a.

    1) = alphabetical

    2) 
_____

alphabetical

  [,lf'betIkl] _a. 
_____

alphabetically

  [,lf'betIklI] _adv.   
_____

alphabetize

  ['lfbetaIz] _v.    
_____

Alpine

  ['lpaIn]

    1. _n. ,   

    2. _a.

      1) ;   

      2) , , ; Alpine plants 
      ; Alpine gardening  ,  
       ; Alpine meadows  

      3) _. _. ;  ()  
      
_____

alpinist

  ['lpInIst] _n. 
_____

already

  [O:l'redI] _adv. 
_____

also

  ['O:lsu] _adv. , ,   

    *) also ran _.   , 
_____

alt

  [lt] _n.: in alt _.   ; _.   
_____

altar

  ['O:lt] _n.

    1) ,  (  ); ; to lead to
    the altar   , 

    2) (Altar) _. ,  (  )

    3) _.   ()
_____

altar-cloth

  ['O:ltklO] _n. _.  
_____

altar-piece

  ['O:ltpi:s] _n. _.  
_____

alter

  ['O:lt] _v.

    1) (); ();  , ; to alter
    one's mind , ;   

    2) _. ,  ()
_____

alter ego

  ['ltr'egu] _. _n.  ;    
_____

alterable

  ['O:ltrbl] _a. 
_____

alterant

  ['O:ltrnt]

    1. _a.   

    2. _n. -.  
_____

alteration

  [,O:lt'reISn] _n.

    1) ; ; , 

    2) 

    3) _.      ; 
    
_____

alterative

  ['O:ltrtIv]

    1. _a.  , 

    2. _n. _. ,   
_____

altercate

  ['O:ltkeIt] _v. _. ,  (with)
_____

altercation

  [,O:lt'keISn] _n. _. , 
_____

alternate

  1. _n. [O:l't:nIt] _. ; ̣

  2. _a. [O:l't:nIt]

    1) , , ; they worked alternate
    shifts   ; on alternate days  

    2) ; ; alternate design  ;
    alternate materials 

    3): alternate angles _.  

  3. _v. ['O:ltneIt] ();   
_____

alternating

  ['O:ltneItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  alternate 3

    2. _a. , ; alternating current _. 
    ; alternating motion _. - 
_____

alternation

  [,O:lt'neISn] _n. ; alternation of day and night  
   
_____

alternative

  [O:l't:ntIv]

    1. _n. , ; there is no other alternative but... 
     , ...

    2. _a.

      1) , ; these two plans are not
      necessarily alternative        

      2)  , 
_____

alternator

  ['O:ltneIt] _n. _.   
_____

although

  [O:l'u] _cj. ,   ;   , 
_____

altigraph

  ['ltIgra:f] _n. _. , ,  
_____

altimeter

  ['ltImi:t] _n. , 
_____

altisonant

  [l'tIsnnt] _a. , 
_____

altitude

  ['ltItju:d] _n.

    1) ;    ; to grab for altitude _.
      ; _. _.  ,
    ; to lose altitude _.  

    2) _pl.  , ; in those altitudes the air is thin 
       ֣

    3) (. _pl.) ; _.  

    4) _attr. _. ; altitude control  ,
     ;  ; altitude correction  
    ; altitude flight  ̣; altitude gauge ( measurer)
    , 
_____

alto

  ['ltu] _n. (_pl. -os ['ltuz])

    1)  (   )

    2) 
_____

alto-cumulus

  ['ltu'kju:mjuls] _n. _.  
_____

alto-relievo

  ['lturI'li:vu] _n. (_pl. -os ['lturI'li:vuz]) _. 
_____

alto-stratus

  ['ltu'streIts] _n. _.  
_____

altogether

  [,O:lt'ge]

    1. _adv.

      1) , ; altogether bad  

      2)  ,  

      3) 

      *) for altogether 

    2. _n.

      1): an altogether ; the altogether _. ֣ ; in
      the altogether _.  ֣  (  )

      2) _attr.: altogether coal _. ,  
_____

altruism

  ['ltruIzm] _n. 
_____

altruist

  ['ltruIst] _n. 
_____

altruistic

  [,ltru'IstIk] _a. 
_____

alum

  ['lm] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: alum earth = alumina
_____

alumina

  ['lju:mIn] _n.  ; ڣ
_____

aluminium

  [,lju'mInjm] _n. 
_____

aluminium sulphate

  [,lju:'mInjm'sAlfeIt] _n.  
_____

aluminous

  ['lju:mIns] _a. ڣ; 
_____

aluminum

  ['ljumInm] _. = aluminium
_____

alumna

  ['lAmn] _. (_pl. -nae) _.  alumnus
_____

alumnae

  ['lAmni:] _pl.  alumna
_____

alumni

  ['lAmnaI] _pl.  alumnus
_____

alumnus

  ['lAmns] _. _n. (_pl. -ni)   (  )
_____

alveolar

  [l'vIl] _a. _. _. ; alveolar abscess _. 
_____

alveolate

  [l'vi:lIt] _a.  (  )
_____

alveoli

  [l'vIlaI] _pl.  alveolus
_____

alveolus

  [l'vIls] _n. (_pl. -li) _. , 
_____

always

  ['O:lwz] _adv. 
_____

am

  [m] ( ); [m], [m] ( ) 1 . . .
    . to be
_____

amadou

  ['mdu:] _a. 
_____

amain

  ['meIn] _adv. _. _.

    1) ;  

    2)  ,  

    3) ,   
_____

amalgam

  ['mlgm] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

amalgamate

  ['mlgmeIt] _v.

    1) (); ();  ( ,
      ..)

    2) ()  ; 
_____

amalgamated

  ['mlgmeItId]

    1. _p-p.  amalgamate

    2. _a. Σ, Σ; amalgamated trade union Σ
    
_____

amalgamation

  [,mlg'meISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  (,   ..)

    3) 
_____

amanuenses

  [,mnju'ensi:z] _pl.  amanuensis
_____

amanuensis

  [,mnju'ensIs] _. _n. (_pl. -ses)  ,  
  
_____

amaranth

  ['mrn] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2)  
_____

amaranthine

  [,m'rnaIn] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

amass

  ['ms] _v. ; , 
_____

amateur

  ['mt:] _n.

    1) , 

    2) -

    3) _attr. ; amateur theatricals  ;
    amateur talent groups  
_____

amateurish

  [,m't:rIS] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; an amateurish attempt  
_____

amative

  ['mtIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

amatol

  ['mtOl] _n.  ( )
_____

amatory

  ['mtrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

amaze

  ['meIz]

    1. _v. , 

    2. _n. _. . amazement
_____

amazement

  ['meIzmnt] _n. , 
_____

amazing

  ['meIzIN]

    1. _pres-p.  amaze 1

    2. _a. , , 
_____

ambages

  [m'beIdi:z] _n. _pl.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

ambassador

  [m'bsd] _n.

    1) ; ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary  
     ; ambassador at large ,   
      ̣ 

    2) , ; ; to act as smb.'s ambassador
     -.; he acted as director's ambassador at the
    negotiations     
_____

ambassadorial

  [m,bs'dO:rIl] _a. 
_____

ambassadress

  [m'bsdrIs] _n.

    1)  

    2) -

    3) , ; 
_____

amber

  ['mb] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) _attr. ; ֣ (   )
_____

ambergris

  ['mbgri:s] _n.  
_____

ambidexterous

  ['mbI'dekstrs] _a.     
_____

ambidextrous

  ['mbI'dekstrs] = ambidexterous
_____

ambience

  ['mbIns] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) ; ;  
_____

ambient

  ['mbInt] _a. , 
_____

ambiguity

  [,mbI'gju:ItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ̣, 
_____

ambiguous

  [m'bIgjus] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; ̣, 
_____

ambit

  ['mbIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; _. ; within the ambit of  

    3) _.    
_____

ambition

  [m'bISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , ,  ; it is his ambition to become a
    writer   -  
_____

ambitious

  [m'bISs] _a.

    1) 

    2) ,  (of); ambitious of power 

    3) 
_____

ambivalent

  [m'bIvlnt] _a. ,  (   ..)
_____

amble

  ['mbl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ̣ , ̣ 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)   

      3)  ̣ 
_____

ambler

  ['mbl] _n. 
_____

ambrosia

  [m'bruzj] _n.

    1) _. _. ; _. .  

    2) 
_____

ambulance

  ['mbjulns] _n.

    1)  

    2)   

    3)   ,  

    4) _attr. ; ambulance airplane  ̣; ambulance
    airdrome _.  ; ambulance box 
    ; ambulance car   ; ambulance train
     ; ambulance transport _.  
_____

ambulance-chaser

  ['mbjulns,tSeIs] _n. _. _. ,   ,
       
_____

ambulant

  ['mbjulnt] _a.

    1)  ( );  ( ); ambulant
    erysipelas  

    2)  ( )

    3)     ( )
_____

ambulatory

  ['mbjultrI]

    1. _a.

      1) ,  ( )

      2) ; ; ambulatory court  

      3) 

      4)   

    2. _n.

      1)   ;    

      2)  

      3)  
_____

ambuscade

  [,mbs'keId] = ambush 2, 1)  2)
_____

ambush

  ['mbuS]

    1. _n. ; to make ( to lay) an ambush  ; to
    lie in ambush   

    2. _v.

      1) ,   

      2)  

      3)   
_____

ameer

  ['mI] _n. 
_____

ameliorate

  ['mi:ljreIt] _v. ()
_____

amelioration

  [,mi:lj'reISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

ameliorative

  ['mi:ljrtIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) ()
_____

amen

  ['a:'men] _int. !;   !; to say amen to smth. 
   -.;  -.
_____

amenability

  [,mi:n'bIlItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  ()

    3) 
_____

amenable

  ['mi:nbl] _a.

    1) ; ; amenable to law  
    

    2) , ; ; amenable to discipline
     

    3) ; amenable to flattery   ; amenable to
    persuasion  

    4)  ()
_____

amenably

  ['mi:nblI] _adv. ,  ; amenably to the rules
   
_____

amend

  ['mend] _v.

    1) , 

    2)   ( ,   ..)
_____

amendable

  ['mendbl] _a. 
_____

amendment

  ['mendmnt] _n.

    1)  ( , ); to move an amendment 
     (   ..)

    2) , 
_____

amends

  ['mendz] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) , ; to make
  amends to smb. for smth.  -.   -.,
   -. 
_____

amenity

  ['mi:nItI] _n.

    1) ; ; ;  

    2) _pl. ӣ,    ,   ..; the
    amenities of the famous resort     
     

    3) _pl. ; amenities of home life   
_____

amenta

  ['ment] _pl.  amentum
_____

amentia

  [eI'menSI] _n. 
_____

amentum

  ['mentm] _. _n. (_pl. -ta) = catkin
_____

amerce

  ['m:s] _v.

    1) 

    2)  (with - -.)
_____

amercement

  ['m:smnt] _n.

    1)   (.   )

    2)  

    3) 
_____

amethyst

  ['mIIst] _n. 
_____

amethystine

  [,mI'IstaIn] _a. 
_____

amiability

  [,eImj'bIlItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

amiable

  ['eImjbl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

amianthus

  [,mI'ns] _n. _.  ̣
_____

amicable

  ['mIkbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

amid

  ['mId] _prep. , , ; amid cries of welcome 
   
_____

amides

  ['maIdz] _n. _pl. _. , , 
_____

amidol

  ['mIdOl] _n. _. _. 
_____

amidships

  ['mIdSIps] _adv.

    1) _.  

    2) _.  
_____

amidst

  ['mIdst] = amid
_____

amildar

  ['mlda:] _. _n.  
_____

amines

  ['maInz] = amides
_____

amir

  ['mI] = ameer
_____

amiss

  ['mIs]

    1. _a. _predic.

      1) ; , ; not amiss 

      2) 

      *) there is something amiss with him   - ; what's
      amiss?  ޣ ?

    2. _adv.

      1) ; , ; ; to do ( to deal) amiss
      ;  ; to take amiss  ;
      

      2) ; ; to come amiss )   ,
      ; )  

      *) nothing comes amiss to him _.  ӣ ,   
      
_____

amity

  ['mItI] _n.    
_____

ammeter

  ['mIt] _n. _. 
_____

ammonal

  ['mnl] _n. 
_____

ammonia

  ['munj] _n.

    1) _. ; liquid ammonia  

    2) _.  
_____

ammoniac

  ['munIk] _a. _. 
_____

ammonite

  ['mnaIt] _n. _. 
_____

ammonium

  ['munjm] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: ammonium chloride   , 
_____

ammunition

  [,mju'nISn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , ;  ; _. 

      2) _attr. , ; ammunition belt 
      , ; ammunition box )  ; )  
       ; )    (   ..);
      ammunition depot ( establishment)  , 
      ; ammunition factory ,  ;
      ammunition hoist _. , ߣ  

      *) ammunition boots   ; ammunition leg
      _.  , 

    2. _v.  
_____

amn't

  ['mnt] _. = am not
_____

amnesia

  [m'ni:zj] _n. _.  , 
_____

amnesty

  ['mnIstI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

    2. _v. 
_____

amoeba

  ['mi:b] _n. (_pl. -ae) _. ͣ
_____

amoebae

  ['mi:bi:] _pl.  amoeba
_____

amok

  ['mOk] = amuck
_____

among

  ['mAN] _prep.

    1) , , ; a village among the hills   ;
    they quarrelled among themselves  

    2)  ,  ; I rate him among my friends    
    ; he is numbered among the dead   

    3) ; one among a thousand   

    4) , ; among the ancient Greeks   
_____

amoral

  [,eI'mOrl] _a. 
_____

amorous

  ['mrs] _a.

    1) 

    2) ̣ (of)

    3) ; ; she gave him an amorous look   
     ̣; amorous songs  
_____

amorousness

  ['mrsnIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) ̣
_____

amorphous

  ['mO:fs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

amortization

  [,mO:tI'zeISn] _n.

    1)  (); 

    2)  
_____

amortize

  ['mO:taIz] _v.

    1)  (); 

    2)  
_____

amount

  ['maunt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; a large amount of work  

      2) , ; what is the amount of this?   ?

      3) , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ( -. ),  ();
      ; the bill amounts to 40 pounds ޣ    40
       

      2)  , ; this amounts to a refusal 
       ; to amount to very little, not to amount to much
       ,    ; what, after all,
      does it amount to? ,   ,  ?
_____

amour

  ['mu] _n. ;  , 
_____

amour-propre

  ['mu'prOpr] _n. _. 
_____

amourette

  [,mu'ret] _n.  
_____

amperage

  [m'pErId] _n. _.   ( )
_____

ampere

  ['mpE] _n. _. 
_____

ampere turn

  ['mpE't:n] _n. -
_____

amperemeter

  ['mpE,mi:t] _n. 
_____

ampersand

  ['mpsnd] _n.  & (= and)
_____

amphibia

  [m'fIbI] _n. _pl. _. , 
_____

amphibian

  [m'fIbIn]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2): amphibian tank  

    2. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _. ̣-

      3) _. -
_____

amphibious

  [m'fIbIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. ; amphibious operation () 
    
_____

amphibology

  [,mfI'bOldI] _n.  
_____

amphitheatre

  ['mfI,It] _n. 
_____

amphora

  ['mfr] _. _n. (_pl. -ae) 
_____

amphorae

  ['mfri:] _pl.  amphora
_____

ample

  ['mpl] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; will that be ample for your needs?   
    ?

    3) ; 

    4) 
_____

amplification

  [,mplIfI'keISn] _n.

    1) ; ; the subject requires amplification 
     

    2) 

    3)  (  )

    4) _. _. 

    5) _attr.: amplification factor _.  
_____

amplifier

  ['mplIfaI] _n.

    1) _. _. 

    2)    
_____

amplify

  ['mplIfaI] _v.

    1) ()

    2)  ()

    3)   , ; to amplify on smth.
      ޣ-.

    4) 

    5) _. 
_____

amplitude

  ['mplItju:d] _n.

    1) _. _. 

    2) ; 

    3) ,  ()

    4) , 

    5)  ,  
_____

amplitude modulation

  ['mplItju:d,mOdju'leISn] _n. _.  
_____

amply

  ['mplI] _adv.

    1) ; , 

    2) 
_____

ampoule

  ['mpu:l] _n. 
_____

ampule

  [A'mpju:l] = ampoule
_____

amputate

  ['mpjuteIt] _v. , 
_____

amputation

  [,mpju'teISn] _n. 
_____

amputee

  [,mpju'ti:] _n.      
_____

amuck

  ['mAk] _. _adv.: to run amuck ) ;   ,
  ; )      
_____

amulet

  ['mjulIt] _n. 
_____

amuse

  ['mju:z] _v. ; ; you amuse me   ; to
  amuse oneself  ,  (-.); the children amused
  themselves by drawing pictures   
_____

amusement

  ['mju:zmnt] _n.

    1) , , , ; to find amusement in
    smth.    ޣ-.

    2) 

    3) _attr.: amusement park   
_____

amusing

  ['mju:zIN]

    1. _pres-p.  amuse

    2. _a. , ; , 
_____

amyloid

  ['mIlOId]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. , 
_____

an

  I [n] ( ); [n], [n] ( ) _.
  ̣  . a II

  II [n] _cj. _. 
_____

ana

  ['a:n] _n.

    1)  , , 

    2) _pl. ,   -. 
_____

anabaptist

  [,n'bptIst] _n. 
_____

anabranch

  ['nbra:ntS] _n.  ,   ţ  
_____

anachronism

  ['nkrnIzm] _n. 
_____

anaconda

  [,n'kOnd] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) () 
_____

anacreontic

  [,nkrI'OntIk] _a. _. 
_____

anaemia

  ['ni:mj] _n. _. , 
_____

anaemic

  ['ni:mIk] _a.

    1) _. , 

    2) , 
_____

anaerobe

  ['nrub] _n. _. 
_____

anaesthesia

  [,nIs'i:zj] _n. , 
_____

anaesthetic

  [,nIs'etIk]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. ,  
_____

anaesthetize

  ['ni:sItaIz] _v. , 
_____

anagram

  ['ngrm] _n. 
_____

anal

  ['eInl] _a. _. 
_____

analects

  ['nlekts] _n. _pl.  
_____

analgesic

  [,nl'desIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

analog

  ['nlOg] _n.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

analogical

  [,n'lOdIkl] _a. _.

    1) ,   

    2) , 
_____

analogous

  ['nlgs] _a. ; 
_____

analogy

  ['nldI] _n. ; ; by analogy with, on the analogy of
    
_____

analyse

  ['nlaIz] _v.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) _.  ()
_____

analyses

  ['nlsi:z] _pl.  analysis
_____

analysis

  ['nlsIs] _n. (_pl. -ses)

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) _. ; sentence analysis  

    4) 

    *) in the last ( final) analysis   ޣ
_____

analyst

  ['nlIst] _n.

    1) 

    2) -

    3)   ; ,  
    

    4) 
_____

analytic

  [,n'lItIk] = analytical
_____

analytical

  [,n'lItIkl] _a. 
_____

analytics

  [,n'lItIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.)

    1)   

    2) 
_____

anamnesis

  [,nm'ni:sIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

anamorphosis

  [,n'mO:fsIs] _n.

    1) ֣  

    2)   ԣ , 
_____

ananas

  ['na:ns] _n. 
_____

anapaest

  ['npi:st] _n. _. 
_____

anaplasty

  ['nplstI] _n. _.  
_____

anarchic

  ['na:kIk] = anarchical
_____

anarchical

  ['na:kIkl] _a. 
_____

anarchism

  ['nkIzm] _n. 
_____

anarchist

  ['nkIst] _n. 
_____

anarchy

  ['nkI] _n. 
_____

anastomoses

  [,nst'musi:z] _pl.  anastomosis
_____

anastomosis

  [,nst'musIs] _n. (_pl. -ses) _. _. 
_____

anathema

  ['nIm] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) 
_____

anathematize

  ['nImtaIz] _v.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

anatomic

  [,n'tOmIk] = anatomical
_____

anatomical

  [,n'tOmIkl] _a. 
_____

anatomist

  ['ntmIst] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

anatomize

  ['ntmaIz] _v.

    1) 

    2) ;   
_____

anatomy

  ['ntmI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ,  

    4) _. , "  "
_____

anbury

  ['nbrI] _n.

    1) _. , , 

    2)  ( )
_____

ancestor

  ['nsIst] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.  ; to be one's own ancestor  
      
_____

ancestral

  [n'sestrl] _a. , 
_____

ancestry

  ['nsIstrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

anchor

  ['Nk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; at anchor  ; to be ( to lie, to ride) at anchor
        ; to cast ( to drop) anchor  ; to come
      to (an) anchor  ,   ; _. ,
        ; to let go the anchor  ; to weigh
      anchor   ; _.   ;
      the anchor comes home   ,  ; _.
        

      2)  ,  ; one's sheet anchor 
      ,  

      3) _.  , 

      4) _attr.: anchor ice  ̣

      *) to lay an anchor to windward   
      

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)  ,   

      3) , ; to anchor a tent to the ground 
      

      4) , 

      *) to anchor one's hope (in, on)   ()
_____

anchorage

  ['NkrId] _n.

    1)  

    2)   

    3) _.  

    4) _. , ֣ 

    5) ,  ;  ģ
_____

anchored

  ['Nkd]

    1. _p-p.  anchor 2

    2. _a.

      1)   

      2) , ģ
_____

anchoress

  ['NkrIs] _n. , 
_____

anchoret

  ['Nkrt] _n. , , 
_____

anchorite

  ['NkraIt] = anchoret
_____

anchovy

  ['ntSvI] _n. ,  ()
_____

anchylosis

  [,NkaI'lusIs] _n. _. _. 
_____

ancient

  ['eInSnt]

    1. _a.

      1) ; , ; ancient monuments  

      2) ; ancient literature  

    2. _n.

      1) (the ancients) _pl. )  ; )  

      2) , 
_____

ancillary

  [n'sIlrI] _a. Σ, , ; ancillary
  industries   
_____

ancle

  ['Nkl] = ankle
_____

and

  [nd] ( ); [nd], [n], [nd], [n] ( ) _cj.

    1)   ; boys and girls   

    2)   : four and twenty  ; a hundred and
    twenty  ; give-and-take policy   

    3)   , ; I shall go and you stay here  , 
      ; there are books and books    

    4)    : try and do it  
    ; come and see  ; wait and see ף -
    

    *) for miles and miles ;  ; for hours and hours
    ,  ; and yet  ӣ 
_____

andante

  [n'dntI] _. _adv. _n. _. 
_____

andiron

  ['ndaIn] _n.      
_____

androgyne

  [n'drOdIn] _n. 
_____

androgynous

  [n'drOdIns] _a.

    1) 

    2)     
_____

anecdote

  ['nIkdut] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) 

    3) _pl.    (. -. 
    )
_____

anecdotic

  [,nek'dOtIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

anemograph

  ['nemgra:f] _n. _. ,  
_____

anemometer

  [,nI'mOmIt] _n. _. 
_____

anemone

  ['nemnI] _n. _. , 
_____

anemoscope

  ['nemskup] _n. _.  (   
  )
_____

aneroid

  ['nrOId] _n. -
_____

anesthesia

  [,nIs'i:zj] = anaesthesia
_____

anesthetic

  [,nIs'etIk] = anaesthetic
_____

aneurism

  ['njurIzm] _n. _. ()
_____

anew

  ['nju:] _adv.

    1) 

    2) ; -
_____

anfractuous

  [n'frktjus] _a.

    1) ; ; 

    2) , 
_____

angary

  ['NgrI] _n.     ,  
   ( )   
_____

angel

  ['eIndl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.  

      3) _.  

      4) _. ,  -.   
      

      *) to rush in where angels fear to tread   
         ; angel's visits , 
       

    2. _v. _.  (-. )
_____

angelic

  [n'delIk] _a. ; angelic patience , 
  
_____

angelica

  [n'delIk] _n. _. , 
_____

anger

  ['Ng]

    1. _n. ; ; anger is a short madness _.  -
     

    2. _v.  ; , 
_____

angina

  [n'daIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) = angina pectoris
_____

angina pectoris

  [n'daIn'pektrIs] _n.  
_____

angle

  I ['Ngl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; angle of bank _.  ; angle of dip  
      ,  ; angle of dive _.  ;
      angle of drift _.  ; angle of roll _. _.  ;
      angle of sight _.  ; angle of slope  ,
       ; angle of view  ; angle of lag 
      ;  ,  ; solid angle
       

      2)  ; to look at the question from all angles
           ; to get ( to use) a new
      angle on smth. _.      -.

      3) , ;  (,   ..)

      4) 

      5) _attr. ; angle bar ( iron)  ; angle brace
       ; angle bracket ;   

    2. _v.  (, )

  II ['Ngl]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.  ; _.  

      *) to angle for a compliment   ; to angle
      with silver hook  
_____

angler

  ['ngl] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  ޣ
_____

angleworm

  ['Nglw:m] _n. ,      
_____

angola

  [N'gul] = angora
_____

angora

  [N'gO:r] _n.

    1)   (. angora cat)

    2)   (. angora goat)

    3)     
_____

angrily

  ['NgrIlI] _adv. , 
_____

angry

  ['NgrI] _a.

    1) , ֣; ; to be angry with smb.
      -.; to get angry at smth.  -
    -.; to make smb. angry  -.

    2) ̣,  ( ,   ..)
_____

anguine

  ['NgwIn] _a. 
_____

anguish

  ['NgwIS]

    1. _n. , ; anguish of body and mind   
    

    2. _v.   
_____

angular

  ['Ngjul] _a.

    1) ; ; angular point  ; angular motion
     ; angular velocity  

    2) , 

    3) , 

    4) 
_____

angularity

  [,Ngju'lrItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

anhydride

  [n'haIdraId] _n. _. 
_____

anhydrite

  [n'haIdraIt] _n. _. 
_____

anhydrous

  [n'haIdrs] _a. _. 
_____

anil

  ['nIl] _n.  (  )
_____

anile

  ['eInaIl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

aniline

  ['nIli:n] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; aniline dye  
_____

anility

  ['nIlItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

animadversion

  [,nImd'v:Sn] _n. , 
_____

animadvert

  [,nImd'v:t] _v. ,  (on, upon)
_____

animal

  ['nIml]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. 

    2. _a. ; ; animal bones   ();
    animal breeding ( husbandry) _. ; animal traction
     ;  

      *) animal spirits , 
_____

animalcule

  [,nI'mlkju:l] _n.  
_____

animalism

  ['nImlIzm] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

animate

  1. _a. ['nImIt]

    1) 

    2) ̣; ̣

  2. _v. ['nImeIt]

    1) ,  

    2) ; ; 
_____

animated

  ['nImeItId]

    1. _p-p.  animate 2

    2. _a. ̣; ̣; an animated discussion ̣
    ; animated cartoon 
_____

animation

  [,nI'meISn] _n. ; ; 
_____

animism

  ['nImIzm] _n. _. 
_____

animosity

  [,nI'mOsItI] _n. , 
_____

animus

  ['nIms] _. _n. ; 
_____

anise

  ['nIs] _n.  ()
_____

aniseed

  ['nIsi:d] _n.  (; )
_____

anker

  ['Nk] _n.  ( )
_____

ankle

  ['Nkl] _n. 
_____

ankle-joint

  ['Nkl'dOInt] _n.  
_____

anklet

  ['NklIt] _n.  
_____

anna

  ['n] _n.  (  = 1/16 )
_____

annalist

  ['nlIst] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

annals

  ['nlz] _n. _pl. , 
_____

anneal

  ['ni:l] _v.

    1) _. ; 

    2)  (,  )
_____

annealing

  ['ni:lIN]

    1. _pres-p.  anneal

    2. _n. _. 
_____

annex

  I ['neks] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) , , 

  II ['neks] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) ;   (   ..)
_____

annexation

  [,nek'seISn] _n. ; 
_____

annexe

  ['neks] = annex I
_____

annihilate

  ['naIleIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ; 
_____

annihilation

  [,naI'leISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; 
_____

anniversary

  [,nI'v:srI]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _a. ; 
_____

annotate

  ['nuteIt] _v.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

annotation

  [,nu'teISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

announce

  ['nauns] _v.

    1) ,  ; ; 

    2) 

    3)  (  , )
_____

announcement

  ['naunsmnt] _n. , ; , 
_____

announcer

  ['nauns] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

annoy

  ['nOI] _v. ; , , 
_____

annoyance

  ['nOIns] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) , 
_____

annoyed

  ['nOId]

    1. _p-p.  annoy

    2. _a. ֣, 
_____

annoying

  ['nOIIN]

    1. _pres-p.  annoy

    2. _a. ; ; ; how annoying! 
    !
_____

annual

  ['njul]

    1. _a. ; ; annual income  ; annual ring
    ( zone)   ( )

    2. _n.

      1)  ()

      2)    (  )

      3)  
_____

annually

  ['njulI] _adv. 
_____

annuitant

  ['nju:Itnt] _n.   
_____

annuity

  ['nju:ItI] _n.  ; life annuity  ;
  government annuity  
_____

annul

  ['nAl] _v. , ; ; to annul a judgement
    
_____

annular

  ['njul] _a. , 
_____

annulary

  ['njulrI] _n.  
_____

annulate

  ['njuleIt] _a. ,   
_____

annulet

  ['njulIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  
_____

annulment

  ['nAlmnt] _n. , ; 
_____

annunciate

  ['nAnSIeIt] _v. ; 
_____

annunciation

  [,nAnsI'eISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) (the Annunciation) _. 
_____

annunciator

  ['nAnSIeIt] _n. ;  
_____

anode

  ['nud] _n. _. 
_____

anodyne

  ['nudaIn]

    1. _n.  ; _.  

    2. _a. ; _. 
_____

anoint

  ['nOInt] _v.

    1) ,  (   ..)

    2) _. 
_____

anointment

  ['nOIntmnt] _n.

    1)  (   ..)

    2) _. 
_____

anomalistic

  [,nOm'lIstIk] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

anomalous

  ['nOmls] _a. , , 
_____

anomaly

  ['nOmlI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

anon

  I ['nOn] _adv.

    1) , ; see you anon! _. !

    2) _. ; ; ever and anon   ;   

  II ['nOn] _.  anonymous
_____

anonym

  ['nnIm] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

anonymity

  [,n'nImItI] _n. 
_____

anonymous

  ['nOnIms] _a. , 
_____

anopheles

  ['nOfIli:z] _n. ,   (. anopheles mosquito)
_____

anorak

  ['nrk] _n. ,   
_____

anorexia

  [,n'reksI] _n. _.  
_____

anorganic

  [,nO:'gnIk] _a. 
_____

anosmia

  ['nOsmI] _n. _.  
_____

another

  ['nA] _pron. _indef.

    1) ݣ ; another cup of tea?  ݣ  ?

    2) , ; I don't like this bag, give me another one  
      ,   

    3) , ݣ , ; another Shakespeare , 
    

    *) another world ,  ; another pair of shoes
      ; taken one with another )  ; ) 
    ; another place _.  
_____

anourous

  ['nurs] _a. _. 
_____

anoxaemia

  [,nOk'si:mI] _n.    ;  
_____

anoxia

  [A'nOksI] = anoxaemia
_____

anserine

  ['nsraIn] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

answer

  ['a:ns]

    1. _n.

      1) ; in answer to   ; to know all the answers  
      ӣ  ;  ; to have a ready answer 
       

      2)  (  ..)

      3) 

      4) _.  ()

      5) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) , ; to answer the door ( the bell) 
       ( ,    ..); to answer the phone  
      ; to answer a call )   ; ) 
       ; to answer to the name of...   -. 

      2) ; ; to answer the description (purpose)
        ()

      3) , ; to answer the helm _.  

      4)  (for -  -.);  ; to answer for
      the consequences   

      5)  (to -  )

      6) ;  ; the experiment has not answered at all
        

      7)  (to)

      8)  (    -.); a piece of paper on the
      table answered for a table-cloth      
      

      #) answer back 
_____

answerable

  ['a:nsrbl] _a.

    1): such a question is not answerable    
    

    2) ; you are answerable to him for it   
      

    3) _. ; to be not answerable to smth. 
     -.; the results were not answerable to our hopes
        
_____

ant

  [nt] _n. ; white ant 
_____

antacid

  ['nt'sId] _.

    1. _n.   

    2. _a.  
_____

antagonism

  [n'tgnIzm] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  (to, against)
_____

antagonist

  [n'tgnIst] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _attr. 
_____

antagonistic

  [n,tg'nIstIk] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

antagonize

  [n'tgnaIz] _v.

    1) 

    2)  , 

    3) _. , 
_____

antarctic

  [nt'a:ktIk] _a. ; Antarctic Circle   
_____

ant-bear

  ['nt'bE] _n. 
_____

ante-

  ['ntI] _pref.       
   -; -; antediluvian ; anteprandial
  
_____

ant-eater

  ['nt,i:t] = ant-bear
_____

ante-bellum

  ['ntI'belm] _. _a.

    1) 

    2) _. _.     
_____

antecedent

  [,ntI'si:dnt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _pl.  , ; his antecedents  

      3) _.   

      4) _. 

    2. _a.

      1)  (to), 

      2) 
_____

antechamber

  ['ntI,tSeImb] _n. , , 
_____

antedate

  ['ntI'deIt]

    1. _n. ,    (.  )

    2. _v.

      1)    ( ) 

      2) 

      3) 
_____

antediluvian

  ['ntIdI'lu:vjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

antelope

  ['ntIlup] _n. 
_____

antemeridian

  ['ntIm'rIdIn] _a. , 
_____

ante meridiem

  ['ntIm'rIdIm] _adv.  
_____

antenatal

  ['ntI'neItl] _a.    ;  
_____

antenna

  [n'ten] _n. (_pl. -nae)

    1) _. , 

    2) _. 
_____

antennae

  [n'teni:] _pl.  antenna
_____

antenuptial

  ['ntI'nApSl] _a. 
_____

antepenult

  ['ntIpI'nAlt] _n.    ( )
_____

antepenultimate

  ['ntIpI'nAltImIt] _a.    ( )
_____

anteprandial

  ['ntI'prndjl] _a. 
_____

anterior

  [n'tIrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

anteriority

  [,ntIrI'OrItI] _n. ; 
_____

anteriorly

  [n'tIrIlI] _adv. 
_____

anteroom

  ['ntIrum] _n. , ɣ
_____

ant-fly

  ['ntflaI] _n.   (. .  )
_____

ant-heap

  ['nthi:p] = ant-hill
_____

anthem

  ['nm]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ; national anthem  

      2) _. ,  

    2. _v. _.  ; 
_____

anther

  ['n] _n. _. 
_____

ant-hill

  ['nthIl] _n. 
_____

anthologist

  [n'OldIst] _n.  
_____

anthology

  [n'OldI] _n. 
_____

anthracene

  ['nrsi:n] _n. _. 
_____

anthracite

  ['nrsaIt] _n. 
_____

anthrax

  ['nrks] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

anthropoid

  ['nrupOId]

    1. _n. ,  

    2. _a. 
_____

anthropologist

  [,nr'pOldIst] _n. 
_____

anthropology

  [,nr'pOldI] _n. 
_____

anthropometry

  [,nr'pOmItrI] _n. 
_____

anthropomorphism

  ['nrpu'mO:fIzm] _n. 
_____

anthropophagi

  [,nru'pOfgaI] _n. _pl. 
_____

anthropophagy

  [,nru'pOfdI] _n. 
_____

anti-

  ['ntI] _pref. -, -
_____

anti-Semite

  [,ntI'si:maIt] _n. 
_____

anti-Semitic

  [,ntIsI'mItIk] _a. 
_____

anti-Semitism

  [,ntI'semItIzm] _n. 
_____

anti-aircraft

  ['ntI'Ekra:ft] _.

    1. _n.  ,  

    2. _a. , 
_____

antiaircrafter

  ['ntI'Ekra:ft] _n. _. _. 
_____

antibiosis

  [,ntIbaI'usIs] _n. _. 
_____

antibiotic

  ['ntIbaI'OtIk]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. ; antibiotic treatment  
_____

antiblackout suit

  ['ntI'blkautsju:t] _n. _.  
_____

antibody

  ['ntI,bOdI] _n. _. 
_____

antic

  ['ntIk] _n.

    1) _pl. , , 

    2) _. 
_____

anticentre

  ['ntI'sent] _n. _.   ()
_____

antichrist

  ['ntIkraIst] _n. 
_____

anticipant

  [n'tIsIpnt]

    1. _n. ,    . {. anticipate}

    2. _a. , ; 
_____

anticipate

  [n'tIsIpeIt] _v.

    1) , ; , 

    2) ,  ( -.); to anticipate a
    disaster  

    3) , ; to anticipate smb.'s wishes
     -. 

    4)  (-.),  ( ޣ-.)  ..  ;
     ң; to anticipate payment _.   

    5) ,  
_____

anticipation

  [n,tIsI'peISn] _n.

    1)   . {. anticipate}; in anticipation of smth. 
     -.;   -.; thanking you in anticipation
      ( )

    2) _. ߣ
_____

anticipatory

  [n'tIsIpeItrI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 
_____

anticlerical

  ['ntI'klerIkl] _a. 
_____

anticlimax

  ['ntI'klaImks] _n.

    1)  ; , 

    2) _. , 
_____

anticlinal

  ['ntI'klaInl] _a. _. 
_____

anticline

  ['ntIklaIn] _n. _. ,  
_____

anticlockwise

  ['ntI'klOkwaIz] _adv.   
_____

anticyclone

  ['ntI'saIklun] _n. 
_____

antidazzle

  ['ntI'dzl] _a.  (  )
_____

antidemocratic

  ['ntI,dem'krtIk] _a. 
_____

antidotal

  ['ntIdutl] _a. ; antidotal treatment _. 
  
_____

antidote

  ['ntIdut] _n. 
_____

anti-fascist

  ['ntI'fSIst]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

antifebrile

  ['ntI'fi:braIl] _a. 
_____

antifreeze

  ['ntIfri:z] _n. _. 
_____

antifriction

  ['ntI'frIkSn] _a. _. 
_____

antigen

  ['ntIdn] _n. _. 
_____

anti-icer

  ['ntI'aIs] _n. _. 
_____

anti-imperialistic

  ['ntIIm,pIrI'lIstIk] _a. 
_____

antijamming

  ['ntI'dmIN] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 
_____

antiknock

  ['ntI'nOk] _n. _. _. 
_____

antilogy

  [n'tIldI] _n. 
_____

antimacassar

  ['ntIm'ks] _n.  (   ,  )
_____

antimech

  ['ntI'mek] _n. _. _.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

anti-mechanized

  ['ntI'meknaIzd] _a. _. _. ; anti-mechanized
  defense  ; anti-mechanized security 
   
_____

antimilitaristic

  ['ntI,mIlIt'rIstIk] _a. 
_____

anti-missile

  ['ntI'mIsaIl] _a. 
_____

antimony

  ['ntImnI] _n. _. 
_____

antinomy

  [n'tInmI] _n.

    1)   , ; 

    2) 
_____

antipathetic

  [,ntIp'etIk] = antipathetical
_____

antipathetical

  [,ntIp'etIkl] _a. ,  
_____

antipathic

  [,ntI'pIk] _a.

    1) ,  (-.)

    2) _.   
_____

antipathy

  [n'tIpI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

antipersonnel

  ['ntI,p:s'nel] _a. _. ; 
_____

antiphlogistic

  ['ntIflu'dIstIk] _a. 
_____

antipodal

  [n'tIpdl] _a.

    1)   ,    
     

    2)  
_____

antipodes

  [n'tIpdi:z] _n. _pl.

    1) ,     

    2) , 
_____

antipoison

  ['ntI'pOIzn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

antipole

  ['ntIpul] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

antipyretic

  ['ntIpaI'retIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

antiquarian

  [,ntI'kwErIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ,  , 
_____

antiquary

  ['ntIkwrI] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)   
_____

antiquated

  ['ntIkweItId] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

antique

  [n'ti:k]

    1. _n.

      1)    ;  

      2)   (. ) 

      3) (the antique)  (. ) ;  ;
      drawing from the antique    ; lover of the
      antique  

      4) _.  ()

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) 
_____

antiquity

  [n'tIkwItI] _n.

    1) ; ; high antiquity  

    2)  , ; the nations of antiquity 
     

    3) (. _pl.) 
_____

antirrhinum

  [,ntI'raInm] _n. _.  
_____

antiscorbutic

  ['ntIskO:'bju:tIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

antiseptic

  [,ntI'septIk]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n.  
_____

antiskid

  ['ntI'skId] _a. _. 
_____

antisocial

  ['ntI'suSl] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

anti-submarine

  ['ntI,sAbm'ri:n] _a. _. ; antisubmarine bomb (_.
  a. s. bomb)  
_____

anti-tank

  ['ntI'tNk] _a. 
_____

antitheses

  [n'tIIsi:z] _pl.  antithesis
_____

antithesis

  [n'tIIsIs] _n. (_pl. -ses)

    1) ,  

    2) ,  
_____

antithetic

  [,ntI'etIk] = antithetical
_____

antithetical

  [,ntI'etIkl] _a.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

antitoxic

  ['ntI'tOksIk] _a. , 
_____

antitoxin

  ['ntI'tOksIn] _n. , 
_____

anti-trade

  ['ntI'treId] _n. 
_____

antitrust

  [,ntI'trAst] _a.   ,   ..,
  
_____

antitype

  ['ntItaIp] _n. ; 
_____

antityphoid

  ['ntI'taIfOId] _a. 
_____

antiviral

  ['ntI'vaIrl] _a. 
_____

antiwar

  [,ntI'wO:] _a. 
_____

antler

  ['ntl] _n.  ;   
_____

ant-lion

  ['nt,laIn] _n. _.  
_____

antonym

  ['ntunIm] _n. 
_____

anurous

  ['nu:rs] = anourous
_____

anus

  ['eIns] _n. _.  
_____

anvil

  ['nvIl] _n. 

    *) on ( upon) the anvil  ;   ,
    ; anvil chorus _.  , ,
    ; a good anvil does not fear the hammer _. 
       أ
_____

anxiety

  [N'zaItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3)   (for - -.; .  _inf.)
_____

anxious

  ['NkSs] _a.

    1) ,  (for, about - ); to be ( to feel)
    anxious about  

    2) ,  ( , )

    3)   (for - -.; .  _inf.); to be anxious for
    success   ; I am anxious to see him   
     

    *) to be on the anxious seat ( bench) _.    ,
     
_____

anxiously

  ['NkSslI] _adv.

    1)  ,  

    2) , 
_____

any

  ['enI]

    1. _pron. _indef.

      1) -, - ( . .);  ( .
      .); can you find any excuse?     -.
      , ?; have you any money?     ?; I
      did not find any mistakes   ۣ  

      2) ,  ( . .); you can get it in any shop 
          ; in any case   ; at any
      time   

      3): he had little money if any      ,  
      ,      

    2. _adv.

      1) ; - ( _comp.); they are not any the
      worse for it      

      2) ; ; ; it did not matter any   
       
_____

anybody

  ['enI,bOdI]

    1. _pron. _indef.

      1) - ( . .);  ( . .); I haven't
      seen anybody    

      2)  ( . .); anybody will do   

    2. _n. _. ,  ; is he anybody? 
    -  ?; anybody's guess    ,  
_____

anyhow

  ['enIhau] _adv.

    1)      ;    ( . .);
     ( . .); I could not get in anyhow    
    

    2)   ;     ; you won't be late anyhow 
     ,   

    3) -; -; to do one's work anyhow  -

    *) to feel anyhow   , 
_____

anyone

  ['enIwAn] _pron. _indef.

    1) - ( . .);  ( . .)

    2) ,  ( . .)
_____

anything

  ['enIIN] _pron. _indef.

    1) - ( . .);  ( . .); have you lost
    anything?  - ?; he hasn't found anything  
     ۣ; is he anything like his father?    - 
     ?,   -   ?

    2)  , ӣ ( . .); take anything you like 
    ӣ,   ; anything but ) ӣ  ,  ; he
    is anything but a coward  ӣ  ,   ; ) 
    ; it is anything but clear    

    *) like anything _. ) , ,   ; he ran
    like anything     ; ) ,  ; if
    anything ,  ; if anything he has little changed
    ,    
_____

anyway

  ['enIweI] = anyhow
_____

anywhere

  ['enIwE] _adv.

    1) -, - ( . .);  ( . .);
    I don't want to go anywhere     

    2)  , ,   ( . .); you can get it
    anywhere     

    *) anywhere from... to... _.  , ... ...; the paper's
    circulation is anywhere from 50 to 100 thousand  
      50  100 
_____

anywise

  ['enIwaIz] _adv. - :  -. 
_____

aorta

  [eI'O:t] _n. _. 
_____

aortic

  [eI'O:tIk] _a. _. ; aortic arches  
_____

apace

  ['peIs] _adv. ; ill news comes apace _.    
   
_____

apanage

  ['pnId] _n.

    1)  

    2) ; 

    3) , 
_____

apart

  ['pa:t] _adv.

    1)  , ; to stand apart   ; 

    2) , ;  

    #) apart from    , ,  

    *) to take apart   ; to grow apart   
    
_____

apartheid

  ['pa:theIt] _n. , ,  
_____

apartment

  ['pa:tmnt] _n.

    1) ; _pl.  

    2) _. ; walk-up apartment     

    3) _attr.: apartment house _.  
_____

apartness

  ['pa:tnIs] _n. 
_____

apathetic

  [,p'etIk] _a. , , 
_____

apathy

  ['pI] _n. , ; 
_____

apatite

  ['ptaIt] _n. _. 
_____

ape

  [eIp]

    1. _n.

      1) () 

      2) _. , ; to act ( to play) the ape
      ) , ; )   , 
      ; 

    2. _v. , ; 
_____

apeak

  ['pi:k] _adv.

    1) _. , , 

    2) , " "
_____

ape-man

  ['eIpmn] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

aperient

  ['pIrInt] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. , 
_____

aperitif

  ['perItIf] _n. 
_____

aperitive

  ['perItIv] = aperient
_____

aperture

  ['ptju] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _. ϣ; ̣; aperture of a door  ϣ

    3) _. 
_____

apery

  ['eIprI] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

apex

  ['eIpeks] _n. (_pl. -xes ['eIpeksIz], apices)

    1) , 

    2) _. Σ 

    3) _. ɣ  ; 

    4) _attr.: apex stone ,  
_____

aphasia

  ['feIzj] _n. _. ,  
_____

aphelion

  ['fi:ljn] _n. _. 
_____

aphides

  ['eIfIdi:z] _pl.  aphis
_____

aphis

  ['eIfIs] _n. (_pl. aphides) 
_____

aphonia

  ['funj] _n. _. 
_____

aphony

  ['fnI] = aphonia
_____

aphorism

  ['frIzm] _n. 
_____

aphoristic

  [,f'rIstIk] _a. 
_____

aphrodisiac

  [,fru'dIzIk]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; 

    2. _n. ,   
_____

aphtha

  ['f] _n. (_pl. -ae)

    1)  ( )

    2)  ( )

    3) _pl. _. 
_____

aphthae

  ['fi:] _pl.  aphtha
_____

aphylious

  ['fIls] _a. _.   , 
_____

apian

  ['eIpjn] _a. 
_____

apiarian

  [,eIpI'ErIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. = apiarist
_____

apiarist

  ['eIpjrIst] _n. , 
_____

apiary

  ['eIpjrI] _n. , 
_____

apical

  ['pIkl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. , , 
_____

apices

  ['eIpIsi:z] _pl.  apex
_____

apiculture

  ['eIpIkAltS] _n. 
_____

apiece

  ['pi:s] _adv.

    1)  ; 

    2)  ,  ;  ; they had five roubles apiece 
          
_____

aping

  ['eIpIN] = apery 1)
_____

apis

  ['eIpIs] _n. 
_____

apish

  ['eIpIS] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

a-plenty

  ['plentI] _adv. _.  ,  
_____

aplomb

  ['plOm] _n. _. 
_____

apocalypse

  ['pOklIps] _n. 
_____

apocarpous

  [,pu'ka:ps] _a. _. , 
_____

apocope

  ['pOkupI] _n. _. ,      
  
_____

apocrypha

  ['pOkrIf] _n. _pl.  
_____

apocryphal

  ['pOkrIfl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

apodal

  ['pdl] _a. _. ,  ( ,  
  ..)
_____

apogee

  ['pudi:] _n.  (. _.)
_____

apologetic

  [,pOl'detIk] _a.

    1) ; he was very apologetic   

    2) ; he spoke in an apologetic tone  
     

    3) , 
_____

apologetics

  [,pOl'detIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

apologize

  ['pOldaIz] _v.  (for -  ޣ-., to -  -.);
    
_____

apologue

  ['plOg] _n.  
_____

apology

  ['pOldI] _n.

    1) ; to make ( to offer) an ( one's) apology 
    , 

    2) , 

    3) _.  , ; an apology for a
    painting! ,   !; a mere apology for a dinner
     ;    ?
_____

apophthegm

  ['puem] _n. _.  ( )
_____

apoplectic

  [,pu'plektIk]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. 

    2. _n.

      1) ,   

      2) ,  
_____

apoplexy

  ['pupleksI] _n. , 
_____

apostasy

  ['pOstsI] _n.  (    ..); 
_____

apostate

  ['pOstIt]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _a. 
_____

apostatize

  ['pOsttaIz] _v.  (    ..)
_____

apostle

  ['pOsl] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

apostolic

  [,ps'tOlIk] = apostolical
_____

apostolical

  [,ps'tOlIkl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

apostrophe

  I ['pOstrfI] _n. _. ,  ( ,   ..)

  II ['pOstrfI] _n.  ( ')
_____

apostrophize

  I ['pOstrfaIz] _v. _.  ( -.  -.  ,
    ..)

  II ['pOstrfaIz] _v.   
_____

apothecary

  ['pOIkrI] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

apothegm

  ['puem] = apophthegm
_____

apotheoses

  [,pOI'usi:z] _pl.  apotheosis
_____

apotheosis

  [,pOI'usIs] _n. (_pl. -oses)

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

appal

  ['pO:l] _v. ; 
_____

appalling

  ['pO:lIN]

    1. _pres-p.  appal

    2. _a. ; , 
_____

appallingly

  ['pO:lINlI] _adv. ; 
_____

appanage

  ['pnId] = apanage
_____

apparatus

  [,p'reIts] _n. (_pl. -uses [,p'reItsIz], .  .)

    1) , ; , ; 

    2)  

    3) _. ; the digestive apparatus  
_____

apparel

  ['prl]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _.   

    2. _v. _. ; 
_____

apparent

  ['prnt] _a.

    1) ; apparent to the naked eye  ֣ ; to
    become apparent , 

    2) , , ; apparent noon _. 
    ; apparent time _.  

    3) 

    4) _. 
_____

apparently

  ['prntlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) -, , 
_____

apparition

  [,p'rISn] _n.

    1)  (. )

    2) ; , 

    3) _. 
_____

apparitor

  ['prItO:] _n.

    1)      ;  

    2)  
_____

appeal

  ['pi:l]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  (to - )

      2) ; World Peace Council's Appeal  
       

      3) ,  (for - ); appeal for pardon  
      

      4) ; to make an appeal to smb.  -.,
         -.; to have appeal 
      , 

      5) 

      6) _. ;  

    2. _v.

      1) , , ,  (to - ); to appeal
      to the fact   ; to appeal to reason  
       ; to appeal to arms   

      2) , 

      3) , ; ; these pictures do not appeal
      to me     

      4) _.   ; to appeal to the country
           ; to appeal from Philip
      drunk to Philip sober    
      
_____

appealable

  ['pi:lbl] _a.   ,  
_____

appealing

  ['pi:lIN]

    1. _pres-p.  appeal 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

appear

  ['pI] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3)   ; to appear in the character of Othello 
     

    4)  (, ); to appear for the defendant
          

    5)  ( )

    6) , ;  ( )

    7)  ; ; strange as it may appear  
      ; you appear to forget , -, 

    8) ; it appears from this   
_____

appearance

  ['pIrns] _n.

    1) ; to put in an appearance   (
    ,   ..); to make an ( one's) appearance
    , 

    2) () , 

    3) ; to all appearance(s)   ; -

    4) ; her first appearance was a success ţ  ۣ 
    

    5)   

    6)  (. ); 

    7) 

    *) to keep up appearances  
_____

appeasable

  ['pi:zbl] _a. , 
_____

appease

  ['pi:z] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) , 

    3)  (, )

    4) 
_____

appeasement

  ['pi:zmnt] _n.   . {. appease}; a policy of
  appeasement   
_____

appellant

  ['pelnt]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) _. 
_____

appellate

  ['pelIt] _a. ; appellate court _.  
_____

appellation

  [,p'leISn] _n. , 
_____

appellative

  ['peltIv]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _.  () 

    2. _a. _. 
_____

appellee

  [,pe'li:] _n. _.   
_____

append

  ['pend] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) ;  (-.  ,   ..)
_____

appendage

  ['pendId] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

appendices

  ['pendIsi:z] _pl.  appendix
_____

appendicitis

  [,pendI'saItIs] _n. _. 
_____

appendix

  ['pendIks] _n. (_pl. -ices)

    1) 

    2)  ( ,   ..)

    3) _.  , 

    4)  ()
_____

apperception

  [,p:'sepSn] _n. _. 
_____

appertain

  [,p'teIn] _v. ;  (to -  -.)
_____

appetence

  ['pItns] _n.

    1)  (of, for, after)

    2)  (. ; for)
_____

appetency

  ['pItnsI] _n.

    1)  (of, for, after)

    2)  (. ; for)
_____

appetite

  ['pItaIt] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ( ,   ..); sexual appetite
     

    3) , ; an appetite for reading   

    *) appetite comes with eating _.     
_____

appetizer

  ['pItaIz] _n.

    1) ,   ,  

    2) _. 
_____

appetizing

  ['pItaIzIN] _a. ,  ; ,
  
_____

applaud

  ['plO:d] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ; he applauded my decision   ϣ 
_____

applause

  ['plO:z] _n.

    1) , ; there was loud applause for the actor
    ԣ  

    2) 
_____

apple

  ['pl] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    *) apple of discord  ; apple of one's eye ) ;
    )  ; the rotten apple injures its neighbours _. 
     ӣ  
_____

apple dumpling

  ['pl,dAmplIN] _n. , ޣ  
_____

apple sauce

  ['pl'sO:s] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. _. 

    3) , 
_____

apple-brandy

  ['pl,brndI] _n.  
_____

apple-cart

  ['plka:t] _n.   ; to upset smb.'s apple-cart
   -. 
_____

apple-grub

  ['plgrAb] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

apple-jack

  ['pl'dk] _. = apple-brandy
_____

apple-pie

  ['pl'paI] _n.  

    *) apple-pie order ,  ; apple-pie bed ,
      ,     (,
    Σ    )
_____

apple-quince

  ['plkwIns] = quince
_____

apple-tree

  ['pltri:] _n. 
_____

appliance

  ['plaIns] _n.

    1) , ; domestic electric appliances 
    

    2) _. 

    3) _attr.: appliance load _.  
_____

applicable

  ['plIkbl] _a. , ,  (to)
_____

applicant

  ['plIknt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

application

  [,plI'keISn] _n.

    1) ; ; to put in an application  

    2) ; 

    3)  (,   ..)

    4)  ()

    5) , ,  (. application to work)
_____

application blank

  [,plI'keISn'blNk] = application form
_____

application form

  [,plI'keISn'fO:m] _n.    
_____

applied

  ['plaId]

    1. _p-p.  apply

    2. _a. 
_____

applique

  ['pli:keI] _n. _. 
_____

apply

  ['plaI] _v.

    1)  (for -  , , ,  
    ..; to -  -.)

    2) 

    3) ; ; to apply brakes 

    4) 

    5) _refl.  (-.),  ϣ  ( -.)

    6) , ;  ; this rule applies to all 
       

    *) to apply the undertakings  
_____

appoint

  ['pOInt] _v.

    1) , ; they found it necessary to appoint the exact
    time and place of their meeting    
        ; he was appointed manager  
    

    2) 

    3) ,   

    4) ; 
_____

appointed

  ['pOIntId]

    1. _p-p.  appoint

    2. _a.

      1) , ̣; to come at the appointed time  
       

      2) ; well (badly) appointed  ()
      
_____

appointee

  [pOIn'ti:] _n.  , 
_____

appointive

  ['pOIntIv] _a. _.   ,     (
  )
_____

appointment

  ['pOIntmnt] _n.

    1) ,  ( )

    2) , ; to hold an appointment  

    3) ,  ; we made an appointment for tomorrow
       ; to keep (to break) an appointment
     ( )     ; by (previous)
    appointment  ()  (   ..)

    4) _.     

    5) _pl. ; , 
_____

apportion

  ['pO:Sn] _v. , ,  (,
  ); to apportion one's time  ϣ 
_____

apportionment

  ['pO:Snmnt] _n.  
_____

apposite

  ['puzIt] _a. , ; ; an apposite remark
   
_____

appositely

  ['puzItlI] _adv. 
_____

apposition

  [,pu'zISn] _n.

    1) , ; apposition of seal  

    2) _.  (. a noun in apposition)
_____

appraisal

  ['preIzl] _n.  (. _.)
_____

appraise

  ['preIz] _v. , 
_____

appraisement

  ['preIzmnt] _n. _.

    1) ,  (. _.)

    2)  , , 
_____

appraiser

  ['preIz] _n. ; 
_____

appreciable

  ['pri:Sbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

appreciate

  ['pri:SIeIt] _v.

    1) 

    2) () ; I appreciate your kindness    

    3) ; I appreciate your difficulty  ,   ; 
    ,  ޣ   

    4)   ; to appreciate the necessity ,
       

    5) ; ; to appreciate colours  

    6) ()  
_____

appreciation

  [,pri:SI'eISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) ; she has an appreciation of art  () 
    

    4) 

    5) , 

    6)  ;  

    7)  ; ; appreciation of capital 
     
_____

appreciative

  ['pri:SjtIv] _a. ;  , 
_____

apprehend

  [,prI'hend] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  (-. ),  (), ; to
    apprehend danger  

    3) , 
_____

apprehensible

  [,prI'hensbl] _a. , 
_____

apprehension

  [,prI'henSn] _n.

    1) ( _pl.) ;  ; to be under
    apprehension of one's life    

    2) ;  ; quick of apprehension 
    ; dull of apprehension  

    3) , 

    4) , 
_____

apprehensive

  [,prI'hensIv] _a.

    1)  , , 

    2) , 
_____

apprentice

  ['prentIs]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to bind smb. apprentice  -. 
       ()

      2) ; 

    2. _v.   ; to apprentice smb. (to a tailor, a
    shoemaker, etc.)  -.   ( ,  
    ..)
_____

apprenticeship

  ['prentISIp] _n.

    1) , ; articles of apprenticeship  
       

    2)   (  7 )
_____

apprise

  I ['praIz] _v. , ; to apprise smb. of smth.
   -.  ޣ-.

  II ['praIz] _v. _. , 
_____

apprize

  ['praIz] = apprise I  II
_____

appro

  ['pru] _n. (_.  approbation, approval) on appro _.   (
     )
_____

approach

  ['prutS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; the approach of summer  

      2) ,  (. _.); easy of approach ;
      difficult of approach ; to make approaches to smb.
         -.; _.   -.;
      he's rather difficult to approach    ģ

      3) _pl. ; 

      4) (. _pl.) _. 

      5) _.   ; instrument approach    
      

      6) _attr.: approach road  

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) ,   , 

      3)  ,  ; I approached him on the
      matter       ; he approached me for
      information      

      4)   ( -.)
_____

approachable

  ['prutSbl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)    (  ..)
_____

approbate

  ['prubeIt] _v. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

approbation

  [,pru'beISn] _n.

    1) ; on approbation . appro

    2) , ; by approbation  
_____

approbatory

  ['prubeItrI] _a. 
_____

appropriate

  1. _a. ['pruprIIt]

    1) ,  (to, for)

    2) ,  (to)

  2. _v. ['pruprIeIt]

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

appropriation

  [,pruprI'eISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  ( ̣ ); Appropriation Bill
     
_____

appropriation-in-aid

  [,pruprI'eISnIn'eId] _n. , 
_____

approval

  ['pru:vl] _n.

    1) ;  ; he gave his approval to our plan
       ; to meet with approval  ; on
    approval . appro

    2) ; 

    3) ; to submit for approval   ,
     
_____

approve

  ['pru:v] _v.

    1)  (of)

    2)  (. ); 

    3) _refl. ,  ; he approved himself a good
    pianist     
_____

approved

  ['pru:vd]

    1. _p-p.  approve

    2. _a.: approved school    
    
_____

approvingly

  ['pru:vINlI] _adv. 
_____

approximate

  1. _a. ['prOksImIt]

    1)  ,  (to - )

    2) ; approximate value _. ֣ 

  2. _v. ['prOksImeIt]

    1) ();  

    2)  
_____

approximately

  ['prOksImItlI] _adv. , ֣, ; highly
  approximately  
_____

approximation

  [,prOksI'meISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)     ,   ..; ֣
    
_____

appurtenance

  ['p:tInns] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

appurtenant

  ['p:tInnt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _a. ; 
_____

apricot

  ['eIprIkOt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)  
_____

apriority

  ['eIpraI'OrItI] _n. 
_____

apron

  ['eIprn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  ( )

    3) _. 

    4) _.    

    5) _. , 

    6) _. ң, 
_____

apron-strings

  ['eIprn'strINz] _n. _pl.  

    *) to be tied ( to be pinned) to one's wife's apronstrings  
      ,   ֣ 
_____

apropos

  ['prpu] _.

    1. _a. , , 

    2. _adv.

      1) ,  

      2) ,  ; apropos of this   
_____

apse

  [ps] _n. _. 
_____

apsides

  [p'saIdi:z] _pl.  apsis
_____

apsis

  ['psIs] _n. (_pl. apsides) _. 
_____

apt

  [pt] _a.

    1) ; an apt quotation  

    2) ,  ( _inf.); apt to take fire
    

    3)  (at - )

    4) _predic. , ; ; he is apt to succeed ,
    ,   
_____

apterous

  ['ptrs] _a. _. 
_____

aptitude

  ['ptItju:d] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  (for)

    3) 
_____

apyrous

  [eI'paIrs] _a. , 
_____

aqua regia

  ['kw'ri:dj] _n. _.  
_____

aquafortis

  ['kw'fO:tIs] _n.   
_____

aquafortist

  ['kw'fO:tIst] _n. 
_____

aqualung

  ['kwlAN] _n. 
_____

aquamarine

  [,kwm'ri:n]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) - 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) -
_____

aquaplane

  ['kwpleIn]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _v.   
_____

aquarelle

  [,kw'rel] _n. 
_____

aquarellist

  [,kw'relIst] _n. 
_____

aquarium

  ['kwErIm] _n. (_pl. . -ia) 
_____

aquatic

  ['kwtIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

aquatics

  ['kwtIks] _n. _pl.   
_____

aquatint

  ['kwtInt] _n. _. 
_____

aquation

  ['kweISn] _n. _. 
_____

aquavitae

  ['kw'vaIti:] _n. ,   
_____

aqueduct

  ['kwIdAkt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. , , 
_____

aqueous

  ['eIkwIs] _a.

    1) ; ; aqueous solution  ; aqueous
    chamber _.   

    2) _. 
_____

aquifer

  ['kwIf] _n. _.    
_____

aquiferous

  ['kwIfrs] _a. _. 
_____

aquiline

  ['kwIlaIn] _a. 
_____

arabesque

  [,r'besk]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , , 
_____

arable

  ['rbl]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

arachnid

  ['rknId] _n.  
_____

arachnitis

  [,rk'naIts] = arachnoiditis
_____

arachnoid

  ['rknOId]

    1. _n. _.   ()

    2. _a. _. 
_____

arachnoiditis

  [,rknOI'daIts] _n. _. 
_____

araeometer

  [,rI'OmIt] = areometer
_____

arbalest

  ['a:blIst] _n. _. , 
_____

arbalester

  ['a:blIst] _n. _. 
_____

arbiter

  ['a:bIt] _n.

    1) ;  

    2)  
_____

arbitrage

  ['a:bItrId] _n. _.     ..  
_____

arbitral

  ['a:bItrl] _a. , 
_____

arbitrament

  [a:'bItrmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  ;  
_____

arbitrary

  ['a:bItrrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 

    4) _. arbitrary constant  ; arbitrary signs
    and symbols    
_____

arbitrate

  ['a:bItreIt] _v.

    1)   ,   أ

    2)    
_____

arbitration

  [,a:bI'treISn] _n.  , ; arbitration of exchange
  _.  
_____

arbitrator

  ['a:bItreIt] _n.  , 
_____

arbor

  I ['a:bO] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: Arbor Day   

  II ['a:b] _n. _. ; ; ; 
_____

arboraceous

  [,a:b'reISs] _a. ; 
_____

arboreal

  [a:'bO:rIl] _a.

    1) ;   

    2) _. ,   
_____

arboreous

  [a:'bO:rIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) = arboreal 2)
_____

arborescent

  [,a:b'resnt] _a. 
_____

arboreta

  [,a:b'ri:t] _pl.  arboretum
_____

arboretum

  [,a:b'ri:tm] _. _n. (_pl. -ta)  
_____

arboriculture

  ['a:brIkAltS] _n. ; ,  
_____

arboriculturist

  [,a:brI'kAltSrIst] _n. 
_____

arborization

  [,a:brI'zeISn] _n.

    1) _.    ,  

    2) _.      
    
_____

arbour

  ['a:b] _n.  ( )
_____

arbutus

  [a:'bju:ts] _n.  
_____

arc

  [a:k]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ; arc of fire _.  

      2) 

      3)  

      4) _attr. ; arc lamp  ; arc welding
       

    2. _v. _.  
_____

arcade

  [a:'keId] _n.

    1)   

    2) _. ;  
_____

arcadian

  [a:'keIdjn]

    1. _a. ; ; 

    2. _n.  ,  ,  
_____

arcana

  [a:'keIn] _pl.  arcanum
_____

arcanum

  [a:'keInm] _n. (_pl. -na)

    1) 

    2) _.  , 
_____

arc-boutant

  [,a:bu:'ta:N] _n. _. (_pl. arcs-boutants) _.  ,
   
_____

arch

  I [a:tS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ; 

      3) 

      4) _attr. ; ; arch bridge  ; arch dam
       

    2. _v.

      1)  ;   

      2) () 

  II [a:tS] _a. , 
_____

arch-

  ['a:tS] _pref. -: ) , ; archbishop ;
  ) ,  ; arch-liar  ; arch-rogue
  ; ) _. , ; arch-founder 
_____

archaeological

  [,a:kI'lOdIkl] _a. 
_____

archaeologist

  [,a:kI'OldIst] _n. 
_____

archaeology

  [,a:kI'OldI] _n. 
_____

archaic

  [a:'keIIk] _a. , 
_____

archaism

  ['a:keIIzm] _n. ,    
_____

archaize

  ['a:keIaIz] _v.

    1)   

    2)  
_____

archangel

  ['a:k,eIndl] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  ԣ-; white archangel  
_____

archbishop

  ['a:tS'bISp] _n. 
_____

archbishopric

  [a:tS'bISprIk] _n. 
_____

archdeacon

  ['a:tS'di:kn] _n. 
_____

archdiocese

  ['a:tS'daIsIs] _n.  
_____

arched

  [a:tSt]

    1. _p-p.  arch I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3) ; arched girder _.  , ; arched bridge
       
_____

arch-enemy

  ['a:tS'enImI] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

archer

  ['a:tS] _n.

    1)   , 

    2) (Archer)  (   )
_____

archery

  ['a:tSrI] _n.

    1)   

    2) _. _.    
_____

archetype

  ['a:kItaIp] _n. , ; 
_____

arch-fiend

  ['a:tS'fi:nd] _n. ,  
_____

archill

  ['a:kIl] _n. _. ,  ()
_____

archipelago

  [,a:kI'pelIgu] _n. (_pl. -os, -oes [,a:kI'pelIguz])

    1) ;  

    2) (Archipelago)  
_____

architect

  ['a:kItekt] _n.

    1) , ; civil architect  ; naval
    architect  

    2) _. , ; architect of one's own fortunes 
     
_____

architectonic

  [,a:kItek'tOnIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)    
_____

architectonics

  [,a:kItek'tOnIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.)

    1) 

    2) 
_____

architectural

  [,a:kI'tektSrl] _a. ; architectural engineering
   
_____

architecture

  ['a:kItektS] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  

    3) ; the architecture of a speech  
_____

architrave

  ['a:kItreIv] _n. _. 
_____

archival

  [a:'kaIvl] _a. 
_____

archive

  ['a:kaIv] _n. . _pl. 
_____

archives

  ['a:kaIvz] _n. _pl. 
_____

archivist

  ['a:kIvIst] _n. _pl. 
_____

archly

  ['a:tSlI] _adv. 
_____

archness

  ['a:tSnIs] _n. 
_____

archway

  ['a:tSweI] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ;  
_____

archwise

  ['a:tSwaIz] _adv.   , 
_____

arcing

  ['a:kIN]

    1. _pres-p.  arc 2

    2. _n. _. ;    
_____

arcs-boutants

  [,a:bu:'ta:N] _pl.  arc-boutant
_____

arctic

  ['a:ktIk]

    1. _a.

      1) , , 

      2) 

    2. _n.

      1) (the Arctic) 

      2) _pl. _. ԣ 
_____

arctic fox

  ['a:ktIkfOks] _n. 
_____

arcticize

  ['a:ktIsaIz] _v.      ;
  arcticized vehicle ,     
  
_____

arcuate

  ['a:kjuIt] _a. , , 
_____

arcuated

  ['a:kjuItAId] = arcuate
_____

ardent

  ['a:dnt] _a.

    1) , , , 

    *) ardent love  ; ardent desire  

    2) , ; ardent heat 

    *) ardent spirits  
_____

ardently

  ['a:dntlI] _adv. , 
_____

ardour

  ['a:d] _n.

    1) , , ; to damp smb.'s ardour  -. 

    2) 
_____

arduous

  ['a:djus] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) ; 
_____

are

  I [a:] ( ); [], [r]   ( )
  . .   . to be

  II [a:] _n. _.  (   = 100 . .)
_____

area

  ['ErI] _n.

    1) , ; area under crop  ; area of
    bearing _.  

    2) _. ; area of a triangle  

    3) ; ; ; ; residential area  

    4) _. _. ; mush area   ɣ; service
    area   ɣ; picture area  

    5) , ; wide area of thought  

    6)    ,     
_____

area sketch

  ['ErI'sketS] _n. _. 
_____

aren't

  [a:nt] _. _. = are not
_____

arena

  ['ri:n] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ;  
_____

arenaceous

  [,rI'neISs] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)  

    3) _. 
_____

areometer

  [,rI'OmIt] _n. 
_____

arete

  ['reIt] _n. _.   
_____

argent

  ['a:dnt]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. _. _. _.

      1) 

      2) , 
_____

argentic

  [a:'dentIk] _a. _.  ; argentic chloride 
  
_____

argentiferous

  [,a:dn'tIfrs] _a. ,   ( )
_____

argentine

  ['a:dntaIn] _a. ; 
_____

argil

  ['a:dIl] _n.    
_____

argillaceous

  [,a:dI'leISs] _a. ,  
_____

argilliferous

  [,a:dI'lIfrs] _a.  
_____

argon

  ['a:gOn] _n. _. 
_____

argosy

  ['a:gsI] _n.

    1) _.   

    2) _. 
_____

argot

  ['a:gu] _n. _. , 
_____

argue

  ['a:gju:] _v.

    1)  (with, against -  -.; about -  ޣ-.);
    ; to argue against  ; to argue smth.
    away ,   -.; to argue in favour of smth.
        -.; to argue smth. out with smb.
      -.  ޣ-.

    2) 

    3)  (into);  (out of); to argue a man out of an
    opinion  -.

    4) ; it argues him (to be) an honest man  , 
      
_____

argufy

  ['a:gjufaI] _v. _.   
_____

argument

  ['a:gjumnt] _n.

    1) ,  (for -   -., against -  -.);
    a strong argument  ; a weak argument  

    2) 

    3) , ; a matter of argument  

    4)   ()

    5) _. ,  
_____

argumentation

  [,a:gjumen'teISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

argumentative

  [,a:gju'menttIv] _a.

    1)  ;  

    2) , 

    3)  

    4) 

    5) ,  (of - )
_____

argute

  [a:'gjut] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  ( )
_____

aria

  ['a:rI] _n. 
_____

arid

  ['rId] _a.

    1) , ; ;  ( ); arid region
     ;    

    2) , , 
_____

aridity

  ['rIdItI] _n.   . {. arid}
_____

aright

  ['raIt] _adv. , ; if I hear you aright   
   
_____

aril

  ['rIl] _n. _. , 
_____

arioso

  [,a:rI'uzu] _. _n. _adv. _. 
_____

arise

  ['raIz] _v. (arose; arisen)

    1) , 

    2) ,   (from, out of - -.)

    3) _. , 

    4) _. ; 
_____

arisen

  ['rIzn] _p-p.  arise
_____

arista

  ['rIst] _. _n. (_pl. -ae) _. 
_____

aristae

  ['rIsti:] _pl.  arista
_____

aristocracy

  [,rIs'tOkrsI] _n. 
_____

aristocrat

  ['rIstkrt] _n. 
_____

aristocratic

  [,rIst'krtIk] _a. 
_____

arithmetic

  1. _n. ['rImtIk] ; ޣ

  2. _a. [,rI'metIk] = arithmetical
_____

arithmetical

  [,rI'metIkl] _a. ; arithmetical mean 
  ; arithmetical progression  
_____

arithmetician

  [,rIm'tISn] _n. 
_____

arithmometer

  [,rI'mOmIt] _n. 
_____

ark

  [a:k] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. ; _. 

    *) Noah's ark   (.    ); to lay
    hands on ( to touch) the ark ; ark of refuge 
_____

arm

  I [a:m] _n.

    1)  (   ); to fold in one's arms  
    ; under one's arms  ; with open arms  ԣ
    ; a child in arms ; take smb. by the arm 
    -.  

    2)   ()

    3) ; arm of a river  

    4) ,  ()

    5) () 

    6) , ; the arm of the law  

    7) _.  (); , ;  (); 
    (); arms of a balance  

  II [a:m]

    1. _n.

      1) (. _pl.) ; small arms  ; in arms
      ֣; up in arms )   , ;
      )  ; to be up in arms against smb. ,
        -.; to take up arms, to appeal to arms  
      ; to lay down arms  ; to arms!  !; under
      arms ֣,  أ

      2)  

      3) _pl. 

      4)  

      5) _pl.  (. coat of arms)

      6) _pl. _attr.: arms race  ; arms cut 
      

    2. _v.

      1) () (. _.); to be armed with information
        

      2) , 
_____

arm-hole

  ['a:mhul] _n. 
_____

arm-in-arm

  ['a:mIn'a:m] _adv.  
_____

arm-saw

  ['a:msO:] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

arm-twisting

  ['a:m,twIstIN] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.   
_____

armache

  ['a:meIk] _n.    (. )
_____

armada

  [a:'ma:d] _n. ; the invincible Armada _.  
_____

armadillo

  [,a:m'dIlu] _n. (_pl. -os [,a:m'dIluz]) _. , 
_____

armament

  ['a:mmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) ֣ 

    3) ; 

    4) _attr.: armament factory ( works)  

    5) _pl. _attr.: armaments drive ( race)  
_____

armature

  ['a:mtju] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 

    3) _. 

    4) _.  ()

    5) _. _. 
_____

armband

  ['a:mbnd] _n.  
_____

arm-chair

  ['a:m'tSE]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. ; Σ; armchair critic , 
     -. , 
_____

arme blanche

  ['a:rm'blantS] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

armed

  [a:md]

    1. _p-p.  arm II, 2

    2. _a. ֣; ̣; armed forces ֣ ; armed
    attack ֣ ; armed insurrection ֣ 
_____

armful

  ['a:mful] _n. 
_____

arming

  ['a:mIN]

    1. _pres-p.  arm II, 2

    2. _n. ;  
_____

armistice

  ['a:mIstIs] _n.   ;  ,
   
_____

armless

  I ['a:mlIs] _a.

    1) 

    2)   

  II ['a:mlIs] _a. 
_____

armlet

  ['a:mlIt] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3)   ;  
_____

armor

  ['a:m] _. = armour
_____

armored

  ['a:md] _. = armoured
_____

armorial

  [a:'mO:rIl]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. 
_____

armory

  ['a:mrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. = armoury

    3) _.   (. )

    4) _.  
_____

armour

  ['a:m]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; 

      2)  (,   ..)

      3) 

      4)  ()

      5) _. _. 

      6) _attr. ; 

    2. _v.  Σ
_____

armour-bearer

  ['a:m,bEr] _n. _. 
_____

armour-clad

  ['a:mkld]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. 
_____

armour-piercer

  ['a:m,pIs] _n.  
_____

armour-piercing

  ['a:m,pIsIN] _a. ; armour-piercing shell  
_____

armour-plate

  ['a:mpleIt] _n.  ,  
_____

armour-plated

  ['a:m'pleItId] _a. , 
_____

armoured

  ['a:md]

    1. _p-p.  armour 2

    2. _a. , ; ; armoured car
    ; armoured forces  ; armoured train
    

      *) armoured concrete ; armoured cow _. _. _.
      ݣ 
_____

armourer

  ['a:mr] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)   

    3)    (  ..)
_____

armoury

  ['a:mrI] _n.  , 
_____

armpit

  ['a:mpIt] _n. 
_____

army

  ['a:mI] _n.

    1) ; the Soviet Army  ; Army in the Field
     ; standing army  ; Army at Home 
    ; to enter ( to go into, to join) the army  
     

    2) ; 

    3) _attr. ,      ; army
    command  ; army commander  ; army
    headquarters  ; army cloth   ; army
    post exchange (_. . .) _.  ; army agent (
    broker, contractor)   
_____

army register

  ['a:mI'redIst] _n. _.    
_____

army-beef

  ['a:mIbi:f] _n.   ( )
_____

army-list

  ['a:mI'lIst] _n.    
_____

army-rank

  ['a:mIrNk] _n.    (    
  ޣ)
_____

arnica

  ['a:nIk] _n. _. _. 
_____

aroma

  ['rum] _n. ,  
_____

aromatic

  [,ru'mtIk] _a. ; ; aromatic compound _.
    ; aromatic series _.  
_____

arose

  ['ruz] _p.  arise
_____

around

  ['raund]

    1. _adv.

      1) , 

      2)  ;  ; the tree measures four feet around
           

      3) ; ; around here   ; ̣; to
      hang around  ; to get ( to come) around ,
      

      *) to get around to doing smth.   -., 
       

    2. _prep.

      1) ; to walk around the house   

      2) ; ; ; to walk around the town   ; around
      corner  

      3) , ; he paid around a hundred roubles 
         

      *) around the bend )  ,  ; )   
_____

around-the-clock

  ['raund'klOk] = round-the-clock
_____

arouse

  ['rauz] _v.

    1) 

    2) ,  (.  ,   ..)

    3) ; ,  (, , ); to
    arouse one's interest  -. 

    4)  (-.)
_____

arquebus

  ['a:kwIbs] = harquebus
_____

arrack

  ['rk] _n.  (   )
_____

arraign

  ['reIn] _v.

    1)   ; ; to arraign before the bar of public
    opinion     

    2) 
_____

arraignment

  ['reInmnt] _n.

    1)   ; 

    2) 
_____

arrange

  ['reInd] _v.

    1)   , , 

    2) ()

    3) , , ; to arrange with smb.
    about smth.   -.  ޣ-.; we arranged to meet at six
        

    4)  ();   

    5)  ,  (for)

    6) ,  (.    )

    7) _. 

    8) _. 
_____

arrangement

  ['reIndmnt] _n.

    1)   , , 

    2) 

    3) , ң; to come to an arrangement  
    ; to make arrangements  ( ޣ-.);
     (-.); to make arrangements (with smb.)
     ( -.);    ( -.)

    4) (. _pl.) , , ; 

    5) ,  (   ..)

    6) . , 

    7) _. 

    8) _. 
_____

arranger

  ['reInd] _n. _. 
_____

arrant

  ['rnt] _a. ; ; ; arrant nonsense  ;
  arrant knave  
_____

arras

  ['rs] _n. ; ,  
_____

array

  ['reI]

    1. _n.

      1)   (. battle array)

      2) 

      3) , 

      4) _. , ,  

      5) _.   

      6) _.   

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2) _.  (in -  -.);  (in - -.); to array
      oneself in all one's finery _.     

      3) _.    
_____

arrearage

  ['rIrId] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _pl. 

    3) 
_____

arrears

  ['rIz] _n. _pl.

    1) , , ; arrears of rent (of wages)
       ()

    2) ; arrears of housing    ;
    arrears of work  ; to be in arrears ) 
    ; )  ( ޣ-.)
_____

arrest

  ['rest]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; under arrest  ; arrest to the room
       ; arrest in quarters  

      2)   ( )

      3) , ; ; arrest of judgement 
      

      4) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) ; 

      3)  (, )

      4)  (, ); 
_____

arrester

  ['rest] _n.

    1) _. ; ; lightning arrester  

    2) _.  , 
_____

arresting

  ['restIN]

    1. _pres-p.  arrest 2

    2. _a.

      1)  ; ; ; arresting
      speech  

      2) ; ; arresting device _.
       ; ݣ, , 
_____

arriere-ban

  ['rIE'bn] _n. _. _.

    1)    

    2)  
_____

arriere-pensee

  [,rIEpa:N'seI] _n. _.  
_____

arris

  ['rIs] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

arrival

  ['raIvl] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) ,  (  ..); arrival at a decision
     

    4) _. ģ
_____

arrive

  ['raIv] _v.

    1)  (at, in, upon)

    2)  (at); to arrive at a conclusion   ;
    to arrive at an idea   

    3)  ( , )

    4)  ; an actor who has arrived ԣ,  
    , 
_____

arrogance

  ['rgns] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

arrogant

  ['rugnt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

arrogate

  ['rugeIt] _v.

    1)    , 

    2)    (to - -., -.)

    3) 
_____

arrow

  ['ru] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (   )

    3) -; an arrow left in one's quiver 
    ,   
_____

arrow-head

  ['ruhed] _n.

    1) , ɣ 

    2) = arrow 3)
_____

arrow-headed

  ['ru'hedId] _a. ң; 
_____

arrowroot

  ['ruru:t] _n.  (     
  )
_____

arrowy

  ['ruI] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; , ; arrowy tongue  
_____

arse

  [a:s] _n. _. 
_____

arsenal

  ['a:sInl] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 
_____

arsenic

  1. _n. ['a:snIk] 

  2. _a. [a:'senIk] 
_____

arsenical

  [a:'senIkl] = arsenic 2
_____

arson

  ['a:sn] _n. _. 
_____

art

  I [a:t] _n.

    1) ; Faculty of Arts    
    

    2) ; industrial ( mechanical, useful) arts ͣ

    3) , , ; military art  

    4) (. _pl.) ; he gained his ends by arts  
      

    5) _attr. ; art school  

    *) manly art ; to have ( to be) art and part in  
     -.,   -.; art is long, life is short
    _.  ,  

  II [a:t] _. 2 . . .   . to be
_____

arterial

  [a:'tIrIl] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) ; arterial drainage   
     

    3) ; arterial road ,  ; arterial
    traffic      
_____

arteriosclerosis

  [a:'tIrIusklI'rusIs] _n. _. 
_____

artery

  ['a:trI] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ,  
_____

artesian

  [a:'ti:zjn] _a. 
_____

artful

  ['a:tful] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

artfulness

  ['a:tfulnIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

arthritis

  [a:'raItIs] _n. _. 
_____

article

  ['a:tIkl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; leading article  

      2) , ; the Articles of War   (
         ); the Thirty-nine Articles 39 
       ; article of the Constitution 
      ; main articles of trade   ; to be
      under articles   

      3) , , ; an article of clothing  ; an
      article of food  

      4)  , ; articles of daily necessity 
       

      5) _. 

      *) in the article of death   

    2. _v.

      1)    (against -  -.)

      2)     
_____

articular

  [a:'tIkjul] _a. _. 
_____

articulate

  1. _a. [a:'tIkjulIt]

    1) 

    2) , ޣ; ޣ , ޣ  
    

    3) _. _. _. , ; 

    4) _. 

  2. _v. [a:'tIkjuleIt]

    1) ޣ 

    2) _. 

    3) (. _p-p.) _. ; ()
_____

articulation

  [a:,tIkju'leISn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 

    3) _. 
_____

artifice

  ['a:tIfIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  , 
_____

artificer

  [a:'tIfIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) 

    4) _.  ()
_____

artificial

  [,a:tI'fISl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; artificial butter ; artificial respiration
       ; artificial atmosphere 
      ; artificial numbers _. 

      2) 

      *) artificial year     (  
      )

    2. _n. _pl.

      1)  

      2) _.  
_____

artillerist

  [a:'tIlrIst] _n. 
_____

artillery

  [a:'tIlrI] _n.

    1) ; accompanying artillery  ,
      ; artillery with the army _. 
    

    2) _attr. ; ; artillery board 
     ; artillery emplacement _.  ;
    artillery engagement  ; artillery mount 
    ; artillery range  
_____

artilleryman

  [a:'tIlrImn] = artillerist
_____

artisan

  [,a:tI'zn] _n. , 
_____

artist

  ['a:tIst] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)   
_____

artiste

  [a:'ti:st] _n.

    1)  

    2)  (,    ; . _.)
_____

artistic

  [a:'tIstIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

artless

  ['a:tlIs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

arty

  ['a:tI] _a. _.

    1)     ( )

    2)    ()  ( )
_____

arum

  ['Erm] _n. _. , 
_____

as

  [z] ( ); [z], [z] ( )

    1. _pron. _rel.

      1) , ; this is the same book as I lost   
      ,  ,   

      2) ; he was a foreigner as they perceived from his accent 
        Σ 

    2. _adv.

      1) ; do as you are told   () ; as per order
      _.  

      2)  ; some animals, as the fox and the wolf 
      ,     

      3)   (-.); to appear as Hamlet   
      ; to work as a teacher  

      #) as... as...  ... ; he is as tall as you are   
      ,   ; as far as )  ; ; I will go as far as
      the station with you     ; ) ; as far
      as I know   ; as far back as 1920 ݣ  1920
      ; as far back as two years ago ݣ    ; as for
       ,  ; as for me, you may rely upon me  
      ,     ; as much as ; as much as
      you like  ; I thought as much    

      *) as good as ӣ  ; ; the work is as good as done
        ; as well ) ; I can do it as well 
         ; )    ; as yet  ݣ, 
       ; there have been no letters from him as yet   ݣ 
       

    3. _cj.

      1) ,     (. just as); he came in as I was speaking
       ۣ,   ; just as I reached the door   
      ۣ  

      2)  ; I could not stay, as it was late    ,
          

      3) ;  ; cunning as he is he won't deceive me   
      ԣ,    ģ; I was glad of his help, slight as it was
          ,     

      4) ( _inf.) be so good as to come  , 

      *) as if  ; as it were  ; as though = as if; as
      to, as concerning, as concerns ,  ; they
      inquired as to the actual reason    
      ; as you were! _. !
_____

asbestine

  [z'bestIn] _a. 
_____

asbestos

  [z'bestOs] _n. _. 
_____

ascend

  ['send] _v.

    1) , ; to ascend a mountain ,  
    

    2) ;   ( -.)

    3) _.  
_____

ascendancy

  ['sendnsI] _n. ,   (over)
_____

ascendant

  ['sendnt]

    1. _n.: his star is in the ascendant   

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

ascendency

  ['sendnsI] = ascendancy
_____

ascendent

  ['sendnt] = ascendant
_____

ascension

  ['senSn] _n. , ߣ; balloon ascension ߣ 
   
_____

ascensional

  ['senSnl] _a.

    1) ; ascensional ventilation _.  

    2) ߣ; ascensional power _. ߣ ; ascensional rate
    _.   ,  ߣ
_____

ascent

  ['sent] _n.

    1) , ߣ

    2) ,  ; rapid ascent  ߣ

    3)  
_____

ascertain

  [,s'teIn] _v. , , , ; to
  ascertain the situation  
_____

ascertainment

  [,s'teInmnt] _n. , ; ascertainment of facts
   
_____

ascetic

  ['setIk]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

asceticism

  ['setIsIzm] _n. 
_____

ascorbic

  [s'kO:bIk] _a.: ascorbic acid  
_____

ascribe

  [s'kraIb] _v.  (to - -.); this poem is ascribed to
  Lermontov    
_____

ascription

  [s'krIpSn] _n. 
_____

asepsis

  ['sepsIs] _n. 
_____

aseptic

  ['septIk]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 
_____

asexual

  ['seksjul] _a. 
_____

ash

  I [S]

    1. _n.

      1) (. _pl.) , ; to burn to ashes  ; to lay
      in ashes ,  

      2) _pl. , 

      *) to turn to dust and ashes    ( )

    2. _v.  

  II [S] _n. _. ; mountain ash, wild ash 
_____

ash can

  ['Skn] _n. _.

    1) = ash-bin

    2) _. _.  
_____

ash-bin

  ['SbIn] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) _. 
_____

ash-box

  ['SbOks] _n. _. ; 
_____

ash-key

  ['Ski:] _n. _.  ( )
_____

ash-pan

  ['Spn] = ash-box
_____

ash-pit

  ['SpIt] = ash-box
_____

ash-pot

  ['SpOt] _n. 
_____

ash-stand

  ['Sstnd] = ash-tray
_____

ash-tray

  ['StreI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

ashamed

  ['SeImd] _a. _predic. ֣; to be ashamed of smth. 
  -.; to be ( to feel) ashamed for smb.   -.; I am
  ashamed of myself    ; he was ashamed to tell the truth
      
_____

ashen

  I ['Sn] _a.

    1) ,  

    2) ,  

    3) -

  II ['Sn] _a. 
_____

ashlar

  ['Sl] _n. _.

    1) ԣ  ( )

    2) _attr.: ashlar facing   ԣ 
_____

ashler

  ['Sl] _n. _.

    1) ԣ  ( )

    2) _attr.: ashler facing   ԣ 
_____

ashore

  ['SO:] _adv.

    1)  ,  ; to come ashore, to go ashore   ;
    to run ashore, to be driven ashore   

    2)  ,  
_____

ashy

  ['SI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

ashy-gray

  ['SIgreI] = ashy
_____

aside

  ['saId]

    1. _adv.

      1)  ;  ; to speak aside    (
      ԣ); to take (smb.) aside  (-.)  ; to turn
      aside for a moment   

      2) ;  ; to put aside ; aside from ) ;
      ) _.  

    2. _n. ,  ԣ  
_____

asinine

  ['sInaIn] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

ask

  [a:sk] _v.

    1) ; to ask a question  

    2)  (about, after, for); to ask after a person's health
      أ-. 

    3) ,   (for); a boy is asking for you 
    -  

    4) ; to ask a favour (for help)    (
    )

    5) ; to ask 250 pounds for a horse  250  
    

    6)  (_. . ask out)

    7) ; it asks (for) attention   

    *) ask me another! _.  ,  () !; to ask for
    (trouble) _.   ,   
_____

askance

  [s'kns] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) ;  ; to look ( to view, to glance) askance at
    smb.   -. ,  
_____

askant

  [s'knt] = askance
_____

askew

  [s'kju:] _adv.

    1) , ; to hang a picture askew   

    2) ; he looked at them askew    
_____

asking

  ['a:skIN]

    1. _pres-p.  ask

    2. _n.

      1): it's yours for the asking ()   

      2) _attr.: the asking price  
_____

aslant

  ['sla:nt]

    1. _adv. , 

    2. _prep. ң
_____

asleep

  ['sli:p] _a. _predic.

    1) ; to be asleep ; to fall asleep 

    2) , 

    3) ԣ ( , )
_____

aslope

  ['slup] _adv. , ;  ;  
_____

asocial

  ['suSl] _a. ,   
_____

asp

  I [sp] _n. _. 

  II [sp] _n.

    1) _. ; 

    2) _. 
_____

asparagus

  [s'prgs] _n. _. 
_____

aspect

  ['spekt] _n.

    1) () , ; he has a gentle aspect   
    

    2) ; my house has a southern aspect     

    3) , ; to consider a question in all its aspects
         

    4) _pl. ; economic aspects  

    5) _. 
_____

aspen

  ['spn]

    1. _n. = asp I

    2. _a. ; to tremble like an aspen leaf   
    
_____

asperity

  [s'perItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  ()

    3) (. _pl.) , ; the asperities of a cold winter
      

    4) ; ; to speak with asperity  
_____

asperse

  [s'p:s] _v. , , 
_____

aspersion

  [s'p:Sn] _n. ; to cast aspersions on smb.   -.
_____

asphalt

  ['sflt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v.  , 
_____

asphodel

  ['sfdel] _n. _. 
_____

asphyxia

  [s'fIksI] _n. _. , 
_____

asphyxiant

  [s'fIksInt]

    1. _n.   

    2. _a. ; asphyxiant gas  
_____

asphyxiate

  [s'fIksIeIt] _v.

    1)  ; 

    2) 
_____

asphyxy

  [s'fIksI] = asphyxia
_____

aspic

  ['spIk] _n.  ()
_____

aspidistra

  [,spI'dIstr] _n. _.  
_____

aspirant

  [s'paIrnt]

    1. _n. ,  (to, for, after)

    2. _a. , 
_____

aspirate

  1. _n. ['sprIt] _.

    1)  

    2)  

  2. _v. ['spreIt]

    1) _.   

    2) _.  ()  -. 
_____

aspiration

  [,sp'reISn] _n.

    1) ;   ( -.)

    2) _. 

    3) _.  ()  
_____

aspirator

  ['spreIt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

aspire

  [s'paI] _v. ,  (to, after, at; .  _inf.)
_____

aspirin

  ['sprIn] _n. 
_____

ass

  I [s]

    1. _n.

      1) ӣ, 

      2) ; 

      *) to be an ass for one's pains     
      ;   ; to make an ass of oneself ) 
         ; )  ; to make an ass of smb.
       -.   ;   -.; to play
      ( to act) the ass  

    2. _v. _.  

  II [a:s] = arse
_____

assagai

  ['sgaI] _n. ,  (  ͣ)
_____

assail

  ['seIl] _v.

    1) , ;  ; ; I was assailed
    with questions   ; I was assailed by doubts 
      ,    

    2)  

    3)    (   ..); , 
       
_____

assailable

  ['seIlbl] _a.   , 
_____

assailant

  ['seIlnt] _n. ,  
_____

assassin

  ['ssIn] _n.

    1)  (. ,  - ); hired assassin
     

    2) 
_____

assassinate

  ['ssIneIt] _v.

    1) () 

    2)   
_____

assassination

  [,ssI'neISn] _n.

    1) () 

    2)  
_____

assassinator

  ['ssIneIt] = assassin
_____

assault

  ['sO:lt]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; , ; assault at ( of) arms
        (,   ..); to take ( to
      carry) a fortress by assault   , 

      2) 

      3) _. 

      4) _.      ; assault
      and battery  

      5) _.    

      6) _attr. _. ; assault party  ; assault
      team  ; assault gun  

    2. _v.

      1) ; ,   

      2) ;  (   ..)

      3) _. 

      4) _.   
_____

assaulter

  ['sO:lt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.  
_____

assay

  ['seI]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ;  ;   ( 
      ); mark of assay  

      3)   

    2. _v. , ,    ( 
    )
_____

assaying

  ['seIIN]

    1. _pres-p.  assay 2

    2. _n. ;    
_____

assegai

  ['sgaI] = assagai
_____

assemblage

  ['semblId] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3) 

    4) _. , , 

    5): assemblage of curves _.  
_____

assemble

  ['sembl] _v.

    1) 

    2) ()

    3) _. ; to assemble a watch  
_____

assembly

  ['semblI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; united Nations General Assembly  
     Σ 

    3) (Assembly)  ;   (
      )

    4) _. , 

    5) 

    6) _.  ; , 

    7) _attr. ; assembly line  ; assembly shop
     
_____

assembly-room

  ['semblIrum] _n.

    1)   ,   ..

    2)  
_____

assemblyman

  ['semblImn] _n. _.    
_____

assent

  ['sent]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , ; Royal assent  
      ( )

    2. _v.  (to -  -.,  -.);  
    (to); he assented to our proposal     ;
    he assented to receive the visitor    
_____

assentation

  [,sen'teISn] _n. , 
_____

assert

  ['s:t] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) ; ,  (   ..); to assert
    oneself )   ;  ; ) 
     ; to assert one's rights   
_____

assertion

  ['s:Sn] _n.

    1) ; a mere assertion  

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

assertive

  ['s:tIv] _a.

    1) ; in an assertive form   

    2)  , ; 
_____

assess

  ['ses] _v.

    1)   ,   ..

    2)  ; 

    3)     
_____

assessable

  ['sesbl] _a.   ()
_____

assessment

  ['sesmnt] _n.

    1) ;   ()

    2) 
_____

assessor

  ['ses] _n.

    1) _. (-)

    2)  
_____

asset

  ['set] _n.

    1) _pl. _.   , 
     

    2) _pl. _. (); ; assets and liabilities   

    3)  (   )

    4) _.  ;  ; good health is a great asset
      -  
_____

asseverate

  ['sevreIt] _v.

    1)    

    2)  
_____

asseveration

  [,sev'reISn] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

assiduity

  [,sI'dju:ItI] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) _pl. 
_____

assiduous

  ['sIdjus] _a. , ; 
_____

assiduousness

  ['sIdjusnIs] _n. , 
_____

assign

  ['saIn]

    1. _v.

      1) ,  (, )

      2)  (, )

      3) ,   

      4) ; 

      5)  ( -.),  ()

      6) ; this song is sometimes assigned to Schubert 
         

    2. _n. _. 
_____

assignation

  [,sIg'neISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ,    

    3)  ;  ;  

    4) 
_____

assignee

  [,sI'ni:] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. ; assignee in bankruptcy  
        
_____

assignment

  ['saInmnt] _n.

    1) ; assignment to a position   

    2) 

    3) ; 

    4) 

    5) 

    6) _.    

    7)      

    8) _attr.: assignment clause   (, )
_____

assimilate

  ['sImIleIt] _v.

    1) ,  (to, with)

    2)  (to, with)

    3) _. (); , 
_____

assimilation

  [,sImI'leISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ; 
_____

assist

  ['sIst] _v.

    1) , 

    2)   (in)

    3)  (at)
_____

assistance

  ['sIstns] _n. , ; to render assistance 
  
_____

assistant

  ['sIstnt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _.  
_____

assize

  ['saIz] _n.

    1)  

    2) _pl.    

    3) _. ף  ,   ..
_____

associate

  1. _n. ['suSIIt]

    1) , ; Σ, 

    2) 

    3)    ,  
    (. fellow); - ( )

    4) _. , 

  2. _a. ['suSIIt] Σ; ; Σ; associate
  societies Σ ; associate editor _. 
  ; associate professor _. -

  3. _v. ['suSIeIt]

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3)  (with) {. . 4}

    4) _refl. , ;  Σ (in); to
    associate oneself with   -.,  
    -. {. . 3}
_____

associated

  ['suSIeItId]

    1. _p-p.  associate 3

    2. _a.

      1) ; Σ

      2)  ; ; associated arms _.
        
_____

association

  [,susI'eISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , , 

    3) ,  ()

    4) , , 

    5) _. ,  

    6) _attr.: association football 
_____

associative

  ['suSjtIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

assonance

  ['sunns] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,   ( )
_____

assonant

  ['sunnt]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _a. 
_____

assorted

  ['sO:tId] _a.

    1) ; a pound of assorted sweets   

    2) 
_____

assortment

  ['sO:tmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

assuage

  ['sweId] _v.

    1)  (  ..);  (, )

    2)  ()
_____

assuagement

  ['sweIdmnt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

assume

  ['sju:m] _v.

    1)   ;  ; to assume responsibility 
      ; to assume command  ; to
    assume control     (-.); to assume office
      

    2)  (, ); his illness assumed a very grave
    character     أ 

    3)   ; ; ; to assume airs
       , 

    4) , ; let us assume that... , ...

    5)  , 

    *) to assume measures  ; to assume the offensive _.
      
_____

assumed

  ['sju:md]

    1. _p-p.  assume

    2. _a.

      1) ; an assumed name  

      2) 

      3) , 
_____

assuming

  ['sju:mIN]

    1. _pres-p.  assume

    2. _a. ; 
_____

assumption

  ['sAmpSn] _n.

    1) ,   ; assumption of power  

    2)  ( )

    3) 

    4) 

    5) 

    6) _. 
_____

assumptive

  ['sAmptIv] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; 
_____

assurance

  ['Surns] _n.

    1) ; , 

    2) , ģ; to make assurance double ( doubly)
    sure )   ; )  

    3)   

    4) , ; ; he had the assurance to
    claim he had done it himself     ,  
      

    5) 

    6) _attr.: assurance factor _.   
_____

assure

  ['Su] _v.

    1) ;  (-.); 

    2) _refl. 

    3) , 

    4) ; to assure one's life with ( in) a company
        
_____

assured

  ['Sud]

    1. _p-p.  assure

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) , ; success is assured  

      3) 

      4) ; 
_____

assuredly

  ['SurIdlI] _adv. , 
_____

assuredness

  ['SudnIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

assurer

  ['Sur] _n. 
_____

assy

  ['sI] _n. _.  assembly
_____

astatic

  [s'ttIk] _a. _. ; astatic needle  
  
_____

aster

  ['st] _n. 
_____

asterisk

  ['strIsk]

    1. _n.

      1) ף

      2) _. ף,  

    2. _v. _.  ף
_____

astern

  [s't:n] _adv. _.

    1)  ;  ; 

    2) ; full speed astern  () 
_____

asteroid

  ['strOId]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ;  

      2) _.  

    2. _a. 
_____

asthenia

  [s'i:nj] _n. _. , 
_____

asthma

  ['sm] _n. _. ,  
_____

asthmatic

  [s'mtIk]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2)  

    2. _n. 
_____

astigmatism

  [s'tIgmtIzm] _n. _. 
_____

astir

  ['st:]

    1. _a. _predic.

      1)   

      2) ģ, ; the whole town was astir with the
      news     

      3)  ,   ; to be early astir    
      

    2. _adv.

      1)  

      2)  

      3)  
_____

astonish

  [s'tOnIS] _v. , 
_____

astonishing

  [s'tOnISIN]

    1. _pres-p.  astonish

    2. _a. , 
_____

astonishment

  [s'tOnISmnt] _n. , 
_____

astound

  [s'taund] _v. , 
_____

astounding

  [s'taundIN]

    1. _pres-p.  astound

    2. _a. 
_____

astraddle

  ['strdl] _adv. _a. _predic.   ;  (. 
  )
_____

astragal

  ['strgl] _n. _. ,   
_____

astragali

  [s'trglaI] _pl.  astragalus
_____

astragalus

  [s'trgls] _n. (_pl. -li)

    1) _.  

    2) _. 
_____

astrakhan

  [,str'kn] _. _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

astral

  ['strl] _a. ף, 
_____

astray

  [s'treI] _adv.: to go astray ; _.   ; to
  lead astray    (. _.)
_____

astride

  [s'traId]

    1. _adv.

      1) ; to ride astride  

      2)  

    2. _prep.  ( ޣ-.); to sit astride a horse (a chair) 
       ( )
_____

astringent

  [s'trIndnt]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

astrolabe

  ['struleIb] _n. _. 
_____

astrologer

  [s'trOld] _n. , ޣ
_____

astrology

  [s'trOldI] _n. 
_____

astronaut

  ['strnO:t] _n. , 
_____

astronautics

  [,str'nO:tIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) , 
_____

astronomer

  [s'trOnm] _n. 
_____

astronomic

  [,strO'nOmIk] = astronomical
_____

astronomical

  [,str'nOmIkl] _a.

    1) 

    2) _.  
_____

astronomy

  [s'trOnmI] _n. 
_____

astute

  [s'tju:t] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

asunder

  ['sAnd] _adv.

    1) , ;    ; to rush asunder 
      

    2) ,  ,  ; to tear asunder   
_____

asylum

  ['saIlm] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)   (. lunatic asylum)
_____

asymmetric

  [,sI'metrIk] _a. 
_____

asymmetrical

  [,sI'metrIkl] _a. 
_____

asymmetry

  ['sImItrI] _n. ,  
_____

asynchronous

  ['sINkrns] _a. ,    
_____

asyndetic

  [,sIn'detIk] _a. _. 
_____

asyndeton

  ['sIndItn] _n. _. , 
_____

at

  [t] ( ); [t] ( ) _prep.

    1)  .    )  , , ,
    ; at Naples  ; at a meeting  ; at a depth of six
    feet    ; at the window  ; at the hospital 
    ; at home ; )   ̣  , ,
    ; to throw a stone at smb.    -.; ) 
      , , , ; trains arrive at the terminus every
    half-hour       

    2)      )     ,
    ; at six o'clock   ; at dinnertime   ; 
     ; at the end of the lesson   ; at dawn  ;
    at night ; at present   , ; )  ; at
    the age of 25, at 25 years of age   25 ; at an early age 
     

    3)   ,  ; at work )  ; ) 
    ; at breakfast  ; at school  ; at court 
    ; at the piano  ; at the wheel  ̣; at one's studies
     ; what are you at now? )    ?,  
      ?; )   ?; he is at it again  
      

    4)   ,  , ; at anchor  ; at war
      ; at peace  ; at watch  ; at leisure 
    

    5)   ,   , , ;  .
    . ; at a run ; at a gulp  ; at a snail's
    pace  

    6)    , ; to get information at the fountainhead
       ; to find out the address at the
    information bureau     

    7)    , , ;  . . ; at
    smb.'s request  -. ; to be surprised at smth. 
    -.; we were sad at hearing such news  ,  
    ; he was shocked at what he saw   ӣ ,  

    8) .  ,    , ,
     , , , , , ; at a speed of 70 km.   70 .;
    at high remuneration   ; at three shillings a
    pound     ; at a high price   

    9)      ; clever at physics
      ; good at languages   

    *) at that ) ,   ; she lost her handbag and a new one at
    that   ,  ݣ    ; )  ; let it
    go at that     
_____

at par

  [t'pa:] _adv.  
_____

at-a-boy

  ['t'bOI] _int. _. _. !
_____

atavistic

  [,t'vIstIk] _a. 
_____

ataxy

  ['tksI] _n. _. 
_____

ate

  [et] _p.  eat
_____

atelier

  ['tlIeI] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  (. )
_____

atheism

  ['eIIIzm] _n. 
_____

atheist

  ['eIIIst] _n. 
_____

atheistic

  [,eII'IstIk] = atheistical
_____

atheistical

  [,eII'IstIkl] _a. 
_____

athenaeum

  [,I'ni:m] _n.

    1)  (    ); the Athenaeum
       

    2) , 
_____

athlete

  ['li:t] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

athletic

  ['letIk] _a. ; athletic field ;  
_____

athletics

  ['letIks] _n. _pl. (. .  _sing.) ;  ;
  track-and-field athletics ̣ 
_____

at-home

  [t'hum] _n. _. ɣ   ̣   
_____

athwart

  ['wO:t]

    1. _adv.

      1) ; ң; 

      2) ; 

    2. _prep.

      1) ң; ; to run athwart a ship    
      ; to throw a bridge athwart a river    

      2) ; ; athwart his plans   
_____

atlas

  I ['tls] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  (  )

    3) _.  ( ,    ,
      ..)

    4)   ( 26 .  33 ., ԣ 26 .  36 .)

  II ['tls] _n. _. 
_____

atmosphere

  ['tmsfI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ; tense atmosphere ֣ 

    3) _attr. ; atmosphere pressure  
_____

atmospheric

  [,tms'ferIk] _a. , ; ;
  atmospheric condensation  ; atmospheric pressure
   ; atmospheric density  ; atmospheric
  temperature  
_____

atmospherical

  [,tms'ferIkl] = atmospheric
_____

atmospherics

  [,tms'ferIks] _n. _pl. _.  
_____

atoll

  ['tOl] _n. ,  
_____

atom

  ['tm] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ; to break ( to smash) to atoms 
    ; not an atom of evidence   

    3) _attr.: atom fission ( splitting, smashing)  
_____

atom-bomb

  ['tmbOm] _v.   
_____

atom-smasher

  ['tm'smS] _n.   
_____

atomaniac

  [,tu'meInIk] _n.   
_____

atom bomb

  ['tmbOm] = A-bomb
_____

atomic

  ['tOmIk] _a. ; atomic bomb  ; atomic energy 
  ; atomic heat  ϣ; atomic number  ;
  atomic rocket     ; atomic weight 
  ; atomic pile  ԣ,  ; atomic control 
     ; atomic warfare  
_____

atomicity

  [,tu'mIsItI] _n. _. , 
_____

atomism

  ['tmIzm] _n. ,  
_____

atomistic

  [,tu'mIstIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) ;     , 
_____

atomize

  ['tumaIz] _v.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

atomizer

  ['tumaIz] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. , 

    3) 
_____

atomy

  I ['tmI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

  II ['tmI] _n. (_.  anatomy)

    1)  ( )

    2) _. , "  "
_____

atone

  ['tun] _v.

    1) ,  (; . atone for)

    2)  (. atone for)
_____

atonement

  ['tunmnt] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) 
_____

atonic

  ['tOnIk] _a.

    1) _. ; atonic syllable  

    2) _. ; , 
_____

atony

  ['tnI] _n. _. 
_____

atop

  ['tOp] _adv.

    1) 

    2): atop of ,  ; atop of the cliff   ԣ
_____

atrabilious

  [,tr'bIljs] _a.

    1)   ֣

    2) ; ֣
_____

atrip

  ['trIp] _a. _predic. _adv.: to be atrip _.    (
  )
_____

atrocious

  ['truSs] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) _. , ; atrocious weather 
    
_____

atrocity

  ['trOsItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.  ,  

    3) _. -. , ; that film is an atrocity 
      
_____

atrophied

  ['trfId]

    1. _p-p.  atrophy 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ݣ; 
_____

atrophy

  ['trfI]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) , , 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

attaboy

  ['t'bOI] = at-a-boy
_____

attach

  ['ttS] _v.

    1) , ; to attach a seal to a document 
      ;   ; to attach a stamp
     ; the responsibility that attaches to that position
    ,    

    2): to attach oneself to ; he attached himself to the
    new arrivals     

    3) ; ; to attach a teacher to a class
       

    4) ,   ; they are deeply attached to her
        

    5) , ; he attached the blame to me   
     

    6) _. , ;  (), 
     ( )
_____

attache case

  ['tSIkeIs] _n.     ( ,
  )
_____

attached

  ['ttSt]

    1. _p-p.  attach

    2. _a.

      1) ;  (-.)

      2) 

      3) ̣

      4)  ( )
_____

attachedly

  ['ttSIdlI] _adv. ; yours attachedly   ( 
  )
_____

attachie

  ['tSeI] _n. _.  ; air (military, naval) attachie
  - (, ) 
_____

attachment

  ['ttSmnt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) _.  

    4) _. , 
_____

attack

  ['tk]

    1. _n.

      1) , ;  ; 

      2) _pl. 

      3)  , 

      4) _attr. _. ; attack plane _. 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3) ;   ( -.),  (
        ..); to attack a problem    

      4)  ( )

      5) , ; acid attacks metals  
      
_____

attackable

  ['tkbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

attain

  ['teIn] _v. , 
_____

attainability

  [,teIn'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

attainable

  ['teInbl] _a. ; the highest pitch of perfection attainable
    ,   
_____

attainder

  ['teInd] _n. _.      
   ; Act ( Bill) of Attainder 
      
_____

attainment

  ['teInmnt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _pl. , ; a man of varied attainments 
    
_____

attaint

  ['teInt]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.

      1)      {. attainder}

      2) , 
_____

attar

  ['t] _n.   ( ); attar of roses  
_____

attemper

  ['temp] _v.

    1)    

    2) ,  (to)

    3) , 
_____

attempt

  ['tempt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) ; an attempt on smb.'s life   -. 

    2. _v. , ,  
_____

attend

  ['tend] _v.

    1)  ;   ( -., -.; to); to
    attend to smb.'s needs    -. ; please,
    attend! !,  !

    2) ,  (to -  -.); ; to attend to the
    education of one's children     ; your
    orders will be attended to  ,   

    3) ,  ( ); the patient was attended by Dr X
       

    4) ,  (on, upon)

    5) ; ; I will attend you to the theatre 
       ; success attends hard work  
     

    6) ;  ( ,   ..); I have to
    attend a meeting     ; to attend school 
    
_____

attendance

  ['tendns] _n.

    1)  (at); ; your attendance is requested 
     ; hours of attendance , 
    

    2) ; poor attendance  

    3) , ; there was a large attendance at the meeting 
       

    4) ,  (upon); ; medical attendance 
    
_____

attendant

  ['tendnt]

    1. _n.

      1) ,    

      2) 

      3) , 

    2. _a.

      1) , ; attendant circumstances
       

      2) 

      3)  (upon)
_____

attention

  ['tenSn] _n.

    1) ; ; to attract ( to draw, to call) smb.'s
    attention to smth.  أ-.   -.; to pay
    attention (to)   (); to compel attention 
    ; to slip smb.'s attention   -. ; I
    am all attention   ; attention! !; to stand at
    attention    ""

    2) , ; to show much attention (to smb.) 
     ( -.)

    3)  (   ..)

    4) _pl. ; to pay attentions (to)  ()

    5) _.  ( )
_____

attentive

  ['tentIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

attenuate

  1. _a. ['tenjuIt]

    1) , , ݣ

    2) ; attenuate substance  

  2. _v. ['tenjueIt]

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ; 
_____

attenuation

  [,tenju'eISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) _. _. 

    4) _attr.: attenuation constant _.  
_____

attest

  ['test] _v.

    1) ; ; to attest a signature
     

    2) ,   

    3)   
_____

attestation

  [,tes'teISn] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)  ()

    3)   
_____

attestor

  ['test] _n. _. 
_____

attic

  ['tIk] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) (the attics) _pl.   

    3) _. 

    4) _. , ""

    *) to have rats in the attic _.   
_____

attic-storey

  ['tIk,stO:rI] = attic-story
_____

attic-story

  ['tIk,stO:rI] _n.  
_____

atticism

  ['tIsIzm] _n.  ;  ,  
_____

attire

  ['taI]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) _.  

    2. _v. (. _pass.) , ; simply attired  
_____

attitude

  ['tItju:d] _n.

    1) ;  ( -.); friendly attitude towards smb.
       -.

    2): attitude of mind  

    3) ; 

    4) _.  ̣  
_____

attitudinize

  [,tI'tju:dInaIz] _v.  () 
_____

attorney

  ['t:nI] _n. _. ; ; ; ; Attorney
  General   ( );   ( );
  district ( circuit) attorney   ( ); by attorney 
  ,   ( )
_____

attract

  ['trkt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

attractable

  ['trktbl] _a. 
_____

attraction

  ['trkSn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3) (. _pl.) 

    4) 
_____

attractive

  ['trktIv] _a.

    1) , , ; attractive smile
    ,  

    2): attractive power _.  
_____

attribute

  1. _n. ['trIbju:t]

    1) ;  ,  , 

    2) _. , 

  2. _v. ['trIbju:t]  (-., -.; to);  (
  ޣ -., -., to)
_____

attribution

  [,trI'bju:Sn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

attributive

  ['trIbjutIv]

    1. _n. _. , 

    2. _a. _. , 
_____

attrition

  ['trISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)   , ; ԣ

    3) , 
_____

attune

  ['tju:n] _v.

    1)  , 

    2)  ( )
_____

aubergine

  ['ubdi:n] _n. _. 
_____

auburn

  ['O:bn] _a. -, ԣ-, -
  (.  )
_____

auction

  ['O:kSn]

    1. _n. , ; to put up to (_. at) auction, to sell by
    (_. at) auction   

    2. _v.   
_____

auctioneer

  [,O:kS'nI]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.   ,  
_____

audacious

  [O:'deISs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

audaciousness

  [O:'deISsnIs] = audacity
_____

audacity

  [O:'dsItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

audibility

  [,O:dI'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

audible

  ['O:dbl] _a. , ; 
_____

audibly

  ['O:dblI] _adv. , ; ; _. 
_____

audience

  ['O:djns] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , 

    3)  (of, with -  -.); to give an audience 
    ; 
_____

audio frequency

  ['O:dIu'fri:kwnsI] _n. _.  
_____

audiograph

  ['O:dIugra:f] _n. _. 
_____

audiometer

  [,O:dI'OmIt] _n. _. 
_____

audit

  ['O:dIt]

    1. _n. ,   ,   ޣ

    2. _v.  ޣ, 
_____

audition

  [O:'dISn]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ,  

      3) _. _. _. , 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) _. _. _. 
_____

auditor

  ['O:dIt] _n.

    1) , () ̣

    2) _. 
_____

auditorial

  [,O:dI'tO:rIl] _a. , 
_____

auditorium

  [,O:dI'tO:rIm] _n.  , 
_____

auditory

  ['O:dItrI] _a. _. ; auditory nerve  
_____

auger

  ['O:g] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2)  (ԣ)
_____

aught

  [O:t]

    1. _n. , -; -

    2. _adv.  -. ;  -. ; for aught I know
      
_____

augment

  1. _n. ['O:gmnt]

    1) , 

    2) _. , 

  2. _v. [O:g'ment] , 
_____

augmentation

  [,O:gmen'teISn] _n. , , 
_____

augmentative

  [O:g'menttIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) _.  ( )
_____

augur

  ['O:g]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) 

    2. _v. , ; ; to augur well 
     
_____

augural

  ['O:gjurl] _a. ; augural sign  
_____

augury

  ['O:gjurI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

august

  [O:'gAst] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

auk

  [O:k] _n.  ()
_____

aunt

  [a:nt] _n. ԣ; ԣ

    *) my aunt!   !,   !,   !
_____

auntie

  ['a:ntI] _n. _. ԣ
_____

aura

  ['O:r] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (-.)

    3) _. ,   
_____

aural

  ['O:rl] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; aural impression  
_____

aurally

  ['O:rlI] _adv. ,  
_____

aureate

  ['O:rIIt] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

aureola

  [O:'rIul] = aureole
_____

aureole

  [A'O:rIul] _n. , , 
_____

auric

  ['O:rIk] _a.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

auricle

  ['O:rIkl] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

auricula

  ['rIkjul] _n. (_pl. -las ['rIkjulz], -lae) _. 
_____

auriculae

  ['rIkjuli:] _pl.  auricula
_____

auricular

  [O:'rIkjul] _a.

    1) , 

    2)   ; 

    3) _.   
_____

auriferous

  [O:'rIfrs] _a. , 
_____

auriform

  ['O:rIfO:m] _a.   
_____

aurochs

  ['O:rOks] _n. _. 
_____

aurora borealis

  [O:'rO:r,bO:rI'eIlIs] _n.   
_____

aurora polaris

  [O:'rO:rpu'lrIs] _n.  
_____

auroral

  [O:'rO:rl] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) _. ; 

    3)     
_____

auscultate

  ['O:sklteIt] _v. _.  ()
_____

auscultation

  [,O:skl'teISn] _n. _.  ()
_____

auspices

  ['O:spIsi:z] _pl.

    1)  

    2) ; under the auspices of smb.  -.
    
_____

auspicious

  [O:s'pISs] _a. 
_____

austere

  [Os'tI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) , ,  ( )
_____

austerity

  [Os'terItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

austral

  ['O:strl] _a. 
_____

authentic

  [O:'entIk] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

authentically

  [O:'entIklI] _adv. ; 
_____

authenticate

  [O:'entIkeIt] _v.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

authentication

  [O:,entI'keISn] _n. 
_____

authenticity

  [,O:en'tIsItI] _n. , 
_____

author

  ['O:] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , 

    3) ; 
_____

authoress

  ['O:rIs] _n. 
_____

authoritarian

  [O:,OrI'tErIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.   
_____

authoritative

  [O:'OrIttIv] _a.

    1) ; ģ

    2) 
_____

authority

  [O:'OrItI] _n.

    1) ; the authority of Parliament  ; a man set in
    authority , ޣ 

    2) (. _pl. the authorities) ; to apply to the authorities
      

    3)  (for; .  _inf.); who gave you the authority to do
    this?     ?

    4) , , , ; to carry authority  

    5) ,  

    6)   (, )

    7) ; on the authority of the press   
    ,   
_____

authorization

  [,O:raI'zeISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

authorize

  ['O:raIz] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) , 

    3) ; ; his conduct was authorized by the situation
       
_____

authorized

  ['O:AraIzd]

    1. _p-p.  authorize

    2. _a. ; authorized translation  ;
    Authorized Version    . 1611 .,  
     
_____

authorship

  ['O:SIp] _n. ; a book of doubtful authorship , 
     
_____

auto

  ['O:tu] _n. _. _.

    1) = automatic pistol {. automatic 1, 1)}

    2) . automobile 1
_____

auto-

  ['O:tu] _pref. -, -
_____

auto-da-fe

  ['O:tuda:'feI] _. _n. (_pl. autos-da-fe) _. 
_____

auto-training

  ['O:tu,treInIN] _n. (_. A. T.)  , ;
   
_____

autobahn

  ['O:tuba:n] _. _n. (_pl. -en ['O:tuba:nn]) 
_____

autobiographic

  ['O:tu,baIu'grfIk] = autobiographical
_____

autobiographical

  ['O:tu,baIu'grfIkl] _a. 
_____

autobiography

  [,O:tubaI'OgrfI] _n. 
_____

autobus

  ['O:tubAs] _n. _. 
_____

autocar

  ['O:tuka:] _n. 
_____

autochthon

  [O:'tOkn] _n. (_pl. -s [O:'tOknz], -es [O:'tOkni:z]) 
  , 
_____

autochthonal

  [O:'tOknl] _a.  (  )
_____

autocracy

  [O:'tOkrsI] _n. , 
_____

autocrat

  ['O:tukrt] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  , 
_____

autocratic

  [,O:tu'krtIk] = autocratical
_____

autocratical

  [,O:tu'krtIkl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

autogamous

  [O:'tOgms] _a. _. , 
_____

autogenesis

  [,O:tu'denIsIs] _n. , 
_____

autogenous

  [O:'tOdIns] _a. _. ; autogenous welding  
_____

autograph

  ['O:tgra:f]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

    2. _v. ,  
_____

autographic

  [,O:t'grfIk] _a.  ; 
_____

autointoxication

  ['O:tuIn,tOksI'keISn] _n. _. 
_____

automanipulation

  ['O:tum,nIpju'leISn] _n. 
_____

automat

  ['O:tmt] _n. _.

    1) -

    2)  
_____

automata

  [O:'tOmt] _pl.  automaton
_____

automatic

  [,O:t'mtIk]

    1. _a.

      1) ; automatic pilot ; automatic pistol
       ; automatic rifle  ;
       ͣ; automatic rifleman ͣ; automatic stoker
       ; automatic coupling _-. ; automatic
      fire  ; automatic telephone system 
       ; automatic train stop _-. ; automatic
      transmitter  

      2) , 

    2. _n.

      1)  ; 

      2)  

      3) _.  
_____

automatical

  [,O:t'mtIkl] = automatic 1
_____

automation

  [,O:t'meISn] _n. 
_____

automatism

  [O:'tOmtIzm] _n. ;  
_____

automaton

  [O:'tOmtn] _n. (_pl. -ta, -tons [O:'tOmtnz]) 
_____

automobile

  ['O:tmubi:l]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.

      1) ; automobile railway car _-. ;
      automobile transportation ; automobile wagon 
      , 

      2) 
_____

automotive

  [,O:t'mutIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; automotive industry  
_____

autonomist

  [O:'tOnmIst] _n. ,  
_____

autonomous

  [O:'tOnms] _a. , 
_____

autonomy

  [O:'tOnmI] _n.

    1) , 

    2)   

    3)  ;  
_____

autopilot

  ['O:tu,paIlt] _n. 
_____

autopsy

  ['O:tpsI] _n.  ()
_____

autorifle

  ['O:tu,raIfl] _n. _.  ͣ
_____

autos-da-fe

  ['O:tuzda:'feI] _pl.  auto-da-fe
_____

autostrada

  ['O:tu,stra:d] _n. 
_____

autosuggestion

  ['O:tus'destSn] _n. 
_____

autotruck

  ['O:tutrAk] _n. _. 
_____

autotype

  ['O:tutaIp]

    1. _n. ;  

    2. _v.   
_____

autumn

  ['O:tm] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  

    3) _attr. 
_____

autumnal

  [O:'tAmnl] _a.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

auxiliary

  [O:g'zIljrI]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.  

      3) _pl.     

      4) _.  ,  
_____

auxins

  ['O:ksInz] _n. _pl. _.   , 
_____

avail

  ['veIl]

    1. _n. , ; of avail ; of no avail ; of
    little avail ; of what avail is it?    ?,
       ?

    2. _v.

      1)  , ; his efforts did not avail him  
        

      2) _refl. to avail oneself of , 
      (, )
_____

availability

  [,veIl'bIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

available

  ['veIlbl] _a.

    1) ;   , ; available surface
     ; by all available means  
    ; all available funds   ; this book is
    not available    ; to make available
    

    2) , 

    3) ; tickets available for one day only ,
        
_____

avalanche

  ['vla:nS] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  (, );  (  ..)
_____

avant-corps

  [a:,va:N'kO:] _n. _. _.  
_____

avarice

  ['vrIs] _n. ; 
_____

avaricious

  [,v'rISs] _a. ; 
_____

avast

  ['va:st] _int. _. !, !
_____

avatar

  [,v'ta:] _n. _. _.    (. )
_____

avenge

  ['vend] _v. ; to avenge oneself ,   
  (on - -.; for -  -.)
_____

avengeful

  ['vendful] _a. 
_____

avenger

  ['vend] _n. 
_____

avenue

  ['vInju:] _n.

    1) ,    ( ,   ..)

    2) ,  

    3)  ,  (.  )

    4) , ; an avenue to wealth (to fame)   
    (); to explore every avenue, to leave no avenue unexplored
      

    5): avenue of approach _. 
_____

aver

  ['v:] _v.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

average

  ['vrId]

    1. _n.

      1)  ;  ; on the ( an) average 
      ; to strike an average   ; below (above)
      the average  () 

      2) _.    

      3)       (, )

    2. _a.

      1) ; average output   (); average rate
      of profit _-.   

      2) , , ; average height , 
      

    3. _v.

      1)   

      2)   , 

      #) average out   ;  
      
_____

average adjuster

  ['vrId,dAst] _n. _. 
_____

average statement

  ['vrId,steItmnt] _n. _. 
_____

averment

  ['v:mnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

averruncator

  [,v'rANkeIt] _n.  
_____

averse

  ['v:s] _a. , ;   (to - 
  -.); not averse to a good dinner   
_____

aversion

  ['v:Sn] _n.

    1) ,  (to)

    2) 

    3)  ; one's pet aversion _.  
    
_____

avert

  ['v:t] _v.

    1)  (; from); he averted his face  

    2)  (; from)

    3) ,  (,   ..)
_____

avertable

  ['v:tbl] = avertible
_____

avertible

  ['v:tbl] _a. 
_____

aviary

  ['eIvjrI] _n. ; ()
_____

aviate

  ['eIvIeIt] _v.

    1)   ̣,   ..

    2)  ̣,   ..
_____

aviation

  [,eIvI'eISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; aviation engine  
_____

aviator

  ['eIvIeIt] _n. ̣, , 
_____

aviculture

  ['eIvIkAltS] _n. 
_____

avid

  ['vId] _a. ;  (of, for)
_____

avidity

  ['vIdItI] _n. ; 
_____

avifauna

  [,eIvI'fO:n] _n. _.  ,  ( , 
  )
_____

aviso

  ['vaIzu] _n. (_pl. -os ['vaIzuz])

    1) _. 

    2) _.  
_____

avocado

  [,vu'ka:du] _n. _. 
_____

avocation

  [,vu'keISn] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) (. _pl.)  ;    , 
_____

avoid

  ['vOId] _v.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) _. , 
_____

avoidable

  ['vOIdbl] _a. ,   
_____

avoidance

  ['vOIdns] _n.

    1) 

    2) , , 

    3) 
_____

avoirdupois

  [,vd'pOIz] _n.

    1) _. "" (      ,
      ,    ); 1  =
    454 .; . avoirdupois weight

    2) _. ; , 
_____

avouch

  ['vautS] _v.

    1) , ; 

    2) , 

    3) , 
_____

avow

  ['vau] _v.

    1)  

    2) _refl. 

    3) _.  
_____

avowal

  ['vaul] _n. 
_____

avowed

  ['vaud]

    1. _p-p.  avow

    2. _a. 
_____

avowedly

  ['vauIdlI] _adv. , 
_____

avulsion

  ['vAlSn] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) _.       
        
_____

avuncular

  ['vANkjul] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    *) avuncular relation _. 
_____

await

  ['weIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

awake

  ['weIk]

    1. _v. (awoke, awoke, awoken, awaked ['weIkt])

      1) ; _. .  (, ); to awake smb.
      to the sense of duty   -.  

      2) ; _. ; to awake to one's danger
       

    2. _a. _predic.

      1) ; to be awake ,  

      2) , ֣; to be awake to smth.  
      -.

      *) wide awake )    ; ) , ;
      ) ;    ; ,  
      
_____

awaken

  ['weIkn] = awake 1, .  (,   ..)
_____

awakening

  ['weIknIN]

    1. _pres-p.  awaken

    2. _n.  (. _.); rude awakening  
_____

award

  ['wO:d]

    1. _n.

      1)  (, ); award of pension  

      2) ģ   

      3)  (, )

    2. _v.  (-.);  (-.)

      *) to award a contract       
       
_____

aware

  ['wE] _a. _predic. , , ̣; to be aware of
  ( that) , ,    ޣ  (  ,
  ); he is aware of danger, he is aware that there is danger  
    
_____

awash

  ['wOS] _a. _predic.

    1)     

    2)  

    3)   

    4) _. , " "
_____

away

  ['weI] _adv.

    1)        ..; away from home
      ; he is away   

    2)  ,  ; to go away ; to run
    away ; to throw away ; away with you! !,
    !; away with it! ()  !

    3)  , : to boil away ; to
    waste ( to pine) away ; to make away with ;
    ; ; to pass away ; 

    4)   : he worked away  
    

    5)    : to give away ; away off
    _. ; away back _. ,  ; -

    *) far and away ) , , ; ) ; out
    and away , , ; right away , 
_____

away match

  ['weImtS] _n. ,    
_____

awayteam

  ['weIti:m] _n. _.  
_____

awe

  [O:]

    1. _n. () , , ; to stand in awe of
    smb.  -.;     -.; to
    strike with awe   , ; to keep
    ( to hold) in awe   

    2. _v.  , 
_____

aweary

  ['wIrI] _a. _. , ̣
_____

awesome

  ['O:sm] _a.

    1) ; an awesome sight    

    2)  ; 
_____

awestruck

  ['O:strAk] _a. ,  , 
  
_____

awful

  ['O:ful] _a.

    1) 

    2)  , 

    3) _.   ; 
_____

awfully

  _adv.

    1) ['O:fulI] 

    2) ['O:flI] _. ; ; ; awfully good of you
        
_____

awheel

  ['wi:l] _adv.  ̣,  
_____

awhile

  ['waIl] _adv. _.   , ; wait awhile
   
_____

awkward

  ['O:kwd] _a.

    1) ,  ( ,   ..); an awkward gait
     ; awkward age  

    2) ; , ; an awkward situation
    ,  

    3) _.  ( )

    4) 
_____

awkwardness

  ['O:kwdnIs] _n. , 
_____

awl

  [O:l] _n. 
_____

awn

  [O:n] _n.  ()
_____

awning

  ['O:nIN] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _attr.: awning deck _.  
_____

awoke

  ['wuk] _p.  _p-p.  awake 1
_____

awoken

  ['wukn] _p-p.  awake 1
_____

awry

  ['raI]

    1. _a. _predic.

      1) 

      2) ֣; a face awry with pain , ֣ 

      3) 

    2. _adv.

      1) , ; to look awry  ,  

      2) , ; ; to take awry   
      ; things went awry   
_____

ax

  I [ks]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  ()

      3) (the ax) ,  

      4) _.   ; , 
      

      5) _. 

      *) to fit ( to put) the ax in ( on) the helve 
      ;  ;  ; to hang up one's ax
      )   ; )    ; to have an ax
      to grind    ; to send the ax after
      the helve  ; to set the ax to smth., to lay the ax
      to the root of smth.   ,  -.

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) _.  ();  (, )

  II [a:ks] _. . ask
_____

axe

  [ks]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  ()

      3) (the axe) ,  

      4) _.   ; , 
      

      5) _. 

      *) to fit ( to put) the axe in ( on) the helve 
      ;  ;  ; to hang up one's axe
      )   ; )    ; to have an axe
      to grind    ; to send the axe after
      the helve  ; to set the axe to smth., to lay the
      axe to the root of smth.   , 
      -.

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) _.  ();  (, )
_____

axes

  I ['ksIz] _pl.  ax(e) 1

  II ['ksi:z] _pl.  axis
_____

axe-stone

  ['ksstun] _n. _. 
_____

axial

  ['ksIl] _a. ;   ; axial angle  
  
_____

axil

  ['ksIl] _n. _.  (); 
_____

axilla

  [k'sIl] _n. (_pl. -ae)

    1) _. 

    2) = axil
_____

axillae

  [k'sIli:] _pl.  axilla
_____

axillary

  [k'sIlrI] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

axiom

  ['ksIm] _n. 
_____

axiomatic

  [,ksIu'mtIk] = axiomatical
_____

axiomatical

  [,ksIu'mtIkl] _a. ,   
_____

axis

  ['ksIs] _n. (_pl. axes) 
_____

axle

  ['ksl] _n. _. 
_____

axle grease

  ['kslgri:s] _n. , ̣ 
_____

axle-bearing

  ['ksl,bErIN] _n.

    1) _-. 

    2) _.  
_____

axle-box

  ['kslbOks] _n. _-. ,  
_____

axled

  ['ksld] _a. 
_____

axle-pin

  ['kslpIn] _n. _. 
_____

axle-tree

  ['ksltri:] _n. ̣ , 
_____

axunge

  ['ksAnd] _n. _.  (. )
_____

ay

  [aI]

    1. _int. ; ay, ay! _. !

    2. _n. (_pl. ayes [aIz]) the ayes  ,  "";
    the ayes have it  
_____

ayah

  ['aI] _. _n. -
_____

azimuth

  ['zIm] _n.

    1) ; true azimuth  

    2) _attr. ; azimuth circle ,  ;
    azimuth deviation _.  ; azimuth finder
     
_____

azoic

  ['zuIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) _.    
_____

azote

  ['zut] _n. 
_____

azotic

  ['zOtIk] _a. ; ; azotic acid  
_____

azure

  [']

    1. _n. _. () , 

    2. _a. , ; azure stone _. -
_____

baa

  [ba:]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v. 
_____

baalamb

  ['ba:lm] _n. _. 
_____

babbie

  ['bbI] _. . baby 1
_____

babbit

  ['bbIt] = babbitt
_____

babbitt

  ['bbIt] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

babble

  ['bbl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) 

      4) 

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; 

      2) , 

      3) 
_____

babblement

  ['bblmnt] = babble 1
_____

babbler

  ['bbl] _n. ; 
_____

babe

  [beIb] _n.

    1) _. . baby 1, 1)

    2)  

    3) _. _. 

    *) babes and sucklings ,   ; babes in
    the wood ,  ; 
_____

babel

  ['beIbl] _n.

    1) (Babel) _.   (. the tower of Babel)

    2) ģ;  ;  
_____

baboo

  ['ba:bu] _. _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) -,  -

    3) _attr.: Baboo English _.   
_____

baboon

  [b'bu:n] _n.  ()
_____

baby

  ['beIbI]

    1. _n.

      1) £, ; ; baby's formula  
      

      2) ԣ (.  )

      *) to carry ( to hold) the baby )  
      ; )      ; to plead the
      baby act   ,   ; to
      play the baby ; to send a baby on an errand 
        

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3) , ; baby elephant Σ; baby grand (piano)
       ; baby plane _. ; baby car 
      
_____

baby talk

  ['beIbItO:k] _n.   (. _.)
_____

baby-moon

  ['beIbImu:n] _n. _.   
_____

baby-farmer

  ['beIbI,fa:m] _n. ,  ( )   
_____

babyhood

  ['beIbIhud] _n. 
_____

babyish

  ['beIbIIS] _a. , 
_____

baby-minding

  ['beIbI,maIndIN] _n.   £
_____

baby-sit

  ['beIbIsIt] _v. _.   
_____

baby-sitter

  ['beIbI,sIt] _n. _.  
_____

baccalaureate

  [,bk'lO:rIIt] _n.  
_____

baccara

  ['bkra:] _n.  (  )
_____

baccarat

  ['bkra:] = baccara
_____

bacchanal

  ['bknl]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n.

      1)      

      2) 

      3) , 
_____

baccy

  ['bkI] _n. (_.  tobacco) _. 
_____

bach

  [btS]

    1. _n. _.  bachelor I 

    2. _v.: to bach it ) _. _.  ; ) 
      
_____

bachelor

  I ['btSl] _n. 

    *) bachelor girl  ,  ; bachelor's
    wife _.  , " "

  II ['btSl] _n. 
_____

bachelorhood

  ['btSlhud] _n.  
_____

bachelorship

  I ['btSlSIp] = bachelorhood

  II ['btSlSIp] _n.    
_____

bacilli

  [b'sIlaI] _pl.  bacillus
_____

bacillus

  [b'sIls] _n. (_pl. -li) 
_____

back

  I [bk] _n.  

  II [bk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to turn one's back upon smb.   -.;
       -.; to be on one's back  ()  

      2)  (;  , )

      3)  (, )

      4)    ; , ; back of the
      head ; back of the hand   

      5) _. back of a ship  

      6)  ()

      7) 

      8) _. _.   ();  (); 
      ()

      9) _.  ( )

      *) with one's back to the wall   ;  
      ; at the back of one's mind ; to be at the
      back of smth.    -.; behind one's back 
      ,  ; to turn one's back   ; to put
      one's back (into)    (); to break the back of
        ϣ  (); to get ( to put, to
      set) smb.'s back up  -.;  -.; to know
      the way one knows the back of one's hand     

    2. _a.

      1) ; ̣; back entrance ޣ ; back street
      ̣ , ; to take a back seat ,  
       ;   ; back vowel _. 
       ; back areas _. ,  ; back elevation
      _. _.  ,  ; back filling _. ,
      

      2) ;  ( ); back payment ޣ 
      ;  ԣ

      3) ; back number )   (, ; . back
      issue); )  ; ; ) -. ,
       

      4) ; a back view of things  

      5) 

    3. _v.

      1) ; ; 

      2)  

      3)  

      4)  

      5)   

      6) _. _.   

      7) ()   , (); ;
      ;   ; to back water ( the oars) _.
      

      8)  ()

      9)  ,  (   ..)

      10)  ()

      11) _. ,  (on, upon)

      12)  ;  ()  ;   

      #) back down ,   -.; back out
        ;  (of -  -.); back up
      ) ; )   

      *) to back the wrong horse   , ,
        ޣ

    4. _adv.

      1) , ; back home  ,  ; back and forth
        ң; back from the door!   !

      2)  

      3)    ; to talk ( to answer) back
      ; to pay back ; to love back 
      

      #) back from )  ,  ; back from the road  
       ; ) _. , ;  (. back of)

      *) to go back from ( upon) one's word   
_____

back country

  ['bk,kAntrI] _n. ̣   ; 
_____

back settlement

  ['bk'setlmnt] _n. _. ̣ 
_____

back slang

  ['bkslN] _n. ,       
  (.: gip . pig)
_____

back-bencher

  ['bk'bentS] _n.   , ""
_____

back-blocks

  ['bkblOks] _n. _pl. _. _.

    1) , ̣   

    2)  
_____

back-blow

  ['bkblu] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. ;  
_____

back-breaking

  ['bk,breIkIN] _a. , ; back-breaking labour
   
_____

back-chat

  ['bktSt] _n. _.  
_____

back-cloth

  ['bkklO] _n. _. 
_____

back-country

  ['bk,kAntrI] _a. ̣; back-country district ̣ 
  
_____

back-draught

  ['bkdra:ft] _n.

    1)  

    2)   ()
_____

back-end

  ['bk'end] _n.

    1)  , ; the back-end of a car  

    2)  ;  
_____

back-fire

  ['bk'faI]

    1. _n.

      1) _.   (   )

      2)    ڣ   

      3) _.  

    2. _v.     
_____

back-formation

  ['bkfO:,meISn] _n. _.  
_____

back-haul

  ['bkhO:l] _n.  ;  
_____

back-sight

  ['bksaIt] _n. _.  
_____

back-slapping

  ['bk,slpIN] _n. ()   
_____

back-talk

  ['bktO:k] _n. _.  ,  
_____

back-up

  ['bk'Ap] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) -̣
_____

backache

  ['bkeIk] _n.   ,  
_____

backbit

  ['bkbIt] _p.  backbite
_____

backbite

  ['bkbaIt] _v. (backbit; backbitten)   , 
_____

backbitten

  ['bk,bItn] _p-p.  backbite
_____

backboard

  ['bkbO:d] _n.

    1)   (   )

    2) 
_____

backbone

  ['bkbun] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) ף 

    3)  ; ; 

    4)  ()

    *) to the backbone   , 
_____

backdoor

  ['bk'dO:]

    1. _n.

      1) ޣ ;  

      2)  

    2. _a. , 
_____

backdown

  ['bkdaun] _n. ,   
_____

back-drop

  ['bkdrOp] = back-cloth
_____

backed

  [bkt]

    1. _p-p.  back II, 3

    2. _a.  ,  
_____

backer

  ['bk] _n.

    1) ,    . {. back II, 3}

    2) 
_____

backfall

  ['bk'fO:l] _n. _.    ( )
_____

backfiller

  ['bk,fIl] _n. _.    (   )
_____

backfisch

  ['bkfIS] _. _n. -
_____

backgammon

  [bk'gmn] _n.  ()
_____

background

  ['bkgraund] _n.

    1)  , ; against the background  ; to keep ( to
    stay) in the background ,   

    2) ̣; 

    3) ; , 

    4) ; ;  ; what's his background
       ?

    5) , 

    6)    

    7) _attr.: background papers  , 
_____

backhand

  ['bkhnd] _n.   ( )
_____

backhanded

  ['bk'hndId] _a.

    1) ӣ    ( )

    2) , ; backhanded compliment 
    

    3) ,    ( )

    4) ,   
_____

backing

  ['bkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  back II, 3

    2. _n.

      1)   . {. back II, 3}

      2) _. 

      3)  ;    

      4)  ()

      5) _. ; 

      *) backing and filling _. , 
_____

backlash

  ['bklS] _n.

    1) _. ͣ 

    2) _. , 

    3) _.  

    4)   (    ..)
_____

backless

  ['bklIs] _a.

    1)      ( )

    2)  ; backless stool 
_____

backlog

  ['bklOg] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)  (,   ..)
_____

backmost

  ['bkmust] _a.  
_____

backpage

  ['bkpeId] _n.   ()
_____

backpay

  ['bkpeI] _n. _.

    1)   

    2)    
_____

backrest

  ['bkrest] _n.  (  ..)
_____

backroom

  ['bk'ru:m] _n. _.

    1)  ,  

    2) _attr. , ; backroom boys _. ,
      - 

    3) _attr. , , 
_____

backside

  ['bk'saId] _n. ; ,  
_____

backslide

  ['bk'slaId] _v.

    1)  ( )

    2)   ( ,   ..)

    3)    
_____

backstage

  ['bk'steId]

    1. _a. ; ; backstage talks  

    2. _adv.  
_____

backstairs

  ['bk'stEz] _n. _pl.

    1) ޣ 

    2)  

    3) _attr. , ; backstairs influence  

    4) _attr. 
_____

backstay

  ['bksteI] _n. (. _pl.) _. 
_____

backstitch

  ['bkstItS] _n. 
_____

backstop

  ['bkstOp] _n. ; ; _. . 
_____

backstroke

  ['bkstruk] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

backsword

  ['bksO:d] _n. _. 
_____

backtrack

  ['bktrk] _v. , , ; to backtrack on
  one's views    
_____

backward

  ['bkwd]

    1. _a.

      1)  ( )

      2) ; backward children     

      3) , 

      4) ; _. 

      5) ;  

      6) , 

    2. _adv.

      1) ; 

      2) ;  ң

      3)   , 
_____

backwardness

  ['bkwdnIs] _n.   . {. backward 1}
_____

backwards

  ['bkwdz] = backward 2
_____

backwash

  ['bkwOS] _n.

    1) ,  ̣   

    2)  

    3) ݣ  (  ̣)

    4) , 
_____

backwater

  ['bk,wO:t] _n.

    1) ;  ; _.  ; , 

    2) 

    3) = backwash 1)

    4) _attr. , ; backwater district  
_____

backwoods

  ['bkwudz] _n. _pl.

    1)  ;   

    2) _attr. _. ; ԣ
_____

backwoodsman

  ['bkwudzmn] _n.

    1)   ; _. _. ,    
        

    2) 
_____

bacon

  ['beIkn] _n.

    1) ޣ  , ; bacon and eggs   

    2) _.  ,  

    *) to save one's bacon _.   ; 
    -; to bring home the bacon _.  
_____

bacteria

  [bk'tIrI] _pl.  bacterium
_____

bacteriological

  [bk,tIrI'lOdIkl] _a. 
_____

bacteriologist

  [bk,tIrI'OldIst] _n. 
_____

bacteriology

  [bk,tIrI'OldI] _n. 
_____

bacteriolysis

  [bk,tIrI'OlIsIs] _n. 
_____

bacterium

  [bk'tIrIm] _n. (_pl. -ria) 
_____

bad

  I [bd]

    1. _a. (worse; worst)

      1) , , ; she feels bad    ;
      bad name (for)  ; bad coin  
       ; bad language ; bad luck
      ; it is too bad!  !

      2) ; ; to go bad ; 

      3) ݣ, 

      4) ; beer is bad for you   

      5) ; bad leg  ; to be taken bad 

      6)  ( ,   ..);  ( )

      7) _. 

      *) bad blood ; ; bad debt ģ ; bad egg
      ( hat, lot) _. ; ԣ,  ; bad
      fairy  ; bad form  ; bad man _. 
      , ; with a bad grace 

    2. _n.

      1) , ; to take the bad with the good 
        

      2) ; to the bad  ,  

      3) ; ; to go to the bad , ; 
        

  II [bd] = bade
_____

bad-tempered

  ['bd'tempd] _a. , 
_____

bade

  [beId] _p.  bid 2
_____

badge

  [bd] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; ; 
_____

badger

  ['bd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to draw the badger _.    ;
      _.  -. ,  

      2)    

      3) _. _.   

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) 
_____

badger-baiting

  ['bd,beItIN] _n.   
_____

badger-dog

  ['bddOg] _n.  ( )
_____

badger-drawing

  ['bd,drO:IN] = badger-baiting
_____

badger-fly

  ['bdflaI] _n.   ()
_____

badinage

  ['bdIna:] _n. _. 
_____

badlands

  ['bdlndz] _n. _pl. _.  
_____

badly

  ['bdlI] _adv. (worse; worst)

    1) , 

    2)  ; badly wounded  ; I want it badly  
     ; to react badly to smth.    -.

    *) to be badly off    , 
_____

badminton

  ['bdmIntn] _n.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

badness

  ['bdnIs] _n.   . {. bad 1}
_____

baffle

  ['bfl]

    1. _n. _.

      1) () ; ; ; 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (ޣ, ); ,
      ; to baffle pursuit   

      2)   ;   

      3)  

      4)    

      *) to baffle all description   
_____

baffle-board

  ['bflbO:d] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  
_____

baffle-plate

  ['bflpleIt] _n. _.

    1) () ; ; ; 

    2) 
_____

baffle-wall

  ['bflwO:l] = baffle-board
_____

baffler

  ['bfl] _n. _.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

baffling

  ['bflIN]

    1. _pres-p.  baffle 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; a baffling problem  ; baffling complexity
       

      2) ; baffling winds ,  
_____

bag

  I [bg]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; to empty the bag  , ;
      _. ,  ӣ

      2) ;  (); to make the bag   , 
        

      3) 

      4)  (  ), 

      5) _pl.  ( )

      6) 

      7) _pl. , 

      8) _pl. _.  (. pair of bags)

      9)  

      *) in the bag   ;  ; to set one's bag (for)
      _.  ( -.); bag and baggage )   ;
      ) ; )  ,  ; bag of wind _. _.
      , ,  {. windbag}; late bag  
       ,     ɣ ; whole
      bag of tricks )  ; ) ӣ  ; in the
      bottom of the bag    ; to give smb. the bag
      to hold  -.  ;   -.; to put smb. in
      a bag    -.,  -.; to bear ( to carry)
      the bag )  ; )   ; to
      make a (good) bag of smth. ,  -.

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)  (- )

      3)  (̣)

      4)  (  ..)

      5) ;  ;  ( )

      6) _.,  _. ,   

      7) _. _.  ,  ""; I bag!, bags I! 
      !

  II [bg] _v.  
_____

bag-sleeve

  ['bgsli:v] _n.  ,   
_____

bagasse

  [b'gs] _n. ,  (  ף  
  )
_____

bagatelle

  [,bg'tel] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  

    3) ,   
_____

bagful

  ['bgful] _n. ()  ()
_____

baggage

  ['bgId] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  , 

    3) _. _. ; impudent baggage 

    4) _. , 

    5) _. 

    6) _attr.: baggage animal  ; baggage train _.
     
_____

baggage car

  ['bgId'ka:] _n. _.  
_____

baggage room

  ['bgId'ru:m] _n. _.   ()
_____

baggage-check

  ['bgId'tSek] _n. _.  
_____

baggage-man

  ['bgIdmn] _n. _. 
_____

bagged

  [bgd]

    1. _p-p.  bag I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) ݣ  ; ()  ; 

      2)  
_____

bagger

  ['bg] _n. 
_____

bagging

  ['bgIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bag I, 2

    2. _n. 
_____

baggy

  ['bgI] _a.  ( ); baggy skin below the eyes  
  
_____

bagman

  ['bgmn] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. ֣
_____

bagnio

  ['ba:nju] _. _n.

    1) _.    ( )

    2) _.  
_____

bagpiper

  ['bg,paIp] _n. 
_____

bagpipes

  ['bgpaIps] _n. _pl.  ( )
_____

bah

  [ba:] _int. ! ( )
_____

baignoire

  ['beInwa:] _n. _. _. 
_____

bail

  I [beIl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to save ( to surrender to) one's bail
            (   ); to
      forfeit one's bail    

      2) ; to accept ( to allow, to take) bail, to admit (
      to hold, to let) to bail   ; to give ( to offer)
      bail   ; to go ( to be, to become, to stand)
      bail for smb.   -.; to justify (as) bail 
         

      *) to give leg bail _. 

    2. _v.    (-.;  bail out)

  II [beIl] _n.

    1)    ( )

    2)   ( )

  III [beIl] _v.   ( ; . bail water out); to bail
  out a boat    

    #) bail out ) _. _. ,   ;
    ): bail out of the difficulties   
    

  IV [beIl] _n.  (  )
_____

bailable

  ['beIlbl] _a.     (  )
_____

bailee

  [beI'li:] _n.  ,     
_____

bailer

  ['beIl] _n.

    1) , ; _. 

    2) ,    
_____

bailey

  ['beIlI] _n. _.  

    *) Old Bailey    ( )
_____

bailiff

  ['beIlIf] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)  
_____

bailing

  I ['beIlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bail III

    2. _n. _.

      1)  ()

      2)   ( )

  II ['beIlIN] _pres-p.  bail I, 2
_____

bailiwick

  ['beIlIwIk] _n. _.    
_____

bailment

  ['beIlmnt] _n.

    1)   

    2)   

    3) ,     ( ̣
    )
_____

bailor

  ['beIl] _n. , ,     (
  ̣ )
_____

bailsman

  ['beIlzmn] _n. 
_____

bairn

  [bEn] _n. _. £
_____

bait

  [beIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3)      

      *) to jump at ( to rise, to swallow) the bait   

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2) , , 

      3)  (, .  )

      4)   ( )

      5)       

      6)  ()

      7)  , ,   
_____

baize

  [beIz] _n. ; green baize ̣ 
_____

bake

  [beIk] _v.

    1) ()

    2)   ;  ()

    3) ; 

    4)   
_____

bakehouse

  ['beIkhaus] _n. 
_____

baker

  ['beIk] _n. , 
_____

baker-legged

  ['beIk'legd] _a. 
_____

bakery

  ['beIkrI] _n. , 
_____

bakestone

  ['beIkstun] _n.  ()
_____

bakhshish

  ['bkSi:S] = baksheesh
_____

baking

  ['beIkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bake

    2. _n.

      1) ;  ,    

      2) 

    3. _a. ; baking sun  ,  
_____

baking-powder

  ['beIkIN,paud] _n.   ( )
_____

baksheesh

  ['bkSi:S] _. _n. , , 
_____

balance

  ['blns]

    1. _n.

      1) ; quick ( Roman) balance ,  

      2) ; balance of forces  ; balance of power
        ( ); to keep one's balance
       ; _.  ; to lose one's
      balance ,  ; _.   ; to be
      off one's balance   

      3) (Balance)  (   )

      4) 

      5) ; ,  (  )

      6) _. ,  (. balance in hand); balance of payments
      ԣ ; balance of trade   (
      ); to strike a balance  ; _. 
      

      7) _. 

      *) to be ( to tremble, to swing, to hang) in the balance 
       ,    ; the balance of advantage
      lies with him     ; to be
      weighed in the balance and found wanting   ; to
      hold the balance ; upon a fair balance  
      

    2. _v.

      1) ;  ,   ;
      

      2) , ;  (with, against)

      3)  (between)

      4) _.  ; to balance one's accounts 
      ; the accounts don't balance   
_____

balance-beam

  ['blnsbi:m] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) 

    3) _.  
_____

balance-bridge

  ['blns'brId] _n. ߣ 
_____

balance-master

  ['blns,ma:st] _n. 
_____

balance-sheet

  ['blnsSi:t] _n. _. 
_____

balance-step

  ['blnsstep] _n. _.  
_____

balance-wheel

  ['blnswi:l] _n.  (  )
_____

balanced

  ['blnst]

    1. _p-p.  balance 2

    2. _a. ; ; 
_____

balancer

  ['blns] _n.

    1) , ӣ

    2) _. , 
_____

balance weight

  ['blnsweIt] _n. , 
_____

balconied

  ['blknId] _a.  ,  
_____

balcony

  ['blknI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.   
_____

bald

  [bO:ld] _a.

    1) ; ; as bald as an egg ( as a billiard ball, as a
    coot)   ,  

    2) ̣; ۣ , , 

    3)      ( )

    4)  ( )

    5) , , 

    6) ,  (   ..)
_____

bald-coot

  ['bO:ldku:t] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _. ,  
_____

bald-headed

  ['bO:ld'hedId]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2)      ( )

    2. _adv.: to go bald-headed at ( into, for) smth. _. 
    ,   , ;  
_____

baldachin

  ['bO:ldkIn] _n. 
_____

baldaquin

  ['bO:ldkIn] = baldachin
_____

balderdash

  ['bO:lddS] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

baldicoot

  ['bO:ldIku:t] = bald-coot
_____

baldly

  ['bO:ldlI] _adv.

    1) ; to put it baldly  ,  

    2) , 
_____

baldness

  ['bO:ldnIs] _n.   . {. bald}
_____

baldric

  ['bO:ldrIk] _n.  ( , )
_____

bale

  I [beIl]

    1. _n.

      1)  (), ; cotton bale  

      2) _pl. 

    2. _v.   ,   

  II [beIl] _n. _. _. , 

  III [beIl] = bail III
_____

baleen

  [b'li:n] _n.  
_____

balefire

  ['beIl,faI] _n.

    1)  

    2) ԣ
_____

baleful

  ['beIlful] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , ; baleful look  
_____

balk

  [bO:k]

    1. _n.

      1)  , ; 

      2) (the balks) _pl.  

      3)   

      4) ; ; to meet with a balk  

      5) _. 

      *) to make a balk of good ground   

    2. _v.

      1) , , 

      2)   (); he was balked in ( of) his desires 
        

      3) , ;   , 

      4)  (   ..)

      5)  (  )

      6)  ()

      7) ; ; the horse balked at a leap 
        

      #) balk at , 
_____

balky

  ['bO:kI] _a.  ( )
_____

ball

  I [bO:l]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ()

      2) 

      3)  (); a good ball  

      4) 

      5) ; _. 

      6)  

      7) _. 

      8) _pl. _. ; to make balls of smth.  ,
      ,  -.  

      *) ball-and-socket joint  ; ball of the eye 
      ; ball of the knee  ; ball of fortune 
      ; three (golden) balls  ,   
      ; to have the ball at one's feet   ;
         ; to strike the ball under the line 
      ; to take up the ball )   ; )  
      -.; to keep the ball rolling, to keep up the ball
      )  ; )   -.; to catch (
      to take) the ball before the bound   ; the
      ball is with you   ; to carry the ball _. _.
       ; get on the ball! _. _. !, !,
      !; on the ball _. _. ; 

    2. _v. ()  ; ()

      #) ball up _. )   ; ; )  
      

  II [bO:l] _n. ,  ; to open ( to lead up) the ball
   ; _.  ,    
_____

ball-bearing

  ['bO:l'bErIN] _n. _. 
_____

ball-cartridge

  ['bO:l'ka:trId] _n. _.  
_____

ball-point pen

  ['bO:lpOInt'pen] _n.  
_____

ball-room

  ['bO:lrum] _n.

    1)  

    2) _attr. 
_____

ballad

  ['bld] _n. _.  (-   ,
  .   .  _. )
_____

ballad-monger

  ['bld,mANg] _n.

    1) _.    

    2) _. ̣
_____

ballade

  [b'la:d] _n. _.  (   ң  
    )
_____

balladry

  ['bldrI] _n. _.     
_____

ballast

  ['blst]

    1. _n.

      1) ; the ship is in ballast   

      2) ,   ; mental ballast ,
       (); to lack ballast, to have no ballast 
       ()

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) _-.  

      3)   (. _.)
_____

ballerina

  [,bl'ri:n] _n. (_pl. . -ne) ,  
_____

ballerine

  [,bl'ri:n] _. _pl.  ballerina
_____

ballet

  ['bleI] _n. _. 
_____

ballet-dancer

  ['blI,da:ns] _n. () ; 
_____

ballet-master

  ['blI,ma:st] _n. 
_____

balletomane

  ['blItumeIn] _n. 
_____

ballistic

  [b'lIstIk] _a. ; ballistic rocket  ;
  intermediate-range ballistic missile   ; ballistic
  guided missile    
_____

ballistics

  [b'lIstIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

ballon d'essai

  [ba:'lO:Nde'seI] _n. _.  
_____

balloon

  [b'lu:n]

    1. _n.

      1)  ;  ; balloon on bearings,
      observation balloon   ; trial balloon
       

      2) ,     ֣  
      

      3) _attr.: balloon observation    

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2) 
_____

balloon fabric

  [b'lu:n,fbrIk] _n. ,   (  )
_____

balloon tire

  [b'lu:n,taI] _n.  ()
_____

balloon-car

  [b'lu:nka:] _n.  
_____

balloonist

  [b'lu:nIst] _a. , 
_____

ballot

  I ['blt]

    1. _n.

      1)  ;  ; tissue ballot
      _.     

      2) ;  (. ); to elect ( to vote)
      by ballot, to take a ballot 

      3)  

      4) أ

      *) Australian ballot  ; to cast a single ballot
      _.    

    2. _v.

      1)  (for - , against - )

      2)  

  II ['blt] _n.   ( 70-120 )
_____

ballot-box

  ['bltbOks] _n.

    1)  ,  ; to stuff the ballot-box
    _.     

    2) _attr.: ballot-box stuffing _. _.  
_____

ballot-paper

  ['blt,peIp] _n.  
_____

bally

  ['blI] _.

    1. _a.  , , : stung by a bally
    wasp   ; whose bally fault is that?   
    , ޣ ?

    2. _adv. , ; too bally tired  
_____

ballyhoo

  ['blIhu:] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

ballyrag

  ['blIrg] _v.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

balm

  [ba:m] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) 
_____

balm-cricket

  ['ba:m,krIkIt] _n. 
_____

balmy

  ['ba:mI] _a.

    1) 

    2) ,  ( );  ( )

    3) ; ,   ( )

    4) ; 

    5) _. ; he's balmy        {_mis.
    . barmy 2)}
_____

balneology

  [,blnI'OldI] _n. _. 
_____

baloney

  [b'lunI] _n.

    1) = boloney

    2) , , 
_____

balsa

  ['bO:ls] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _. 
_____

balsam

  ['bO:lsm] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  ()

    3) _attr.: balsam fir  
_____

balsamic

  [bO:l'smIk] = balmy 1)  4)
_____

baluster

  ['blst] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl. 
_____

balustrade

  [,bls'treId] _n. 
_____

bam

  [bm] _. _.  bamboozle , ; to bam
  smb. out of smth.   -.  -.
_____

bamboo

  [bm'bu:] _n. (_pl. -boos [bm'bu:z])

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

bamboozle

  [bm'bu:zl] _v. _. , ; to bamboozle smb.
  out of smth.   -.  -.
_____

ban

  [bn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; under a ban  

      2)  , 

      3)   ;   

      4) _pl. = banns

    2. _v.

      1)  ; 

      2) _. 
_____

banal

  [b'na:l] _a. 
_____

banality

  [b'nlItI] _n. 
_____

banalize

  ['bnlaIz] _v. 
_____

banana

  [b'na:n] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. , , 

    *) to get (to go) bananas _. , ; to drive smb.
    bananas  -.  
_____

band

  I [bnd]

    1. _n.

      1) ,   , : , ; , ;
      ; ; faggot band  

      2) , 

      3) _pl.   ,    (,
       )

      4) _.  

      5) _attr. ; band conveyer  ԣ; band
      filter  ; band brake  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) _. 

  II [bnd]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  

      2) ; string band  

      3)  

      4) 

      5) ; when the band begins to play _.  
       أ

    2. _v. ();  ( band together)
_____

bandage

  ['bndId]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  

      2) 

      3)  ( )

    2. _v. , 
_____

bandana

  [bn'da:n] = bandanna
_____

bandanna

  [bn'dn] _n.  () 
_____

bandar

  ['bAnd] _n. _. 
_____

bandar-log

  ['bAndlO:g] _. _n.   ; _. _. 
_____

bandbox

  ['bndbOks] _n.  ( ,   ..)

    *) to look as if one had just come out of a bandbox   
    
_____

bandeau

  ['bndu] _n. _. (_pl. -)

    1)   

    2)   ۣ ,     
    
_____

bandeaux

  ['bnduz] _pl.  bandeau
_____

banded

  ['bndId] _a. ̣,  
_____

banderol

  ['bndrul] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  ( )

    3) _.       
_____

banderole

  ['bndrul] = banderol
_____

bandicoot

  ['bndIku:t] _n. _. 
_____

band-iron

  ['bnd,aIn] _n. _. ,    
_____

bandit

  ['bndIt] _n. (_pl. -its ['bndIts], -itti) , 
_____

banditti

  [bn'dIti:] _n.

    1) _pl.  bandit

    2) , 
_____

bandmaster

  ['bnd,ma:st] _n. 
_____

bandog

  ['bndOg] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ; 
_____

bandoleer

  [,bndu'lI] _n. _. 
_____

bandolero

  [,bnd'leIru] _. _n. (_pl. -os [,bnd'leIruz]) 
_____

bandolier

  [,bndu'lI] = bandoleer
_____

bandoline

  ['bnduli:n] _n. 
_____

band-saw

  ['bndsO:] _n.  
_____

bandsman

  ['bndzmn] _n. 
_____

bandstand

  ['bndstnd] _n.   
_____

bandwagon

  ['bnd,wgn] _n. _.

    1)      (.  )

    2) ,   ( ); to climb on ( to get
    into) the bandwagon   ,    ;
          

    3)  
_____

bandy

  I ['bndI] _v.

    1) ,  (; ,  
    ..); to bandy words 

    2)  (. bandy about); to have one's name bandied about 
     

    3)  ()

  II ['bndI] _n.

    1)   , 

    2)       

  III ['bndI] _n.  ( )

  IV ['bndI] _a. ,  ( )
_____

bandy-legged

  ['bndIlegd] _a. ,  - 
_____

bane

  [beIn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. ; the bane of one's life  -. 
_____

baneful

  ['beInful] _a. , 
_____

banewort

  ['beInw:t] _n.

    1) _.  , 

    2) _.  
_____

bang

  I [bN]

    1. _n. , ;  ,   ..; to shut the door with
    a bang   

      *) to go over with a bang  ,    (
      , ɣ, ); to come up with a bang  
       

    2. _v.

      1) (); ()

      2)  ()

      3)    ( ;  bang to)

      4) , ; the gun banged  

      5) _. , 

      6) _. ; 

      #) bang down )   ; ) , ; bang off
      ()  (); bang up 

    3. _adv. _.

      1) ; to go bang  ( )

      2)  , ; the ball hit him bang in the eye   
        

    4. _int. !

  II [bN]

    1. _n. ޣ

    2. _v.   ޣ

  III [bN] _n.      ; 
_____

bangle

  ['bNgl] _n. ,     
_____

bang-up

  ['bN'Ap] _a. , 
_____

banian

  ['bnIn] _n.

    1) -

    2) ; , 

    3) ,  ; 

    4) = banian-tree

    *) banian days  ; banian hospital  
_____

banian-tree

  ['bnIntri:] _n.  
_____

banish

  ['bnIS] _v.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3)  ()
_____

banishment

  ['bnISmnt] _n. , 
_____

banister

  ['bnIst] _n.

    1) = baluster

    2) _pl.  ()
_____

banjo

  ['bndu] _n. (_pl. -os, -oes ['bnduz])

    1) _. 

    2) _. , , 
_____

bank

  I [bNk]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  (. )

      3) , 

      4) ; ; bank of snow  ; ; bank of clouds
       

      5) _. 

      6) _. ,  (,    )

      7) _.  (,   ..)

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)   ( , ;  bank up)

      3)  ( ), ;  

      4) 

      5) _.  ; 

      6)    ,  ( )

  II [bNk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; bank of issue  ; to open an account in (
      with) a bank  ޣ  

      2) _. ; to break the bank  

      3)   ; blood bank )  ; ) 
         

      4) _attr. , ; bank account ޣ  ; bank
      currency ,     ;
      bank holiday     
        

      *) you can't put it in the bank _. _.    , 
        

    2. _v.

      1)  ()  ;  ()  ; 

      2)  

      3) _.  

      *) to bank (up) on smb.   -.

  III [bNk] _n. _.

    1)  ( )

    2)  ף ( )

    3)  (); bank of keys _.  

    4)  (  ͣ)
_____

bank locomotive

  ['bNk'luk,mutIv] _n. _-. 
_____

bankable

  ['bNkbl] _a. _.    ޣ,   ޣ
_____

bank-bill

  ['bNkbIl] _n.

    1) ,    ( )

    2)  , 
_____

bank-book

  ['bNkbuk] _n. _.  ,  ޣ
_____

bank draft

  ['bNkdra:ft] _n. ,     
_____

banker

  I ['bNk] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl. 

    3) _. ͣ

  II ['bNk] _n.

    1) ,      

    2) ,   

    3) _. 
_____

banket

  [bN'ket] _n. _.  ( )
_____

banking

  I ['bNkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bank II, 2

    2. _n.  

  II ['bNkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bank I, 2

    2. _n. _. _. , 
_____

banking-house

  ['bNkINhaus] _n. ,  
_____

bank-note

  ['bNknut] _n.  , 
_____

bank-rate

  ['bNkreIt] _n. ޣ  
_____

bankrupt

  ['bNkrApt]

    1. _n. ; .  ; bankrupt in reputation
       

    2. _a.

      1) ; to go bankrupt 

      2) ۣ (of, in - -.)

    3. _v.  ;   
_____

bankruptcy

  ['bNkrptsI] _n. ; ; court of bankruptcy
      
_____

bankseat

  ['bnksi:t] _n.  ()
_____

banksman

  ['bNksmn] _n. _. , ()    
_____

banner

  ['bn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; _. . ; under the banner of Marx,
      Engels, Lenin   , , ; to join ( to
      follow) the banner of...   ͣ...; _.  
      -. ; to unfurl one's banner _.   
      

      2)      , ""

      *) to carry the banner _. _.   ,  
      

    2. _a. ; ; ; banner year  
_____

banner-bearer

  ['bn,bEr] _n. 
_____

banner-cry

  ['bnkraI] _n.  
_____

bannerette

  [,bn'ret] _n. 
_____

bannock

  ['bnk] _n. _.  У
_____

banns

  [bnz] _n. _pl.    ͣ   ; to ask (
  to call, to publish) the banns     ; to
  forbid the banns     
_____

banquet

  ['bNkwIt]

    1. _n. ; ;  

      *) banquet of brine  ̣

    2. _v.

      1)   (  -.)

      2) 
_____

banqueter

  ['bNkwIt] _n.  
_____

banquette

  [bN'ket] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  ; 
_____

banshee

  [bn'Si:] _n.

    1) _. _. _. ,    

    2) _.   
_____

bantam

  ['bntm] _n.

    1)  (  )

    2) _. "", , ;   

    3) _attr.: bantam car 
_____

bantam-weight

  ['bntmweIt] _n. _.  , " "
_____

banter

  ['bnt]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.  , , 
_____

ban-the-bomb

  ['bnbOm] _a.    
_____

banting

  ['bntIN] _n.   
_____

bantling

  ['bntlIN] _n. _. ,  ( £)
_____

banyan

  ['bnIn] = banian
_____

baobab

  ['beIubb] _n.  ()
_____

bap

  [bp] _n. _. 
_____

baptism

  ['bptIzm] _n. ; baptism of blood ; _. 
  ; baptism of fire  
_____

baptismal

  [bp'tIzml] _a.   ; baptismal certificate
    ; baptismal name ,   
_____

baptist

  ['bptIst] _n. 
_____

baptistrery

  ['bptIstrI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ( )
_____

baptistry

  ['bptIstrI] = baptistrery
_____

baptize

  [bp'taIz] _v. ;  
_____

bar

  I [ba:]

    1. _n.

      1)  (); ; bar of gold  ; bar of
      chocolate  ; bar of soap  

      2)  (),  (),  ()

      3)  (_.  crowbar)

      4) ; ; behind bolt and bar  ģ ; 
      ۣ

      5) 

      6) _pl. ۣ

      7) , ; to let down the bars 
      ,  

      8) _. ; to clear the bar   , 
      ; horizontal bar ; paralletl bars ()
      

      9) ,   (  ); , 

      10)    

      11) _.  ; 

      12)  (, )

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) ; all exits are barred   

      3) ; ; 

      4) _.  -.  -., -.,  

      #) bar in ;  ; bar out  

    3. _prep. ,  ; bar none  

  II [ba:] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , , ;  

  III [ba:] _n. _.

    1) ,    ; prisoner at the bar
       

    2) (the bar, the Bar) ; to be called ( to go) to the Bar
       ; to be at the Bar  ;
    to be called within the Bar    
     ; to pitch smb. over the bar _. 
    -.      

    3) , ; the bar of conscience  ; the bar of public
    opinion   

  IV [ba:] _n. _.  (    )
_____

barathea

  [,br'i:] _n.

    1)  ( ,    ۣ  )

    2) _. 
_____

barb

  [ba:b]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ; ; 

      2) _.  ( ); 

      3)  ( )

      4) ,  (, ,  )

      5) ,  

    2. _v.      ..
_____

barbarian

  [ba:'bErIn]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

barbaric

  [ba:'brIk] _a. , ; 
_____

barbarism

  ['ba:brIzm] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

barbarity

  [ba:'brItI] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2)  (, )
_____

barbarize

  ['ba:braIz] _v.

    1) _.  () 

    2)    
_____

barbarous

  ['ba:brs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

barbate

  ['ba:beIt] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) _. , 
_____

barbecue

  ['ba:bIkju:]

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2)    ۣ      
      

      3) _.      ,  
      ۣ  

      4)     

    2. _v.

      1)    ۣ  

      2)  () 
_____

barbed

  [ba:bd]

    1. _p-p.  barb 2

    2. _a.

      1)  ; ; barbed wire  

      2) , ; barbed remark  
_____

barbel

  ['ba:bl] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  ( )

    3) _. 
_____

bar-bell

  ['ba:bel] _n. _pl. _. 
_____

barber

  I ['ba:b] _n. , 

    *) every barber knows that   ,   ; barber's
    block   ; barber's pole ,    
       ,   ; barber's itch
    _.  

  II ['ba:b] _n.

    1)      

    2)    
_____

barberry

  ['ba:brI] _n. _. 
_____

barbery

  ['ba:brI] = barberry
_____

barbette

  [ba:'bet] _n. _. _. 
_____

barbican

  ['ba:bIkn] _n. _. _. ,  
_____

barbiturate

  [ba:'bItju:rIt] _n. _. 
_____

barbituric

  [,ba:bI'tjurIk] _a. _. 
_____

barcarole

  ['ba:krul] _n. 
_____

barcarolle

  ['ba:krul] = barcarole
_____

bard

  [ba:d] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. , 

    3)      ; the Bard of Avon
    
_____

bardic

  ['ba:dIk] _a. _.   ; bardic poetry  
_____

bare

  [bE]

    1. _a.

      1) , ֣; bare feet  ; to lay bare ,
      ; 

      2) ; ۣ (of - -.); 

      3) 

      4) , 

      5)  ; a bare majority  ; at
      the bare mention of    ; in bare outlines  
      ; to believe smth. on smb.'s bare word  -.  

      6) ; bare possibility  

      7) _. 

      *) (as) bare as the palm of one's hand   , 
      ; in one's bare skin 

    2. _v. ; ; to bare one's head  
_____

bareback

  ['bEbk]

    1. _a. ӣ

    2. _adv.  ;  ӣ 
_____

barebacked

  ['bEbkt] = bareback 1
_____

barefaced

  ['bEfeIst] _a.

    1)    ( ,  )

    2) _. ; 

    3) 
_____

barefoot

  ['bEfut]

    1. _a. 

    2. _adv. 
_____

barefooted

  ['bE'futId] _a. , 
_____

bare-headed

  ['bE'hedId] _a.   
_____

barelegged

  ['bE'legd] _a.   
_____

barely

  ['bElI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) _. , 
_____

barenecked

  ['bE'nekt] _a.   ; 
_____

bareness

  ['bEnIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

baresark

  ['bEsa:k] = berserk(er)
_____

bar-fly

  ['ba:flaI] _n. _.  
_____

bargain

  ['ba:gIn]

    1. _n.

      1) () ; to make ( to strike, to close) a bargain
       ;   ; a good (bad, hard, losing)
      bargain  () ; to drive a hard bargain 
      ; ; to keep one's part of the bargain 
      ; to bind a bargain  ; to be off (with) one's bargain
       

      2) (a bargain)  ; ģ  ; to buy at a
      bargain   ۣ

      3) _attr.: bargain basement      
      (.   ); bargain basement rates ۣ,
       

      *) into the bargain  ,   ; to make the best of a bad
      bargain     ; that's a bargain!  !: 
      ۣ; ?; a bargain is a bargain   ;
      wet ( Dutch) bargain ,  

    2. _v. 

      #) bargain away   ; bargain for ;
         -.; this is more than I bargained for   
      ,   
_____

bargain-basement

  ['ba:gIn,beIsmnt] _n.   ,   ̣
  
_____

bargainer

  ['ba:gIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

bargain-sale

  ['ba:gInseIl] _n.

    1) ۣ

    2) 
_____

barge

  [ba:d]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)    

      3) _.  

      4) _. ,   

      5) _.      

    2. _v.

      1)  ()  

      2) _. to barge into ( about, against) smth., smb.
        -.,  -.

      #) barge in 
_____

bargee

  [ba:'di:] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    *) lucky bargee _. ; to swear like a bargee 
     
_____

bargeman

  ['ba:dmn] = bargee 1)
_____

barge-pole

  ['ba:dpul] _n.    

    *) not fit to be touched with a barge-pole  (,  
    ..),   
_____

baric

  I ['bErIk] _a. _. 

  II ['brIk] = barometric(al)
_____

baring

  ['bErIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bare 2

    2. _n. _.    
_____

baritone

  ['brItun] = barytone
_____

barium

  ['bErIm] _n. _. 
_____

bark

  I [ba:k]

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2)  (. Jesuit's bark, Peruvian bark, China bark)

      3) _. 

      4) _attr.: bark grafting _.   ; bark mill 
       

      *) a man with the bark on _. ԣ ; to come (
      to go) between the bark and the tree    (.
      ) ;       ..; to take the
      bark off smth.  -.;  -. ,
       -.  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)   ( )

      3) _.  

  II [ba:k]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) _. 

      *) his bark is worse than his bite   ,   
       

    2. _v.

      1)  (at - )

      2) _. 

      3) _. 

      *) to bark up the wrong tree ;   
      

  III [ba:k] _n.

    1)  (  )

    2) _. 
_____

barkeeper

  ['ba:,ki:p] _n. _.  ; 
_____

barken

  ['ba:kn] _v. 
_____

barker

  I ['ba:k] _n. 

  II ['ba:k] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 

    4) _.  , . 

    *) great barkers are no biters   ,  
_____

barkery

  ['ba:krI] _n.  
_____

barking

  I ['ba:kIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bark I, 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

  II ['ba:kIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bark II, 2

    2. _n. 

    3. _a. ; barking iron _. 
_____

barkpit

  ['ba:kpIt] _n.  
_____

barley

  ['ba:lI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; to cry barley    
_____

barley sugar

  ['ba:lI'Su:g] _n. 
_____

barley-break

  ['ba:lIbreIk] _n.  ()
_____

barleycorn

  ['ba:lIkO:n] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  

    *) John Barleycorn   ,  ,  
        
_____

barley-water

  ['ba:lI,wO:t] _n.  
_____

barling

  ['ba:lIN] _n. , 
_____

barlow

  ['ba:lu] _n. _.     (. barlow knife)
_____

barm

  [ba:m] _n. () ; 
_____

barmaid

  ['ba:meId] _n.   , 
_____

barman

  ['ba:mn] _n. 
_____

barmy

  ['ba:mI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) _.  (. barmy on the crumpet); to go barmy 
_____

barn

  [ba:n] _n.

    1) ; () ; 

    2)  , 

    3) _. , 

    4) _.  
_____

barnacle

  I ['ba:nkl] _n. (. _pl.)

    1) ;  (   )

    2) _pl. _. 

  II ['ba:nkl] _n.

    1)  ݣ ()

    2)   ()

    3) _.  

    4) _.  
_____

barn-door

  ['ba:n'dO:]

    1. _n.  ; as big as a barn-door   ;
    not to be able to hit a barn-door    

    2. _a.: barn-door fowl  
_____

barn-owl

  ['ba:naul] _n.  ()
_____

barnstorm

  ['ba:nstO:m] _v. _. _.

    1)   ,    (  ԣ)

    2)        ( 
    )
_____

barnstormer

  ['ba:n,stO:m] _n. _.  ԣ
_____

barodynamics

  [,brudaI'nmIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

barograph

  ['brugra:f] _n. ,  
_____

barometer

  [b'rOmIt] _n. 
_____

barometric

  [,ba:ru'metrIk] _a. 
_____

barometrical

  [,ba:ru'metrIkl] _a. 
_____

baron

  ['brn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; baron of beef  
_____

baronage

  ['brnId] _n.

    1) ,    

    2)  
_____

baroness

  ['brnIs] _n. 
_____

baronet

  ['brnIt]

    1. _n.  ()

    2. _v.   
_____

baronetcy

  ['brnItsI] _n.  
_____

baronial

  [b'runjl] _a. 
_____

barony

  ['brnI] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3) , 
_____

baroque

  [b'rOk]

    1. _n. (the baroque) 

    2. _a.

      1) ,   

      2) 
_____

baroscope

  ['brskup] _n. 
_____

barouche

  [b'ru:S] _n. , ң 
_____

barque

  [ba:k] = bark III
_____

barrack

  I ['brk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _pl. 

    2. _v.   , 

  II ['brk] _v.  ,    (
    .)
_____

barracking

  ['brkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  barrack I, 2  II

    2. _n.       (  
    .)
_____

barracoota

  [,br'ku:t] = barracuda
_____

barracuda

  [,br'ku:d] _n. _. ,  
_____

barrage

  ['bra:] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) _.  ,   (. barrage fire)

    4) _. _. , 

    5) _attr.: barrage balloon  
_____

barrator

  ['brt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. _.    ,   
     {. barratry 2)}
_____

barratry

  ['brtrI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. _.  (, Σ    
          )
_____

barrel

  ['brl]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  ( ,    ף )

      3) ,  ()

      4)  (, )

      5) _. _.    -. 

      6) _. , , 

      7) _.   ()

      *) barrel house, barrel shop _. _. , ; ;
      to have smb. over the barrel _.  -. ; to
      holler down a rain barrel "   ", 
      ; to sit on a barrel of gunpowder    
      ;    

    2. _v.   
_____

barrel-bulk

  ['brlbAlk] _n. ߣ  (= 142 .)
_____

barrel-head

  ['brlhed] _n.  
_____

barrel-organ

  ['brl,O:gn] _n. 
_____

barrel-roll

  ['brl'rul] _n. _. 
_____

barrel-scraping

  ['brl'skreIpIN] _n. _.   ; " ԣ"
_____

barren

  ['brn]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ;  ( )

      2) ; , ; barren of interest (of ideas)
      ۣ  ()

    2. _n. (. _pl.)  , 
_____

barrenness

  ['brnnIs] _n.   . {. barren 1}
_____

barret

  ['brt] _n. 
_____

barricade

  [,brI'keId]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v. 
_____

barrier

  ['brI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) , , 

    2. _v. ,  (. barrier off, barrier in)
_____

barring

  I ['ba:rIN] _prep.  

  II ['ba:rIN] _n.

    1) _.    ()

    2) _.  ,  

  III ['ba:rIN] _pres-p.  bar I, 2
_____

barrister

  ['brIst] _n. , ; revising barrister _. ,
    
_____

barrister-at-law

  ['brIstrt'lO:] (_pl. barristers-) = barrister
_____

barrow

  I ['bru] _n. , () 

  II ['bru] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) 

    3)  ,   .. -.

    4) _attr.: barrow truck ̣ 
_____

barrow-boy

  ['brubOI] _n.  
_____

bartender

  ['ba:,tend] _n. _. 
_____

barter

  ['ba:t]

    1. _n. ,  

    2. _v.

      1) , ,   

      2) 

      #) barter away     ; _. 
      (,   ..)  -.  
_____

bartizan

  ['ba:tIzn] _n. _.  
_____

barton

  ['ba:tn] _n.

    1) 

    2)    

    3)     ,    
_____

baryta

  [b'raIt] _n. _.  
_____

barytone

  ['brItun] _n. 
_____

bas-relief

  ['bsrI,li:f] _n. 
_____

basal

  ['beIsl] _a.   , 
_____

basalt

  ['bsO:lt] _n. _. 
_____

basaltic

  [b'sO:ltIk] _a. _. 
_____

bascule

  ['bskju:l] _n. ߣ    ()
_____

bascule-bridge

  ['bskju:l'brId] _n. ߣ,  
_____

bascule-door

  ['bskju:l'dO:] _n. ߣ 
_____

base

  I [beIs]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) ;  

      3) _.  

      4) "" ( );    (. prisoner's base)

      5)  ()

      6) _. , ; 

      7) _. 

      8) _.  ()

      9) _.  ;   ;  

      *) to be off one's base _. _. )    ϣ ;
      )   (about -  ޣ-.); to change one's base
      _. _. , ; to get to first base _. _.
         ( -. )

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) , ; to base oneself upon smth.  
      -.

  II [beIs] _a.

    1) ; , 

    2) , ,  ( ); of base alloy
    

    3) _. ,  

    4) ; base period (year)   ()

    *) base coin    ; base Latin 
    

  III [beIs] _. = bass III
_____

base frequency

  ['beIs'fri:kwnsI] _n. _.  
_____

baseball

  ['beIsbO:l] _n. _. 
_____

baseboard

  ['beIsbO:d] _n. _. 
_____

baseless

  ['beIslIs] _a.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

basely

  ['beIslI] _adv. , 
_____

basement

  ['beIsmnt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ;  ;  
_____

bases

  ['beIsi:z] _pl.  basis
_____

bash

  [bS] _.

    1. _n. ; to have a bash at it , 

    2. _v. ;  ; to bash one's head against a tree
       
_____

bashaw

  [b'SO:] _. _n. 
_____

basher

  ['bS] _n. _. _. 
_____

bashful

  ['bSful] _a. , 
_____

bashing

  ['bSIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bash 2

    2. _n. _. ; to give a bashing  ң
_____

basic

  ['beIsIk] _a.

    1) ; basic principles  ; basic industry
    )   ; ) ֣ ; basic
    stock _.  

    2) _. 
_____

basically

  ['beIsIklI] _adv.   ;  ,  
_____

basicity

  [beI'sIsItI] _n. _. , 
_____

basic slag

  ['beIsIkslg] _n. - ()
_____

basil

  I ['bzl] _n. _. 

  II ['bzl] _n. ̣ 

  III ['bzl]

    1. _n. ;  

    2. _v. ; 
_____

basilica

  [b'zIlIk] _n. 
_____

basilisk

  ['bzIlIsk]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _.   

      3) _.  (  XVI-XVII .)

    2. _a. , 
_____

basin

  ['beIsn] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) , ; ϣ

    3)  (; )

    4)  
_____

basinet

  ['bsInt] _n. _.  
_____

basis

  ['beIsIs] _n. (_pl. bases)

    1) , ; on this basis   ; on a good
    neighbourly basis    

    2) 
_____

bask

  [ba:sk] _v.

    1)  ( ,  ; in)

    2)  (, ; in)
_____

basket

  ['ba:skIt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) _.   (  )

      4) _attr.: basket dinner, basket lunch, basket picnic _. 

      *) to be left in the basket   ; to give the basket
       (); to have ( to put) all one's eggs in one
      basket  ,  ӣ  ; the pick of the
      basket  ; like a basket of chips _. _. 
      , 

    2. _v.

      1)      

      2)  
_____

basket-ball

  ['ba:skItbO:l] _n. _. 
_____

basket-work

  ['ba:skItw:k] = basketry
_____

basketful

  ['ba:skItful] _n.   -.
_____

basket-hilt

  ['ba:skItIhIlt] _n.   
_____

basketry

  ['ba:skItrI] _n. ԣ 
_____

basnet

  ['bsnIt] = basinet
_____

bason

  ['beIsn]

    1. _n.    

    2. _v.  
_____

basque

  [bsk] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) 
_____

bass

  I [bs] _n. (_pl.  .) 

  II [bs] _n.

    1)  

    2) = bast

  III [beIs]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. , ; bass clef  ; bass drum 
    
_____

bass-viol

  ['beIs,vaIl] _n. ; 
_____

bass-wood

  ['bswud] _n.  
_____

basset

  I ['bsIt] _n.  ( )

  II ['bsIt] _n. _.  
_____

bassinet

  [,bsI'net] _n. ԣ   
_____

bassinette

  [,bsI'net] = bassinet
_____

basso

  ['bsu] _n. (_pl. -os ['bsuz]) _. 
_____

basso-relievo

  ['bsurI,li:vu] = bas-relief
_____

bassoon

  [b'su:n] _n. 
_____

bass-relief

  ['bsrI,li:f] = bas-relief
_____

bast

  [bst] _n.

    1) , ; ;  ; 

    2) _attr. ; bast mat   , 
_____

bastard

  ['bstd]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  £

      2) _. 

      3) , , 

      4)  (  )

    2. _a.

      1) , ģ; bastard slip )  £;
      )    

      2) , ; bastard good nature  

      3)  ;  ;  ; bastard
      French   
_____

bastardize

  ['bstdaIz] _v.  ģ
_____

bastardy

  ['bstdI] _n.

    1)  £  

    2) _attr.: bastardy order _.    
_____

baste

  I [beIst] _v.    , ͣ

  II [beIst] _v.   ()   

  III [beIst] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  ,  
_____

bastille

  [bs'ti:l] _n. _. , ; the Bastille _. 
_____

bastinado

  [,bstI'neIdu]

    1. _n. (_pl. -oes [,bstI'neIduz])   (.  ;
      )

    2. _v.   (.  )
_____

basting

  ['beIstIN]

    1. _pres-p.  baste I, II, III

    2. _n.

      1) ͣ

      2) _attr.: basting thread   ͣ
_____

bastion

  ['bstIn] _n. _. 
_____

bat

  I [bt] _n.  

    *) to have bats in one's belfry _.  ; to go bats
      ; like a bat out of hell  ,   ; blind
    as a bat  

  II [bt]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ( );  ( ); ; _. 
      ( )

      2) = batsman; a good bat  

      3) _.  

      4) _. , ; to go full bat  

      *) off one's own bat   , ; to come
      to bat _. _.    , ֣
      

    2. _v.  , 

  III [bt] _v.: to bat one's eyes , ; not to bat an eyelid 
    ; never batted an eyelid   

  IV [bt] _n. _. _. , ԣ; to go on a bat , 

  V [bt] _n. (the bat) _. ,  ; to sling the bat
     

  VI [bt] _n. _.    ""

  VII [bt] _n. ;  
_____

bat-blind

  ['btblaInd] _a.  
_____

bat-eyed

  ['btaId] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

batata

  [b'ta:t] _n. _. ,  
_____

batch

  [btS] _n.

    1)  ,    

    2) , 

    3) , 

    4) _.  ; of the same batch   
_____

batcher

  ['btS] _n. _. ; , 
_____

bate

  I [beIt] _v. (_.  abate)

    1) , ; with bated breath  

    2) ; his energy has not bated    

    3) ; to bate one's curiosity  

  II [beIt]

    1. _n.      

    2. _v.  ()    

  III [beIt] _n. _. , , ; to get in a bate
    
_____

batfowl

  ['btfaul] _v.   ,   Σ   
_____

bath

  [ba:] (_pl. baths [ba:z])

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ( ); to take ( to have) a bath  

      3) (. _pl.) ;  ; swimming baths 
       

      4) _. ; hypo bath _.  

      *) Order of the Bath  

    2. _v. , 
_____

bath-house

  ['ba:haus] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

bath-room

  ['ba:rum] _n.  ()
_____

bath-tub

  ['ba:tAb] _n. 
_____

bathe

  [beI]

    1. _n. ; to have a bathe , 

    2. _v.

      1) (); (); to bathe one's hands in blood 
       

      2) ,  ();  ()

      3)  ( -  , )

      4)  ( )
_____

bather

  ['beI] _n. ; 
_____

bathing

  ['beIIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bathe 2

    2. _n. 
_____

bathing-box

  ['beIINbOks] _n.   
_____

bathing-dress

  ['beIINdres] _n.  
_____

bathing-machine

  ['beIINm,Si:n] _n.   ̣   
_____

bathometer

  [b'OmIt] _a. 
_____

bathos

  ['beIOs] _n.

    1) ; ; the bathos of stupidity  

    2) _.      ( )
_____

bathrobe

  ['ba:rub] _n.  
_____

bathwater

  ['ba:,wO:t] _n.   ; to throw the baby out with the bathwater
       £
_____

bathymetry

  [b'ImItrI] _n.   ()
_____

bathyscaphe

  ['bIskf] _n.  (    
    )
_____

bathysphere

  ['bIsfI] _n.  ( ,   )
_____

bating

  ['beItIN] _prep.  
_____

batiste

  [b'ti:st] _n. 
_____

batman

  ['btmn] _n. _. , , 
_____

baton

  ['btn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ֣ 

      3) _.  ; to pass the baton  

      4)  

    2. _v.   ( )
_____

batsman

  ['btsmn] _n.   ( , )
_____

battalion

  [b'tljn] _n. ; _. .  
_____

battels

  ['btlz] _n. _pl. ޣ  ,    
  ( )
_____

batten

  I ['btn]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

      3)    

      4) _attr. ; batten wall  

    2. _v.

      1)  () ;  

      2) _.  (. batten down)

  II ['btn] _v.

    1) , 

    2)   ޣ 

    3) _.     

    4)  ( )
_____

batter

  I ['bt]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  ;   

      3) _.   ;  

      4) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)  , , ;  (. batter about,
      batter down); to batter at the door    

      2)   , 

      3)  (); ,  ()

      4) ;   ( Σ)

      5) _.  

  II ['bt] _.

    1. _n. ,  ()

    2. _v. 

  III ['bt] = batsman
_____

battered

  ['btd]

    1. _p-p.  batter I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , ң

      3) 
_____

battering-ram

  ['btrINrm] _n. _. ,  
_____

battery

  ['btrI] _n.

    1) _. ;  (̣ ); _. 
    

    2) _. ;  ;  (. 
    )

    3) _. ,  

    *) cooking battery  ; to turn a man's battery against
    himself     ; to mask one's batteries
      
_____

battery locomotive

  ['btrI'luk,mutIv] _n. 
_____

batting

  ['btIN] _n. 
_____

battle

  ['btl]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; pitched battle  
      

      2) ; to fight a losing battle  , ޣ 
      

      3) _attr. ; battle alarm  ; battle honour 
      

      *) battle royal ,  ;  ; half the battle
       , ; the battle of the books ޣ ; to
      fight one's battles over again   ; to come
      unscathed out of the battle    ; general's
      (soldier's) battle ,     
      ( ); above the battle ,  
        ; to fight smb.'s battles for him    
      -.

    2. _v. ,  (for -  -., -.. with, against -
     -., -.)
_____

battle dress

  ['btldres] _n. _.  
_____

battle-array

  ['btl'reI] _n.  
_____

battle-axe

  ['btlks] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

battle-cruiser

  ['btl,kru:z] _n.  
_____

battle-cry

  ['btlkraI] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

battle-field

  ['btlfi:ld] _n.  ,  
_____

battle-fleet

  ['btlfli:t] _n.  
_____

battle-grey

  ['btl'greI] _a.  
_____

battle-ground

  ['btlgraund] _n.

    1)  , ;   

    2)  
_____

battle-order

  ['btl'O:d] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)  

    3)  
_____

battle-piece

  ['btlpi:s] _n. _.  
_____

battle-plane

  ['btlpleIn] _n. _.  ̣, 
_____

battle-seasoned

  ['btl'si:znd] _a.

    1) ̣  ; , 

    2) 
_____

battle-tried

  ['btltraId] _a.   ; 
_____

battle-wagon

  ['btl,wgn] _n. _. _. _. 
_____

battlecraft

  ['btlkra:ft] _n.  
_____

battledore

  ['btldO:] _n.

    1) ̣; 

    2)  (   ); battledore and shuttlecock   
_____

battlement

  ['btlmnt] _n. ( _pl.)

    1)  ;  (, )

    2)   
_____

battler

  ['btl] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ӣ
_____

battleship

  ['btlSIp] _n.  , 
_____

battue

  [b'tu:] _n. _.

    1)  ( )

    2)  

    3) , 
_____

batty

  ['btI] _a. _. , 
_____

bauble

  ['bO:bl] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2): fool's bauble   (  )
_____

baubling

  ['bO:blIN] _a. 
_____

baulk

  [bO:k] = balk
_____

baulky

  ['bO:kI] = balky
_____

bauxite

  ['bO:ksaIt] _n. _. ,  
_____

bawbee

  [bO:'bi:] _n. _. _. 
_____

bawd

  [bO:d] _n. _.

    1) ;   

    2) 

    3) 
_____

bawdry

  ['bO:drI] _n. , 
_____

bawdy

  ['bO:dI]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

bawdy-house

  ['bO:dIhaus] _n.  ,  
_____

bawl

  [bO:l]

    1. _n. ; ң;  

    2. _v. ,  (at -  -.); to bawl and squall ;
    bawl out , ; to bawl out abuse ; to bawl
    smb. out ,   -.
_____

bay

  I [beI] _a. , , 

  II [beI] _n.

    1) _. ̣ ( ); ̣ 

    2) ;     , ""

    3) 

    4)  

    5) _-. 

    6)  

  III [beI]

    1. _n. 

      *) at bay   ; to bring ( to drive) to bay
      ) _.  (); )   ; ) _. 
      ()  ; to hold ( to keep) smb. at bay 
      -.  ,  ; to stand at bay, to turn to bay
       

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) , ;  ()

  IV [beI]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  

  V [beI] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) _pl. ,  

    3) _attr.: bay rum   (  )

  VI [beI]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

bay window

  ['beI'wIndu] _n. _. , 
_____

bay-salt

  ['beI'sO:lt] _n.    ڣ 
_____

bayadere

  [,ba:j'dE] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

bayonet

  ['beInIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to charge with the bayonet   ; at the point
      of the bayonet  ;  

      2) _attr. ; bayonet fighting  

    2. _v.  

      #) bayonet into  , 
_____

bayou

  ['baIu:] _n.   ,     ( 
  )
_____

bazaar

  [b'za:] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3)  ;   ; Christmas bazaar 
     
_____

bazar

  [b'za:] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3)  ;   ; Christmas bazar 
     
_____

bazooka

  [b:'zu:k] _n. _. _.   ͣ
  ""
_____

be

  [bi:] _v. (_sing. was, _pl. were; been)

    1) , 

    2) ; ; where are my books?   ?; are you
    often in town?      ?; I have never been to the
    Caucasus      

    3) , ; admission exams are once a year in autumn
    ɣ       

    4) ; how mush is it?   ?

    5)      -: he is a
    teacher  ; I am cold  

    6)     )   
    : I am reading  ; )   : such
    questions are settled by the committee   
    

    7)       
    , , : I am to inform you  
     ; he is to be there now     

    #) be about )  (c _inf.); he is about to go  
    ; )   -.; )   , ; be at
    ; what would you be at?   ?; be away
    ) ; ) = be off; be back ; be for )  
    -., -.,; )  ; be in ) ,  (
    ,   ..);  (  ); )  (
    ); )  ; )    (  );
    the labour candidate is in    ۣ 
    ; ): be in on smth.   ޣ-.; be off ; the
    train is off  ۣ; be on ) ; )  ( );
    what is on at the Bolshoi Theatre today?  ģ   
    ?; be out   ,    ..; be up ) ;
    ) , ; )   ; ) ; ): be up to
    smth.  -.

    *) how are you? !,   ?; to be going
     ( _inf.     ); the
    clock is going to strike    ; to let be  
    ; to be oneself )   ; )   ; to be of
    (a group, class, etc.)    (,   ..); they
    knew he was not of them    Σ ; to be in smb.
     ,   -.; it is not in him to do
    such a thing     ,    ; I've been
    there _. ӣ   ; you've been (and gone) and done it
    _.     
_____

be-

  [bi:] _pref.

    1)      : ) ,
    ; .: beset, besiege , ,  (,
    ); ) , ; .: besmear , ,
    ; bescorch , 

    2)        
       ; .: belittle ,
    , ; bedim , 

    3)       ,
    ,  ,     
    ; .: becloud ,  ;
    beguile ; bespangle  ̣
_____

be-in

  ['bi:'In] _n.   ;  (  )
_____

beach

  [bi:tS]

    1. _n. ,   , ; ;   
       ; to hit the beach   ,
    

      *) to be on the beach ) ;   ֣ ,
       ; ) _. _.   

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   
_____

beach-comber

  ['bi:tS,kum] _n.

    1)  ,   

    2) ()    ,  
    

    3) _.   ̣ ; ; 
_____

beach-head

  ['bi:tShed] _n. _.   (  )
_____

beach-la-mar

  ['bi:tSl'ma:] _n. _.  (   
  )
_____

beach-master

  ['bi:tS,ma:st] _n. _.     
_____

beacon

  ['bi:kn]

    1. _n.

      1)  (. _.); ; 

      2)  

      3)  

      4) 

      5) 

      6)   "" ( )

      7) _attr.: beacon fire, beacon light  

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) ,  ;  
_____

beaconage

  ['bi:knId] _n.      
_____

bead

  [bi:d]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) _pl. ; 

      3) _pl. _. ޣ; to tell one's beads   (
      ޣ)

      4) 

      5) ң ()

      6) _. , ; to draw a bead on 

      7) _. ,  , , , 

      8) _.  (   )

      *) to pray without one's beads 

    2. _v.

      1)  (); the houses are beaded along the river 
        (.   )  

      2)  

      3)  

      4) _.  

      5) _.  ; 
_____

bead-roll

  ['bi:drul] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) ޣ

    4) _. _.  
_____

beaded

  ['bi:dId]

    1. _p-p.  bead 2

    2. _a.

      1)  (   _.  )

      2)   , , 
_____

beadle

  ['bi:dl] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  

    3)   
_____

beadledom

  ['bi:dldm] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

beadleship

  ['bi:dlSIp] _n.   ,  ,
    
_____

beadsman

  ['bi:dzmn] _n.

    1)   

    2) _.  ( )
_____

beady

  ['bi:dI] _a.

    1)   ,    ( ); beady eyes
    -

    2)  
_____

beagle

  ['bi:gl]

    1. _n.

      1)  (); a pack of beagles  

      2) 

    2. _v.   
_____

beak

  [bi:k] _n.

    1) 

    2) -.,   ( ,  ,  
        ..)

    3) _. 

    4) _. _. ,  ()

    5) _. 
_____

beaked

  [bi:kt] _a.

    1)  

    2)  ( , )
_____

beaker

  ['bi:k] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) _. , 
_____

beam

  [bi:m]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  

      2) ;  ;  

      3) ; , 

      4)  

      5) _. 

      6) _.  (. walking beam, working beam); 
      (); to kick ( to strike) the beam  , 
        (  ); _.  

      7) _. ,  (); to be on one's beam ends  
       ( ); _.   ,   

      8) _. ; on the beam  

      9) _-.  ()

      10)  ( ̣)

      11)   (, )

      12) _attr.: beam sea  ; beam aerial _. 
      

      *) beam in one's eye "   ", 
      ; to be on the beam    ; to be off the
      beam   ; to be off one's beam _. _. ;
      to tip ( to turn) the beam   

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) ,  ; to beam with joy   

      3)  , 

      4)   ̣   

      5) _.   
_____

beam thread

  ['bi:mred] _n. _.  
_____

beam wireless

  ['bi:m,waIlIs] _n. _.    
_____

bean

  [bi:n] _n.

    1) ; kidney ( French) bean ; horse beans  

    2) _. , 

    3) _.  (. ); not to have a bean   
    ; not worth a bean    

    *) full of beans )  ( ); ) , ; 
     ; like beans   ; to give smb. beans
    _. ) ,  -.; )  -. ( );
    to get beans _.  , ; a hill of beans _.
    ; old bean _. , ; to spill the beans
    )  , ; )  (-.) ;
    )    ,  ; every bean has its black _.
        ; he found the bean in the cake 
    , ; to know beans, to know how many beans make
    five    ;    
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bean-feast

  ['bi:nfi:st] _n.

    1)  ,       

    2) , 
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bean-pod

  ['bi:npOd] _n.  
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beano

  ['bi:nu] _n. (_pl. -os ['bi:nuz]) _. . bean-feast

    1)  ,       

    2) , 
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bear

  I [bE]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ,  ; to play the bear   

      3) _. ,   

      4) _. Great (Little, Lesser) Bear  () 

      5)  , 

      6) _. ڣ

      7) _. _.  (  )

      8) _attr.: bear pool _.  ,  
      ; bear market _.    

      *) cross ( sulky, surly) as a bear   ޣ; bridled bear
      ,   Σ; to take a bear by the tooth 
         ,   ; to sell the bear's
      skin before one has caught the bear    ;
      had it been a bear it would have bitten you  , ;
      ()   ,   

    2. _v. _.   

  II [bE] _v. (bore; borne)

    1) ; ; , 

    2) ;  , ; , ; will the
    ice bear today?    ̣ ?

    3) (_p-p. born) , ; to bear children  ;
    to bear fruit  ; born in 1919  1919 

    4) ,  (  ..)

    5) , ; I can't bear him    

    6) _refl. ;  

    7)  (on)

    8) 

    #) bear away )  (,   ..);  ;
    ): to be borne away  , ޣ; bear down
    ) ; ) _.   ; )  (upon -
    ); ,  (upon -  -.); ) ; bear in:
    to be borne in on smb.  ,  -.; bear off
    ; bear on ,    -.; bear out
    ; ; ; bear up ) ;
    ; )  ; ) _.  ( );
    ): to bear up for   ; bear upon = bear on; bear
    with    -.;   -.

    *) to bear arms )  ;   ; to bear arms
    against smb.    -.,   -.;
    )    ; to bear company )  ,
    ; ) ; to bear comparison  ;
    to bear a hand ; ; to bear hard on smb. 
    -.; to bear in mind ;   ; to bear a part
     ; to bear a resemblance  ,  ;
    to bear to the right etc.    ..; to bear the signature
     ,  ; to bear testimony, to bear witness
    , ,  
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bear-baiting

  ['bE,beItIN] _n.  
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bear-pit

  ['bEpIt] _n.  
_____

bearable

  ['bErbl] _a. , 
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beard

  [bId]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)   

      3)  ()

      4)   

      5) ; 

      *) to laugh in one's beard  ; ; to speak
      in one's beard ; to laugh at smb.'s beard )  
       -.; )   -.; to pluck ( to take)
      by the beard  

    2. _v.

      1)   ; to beard the lion in his den 
           

      2) ԣ    
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bearded

  ['bIdId]

    1. _p-p.  beard 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. 
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beardless

  ['bIdlIs] _a. ; _. 
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bearer

  ['bEr] _n.

    1) ,    . {. bear II}

    2) 

    3) 

    4)  ();  ()

    5)  ; this tree is a good (poor) bearer  
      () 

    6) _. ; 
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bearer company

  ['bEr,kAmpnI] _n. _.  
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beargarden

  ['bE,ga:dn] _n.

    1) _.  

    2)  , ""
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bearing

  I ['bErIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bear II

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) ,   

      3) 

      4) ; ;   

      5) ; beyond ( past) all bearing ; 

      6) ; to consider a question in all its bearings
          ; this has no bearing on the
      question       , 

      7) ; the precise bearing of the word   

      8)  ( )

      9) _. ; roller bearing  

      10) _. ;  

      11) _pl. _. _. _. , ; ; to lose one's
      bearings  ; ; _. ; to
      take one's bearings ,  

    3. _a.

      1) 

      2) , 

      *) bearing finder ; bearing capacity ߣ;
       

  II ['bErIN] _pres-p.  bear I, 2
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bearish

  ['bErIS] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. 
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bearleader

  ['bE,li:d] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _. Σ,     
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bearskin

  ['bEskIn] _n.

    1)  

    2)   ( )
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beast

  [bi:st] _n.

    1) , ; ; ; beast of burden  ;
    beast of prey  ; to make a beast of oneself 
     

    2) _. ;  

    3) _.  

    *) a beast of a job ,  
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beastliness

  ['bi:stlInIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
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beastly

  ['bi:stlI]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; ; 

      2) _. , ; beastly weather  

      3) _. , 

    2. _adv. _. (    )
    , ; it is beastly wet  , 
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beat

  [bi:t]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ();  ()

      2)  ()

      3) ;  

      4) , ; the measured beat of the waves  
      

      5) , ;  (); to be on the beat  ;
       ; to be off ( out of) one's beat  
          

      6) _. _.  

      7) _. _. 

      8) _. -. ; I've never seen his beat 
      

      9) = beatnik

      10) _. ,  (   )

      11) _.  

      12) _attr.: beat generation 

    2. _v. (beat; beat, beaten)

      1) , , 

      2)  (  );  (); 
      (, );  ();  ( ; . beat small);
       (ף, ,   ..)

      3)  ( );  (   ); ,
       (   )

      4) , ; the team was beaten for the second time
         ; to beat smb. at his own game
       -.   

      5) ; it beats everything I ever heard  
      ӣ, -.  ; to beat smth. hollow ,
       -.; it beats the band ( all, anything, creation, my
      grandmother, the devil, hell, the world)   ӣ; 
      ; ,   !

      6) _. _. ; ;  (  ..); to
      beat a bill    ޣ

      7) _.  ()

      8) _. ,    , 

      #) beat about: to beat about the bush    ;
         , ; tell me straight what you want
      without beating about the bush  ,  ,  
      ; beat back , ; beat down )  ();
      )  (, ); beat in ; ;
      beat into , ; beat off = beat back; beat out
      ,  (); to beat out the meaning 
      ; to be beaten out _.   ; beat up
      )  (  ..); )  (); ) ;
         ; ): beat up the quarters of
      ; ) _.   ,  

      *) to beat smb. hollow ( all to pieces, to nothing, to ribbands,
      to smithereens, to sticks)  -. ; to beat it
      _. ; beat it! _. !, !; to beat goose 
        ,  ; to beat the air ( the wind)
        ,  ; to beat one's head
      with ( about) a thing    -. ; to beat
      one's way ; that beats me    ;  
       ; can you beat it?     
      -. ?
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beaten

  ['bi:tn]

    1. _p-p.  beat 2

    2. _a.

      1) , ģ, 

      2) , 

      3) ̣, 

      4) ң; beaten path ( track) )  ;
      ) ң ; ; off the beaten track   
       ; _.  ,  

      5) 

      6) _. ; beaten area  
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beater

  ['bi:t] _n.

    1) ,  أ

    2) _. 

    3) ; ()

    4) _. ; 

    5) _-. ;  ()

    *) he is no beater about the bush   
_____

beatific

  [,bi:'tIfIk] _a. ;  ; beatific smile 
  
_____

beatifical

  [,bi:'tIfIkl] _a. ;  ; beatifical smile
   
_____

beatify

  [bi:'tIfaI] _v.

    1)  

    2) _. 
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beating

  ['bi:tIN]

    1. _pres-p.  beat 2

    2. _n.

      1) أ; 

      2) 

      3)  ()

      4)  ()
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beatitude

  [bi:'tItju:d] _n. 
_____

beatnik

  ['bi:tnIk] _n. 
_____

beau

  [bu] _n. _. (_pl. beaux)

    1) ݣ, 

    2) ; 
_____

beau ideal

  ['buaI'dIl] _n. _. ,  
_____

beauteous

  ['bju:tjs] _a. _. , 
_____

beautician

  [bju:'tISn] _n. ; 
_____

beautiful

  ['bju:tful] _a.

    1) , ,

    2) 
_____

beautify

  ['bju:tIfaI] _v.

    1) ,  

    2)  () ; 
_____

beauty

  ['bju:tI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  ( _.); that's the beauty of it  - 
    ; you are a beauty!  ,  !

    *) beauty is in the eye of the gazer ( of the beholder)  
     ,    ; beauty is but skin deep 
    ;    
_____

beauty-sleep

  ['bju:tIsli:p] _n.

    1)  Σ (.    ..)

    2)   ( )
_____

beauty-spot

  ['bju:tIspOt] _n.  ( )
_____

beautyparlour

  ['bju:tI,pa:l] _n.  ;  
_____

beaux

  [buz] _pl.  beau
_____

beaver

  I ['bi:v] _n.

    1) 

    2) £,  

    3)  

    4) _. 

    5) _. 

  II ['bi:v] _n. _. 
_____

becalm

  [bI'ka:m] _v.

    1) 

    2)  ( )
_____

became

  [bI'keIm] _p.  become
_____

because

  [bI'kOz] _cj.

    1)  ;  

    2): because of (.  ) -, 
_____

bechamel

  [,beISa:'mel] _n.  
_____

beck

  I [bek]

    1. _n. ;  ; to be at smb.'s beck and call 
      أ-. 

    2. _v. ; ;   

  II [bek] _n. _. 
_____

beckon

  ['bekn] _v. , ;   (, )
_____

becloud

  [bI'klaud] _v. ; ;  (, )
_____

become

  [bI'kAm] _v. (became; become)

    1) .  - , ; he became a doctor
      ; it became cold  

    2)  (of); what has become of him?    ?;  
    ?

    3) , 

    4)   ; this dress becomes you well     ģ
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becoming

  [bI'kAmIN]

    1. _pres-p.  become

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ()   ( )

    3. _n. _. 
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bed

  [bed]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; bed of straw  ; to make
      the bed  ; to go to bed  ; to take to
      one's bed   ; to keep to (one's) bed ,  
      ; to leave one's bed ,   

      2)  

      3) ; , 

      4)  (, )

      5) _. ; the bed of honour    ; 
      ; to put to bed with a shovel 

      6) _. , ; 

      7) _-.  ; 

      8) _.  ( )

      9) _. 

      *) as you make your bed, so you must lie upon it _.  ,
        Σ; bed of roses ( flowers) ̣ ; bed of thorns
       ; ,  ; to go to bed in one's
      boots _.   ; to die in one's bed 
       ; to be brought to bed (of a boy)  
       (); to go to bed with the lamb and rise with the
      lark      ; to get out of bed on
      the wrong side    ,    ; bed
      and board   , 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   

      3)   ( )

      4) ,    (. bed out)

      5)     (   ף  ..);
      
_____

bed-bug

  ['bedbAg] _n. 
_____

bed-clothes

  ['bedkluz] _n. _pl.  أ
_____

bed-rock

  ['bed'rOk] _n.

    1) _.   , ;  ()

    2)  ; to get down to bed-rock    
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bed-side

  ['bedsaId] _n.: to sit ( to watch) at ( by) a person's bed-side
    ; to have a good bed-side manner   
   ( ); to keep books at one's bed-side   
   
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bed-side table

  ['bedsaId,teIbl] _n.  , () 
_____

bed-sitter

  ['bed,sIt] _. . bed-sitting-room
_____

bed-spread

  ['bedspred] _n.  
_____

bedabble

  [bI'dbl] _v. ; 
_____

bedaub

  [bI'dO:b] _v. , 
_____

bedazzle

  [bI'dzl] _v.  
_____

bedding

  ['bedIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bed 2

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)   

      3) , ; 

      4) _. , ; 

      5)   
_____

bedeck

  [bI'dek] _v. ; ; ; bedecked with jewels
   
_____

bedel

  [be'del] = beadle 1)
_____

bedell

  [be'del] = beadle 1)
_____

bedesman

  ['bi:dzmn] = beadsman
_____

bedevil

  [bI'devl] _v.

    1) , 

    2)   

    3) ; " "
_____

bedew

  [bI'dju:] _v.  ; 
_____

bedfast

  ['bedfa:st] _a. _.    ()
_____

bedfellow

  ['bed,felu] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  ( -.)   

    3) Σ

    *) a strange bedfellow  
_____

bedgown

  ['bedgaun] _n.   
_____

bedim

  [bI'dIm] _v. ; 
_____

bedizen

  [bI'daIzn] _v. , У , 
_____

bedlam

  ['bedlm] _n.  ۣ; _. ,  
_____

bedlamite

  ['bedlmaIt]

    1. _n.  ()

    2. _a. 
_____

bedouin

  ['beduIn] _n. (_pl. -s ['beduInz]   .) 
_____

bedpan

  ['bedpn] _n.  
_____

bedpost

  ['bedpust] _n.  ; between you and me and the bedpost
   ,  
_____

bedraggle

  [bI'drgl] _v. , 
_____

bedrid

  ['bed,rId] _a.

    1) ң; ; ; bedrid argument  

    2) _. = bedridden
_____

bedridden

  ['bed,rIdn] _a.    
_____

bedroom

  ['bedrum] _n. ; single (double) bedroom    ()
   ()
_____

bedsore

  ['bedsO:] _n. 
_____

bedstead

  ['bedsted] _n.  
_____

bedtime

  ['bedtaIm] _n.   
_____

bee

  [bi:] _n.

    1) ; _.  

    2)  ,   ..     
    (.     )

    *) to have a bee in one's bonnet _. )   ; ) 
      ޣ-.
_____

beekeeper

  ['bi:,ki:p] _n. ; 
_____

bee-line

  ['bi:laIn] _n.  () 
_____

bee-master

  ['bi:,ma:st] = beekeeper
_____

beech

  [bi:tS]

    1. _n. ,  

    2. _a. 
_____

beef

  [bi:f]

    1. _n. (_pl. beeves, _. beefs [bi:fs])

      1) ; horse beef 

      2)    (  );  

      3) 

      4) _.  ( )

      5) , 

      6) _. 

    2. _v. _. 
_____

beef tea

  ['bi:f'ti:] _n.  
_____

beef-witted

  ['bi:f'wItId] _a. , 
_____

beefeater

  ['bi:f,i:t] _n.

    1) - (  )

    2)    
_____

beefsteak

  ['bi:f'steIk] _n. 
_____

beefy

  ['bi:fI] _a. ; , 
_____

beehive

  ['bi:haIv] _n. 
_____

been

  [bi:n] ( ); [bIn] ( ) _p-p.  be
_____

beep

  [bi:p] _n.  
_____

beer

  I [bI] _n. ; small beer )  ; ) _. ;
  ) _.  ; to think no small beer of oneself  
    

    *) beer and skittles  ; to be in beer _. 
    ; beer chaser _. "" (    )

  II [bI] _n. _.  ()
_____

beerhouse

  ['bIhaus] _n. 
_____

beery

  ['bIrI] _a.

    1) ;  

    2) 
_____

beestings

  ['bi:stINz] _n. _pl.   , 
_____

beeswax

  ['bi:zwks]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

beeswing

  ['bi:zwIN] _n.

    1) ̣  ,   (.  )

    2)  
_____

beet

  [bi:t] _n. ף; white beet  ף
_____

beetle

  I ['bi:tl] _n.

    1) ; Colorado beetle  

    2) _. ; blind as a beetle, beetle blind  

  II ['bi:tl]

    1. _n. _. ; ; ; three-man beetle ,
      

      *) between the beetle and the block    ; 
       

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  ()

  III ['bi:tl]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _v. ; 

      #) beetle off _. , 
_____

beetle-browed

  ['bi:tlbraud] _a.

    1)   

    2) ; ; 
_____

beetle-crusher

  ['bi:tl,krAS] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

beetle-head

  ['bi:tlhed] _n. 
_____

beetling

  I ['bi:tlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  beetle III, 2

    2. _a. ; beetling cliffs (brows)   ()

  II ['bi:tlIN] _pres-p.  beetle II, 2
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beetroot

  ['bi:tru:t] _n. 
_____

beeves

  [bi:vz] _pl.  beef
_____

befall

  [bI'fO:l] _v. (befell; befallen) , , ; a
  strange fate befell him    
_____

befallen

  [bI'fO:ln] _p-p.  befall
_____

befell

  [bI'fel] _p.  befall
_____

befit

  [bI'fIt] _v. ,  (-.)
_____

befog

  [bI'fOg] _v. 
_____

befogged

  [bI'fOgd] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

befool

  [bI'fu:l] _v. , 
_____

before

  [bI'fO:]

    1. _adv.

      1) ; ң

      2) , , ; I have heard it before    ;
      long before  

    2. _prep.

      1) ; he stood before us    

      2)  ,  ; to appear before the Court 
       

      3) ; the day before yesterday ,  ; Chaucer
      lived before Shakespeare    ; before long ,
      ; before now ,   

      4) ; your whole life is before you     

      5) ; ; to be before others in class  ( )
        ; I love him before myself   
        

      6) ... ; he would die before lying   ң, 
      ֣

    3. _cj.  ; he arrived before I expected him  
    ,   
_____

beforehand

  [bI'fO:hnd] _adv.

    1) , ң; ; to be beforehand with smb.
    ,  -.

    2) (  .) ; you are rather beforehand in your
    conclusions     
_____

befoul

  [bI'faul] _v. ; 
_____

befriend

  [bI'frend] _v.  ; 
_____

befringe

  [bI'frInd] _v.  , 
_____

befuddle

  [bI'fAdl] _v. 
_____

beg

  [beg] _v.

    1) ,  (of - -.; for -  ޣ-.); to beg leave
     ; to beg pardon  , 

    2) ;  

    3) ,     ( )

    4) (    ); to beg to do smth.  
     ,   -. ; I beg to differ 
      ; I beg to enclose  ӣ ; we beg to
    inform you  

    #) beg off ; to beg smb. off  -. ,
     

    *) to beg the question    ۣ,  
    
_____

begad

  [bI'gd] _int. _.  !
_____

began

  [bI'gn] _p.  begin
_____

beget

  [bI'get] _v. (begot; begotten)

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

begetter

  [bI'get] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ; ; 
_____

beggar

  ['beg]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. , ; ; insolent beggar ; poor
      beggar ; dull beggar ,  ; ;
      stubborn beggar ; little beggars  (   )

      *) beggars must ( should) be no choosers _.  
       ; the beggar may sing before the thief _.
         ; a beggar on horseback ; set a beggar
      on horseback and he'll ride to the devil _.   
      ,     ; to know smth., smb. as well as a beggar
      knows his bag  -., -.    

    2. _v.

      1)   , ; to beggar oneself 

      2) ; it beggars all description   
      
_____

beggarly

  ['beglI]

    1. _a. ; ; ; beggarly hovel  

    2. _adv.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

beggary

  ['begrI] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

begging

  ['begIN]

    1. _pres-p.  beg

    2. _n. ; to go (a-) begging ) ; )  
    , ; )   ( )

    3. _a. ;  ; to proffer a begging bow!
       
_____

begin

  [bI'gIn] _v. (began; begun) (); she began weeping ( to
  weep)  ; to begin at the beginning    ;
  to begin at the wrong end     ; to begin on (
  upon) smth. )   -.; )    -.; to begin
  over  

    *) well begun is half done _.    ; to
    begin with  , -
_____

beginner

  [bI'gIn] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) ; 
_____

beginning

  [bI'gInIN]

    1. _pres-p.  begin

    2. _n.

      1) ; since the beginning of time   ͣ

      2)  

      3) ; 

      4) _pl. ,  

      *) a good beginning is half the battle, a good beginning makes a
      good ending _.    ; a bad beginning
      makes a bad ending _.  ,   Σ; in every
      beginning think of the end _.  ,   
_____

begird

  [bI'g:d] _v. (begirt) ; 
_____

begirt

  [bI'g:t] _p.  _p-p.  begird
_____

begone

  [bI'gOn] _int. !, !
_____

begot

  [bI'gOt] _p.  beget
_____

begotten

  [bI'gOtn] _p-p.  beget
_____

begrime

  [bI'graIm] _v. ,  , ; begrimed with dust
  ̣
_____

begrudge

  [bI'grAd] _v.

    1) 

    2)  (-.), 
_____

beguile

  [bI'gaIl] _v.

    1) ; to beguile a man into doing smth.  
    -.  -.

    2) , 

    3)  أ-. 

    4) ,  
_____

begum

  ['beIgm] _n.  (   )
_____

begun

  [bI'gAn] _p-p.  begin
_____

behalf

  [bI'ha:f] _n.: on ( in) behalf of   -.;  
  -.; on my (his, her) behalf   (, ţ) ;  
  (, ţ) ; on behalf of my friends    
_____

behave

  [bI'heIv] _v.

    1) ,  ; to behave oneself    ;
    behave yourself!   !

    2)  ( )
_____

behaviour

  [bI'heIvj] _n.

    1) , ; to be on one's best behaviour  
       ; to put smb. on his good behaviour  
     

    2) _.  ()
_____

behaviourism

  [bI'heIvjrIzm] _n. _. 
_____

behead

  [bI'hed] _v.  , 
_____

beheading

  [bI'hedIN]

    1. _pres-p.  behead

    2. _n.  
_____

beheld

  [bI'held] _p.  _p-p.  behold I
_____

behemoth

  [bI'hi:mO] _n. _. ; _. 
_____

behest

  [bI'hest] _n. _. , ; 
_____

behind

  [bI'haInd]

    1. _adv. , ; ; to leave behind )   ;
    )  , ; ) , ; I've left the
    magazines behind   () ; to be behind ;
    to fall behind 

    2. _prep.

      1) , , ; ; behind the house  ,  ;
      behind the back  , ; behind the scenes  ;
      behind time  ; behind the times ; ;
      there is more behind it  - ݣ 

      2)  (   ..); he is behind other boys of his class
           ( , )

    3. _n. _. 
_____

behindhand

  [bI'haIndhnd]

    1. _a. _predic.

      1) ; ; he is behindhand in his schoolwork 
        

      2) ,  ; he is behindhand with his rent  
       

    2. _adv.  
_____

behold

  [bI'huld]

    1. _v. (beheld)

      1) , 

      2) , 

    2. _int. !, !
_____

beholden

  [bI'huldn] _a. _predic. ,  (to - -., for -
   -.)
_____

beholder

  [bI'huld] _n. ; 
_____

behoof

  [bI'hu:f] _n. , ,  (. .  : in, on
   for my, your, his etc. behoof)
_____

behoove

  [bI'hu:v] _v. , ; it behooves you to go  
  
_____

behove

  [bI'huv] _v. , ; it behoves you to go  
  
_____

beige

  [beI] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) _.    
_____

being

  ['bi:IN]

    1. _pres-p.  be; being that  

    2. _n.

      1) , , ; social being determines
      consciousness _.   ; in being ;
      ; to call into being   , 

      2) , ; human beings 

      3) , ;   ; to the very roots of one's being
        

    3. _a. , ; for the time being )   ;
    )   
_____

belabour

  [bI'leIb] _v. _. , ; 
_____

belaid

  [bI'leId] _p.  _p-p.  belay I
_____

belated

  [bI'leItId] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  , 
_____

belaud

  [bI'lO:d] _v. , 
_____

belay

  [bI'leI]

    1. _v. (belayed [bI'leId], belaid) _.  (,  
    )

    2. _int. _. !, !
_____

belch

  [beltS]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  (, )

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  (; . belch forth, belch out)

      3)  ();  (, )
_____

belcher

  ['beltS] _n. У   
_____

beldam

  ['beldm] _n.  , 
_____

beldame

  ['beldm] = beldam
_____

beleaguer

  [bI'li:g] _v. 
_____

belfry

  ['belfrI] _n. ; 
_____

belie

  [bI'laI] _v.

    1) , 

    2)    ( ޣ-.)

    3) 

    4) ; ; his acts belie his words  
      

    5)   ()
_____

belief

  [bI'li:f] _n.

    1) ;  (in); beyond belief ; it staggers belief
      

    2) , ; to the best of my belief   

    3) 
_____

believable

  [bI'li:vbl] _a. , 
_____

believe

  [bI'li:v] _v.

    1) ; we soon believe what we desire    
     ; believe it or not  ,  

    2) ; I believe you   , ; I believe in you  
     

    3)   ; I believe in early rising  
       

    4) , ; I believe so , ; -, ;  (
    ); I believe not ,  ;  

    *) you'd better believe it _. _.   ; to make
    believe  , 
_____

believer

  [bI'li:v] _n.

    1) ; true believer 

    2) , ; a firm believer in smth. ף 
    -.
_____

belike

  [bI'laIk] _adv. _. ,  
_____

belittle

  [bI'lItl] _v. , , 
_____

bell

  I [bel]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ; 

      3) , 

      4) _.  ;  ( )

      5) _.  (); ; to strike the bells  

      6) _. ;  

      7)  ()

      *) to bear the bell  , ; to bear ( to
      carry) away the bell    ; to lose the bell
         ; to bear the cap and bells
        ; bell, book and candle _.  
      ; by ( with) bell, book and candle _. ,
      ; to ring the bell _.  ; 
      ; to ring one's own bell  

    2. _v.  , 

      *) to bell the cat      
      

  II [bel]

    1. _n. , ң  (    )

    2. _v. , 
_____

bell-bottomed

  ['bel'bOtmd] _a. ̣; bell-bottomed trousers  ̣
_____

bell-boy

  ['belbOI] _n. ,  ( )
_____

bell-buoy

  ['belbOI] _n. _.   
_____

bell-flower

  ['bel,flau] _n. _. 
_____

bell-glass

  ['belgla:s] _n.  
_____

bell-hop

  ['belhOp] _. = bell-boy
_____

bell-punch

  ['belpAntS] _n.  (   )
_____

bell-push

  ['belpuS] _n.  
_____

bell-ringer

  ['bel,rIN] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. _.  
_____

bell-tent

  ['beltent] _n.  
_____

bell-wether

  ['bel,we] _n. -   ( ); _. 
_____

belladonna

  [,bel'dOn] _n. _. _. , 
_____

belle

  [bel] _n. ; the belle of the ball  
_____

belled

  I [beld]

    1. _p-p.  bell I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) ֣   

      2) ,  ,  

      3)    ( )

  II [beld] _p-p.  bell II, 2
_____

belles-lettres

  ['bel'letr] _n. _. _pl.  , 
_____

bellicose

  ['belIkus] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

bellicosity

  [,belI'kOsItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

belligerency

  [bI'lIdrnsI] _n.  
_____

belligerent

  [bI'lIdrnt]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a.

      1)    ; belligerent powers  

      2) 
_____

bellman

  ['belmn] _n. _. 
_____

bellow

  ['belu]

    1. _n.

      1) , ң ()

      2) ң, 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ( ); 

      2) ,  ( )
_____

bellows

  ['beluz] _n. _pl.  ;  ; a pair of bellows
   
_____

belly

  ['belI]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3)    

      4) _.  

      5) _. "" 

      *) the belly has no ears, hungry bellies have no ears _. 
        ; when the belly is full, the bones would be at
      rest _.     

    2. _v. () (. belly out); sails belly out 
     
_____

belly-ache

  [belIeIk]

    1. _n. _.   

    2. _v. _. , , 
_____

belly-band

  ['belIbnd] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

belly-button

  ['belI,bAtn] _n. _. 
_____

belly-land

  ['belIlnd] _v. _. _.    
_____

belly-landing

  ['belI,lndIN]

    1. _pres-p.  belly-land

    2. _n. _. _.    ,   
_____

belly-pinched

  ['belIpIntSt] _a. 
_____

bellyful

  ['belIful] _n. _.   (-.); ;
  ; to get ( to have) a bellyful of smth.  -.
_____

belong

  [bI'lON] _v.

    1)  (to)

    2)  (to -  -.);   (to, with, among - 
    -., -.)

    3)   ; ; I belong here )     ;
    ) ϣ  

    4) _.   ,  ""; he felt he did not belong
       

    5) , ; the book belongs on that shelf   
     

    #) belong together ,    
_____

belonging

  [bI'lONIN] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _pl. ; , 

    3) _pl. , 
_____

beloved

  [bI'lAvd]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. ,  (); , 
_____

below

  [bI'lu]

    1. _adv. , ; as it will be said below    

    2. _prep.

      1) , ; below zero  

      2)  ( ,   ..); to be below smb. in
      intelligence   -.   ; below the
      average  ; below par _.  ; _.
      ; I feel below par    
_____

belt

  [belt]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) , ; shelter belt   

      3)  

      4) _.  

      5) _.   (. driving belt)

      6) _.  

      7) _.  

      8) _. 

      *) belt of fire _.  ; to hit ( to strike, to
      tackle) below the belt ) _.    ;
      )   ; to hold the belt   
      

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2)  Σ

      3) _. ,   (. belt out); the ensemble
      belted the music out in dance tempo   
       
_____

belt-line

  ['beltlaIn] _n. _.   ,   ..
_____

belt-saw

  ['beltsO:] _n.  
_____

beltane

  ['belteIn] _n. _.    (1-   )
_____

belted

  ['beltId]

    1. _p-p.  belt 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)  ͣ 
_____

belting

  ['beltIN]

    1. _pres-p.  belt 2

    2. _n.

      1) ͣ ,  

      2)  (Σ)

      3)    
_____

belvedere

  ['belvIdI] _n. _. 
_____

bemoan

  [bI'mun] _v. 
_____

bemuse

  [bI'mju:z] _v. ; 
_____

ben

  [ben] _n. _.      ; far ben
    ; but and ben    , . . 
   {. but II}

    *) to be far ben with smb.      -.
_____

bench

  [bentS]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ( )

      3)  ; ; _. ; to be raised to the bench
        

      4) ; 

      5) _. , 

      6) _. 

      7) _. 

      8)  ()

    2. _v.    (. )
_____

bencher

  ['bentS] _n.

    1)   

    2) _. ; 
_____

bench-mark

  ['bentSma:k] _n.

    1)  ,  

    2)  

    3) _attr.: bench-mark data  
_____

bench-show

  ['bentSSu] _n.   (. )
_____

bench-vice

  [AbentSvaIs] _n. _.  
_____

bench-warmer

  ['bentS,wO:m] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

bench-warrant

  ['bentS,wO:rnt] _n. _.  
_____

bend

  [bend]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  ;  

      3)  ; _pl. 

      4) _. ; 

      5) (the bends) _pl. _.  

      *) above one's bend _.   ,   ; on the
      bend  ԣ

    2. _v. (bent)

      1) (); (), (); trees bend before the wind
         ; to bend the knee  ;
      ; to bend one's neck  , 

      2)  (,   ..; to)

      3)  (,   ..)

      4) (); to bend to submission , 

      5) ,  (, )

      *) to bend one's brows  ; to be bent on smth. 
         -.;   -.
_____

bended

  ['bendId] _a. ; on one's bended knees Σ
_____

bender

  [,bend] _n.

    1) 

    2) ԣ, ; to go on a bender , ; to be on a
    bender  

    3) _. 
_____

beneath

  [bI'ni:]

    1. _adv. 

    2. _prep. , ; beneath our (very) eyes ()   ;
    beneath criticism   ; to be beneath notice (contempt)
       ( ); to marry beneath one
       
_____

benedick

  ['benIdIk] _n. ,     
   (     "   ")
_____

benedict

  ['benIdIkt] _n. ,     
   (     "   ")
_____

benediction

  [,benI'dIkSn] _n. 
_____

benedictory

  [,benI'dIktrI] _a. 
_____

benefaction

  [,benI'fkSn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

benefactor

  ['benIfkt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

benefactress

  ['benIfktrIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

benefication

  [,benIfI'keISn] _n. _. 
_____

benefice

  ['benIfIs] _n. , 
_____

beneficence

  [bI'nefIsns] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

beneficent

  [bI'nefIsnt] _a. ; 
_____

beneficial

  [,benI'fISl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , ; mutually beneficial 
_____

beneficiary

  [,benI'fISrI] _n.

    1) _.    

    2) ,    

    3) ,  ,    ,   ..

    4)   
_____

benefit

  ['benIfIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; to the benefit  ; to be denied
      the benefits   ; for your special
      benefit  ; to give smb. the benefit of one's experience
      (knowledge, etc.)   -.   ( 
      ..); to reap the benefit of smth.   -.

      2) _.  (. benefit performance)

      3) , () ; cash benefit  ;
      benefit in kind  ; unemployment benefit  
      ; sickness benefit   

      *) to give smb. the benefit of the doubt  -. 
       ; benefit of clergy _. 
        ; with benefit of clergy ݣ
      ; to take the benefit _.   
      ( . to take the benefit of the bankruptcy laws)

    2. _v.

      1) ,  

      2)  ,  (by -  -.)
_____

benefit-society

  ['benIfIts'saItI] _n.    
_____

benevolence

  [bI'nevlns] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) _.       
_____

benevolent

  [bI'nevlnt] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

benighted

  [bI'naItId] _a.

    1)  

    2) ֣   (  ..)
_____

benign

  [bI'naIn] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  ( );  ( )

    3) _.  ̣  ( );  ( )
_____

benignant

  [bI'nIgnnt] = benign
_____

benignity

  [bI'nIgnItI] _n. 
_____

bent

  I [bent]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to follow one's bent  
      ,  ; to the top of one's bent , 

      2) _. ;  

      3) _.  

    2. _a.

      1) ; bent lever  

      2) _. 

  II [bent] _n.

    1) _.  (. bent grass)

    2) , 

    *) to flee ( to go, to take) to the bent  ( 
    , )

  III [bent] _p.  _p-p.  bend 2
_____

benthos

  ['benOs] _n.  (    )
_____

benumb

  [bI'nAm] _v.

    1)   

    2)  ();  ()
_____

benumbed

  [bI'nAmd]

    1. _p-p.  benumb

    2. _a.

      1)   

      2) ̣ ( ); 
_____

benzedrine

  ['benzdri:n] _n. ,  ( )
_____

benzene

  ['benzi:n] _n. 
_____

benzine

  ['benzi:n]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

benzol

  ['benzOl] = benzole
_____

benzole

  ['benzOl] _n. 
_____

benzyl

  ['benzIl] _n. _. 
_____

bepuzzle

  [bI'pAzl] _v. ,  
_____

bequeath

  [bI'kwi:] _v.

    1)  ()

    2)  
_____

bequest

  [bI'kwest] _n.

    1) ;  

    2)  
_____

berate

  [bI'reIt] _v. , 
_____

berberry

  ['b:brI] _n. _. 
_____

berbery

  ['b:brI] = berberry
_____

bereave

  [bI'ri:v] _v. (bereaved [bI'ri:vd], bereft) ,  (of); an
  accident bereft the father of his child    
    £
_____

bereavement

  [bI'ri:vmnt] _n. ֣ 
_____

bereft

  [bI'reft] _p.  _p-p.  bereave
_____

beret

  ['bereI] _n. 
_____

berg

  [b:g] _n. ,  
_____

berhyme

  [bI'raIm] _v.   
_____

beriberi

  ['berI'berI] _n. -, 
_____

berime

  [bI'raIm] = berhyme
_____

bernicle goose

  ['b:nIklgu:s] = barnacle II, 1)
_____

berry

  ['berI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , ڣ 

      3)  (,   ..)

      4)   (,   ..)

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

berserk

  [b:'s:k] = berserker
_____

berserker

  [b:'s:k]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ,  ; ,
       

      2)  

    2. _a. , ; to go berserker   ; berserker
    fury , 
_____

berth

  I [b:]

    1. _n.

      1)  (   ..);   ( _-. ,
      ̣);  (   ..)

      2) _.  ; ;   ; building berth
      ; covered berth 

      3) , ; a good berth  

      *) to give a wide berth to  (-.),  (-.,
      -.)

    2. _v.

      1)  ()  

      2)   , 

      3)  , 

  II [b:] _v.    
_____

bertha

  ['b:] _n. ,  
_____

berthing

  ['b:IN]

    1. _pres-p.  berth I, 2

    2. _n. _.

      1)   

      2)   
_____

beryl

  ['berIl] _n. _. 
_____

beryllium

  [be'rIljm] _n. _. 
_____

beseech

  [bI'si:tS] _v. (besought) , , 
_____

beseeching

  [bI'si:tSIN]

    1. _pres-p.  beseech

    2. _a.  ( , )
_____

beseem

  [bI'si:m] _v. _. , ; it ill beseems you to
  complain    
_____

beset

  [bI'set] _v. (beset)

    1) ;  (. _.); to beset with questions 
    

    2) ,  ()

    3)  ()
_____

besetting

  [bI'setIN]

    1. _pres-p.  beset

    2. _a.  ; besetting sin  ,
     
_____

beside

  [bI'saId] _prep.

    1)  ; , ; beside the river  

    2)   ; she seems dull beside her sister   
        

    3) ; beside the mark, beside the question  , , 
     ; beside the purpose 

    4) _. , 

    *) beside oneself  
_____

besides

  [bI'saIdz]

    1. _adv.  ,  

    2. _prep. 
_____

besiege

  [bI'si:d] _v.

    1) _. ; , 

    2)  (, )
_____

besieger

  [bI'si:d] _n.  
_____

beslaver

  [bI'slv] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

beslobber

  [bI'slOb] = beslaver
_____

besmear

  [bI'smI] _v.

    1) , ; 

    2) 
_____

besmirch

  [bI'sm:tS] _v.

    1) 

    2) , ; 
_____

besom

  ['bi:zm]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. _. , 

      *) to jump the besom     {. . to
      marry over the broom-stick}

    2. _v.  (. besom away, besom out)
_____

besot

  [bI'sOt] _v.

    1) ,  

    2) , 
_____

besotted

  [bI'sOtId]

    1. _p-p.  besot

    2. _a.  ( ,   ..)
_____

besought

  [bI'sO:t] _p.  _p-p.  beseech
_____

bespangle

  [bI'spNgl] _v.  ̣; the bespangled sky  ף
  
_____

bespatter

  [bI'spt] _v.

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

bespeak

  [bI'spi:k] _v. (bespoke; bespoke, bespoken)

    1)  ;  (-.)

    2) , 

    3) , ,

    4) _.  ( -.)
_____

bespectacled

  [bI'spektkld] _a.  ,  
_____

bespoke

  [bI'spuk]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  bespeak

    2. _a.   
_____

bespoken

  [bI'spukn] _p-p.  bespeak
_____

bespread

  [bI'spred] _v. (bespread) , 
_____

besprent

  [bI'sprent] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

besprinkle

  [bI'sprINkl] _v. , ; 
_____

best

  [best]

    1. _a. (_sup.  good 1)

      1) 

      2) ; the best part of the week   

      3)   : best liar  ;
      best thrashing  

    2. _n. -.  ,   (-.); at best  
    ; to do one's best ( one's level best) )  ӣ  
    ; )   ; if the best happened  
    

      *) Sunday best  ; _.    ;
      bad is the best     ; to be at one's
      best   ;   ; to get ( to have) the best of
      it ,   (   ..); to give best 
       (-.),  ģ; to have the best of the
      bargain     ; to make the best of
      smth. )  -.  ; )  
      -.; to make the best of it ( of a bad bargain, business, job)
        , ;    ; to
      make the best of one's way    , ; to send
      one's best ,  ; all the best  ;
      to the best of one's ability   , ; to the best
      of my belief   ; the best is the enemy of the
      good _.  -  ; if you cannot have the best,
      make the best of what you have _.    ,
         ,  

    3. _adv. (_sup.  well II, 1)  ;  ; the best
    hated man   ; you had best confess  
     ; he is best forgotten  Σ   

    4. _v. _.   ( -.); , 
_____

best girl

  ['best'g:l] _n. _. ; 
_____

best man

  ['best'mn] _n. 
_____

best seller

  ['best'sel] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2)   
_____

bestead

  I [bI'sted] _v. _. (besteaded [bI'stedId]; bested, bestead)
  ;  

  II [bI'sted] _a. _. ֣; bestead by enemies (with dangers)
  ֣  (); ill (well) bestead  ֣ ()
  
_____

bested

  I [bI'sted] = bestead II

  II [bI'sted] _p-p.  bestead I
_____

bestial

  ['bestjl] _a. , ; ; ; 
_____

bestiality

  [,bestI'lItI] _n.   . {. bestial}
_____

bestir

  [bI'st:] _v. ;  ; bestir yourself!
  !
_____

bestow

  [bI'stu] _v.

    1) , ,  (on, upon); to bestow honours
     

    2) _. 

    3) 
_____

bestowal

  [bI'stul] _n. ; 
_____

bestrew

  [bI'stru:] _v. (bestrewed [bI'stru:d]; bestrewed, bestrewn)

    1) 

    2) 
_____

bestrewn

  [bI'stru:n] _p-p.  bestrew
_____

bestridden

  [bI'strIdn] _p-p.  bestride
_____

bestride

  [bI'straId] _v. (bestrode; bestridden)

    1)    

    2) ,  

    3)  ( , )

    4) 
_____

bestrode

  [bI'strud] _p.  bestride
_____

bet

  [bet]

    1. _n.

      1) ; even bet    ; to make a bet 
      ; to win a bet  ; to lay a bet on smth.  
       -.

      2) ,   ..,     

      3)  ( )

      *) one's best bet  , 

    2. _v. (bet, betted ['betId])  ,   ; to bet
    on (against)    ()

      *) you bet! !; ݣ !;  !; to bet one's shirt
       ; I'll bet my life ( my bottom dollar, a cookie, my
      boots, my hat)    
_____

beta

  ['bi:t] _n.  (   )

    *) beta plus    
_____

beta rays

  ['bi:treIz] _n. _pl. _. -; -
_____

beta-particle

  ['bi:t'pa:tIkl] _n. _. -
_____

betake

  [bI'teIk] _v. (betook; betaken) _refl.

    1)  (to -  -.)

    2)  (to)

    *) to betake oneself to one's heels , У
_____

betaken

  [bI'teIkn] _p-p.  betake
_____

betatron

  ['bi:ttrOn] _n. _. 
_____

betel

  ['bi:tl] _n. _. 
_____

bethel

  ['bel] _n.   ( )
_____

bethink

  [bI'INk] _v. (bethought) _refl. ,  (of);  (to)
_____

bethought

  [bI'O:t] _p.  _p-p.  bethink
_____

betid

  [bI'tId] _p.  _p-p.  betide
_____

betide

  [bI'taId] _v. (betid) (. . . 3 . . .) ,
  ; whatever betide    ; woe betide him who...
   , ...
_____

betimes

  [bI'taImz] _adv.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

betoken

  [bI'tukn] _v.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

betook

  [bI'tuk] _p.  betake
_____

betray

  [bI'treI] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ; his voice betrayed him   

    3)   (, ); 

    4) , 
_____

betrayal

  [bI'treIl] _n. , ; betrayal of trust 
  
_____

betrayer

  [bI'treI] _n. , 
_____

betroth

  [bI'tru] _v. , 
_____

betrothal

  [bI'trul] _n. , 
_____

betrothed

  [bI'trud]

    1. _p-p.  betroth

    2. _a. ޣ, 
_____

better

  I ['bet] _n.   {. bet 2}

  II ['bet]

    1. _a. (_comp.  good 1)

      1) 

      2) _predic.   ; I am better   
      ,  

      *) the better part ; the better half _. 
      , ; to be better off  ; to be better than
      one's word   ; for better for worse   
      ;    ; the better hand , ,
      ; no better than a fool  

    2. _n.: one's betters )  ; )   
    ̣ 

      *) to get the better of smb.    -., 
      , 

    3. _adv. (_comp.  well II, 1) ; ; to think better of
    smth.    ޣ-.; 

      *) all the better, so much the better  ; never better _.
        ; you'd be all the better (for)    ...;
      none the better (for)   ; you had better go  
       ; you'd better believe it _. _.  
      ; twice as long and better    ; I know
      better   ģ

    4. _v.

      1) (); (); (); to better oneself
        ( )

      2) , 
_____

betterment

  ['betmnt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

betting

  ['betIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bet 2

    2. _n. 
_____

bettor

  ['bet] = better I
_____

between

  [bI'twi:n]

    1. _prep. 

      *) between the cup and the lip a morsel may slip _.  
       ; between the devil and the deep sea  
      ;   ; between hay and grass    ӣ; 
        ; between ourselves, between you and me (and the
      bedpost)  , ; between times, between whiles
       ; between this and then  ;  ; between
      wind and water    

    2. _adv. 

      *) visits are few and far between  
_____

betwixt

  [bI'twIkst] _. _. . between ; betwixt and between   
  ӣ
_____

bevel

  ['bevl]

    1. _n. _.

      1) ; ; ; ; 

      2) 

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) 

    3. _v.

      1) ; ԣ;  

      2) , 
_____

bevel pinion

  ['bevl'pInjn] _n. _.  
_____

bevel-gear

  ['bevlgI] _n. _.     
_____

beverage

  ['bevrId] _n. 
_____

bevy

  ['bevI] _n.

    1)  ();  ()

    2) ,  (. )
_____

bewail

  [bI'weIl] _v. , 
_____

beware

  [bI'wE] _v. ,  (.  _imp. c of); beware of
  dogs!  !; beware lest you provoke him , 
   
_____

bewilder

  [bI'wIld] _v. ,   ;   
_____

bewilderment

  ['bI'wIldmnt] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) 
_____

bewitch

  [bI'wItS] _v.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

bewitching

  [bI'wItSIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bewitch

    2. _a. , 
_____

bewitchment

  [bI'wItSmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

bewray

  [bI'reI] _v. _.  
_____

bey

  [beI] _. _n. 
_____

beyond

  [bI'jOnd]

    1. _adv. ;  

    2. _prep.

      1) ,   

      2) ; ; beyond the appointed hour   

      3) ; , ; beyond reach  ; beyond belief
      ; beyond compare   ; beyond doubt
      ; beyond hope ģ; beyond measure ; beyond
      one's depth  ; it is beyond me    

    3. _n. (the beyond)  

      *) the back of beyond  ̣  , 
_____

bezant

  ['beznt] _n.

    1)  (  )

    2) _.     
_____

bezel

  ['bezl] _n.

    1)   

    2)  (     )

    3) 

    4) ,     
_____

bhang

  [bN] = bang III
_____

bi-

  [baI] _pref. ()-; .: bi-cameral ; bi-monthly
  )     ; )     
_____

bias

  ['baIs]

    1. _n.

      1) , , , 

      2)    ; to cut on the bias    

      3)  (against -  -.);  (in favour
      of, towards -   -.); , 

      4) _. 

    2. _v. ;   (. ); 

    3. _adv. ,  
_____

biassed

  ['baIst]

    1. _p-p.  bias 2

    2. _a. , , ; to be biassed
    against smb.    -.
_____

biased

  ['baIst]

    1. _p-p.  bias 2

    2. _a. , , ; to be biassed
    against smb.    -.
_____

bib

  I [bIb] _n.

    1)  

    2)   

    *) best bib and tucker  

  II [bIb] _v. _. 
_____

bibb

  [bIb] _n. ; , 
_____

bibber

  ['bIb] _n. 
_____

bibcock

  ['bIbkOk] _n. (. bib-cock) 
_____

bibelot

  ['bIblu] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2)   
_____

biblical

  ['bIblIkl] _a. 
_____

bibliofilm

  ['bIblIufIlm] _n. 
_____

bibliographer

  [,bIblI'Ogrf] _n. 
_____

bibliographic

  [,bIblIu'grfIk] = bibliographical
_____

bibliographical

  [,bIblIu'grfIkl] _a. 
_____

bibliography

  [,bIblI'OgrfI] _n. 
_____

bibliolater

  [,bIblI'Olt] _n.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

bibliomania

  [,bIblIu'meInj] _n. 
_____

bibliomaniac

  [,bIblIu'meInIk] _n. 
_____

bibliophile

  ['bIblIufaIl] _n. , 
_____

bibliopole

  ['bIblIupul] _n. 
_____

bibulous

  ['bIbjuls] _a.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

bicameral

  ['baI'kmrl] _a. 
_____

bicarbonate

  [baI'ka:bnIt] _a. _. 
_____

bice

  [baIs] _n. -   - 
_____

bicentenary

  [,baIsen'ti:nrI]

    1. _n.  , 

    2. _a. 
_____

bicentennial

  [,baIsen'tenjl]

    1. _a. ;   200 

    2. _n.  , 
_____

bicephalous

  [baI'sefls] _a. 
_____

biceps

  ['baIseps] _n. _. ,  
_____

bichloride

  ['baI'klO:raId] _n. _.  ; bichloride of mercury
  
_____

bichromate

  ['baI'krumIt] _n. _.   
_____

bicker

  ['bIk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) , ̣ 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3)  ( );  ( )

      4)  ( )
_____

biconcave

  [baI'kOnkeIv] _a. _. 
_____

biconvex

  [baI'kOnveks] _a. _. 
_____

bicuspid

  [baI'kAspId] _.

    1. _n.     

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)  ()
_____

bicycle

  ['baIsIkl]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.   
_____

bicycler

  ['baIsIkl] _. = bicyclist
_____

bicycling

  ['baIsIklIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bicycle 2

    2. _n.   
_____

bicyclist

  ['baIsIklIst] _n. 
_____

bid

  [bId]

    1. _n.

      1)   (.  );  ( )

      2)  

      3) _. 

      4) , ; to make bids for smth.  
      -.,  -.

    2. _v. (bad(e), bid; bidden, bid)

      1)   (.  ; for)

      2) _. ; do as you are bidden (),  , 
      

      3) _. 

      4) _.  ()

      #) bid against, bid up  

      *) to bid fair , ,  , ; to
      bid farewell ( goodbye) ; to bid welcome 
_____

biddable

  ['bIdbl] _a. 
_____

bidden

  ['bIdn] _p-p.  bid 2
_____

bidder

  ['bId] _n.    ; ; the highest (
  the best) bidder ,    ( )
_____

bidding

  ['bIdIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bid 2

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

      3) ; at smb.'s bidding  -. , 
       ..

      4) , 
_____

bide

  [baId] _v. (bode, bided) _. = abide; to bide one's time 
   , 
_____

biennial

  [baI'enIl]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2)     

    2. _n.  
_____

bier

  [bI] _n.

    1)    

    2) _. , 

    3) 
_____

biff

  [bIf] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _n. 
_____

biffin

  ['bIfIn] _n. ԣ-     
_____

bifid

  ['baIfId] _a. ̣ ; ̣
_____

bifocal

  ['baI'fukl]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. _pl.  
_____

bifoliate

  ['baI'fulIIt] _a. 
_____

bifurcate

  1. _a. ['baIf:kIt] 

  2. _v. ['baIf:keIt] (), ()
_____

bifurcation

  [,baIf:'keISn] _n. , ; 
_____

big

  I [bIg]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; big repair  

      2) ; 

      3) ; big noise )  ; _. ; ) _.
      _. , 

      4) 

      5)  (. big with child)

      6) ;  (with); big with news  

      7) , ; to look big   

      8) ; big talk ; big mouth _. 
      

      9) ; that's big of you     

      *) big business  ; _.   
      ; big money  ; big head _. ,
      ; big stick " "; big brass  ,
       ; big bug ( shot)  ; ""; too
      big for one's boots _. 

    2. _adv. _. ,   

  II [bIg] = bigg
_____

big time

  ['bIg'taIm] _n. _. 
_____

big top

  ['bIg'tOp] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

big tree

  ['bIgtri:] _n. _. _. 
_____

big-horn

  ['bIghO:n] _n.  , 
_____

bigamist

  ['bIgmIst] _n. ; 
_____

bigamy

  ['bIgmI] _n. ; ֣; 
_____

bigg

  [bIg] _n. _-. ң 
_____

biggin

  ['bIgIn] _n. 
_____

bight

  [baIt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ()

    3) _.  (),  
_____

bigness

  ['bIgnIs] _n. ,   . {. big I, 1}
_____

bigot

  ['bIgt] _n.

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

bigoted

  ['bIgtId] _a. ; 
_____

bigotry

  ['bIgtrI] _n.   (-.); 
_____

big-time

  ['bIgtaIm] _a. _.

    1)   ; big-time comedian 
     ԣ

    2) ,    ; big-time operator ԣ 
_____

bigwig

  ['bIgwIg] _n. _.  , ""
_____

bijou

  ['bi:u:] _.

    1. _n. (_pl. -oux) ;  

    2. _a.   
_____

bijouterie

  [bI'u:tri:] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

bijoux

  ['bi:u:z] _pl.  bijou
_____

bike

  [baIk] _. _.  bicycle
_____

bikini

  [bI'ki:nI] _n.  (  )
_____

bilabial

  [baI'leIbjl] _a. _. 
_____

bilabiate

  [baI'leIbIIt] _a. _. 
_____

bilateral

  [baI'ltrl] _a. 
_____

bilberry

  ['bIlbrI] _n. 
_____

bilbo

  ['bIlbu] _n.

    1) (bilboes) _pl.  

    2) (_pl. -os ['bIlbuz]) _.  
_____

bile

  [baIl] _n.

    1) ֣

    2) ; ֣
_____

bile-duct

  ['baIldAkt] _a. _. ֣ 
_____

bilge

  [bIld]

    1. _n.

      1)  (); 

      2)   (. bilge water)

      3) ,    

      4) _. , 

      5) _.  

      6) _attr. ; bilge pump  

    2. _v.  
_____

biliary

  ['bIljrI] _a.

    1)   

    2) = bilious 2)
_____

bilingual

  [baI'lINgwl] _a.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

bilious

  ['bIljs] _a.

    1) ֣

    2)    ֣

    3) 
_____

bilk

  [bIlk]

    1. _n. = bilker

    2. _v. ;    ()
_____

bilker

  ['bIlk] _n. , 
_____

bill

  I [bIl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) ң ()

      4)  

    2. _v.

      1)   ( )

      2) ,  (. to bill and coo)

  II [bIl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to pass (to throw out) the bill 
      () 

      2) ; ; ; bill of credit ; bill of
      entry  ; bill of fare ; bill of health
       ; bill of lading , ;
      bill of parcels ; ; bill of sale , 

      3)  (  ..)

      4) ޣ; padded bills  ; bill of costs ޣ 
      ( )    ; omnibus bill ޣ 
       ; to run up a bill  ޣ ( ,  
       ..)

      5) ,  (. bill of exchange); short bill 
      

      6) ; ,  

      7) _. ; a five dollar bill    

      8) _. ; to find a true bill    ; to ignore
      the bill  

      *) Bill of Rights ) _. "  " ( ); ) 
          ; G. I. Bill (of Rights) _.
        ; butcher's bill _.   
      ; to fill the bill _.  ;
        

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)  

      3) _. , 

      4)  ,   (to, for)

  III [bIl] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  

    3) (), 
_____

bill-poster

  ['bIl,pust] _n.  
_____

billboard

  ['bIlbO:d] _n.   , ;  
_____

bill-broker

  ['bIl,bruk] _n.   ( )
_____

bill-discounter

  ['bIldIs,kaunt] _n. ԣ
_____

billet

  I ['bIlIt]

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2)   ; to go into billets  
      

      3)   

      4) _. , , 

    2. _v.  ()

  II ['bIlIt] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2)  

    3) _. , , ; , 
_____

billet-doux

  ['bIleI'du:] _n. _.  
_____

billfold

  ['bIlfuld] _n. 
_____

billhead

  ['bIlhed] _n.   ,   ..
_____

billhook

  ['bIlhuk] = bill III, 2)
_____

billiard

  ['bIljd] _a. ; billiard cue ; billiard room 
_____

billiard-ball

  ['bIljdbO:l] _n.  
_____

billiard-marker

  ['bIljd,ma:k] _n. ˣ
_____

billiards

  ['bIljdz] _n. _pl. ; to play billiards   
_____

billingsgate

  ['bIlINzgIt] _n.   (     
  ); to talk billingsgate ,    
_____

billion

  ['bIljn] _n-card. _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

billionaire

  [,bIlj'nE] _n. _. 
_____

billon

  ['bIln] _n. ,    
_____

billot

  ['bIlt] _n.

    1)     (   )

    2) , 
_____

billow

  ['bIlu]

    1. _n.

      1)  , 

      2) _. 

      3) _. 

    2. _v. , 
_____

billowy

  ['bIluI] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2) , ޣ ( )
_____

bill-sticker

  ['bIl,stIk] = bill-poster
_____

billy

  ['bIlI] _n.

    1) () 

    2) _. , 

    3) _.  
_____

billy-goat

  ['bIlIgut] _n. ڣ
_____

billy-ho

  ['bIlIu] _n.: like billy-ho , , ; it is raining
  like billy-ho ģ  
_____

billy-o

  ['bIlIu] = billy-ho
_____

billyboy

  ['bIlIbOI] _n. _. ,   
_____

billycock

  ['bIlIkOk] _n. _.  ()
_____

biltong

  ['bIltON] _n.  ,   
_____

bimestrial

  [baI'mestrIl] _a.

    1) 

    2) = bi-monthly 1
_____

bimetallic

  [,baImI'tlIk] _a. 
_____

bimetallism

  [baI'metlIzm] _n. _. 
_____

bi-monthly

  ['baI'mAnlI]

    1. _a.

      1)     

      2)     

    2. _adv.

      1)    

      2)    

    3. _n. ,     
_____

bin

  [bIn]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2)  

      3)      

    2. _v.     ..
_____

binary

  ['baInrI] _a. , ; ; binary mixture _.
   
_____

bind

  [baInd] _v. (bound)

    1) ; 

    2) ,  ()

    3) 

    4) 

    5) , 

    6)  ()

    7) ; to bind oneself    , ;
    to be bound to take an action   -.  
    ; to be bound to be defeated  ޣ  

    8)  ( , ,   ..)

    9) ; to bind the loose sand  

    10)  

    #) bind over (c _inf.) ,  ; to bind
    over to appear    ; to bind over to keep the peace
       ; bind up ) 
    (); )    ̣; ) ; this problem is
    bound up with many others      

    *) to be bound apprentice     ()
_____

binder

  ['baInd] _n.

    1) ̣

    2)   (,   ..)

    3) 
_____

bindery

  ['baIndrI] _n. ̣ 
_____

binding

  ['baIndIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bind

    2. _n.

      1) ̣

      2) ; ; 

      3) _.  ()

      4) _.  ()

    3. _a.

      1) ; ; binding power  

      2) , 

      3) ; ; in a binding form  
      
_____

bindweed

  ['baIndwi:d] _n. _. 
_____

bine

  [baIn] _n. _. ;    (. )
_____

binge

  [bInd] _n. _. ԣ, ; to have a binge, to go on the binge
  , 
_____

bingo

  ['bINgu] _n.

    1)  (  )

    2) _. 
_____

binnacle

  ['bInkl] _n. _.  (   )
_____

binocular

  [bI'nOkjul] _a. 
_____

binoculars

  [bI'nOkjulz] _n. _pl. 
_____

binomial

  [baI'numjl]

    1. _n. _. ; ; Binomial theorem  

    2. _a. _. , 
_____

binominal

  ['baI'nOmInl] _a.   ; binominal nomenclature _.
  _.      
_____

bint

  [bInt] _n. _. 
_____

biochemist

  ['baIu'kemIst] _n. 
_____

biochemistry

  ['baIu'kemIstrI] _n. 
_____

biogenesis

  ['baIu'denIsIs] _n. 
_____

biographer

  [baI'Ogrf] _n. 
_____

biographic

  [,baIu'grfIk] _a. 
_____

biographical

  [,baIu'grfIkl] _a. 
_____

biography

  [baI'OgrfI] _n. 
_____

biologic

  [,baIu'lOdIk] = biological
_____

biological

  [,baIu'lOdIkl] _a. ; biological warfare
   
_____

biologist

  [baI'OldIst] _n. 
_____

biology

  [baI'OldI] _n. 
_____

biolysis

  [baI'OlIsIs] _n. _. ,     
  
_____

biometrics

  [,baIu'metrIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

biometry

  [baI'OmItrI] _n. = biometrics
_____

bionics

  [baI'OnIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

bionomics

  ['baIu'nOmIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

biophysics

  ['baIu'fIzIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

bioplasm

  ['baIuplzm] _n. , 
_____

bioplast

  ['baIuplst] _n. , 
_____

biopsy

  ['baIOpsI] _n. _. 
_____

biosphere

  ['baIsfI] _n. 
_____

biosynthesis

  [,baIu'sInIsIs] _n. 
_____

biota

  [baI'ut] _n.     
_____

bipartisan

  [baI,pa:tI'zn] _a. 
_____

bipartite

  [baI'pa:taIt] _a.

    1)  (   ..)

    2)    

    3) _. ̣   , 
_____

biped

  ['baIped]

    1. _n.  ()

    2. _a. = bipedal
_____

bipedal

  ['baI,pedl] _a. 
_____

biplane

  ['baIpleIn] _n. 
_____

bipod

  ['baIpOd] _n. _. ; 
_____

bipolar

  ['baI'pul] _a. _. 
_____

biquadratic

  [,baIkwO'drtIk] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ;  
_____

birch

  [b:tS]

    1. _n.

      1) ң

      2) 

      3) _attr. ң

    2. _v.  
_____

birchen

  ['b:tSn] _a. ң;   ң
_____

birch-rod

  ['b:tSrOd] = birch 1, 2)
_____

bird

  [b:d] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. , ; a gay (queer) bird  ()

    3) (the bird)  , 

    *) bird of Jove ң; bird of Juno ; to do smth. like a bird
     -. ; to get the bird )  ; ) 
    ; a bird in the bush  ; a bird in the hand
     ; a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush _. 
       ,    ; birds of a feather  
    ;   ; birds of a feather flock together _.
       ; an old bird  ; an old
    bird is not caught with chaff _.     
    ģ; (it is) the early bird (that) catches the worm _. 
     ,   ģ; to kill two birds with one stone 
       ; a little bird told me   ;
    -  ; to make a bird (of)  ( ), ;
    strictly for the birds   ̣;   
_____

bird of paradise

  ['b:dv'prdaIs] _n. _.  
_____

bird of passage

  ['b:dv'psId] _n. ̣ 
_____

bird of prey

  ['b:dv'preI] _n.  
_____

bird's nest

  ['b:dznest] _n.

    1)  

    2)   ( )
_____

bird's-eye

  ['b:dzaI] _n. _.  ()
_____

bird's-eye view

  ['b:dzaI'vju:] _n.

    1)    ̣

    2)  
_____

bird's-nesting

  ['b:dz,nestIN] _n.    Σ
_____

bird-cage

  ['b:dkeId] _n.  ( )
_____

bird-call

  ['b:dkO:l] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) _. 
_____

bird-dog

  ['b:ddOg] _n.

    1)     

    2) _.  (),       
    

    3) _.  ()
_____

bird-lime

  ['b:dlaIm] _n.  
_____

bird-nest

  ['b:dnest] = bird's nest
_____

bird-nesting

  ['b:d,nestIN] = bird's-nesting
_____

bird-seed

  ['b:dsi:d] _n.  
_____

birder

  ['b:d] _n. 
_____

bird-fancier

  ['b:d,fnsI] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)  
_____

birdie

  ['b:dI] _n. (_.  bird) , 
_____

birth

  [b:] _n.

    1) ; an artist by birth   ; to give birth
    to ,    {. . 3}; new ( second) birth
     ; 

    2) ; two at a birth 

    3) , ; ; to give birth to  
    (-.) {. . 1}
_____

birth-control

  ['b:kn,trul] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

birth-mark

  ['b:ma:k] _n. ,  
_____

birth-pill

  ['b:pIl] _n.   (. the Pill)
_____

birth-place

  ['b:pleIs] _n.  , 
_____

birth-rate

  ['b:reIt] _n. ;  
_____

birthday

  ['b:deI] _n.

    1)  

    2) _attr.: birthday cake    ; birthday party
      

    *) in one's birthday suit _. ,  ޣ  
_____

birthright

  ['b:raIt] _n.

    1)  

    2)    ( ̣   ..)
_____

bis

  [bIs] _adv. ݣ , , 
_____

biscuit

  ['bIskIt] _n.

    1)  ; ship's biscuit 

    2) ,  

    3) - 

    4) _attr. -
_____

bisect

  [baI'sekt] _v. ,  
_____

bisection

  [baI'sekSn] _n.  
_____

bisector

  [baI'sekt] _n. _. 
_____

bisectrices

  [,baIsk'traIsi:z] _pl.  bisectrix
_____

bisectrix

  [baI'sektrIks] _n. (_pl. -trices) = bisector
_____

bisexual

  ['baI'seksjul] _a. 
_____

bishop

  ['bISp] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3)  (     )

    *) the bishop has played the cook .    
    (   )
_____

bishopric

  ['bISprIk] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

bisk

  [bIsk] = bisque II
_____

bismuth

  ['bIzm] _n. _. 
_____

bison

  ['baIsn] _n. 
_____

bisque

  I [bIsk] = biscuit 2)

  II [bIsk] _n.

    1)  

    2)     

    3)  -

  III [bIsk] _n.  ( )
_____

bissextile

  [bI'sekstaIl]

    1. _a. ; the bissextile day 29- 

    2. _n.  
_____

bistort

  ['bIstO:t] _n. _. 
_____

bistoury

  ['bIsturI] _n.  ( )
_____

bistre

  ['bIst] _n.  (ԣ- )
_____

bistro

  ['bi:stru] _n. _. , 
_____

bit

  I [bIt] _n.

    1) ; ,  ; a bit ; not a bit
    ; bit by bit ; wait a bit  ; he is a
    bit of a coward  

    2)  ; short bit _.   10 ; long bit 
     15 ; two bits _.   25 

    3) _attr.: bit part  

    *) to give smb. a bit of one's mind  , ;
    to do one's bit   ;  ϣ ,  
    ; bits and pieces , , ; to get a bit on _.
     ; he (she) is a bit long in the tooth  ()  
    £; to take a bit of doing   

  II [bIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; to draw bit  , ; to take the
      bit between one's teeth  

      2)   ; 

      3) ; ; 

      4)  ()

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) , 

  III [bIt] _p.  _p-p.  bite 2

  IV [bIt] _n.   (  )
_____

bitbrace

  ['bItbreIs] _n. _. 
_____

bitch

  [bItS]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)     : bitch wolf 

      3) _. 

    2. _v. _.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3) ,   , 
_____

bitchy

  ['bItSI] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) , 
_____

bite

  [baIt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) ̣ ()

      4)  (); without bite or sup    

      5) , ̣ ; to have a bite , 

      6) , 

      7)  ( )

      8) _. 

      9) _. , 

    2. _v. (bit; bit, bitten)

      1) (); 

      2)  ( )

      3) ,  ()

      4)  ( ,   ..)

      5) ,  ( )

      6) ,  ( ; . bite in)

      7) , 

      8) ,  ( )

      9) (_pass.) ,  

      10) _. ; the wheels will not bite ̣ ; the
      brake will not bite   ң

      #) bite off 

      *) to bite off more than one can chew    ;
        ; to bite the dust ( the ground, the sand)
      )  ; )  ;    ; 
      ģ; to bite one's thumb at smb. _.  ϣ
       -.
_____

biter

  ['baIt] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  

    *) the biter bit ,  
_____

biting

  ['baItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bite 2

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , 
_____

bitten

  ['bItn] _p-p.  bite 2

    *) to be bitten with  (-.); once bitten twice shy _.
    ֣  ,     ;   () 
    
_____

bitter

  ['bIt]

    1. _a.

      1) ; bitter as gall ( wormwood)   

      2) , 

      3)  ( );  ( )

      4) ;  ( )

      5) ޣ; bitter enemy  

      *) that which is bitter to endure may be sweet to remember 
         ,    

    2. _adv.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3)     , ; it was
      bitter cold   

    3. _n.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

bitter earth

  ['bItr:] _n. _. 
_____

bitter salt

  ['bItsO:lt] _n. _.  
_____

bitter-ender

  ['bItr'end] _n.    , , 
  
_____

bitter-sweet

  ['bItswi:t] _a. -
_____

bitterish

  ['bItrIS] _a. 
_____

bitterly

  ['bItlI] _adv.   . {. bitter 1}
_____

bittern

  I ['bIt:n] _n. _. 

  II ['bIt:n] _n.   ( )
_____

bitterness

  ['bItnIs] _n.   . {. bitter 1}
_____

bitters

  ['bItz] _n. _pl.

    1)  

    2)  

    *) to get one's bitters _. _.   
_____

bitumen

  ['bItjumIn] _n. ; 
_____

bituminous

  [bI'tju:mIns] _a. , ; bituminous concrete 
  , 
_____

bivalent

  ['baI,veIlnt] _a. 
_____

bivalve

  ['baIvlv] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 
_____

bivouac

  ['bIvuk]

    1. _n. ; to go into bivouac  

    2. _v. ,  
_____

bivvy

  ['bIvI] _n. (_.  bivouac) _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

bi-weekly

  ['baI'wi:klI]

    1. _a.

      1)     

      2)     

    2. _adv.

      1)    

      2)    

    3. _n.  (),  ()    
_____

biz

  [bIz] _. . business
_____

bizarre

  [bI'za:] _a. _. , , 
_____

bizonal

  [baI'zunl] _a. 
_____

blab

  [blb]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v.  ( ޣ-.); 
_____

blabber

  ['blb] _n. ; 
_____

black

  [blk]

    1. _a.

      1) ޣ; black character = black letter

      2) ԣ

      3) ; 

      4) , ; ģ; things look black  
      ģ

      5) , ; black looks  ; to look black 
      , 

      6) ; he is not so black as he is painted    , 
       

      7)  ( , )

      8) 

      *) black as ink ) ޣ  ; ) , ; black
      art ޣ ; Black Belt ޣ ,   , 
        ; the Black Country ޣ ,
           
      ; black as hell ( night, pitch, my hat)  ;
      black as sin ( thunder, thundercloud)  ; black and
      blue  ; to beat black and blue   , 
        ; black and tan ޣ   ; Black
      and Tans _.       
       ,     ;
      black dog  ̣;  , ; black gang _.
      _. ; black hand _.  ; black in the face
       (   ); to know black from white
         ,    ; black hole 

    2. _n.

      1) ޣ , ; to swear black is white  ޣ
      ,   

      2) ޣ , ; Berlin black ޣ   

      3) 

      4) ޣ 

      5)  ޣ ;  

    3. _v.

      1)  ޣ 

      2) ; to black boots   

      3) _. 

      #) black out ) ,   ޣ ; 
      , ; ) ; ;  ;
      ) _. ; )    ;
      )  ()
_____

black and white

  ['blknd'waIt] _n.

    1)  

    2): in black and white   ; to put down in black and
    white  ޣ  ; 

    3) ޣ-  ( , , )
_____

black ball

  ['blkbO:l] _n. ޣ  ( )
_____

black body

  ['blk'bOdI] _n. _.  ޣ 
_____

black book

  ['blkbuk] = black-list

    *) to be in smb.'s black book   -.  
_____

black cap

  ['blkkp] _n.

    1)  ,     

    2) ޣ 
_____

black draught

  ['blk'dra:ft] _n.  (  )
_____

black earth

  ['blk':] _n. ڣ
_____

black friar

  ['blk'fraI] _n.  ()
_____

black jack

  ['blk'dk] _n.

    1)     ..

    2)  

    3) _. _. 

    4) _. ,  
_____

black letter

  ['blk'let] _n.    
_____

black market

  ['blk'ma:kIt] _n. ޣ 
_____

black marketeer

  ['blk,ma:kI'tI] _n.   ޣ , 
_____

black monk

  ['blkmANk] _n.  ()
_____

black pudding

  ['blk'pudIN] _n.  
_____

black-ball

  ['blkbO:l] _v. 
_____

black-beetle

  ['blk'bi:tl] _n. ޣ 
_____

black-chalk

  ['blktSO:k] _n. _. 
_____

black-cock

  ['blkkOk] _n. 
_____

black-currant

  ['blk'kArnt] _n. ޣ 
_____

black-jack

  ['blkdk] _v. _. _.  
_____

black-lead

  ['blk'led] _n. _. 
_____

blackamoor

  ['blkmu] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

blackberry

  ['blkbrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ޣ 
_____

blackbird

  ['blkb:d] _n. ޣ 
_____

black-board

  ['blkbO:d] _n.  
_____

blackcap

  ['blkkp] _n. - ()
_____

blacken

  ['blkn] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 
_____

black-face

  ['blkfeIs] _n. _. ԣ,    ; to appear in
  black-face    
_____

blackguard

  ['blga:d]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a. 

    3. _v. , 
_____

blackguardism

  ['blga:dIzm] _n.

    1)  

    2) ; 
_____

blackguardly

  ['blga:dlI]

    1. _a. = blackguard 2

    2. _adv. 
_____

black-head

  ['blkhed] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2)   ()
_____

black-hearted

  ['blk'ha:tId] _a. ; 
_____

blacking

  ['blkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  black 3

    2. _n. 
_____

blacking-out

  ['blkIN'aut] _n.

    1) = black-out 1

    2)  () 
_____

blackish

  ['blkIS] _a. 
_____

blackleg

  ['blkleg] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

black-letter

  ['blk'let] _a. ,    ;
  black-letter book  

    #) black-letter day  
_____

black-list

  ['blklIst]

    1. _n. ޣ 

    2. _v.   ޣ 
_____

black-listing

  ['blk,lIstIN]

    1. _pres-p.  blacklist 2

    2. _n.   ޣ 
_____

blackmail

  ['blkmeIl]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v. ;  
_____

blackmailer

  ['blk,meIl] _n. 
_____

blackness

  ['blknIs] _n. ; ; 
_____

black-out

  ['blkaut]

    1. _n.

      1) _.        

      2)  (    )

      3)     ( 
       ..)

      4)  ;  ;  

      5) _. 

    2. _a.

      1) Σ

      2) _. 
_____

black-shirt

  ['blkS:t] _n. , 
_____

blacksmith

  ['blksmI] _n. 
_____

blackstrap

  ['blkstrp] _n. ۣ   ,   
_____

blackthorn

  ['blkO:n] _n. _.  , ԣ
_____

blacky

  ['blkI] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. , 
_____

bladder

  ['bld] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ; football bladder  

    3) 
_____

bladdery

  ['bldrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

blade

  [bleId] _n.

    1) , ;  ()

    2)  (, )

    3) , 

    4) _-.  ();  ()

    5) _. ; a jolly old blade 
_____

blaeberry

  ['bleIbrI] _n. _. 
_____

blague

  [bla:g] _n. _. ,    
_____

blah

  [bla:] _n. _. , 
_____

blame

  [bleIm]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ң

      2) ; to bear the blame, to take the blame upon
      oneself    ; to lay the blame on ( upon) smb.,
      to lay the blame at smb.'s door    -.; to lay
      the blame at the right door ( on the right shoulders) 
      ,  ; to shift the blame on smb.   
      -.

    2. _v. ;  ; he is to blame for it   
    ; she blamed it on him     ( )
_____

blameful

  ['bleImful] _a.

    1) = blameworthy

    2) _.   
_____

blameless

  ['bleImlIs] _a. 
_____

blameworthy

  ['bleIm,w:I] _a.  
_____

blanch

  [bla:ntS] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  (   ..)

    3)  ()

    4)    

    5) 

    6) 

    7)    ()

    #) blanch over , 
_____

blancmange

  [bl'mOn] _n. _. 
_____

bland

  [blnd] _a.

    1) ; ; 

    2)  (.  )

    3) ;  ( )
_____

blandish

  ['blndIS] _v.

    1) , , 

    2) 
_____

blandishment

  ['blndISmnt] _n. (. _pl.)

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

blandly

  ['blndlI] _adv. , , 
_____

blank

  [blNk]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ,  ( );  ( ,
      ); blank check      
      

      2)  ( )

      3) ۣ ; ; his memory is blank on
      the subject      ; blank look 
      

      4) , ݣ; to look blank  

      5) ; ; blank silence  ; blank
      despair  

      6) ; blank wall  ; blank window , 
      

      7) _. NN, -,   .. ( ޣ-.,   );
      the Blank Pursuit Squadron -  

      *) blank verse  ; blank cartridge  ; to give
      a blank cheque   ,  

    2. _n.

      1) ,  

      2) _. 

      3)  (    )

      4)   ; to draw a blank   ;
      _.  

      5) ;  (); my mind is a complete blank  
       

      6) _.   ; 

      7) _. ; 

    3. _v. _.   ;  ""
_____

blanket

  ['blNkIt]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) , 

      3) ֣ 

      4)  

      5) _. ;  ; ; 

      *) born on the wrong side of the blanket ģ  ,
      ģ; to put a wet blanket on smb., to throw a wet
      blanket over smb.  -. ; to play the wet blanket
      

    2. _a.

      1) , , , ;  
        ; 

      2): blanket sheet _.    

    3. _v.

      1)  ()

      2) _.   

      3) ,   

      4)  (,  -   )

      5)  (); 

      6) _.  
_____

blanketing

  ['blNkItIN] _n.   
_____

blankly

  ['blNklI] _adv.

    1) ; , 

    2) 

    3) , 

    4) 
_____

blare

  [blE]

    1. _n.  ; ң

    2. _v.  
_____

blarney

  ['bla:nI] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  ; 
_____

blase

  ['bla:zeI] _a. _. 
_____

blaspheme

  [bls'fi:m] _v. ; 
_____

blasphemous

  ['blsfIms] _a. 
_____

blasphemy

  ['blsfImI] _n. 
_____

blast

  [bla:st]

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2)  

      3)  ( )

      4) 

      5)  ( )

      6)  

      7)  

      8) ,  ()

      9) _.  ; أ; to be in (out of) blast 
        () (  )

      10) 

      *) at ( in) full blast    (   ..)

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  (  ..)

      3)  (, )

      4) _. , 

      5) 
_____

blast-furnace

  ['bla:st'f:nIs] _n. ,  
_____

blasted

  ['bla:stId]

    1. _p-p.  blast 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

blastema

  [bls'ti:m] _n. _. 
_____

blasting

  ['bla:stIN]

    1. _pres-p.  blast 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) , ; blasting cartridge  ;
      blasting oil  ( )

    3. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  ;  

      3) أ

      4) _.  ()
_____

blastoderm

  ['blstud:m] _n. _. 
_____

blast-off

  ['bla:st'Of] _n. ̣ ();  ( )
_____

blatant

  ['bleItnt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) , ; a blatant lie  
_____

blather

  ['bl] = blether
_____

blatherskite

  ['blskaIt] = bletherskate
_____

blaze

  I [bleIz]

    1. _n.

      1) ; in a blaze  

      2)    

      3) , 

      4)  (, )

      5) _pl. ; go to blazes!   ޣ!; like blazes 
      ; ; what the blazes!  ޣ!

      *) blaze of publicity  

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) , 

      3) _. ; he was blazing with fury    

      #) blaze away ) _.    (at);
      )    , ; )   
      (at); blaze away! ! !; blaze up 

  II [bleIz]

    1. _n.

      1)  ף (  )

      2) ,  ( )

    2. _v.  ();   ( ޣ-.); 
    () ; to blaze the trail    , 
      ; _.  

  III [bleIz] _v.  ( blaze abroad)
_____

blazer

  ['bleIz] _n.

    1)  (. )  

    2) _sl.  
_____

blazing

  I ['bleIzIN]

    1. _pres-p.  blaze I, 2

    2. _a.

      1)  

      2) , ; blazing scent _.  

  II ['bleIzIN] _pres-p.  blaze II, 2  III
_____

blazon

  ['bleIzn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) = blaze III
_____

blazonry

  ['bleIznrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , ;  
_____

bleach

  [bli:tS]

    1. _n.

      1)  ;  

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) ; (); 

      2) 
_____

bleacher

  ['bli:tS] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) (. _pl.) _. _.    
_____

bleaching powder

  ['bli:tSIN,paud] _n.  ( ) 
_____

bleak

  I [bli:k] _a.

    1) , ݣ  

    2) ;   

    3) ۣ 

    4) ;  (  )

    5) , 

  II [bli:k] _n.  ()
_____

bleakness

  ['bli:knIs] _n. ̣ ()  . {. bleak I}
_____

blear

  [blI]

    1. _a. ; ; 

    2. _v.  (,    ..); to blear
    the eyes  ; _.   
_____

blear-eyed

  ['blIraId] _a.

    1)   

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

bleary

  ['blIrI] _a.

    1)  ( , .  )

    2) , 

    3) ֣
_____

bleat

  [bli:t]

    1. _n. ;  (̣)

    2. _v.

      1) ;  ( ̣)

      2)  

      3) , , 
_____

bleb

  [bleb] _n.

    1) 

    2) ң  ( , );  ( )
_____

bled

  [bled] _p.  _p-p.  bleed
_____

bleed

  [bli:d]

    1. _v. (bled)

      1) ;  ; my heart bleeds  
      

      2)  

      3)  

      4)  ( );  ()

      5) ;  ();  (  ..)

      6)  

      7)  

      8) _.     (  ) (. bleed
      off)

      *) to bleed white ) ; )   ; 
      

    2. _a. _.    ,  
_____

bleeder

  ['bli:d] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) 

    3) _.  

    4) _.   ( );   
    
_____

bleeding

  ['bli:dIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bleed 1

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    3. _a.

      1) ,  

      2) , 

      3)  , 
_____

bleep

  [bli:p] _n.   
_____

blemish

  ['blemIS]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) ; 
_____

blench

  I [blentS] _v.

    1) ;  ( -.)

    2)    -.

  II [blentS] _v. , 
_____

blend

  [blend]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)        

    2. _v. (blended [blendId], blent)

      1) ();  ; oil and water will never blend
          

      2) , 

      3)       ( )

      4)  ( )
_____

blende

  [blend] _n. _. ,  
_____

blent

  [blent] _p.  _p-p.  blend 2
_____

bless

  [bles] _v. (blessed [blest], blest)

    1) ; ; to bless oneself _. ; to
    bless one's stars  

    2) 

    3)  , 

    4) _. 

    *) to bless the mark )   ; )   ();
    bless me ( my soul), bless my ( your) heart, God bless me (
    you), bless you, I'm blest  , ; I haven't
    a penny to bless myself with       
_____

blessed

  1. [blest] _p-p.  bless

  2. _a. ['blesId]

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

blessedness

  ['blesIdnIs] _n. , ; single blessedness _.
  ,  
_____

blessing

  ['blesIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bless

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) , 

      4)  (   )

      *) a blessing in disguise    ,   ;
         ; ,  
_____

blest

  [blest]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  bless

    2. _a. _. . blessed
_____

blether

  ['ble]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.  ; 
_____

bletherskate

  ['bleskeIt] _n. 
_____

blew

  I [blu:] _p.  blow II, 2

  II [blu:] _p.  blow III, 2
_____

blewits

  ['blu:Its] _n.  
_____

blight

  [blaIt]

    1. _n.

      1)   (      
      )

      2) -  

      3)  

      4) ,  

      5) ; 

      6) ; ; , 

    2. _v.

      1)   ()

      2)  (  ..);  ()
_____

blighter

  ['blaIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ,  
_____

blimey

  ['blaImI] _int. _.   !,  !
_____

blimp

  [blImp] _n. _.

    1)    

    2) ,  , 

    3) (Colonel) Blimp () ,  ,
    ""
_____

blind

  [blaInd]

    1. _a.

      1) ; blind of an eye    ; blind flying _.
       ̣, ̣  ; to be blind to smth.   
        -.

      2)  ; ; blind hand ޣ ; blind
      path   ; blind letter     
       ޣ 

      3)  , ; to go it blind  ԣ;
       , 

      4) ,    , 

      5) ,     ( , )

      6) ,  (   ..)

      7) _.  (. blind drunk); blind to the world 
      

      *) blind date _. _. )    ;
      )  (-),   (-)  ; blind
      lantern  ; blind pig ( tiger) _. _. ,
          ; blind shell
         ; the blind side (of a
      person) (-.)  , (أ-.)  ; blind Tom
      ; to apply ( to turn) the blind eye   (
      -.)

    2. _n.

      1) (the blind) _pl. _. 

      2) ; ;  (. Venetian blind); 

      3) , ; , 

      4) _. , 

    3. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) ; 

      3) _. 

      4) _. 

      5) _.  ,   
_____

blind coal

  ['blaIndkul] _n. 
_____

blind gut

  ['blaIndgAt] _n. _.  
_____

blind man's holiday

  ['blaIndmnz'hOldI] _n. 
_____

blind-alley

  ['blaInd'lI]

    1. _n. ; _.  

    2. _a. ; ; blind-alley employment (
    occupation)  
_____

blind-man's-buff

  ['blaIndmnz'bAf] _n. 
_____

blindage

  ['blaIndId] _n. 
_____

blinders

  ['blaIndz] _n. _pl. 
_____

blindfold

  ['blaIndfuld]

    1. _a.

      1)   

      2)  ; ;  

    2. _adv.   ; to know one's way blindfold 
     ,        

    3. _v.  
_____

blindly

  ['blaIndlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

blindness

  ['blaIndnIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

blink

  [blINk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; in a blink   

      3)   ( )

      *) on the blink _. _. )   ,   ;
      )   

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3)   (at -  -.)
_____

blinker

  ['blINk] _n.

    1) _pl. , ; to be ( to run) in blinkers _. 
      

    2) _pl. _. 

    3) _.  
_____

blinking

  ['blINkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  blink 2

    2. _a. _. , 
_____

blip

  [blIp] _n.    
_____

bliss

  [blIs] _n. , 
_____

blissful

  ['blIsful] _a. , 
_____

blister

  ['blIst]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  

      2)  

      3) _.  ( );  (  )

      4) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  , 

      3) _. , 

      4) _. 
_____

blister-beetle

  ['blIst,bi:tl] = blister-fly
_____

blister-fly

  ['blIstflaI] _n.  
_____

blithe

  [blaI] _a. (. _.) ӣ, ; 
_____

blither

  ['blI] _. = blether
_____

blithering

  ['blIrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  blither

    2. _a. _.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) 
_____

blithesome

  ['blaIsm] = blithe
_____

blitz

  [blIts] _. _.

    1. _n.

      1) = blitzkrieg

      2)  , .  , £

    2. _v. , 
_____

blitzkrieg

  ['blItskri:g] _. _n.  , 
_____

blizzard

  ['blIzd] _n.  , 
_____

bloat

  I [blut] _v. ,  (. bloat out)

  II [blut] _v.  ()
_____

bloated

  I ['blutId]

    1. _p-p.  bloat I

    2. _a. , ;  (. _.); bloated aristocrat
    " ", ,  ; bloated armaments
      

  II ['blutId]

    1. _p-p.  bloat II

    2. _a. ޣ
_____

bloater

  ['blut] _n. ޣ , . 
_____

blob

  [blOb]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)   (,   ..)

      3) _.  ( ޣ  ); on the blob _. , 
      

    2. _v.  
_____

blobber-lipped

  ['blOb'lIpt] _a. 
_____

bloc

  [blOk] _n. _. , 
_____

block

  [blOk]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  ();  ( )

      3)  ();  

      4) ,   ; block of shares _. 
      ; in block ӣ , 

      5) ; the block   

      6)   

      7) ,  ( )

      8) 

      9)  ()

      10) _pl. ; "" ()

      11)  (, )

      12) ;  ()

      13) _-. ; 

      14) _. , 

      15) _. 

      16) _. 

      17) _attr.: block grant  

    2. _v.

      1) ; ;  (. block up); to block
      the access  

      2) ,  ; to block progress 
        

      3) _.  ( )

      4)   (. block in, block out)

      5) _. , , 

      6) ()
_____

block booking

  ['blOk,bukIN] _n. _.   ,
    
_____

block letter

  ['blOk'let] _n.   
_____

block printing

  ['blOk,prIntIN] _n. 
_____

block system

  ['blOk,sIstIm] = blocking 2, 1)
_____

block-buster

  ['blOk,bAst] _n. _.

    1)   

    2)  ( )
_____

block-signal

  ['blOk,sIgnl] _n. _-. -
_____

blockade

  [blO'keId]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to raise (to run) the blockade  () 

      2) _.  ()

    2. _v. 
_____

blocked

  [blOkt]

    1. _p-p.  block 2

    2. _a. _. ; ; blocked accounts
     
_____

blockhead

  ['blOkhed] _n. 
_____

blockhouse

  ['blOkhaus] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

blocking

  ['blOkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  block 2

    2. _n.

      1) _-.  , 

      2) _. , 
_____

blockish

  ['blOkIS] _a. , 
_____

bloke

  [bluk] _n. _. , 
_____

blonde

  [blOnd]

    1. _n.

      1) ()

      2) ۣ  

    2. _a. , 
_____

blond

  [blOnd]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. , 
_____

blood

  [blAd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to let one's blood  

      2) , 

      3) ; ; full blood  ; blue (
      high) blood  , " "; it
      runs in his blood     ,  

      4) , ; , ; bad blood
      ; cold blood ; in cold blood ;
      hot blood , ; to make smb.'s blood boil
      (creep)  -.   ( ); his blood is
      up  ֣

      5) , 

      6) _. ,  

      7)  (, )

      8) ;  

      *) blood and iron  ; ; blood is thicker than
      water   ; you cannot take ( get) blood from ( out
      of) a stone , ţ  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) _.    
_____

blood bank

  ['blAdbNk] _n.

    1)     

    2)       
_____

blood brother

  ['blAd,brA] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

blood feud

  ['blAdfju:d] _n.  ;  
_____

blood group

  ['blAdgru:p] _n. _.  
_____

blood orange

  ['blAd,OrInd] _n. ̣ ( )
_____

blood pressure

  ['blAd,preS] _n.  
_____

blood test

  ['blAd'test] _n.  ,  
_____

blood transfusion

  ['blAdtrns'fju:n] _n. _.  
_____

blood-guilty

  ['blAd,gIltI] _a. _.      -. 
_____

blood-heat

  ['blAdhi:t] _n.   
_____

blood-horse

  ['blAdhO:s] _n.  
_____

blood-letting

  ['blAd,letIN] _n. 
_____

blood-poisoning

  ['blAd,pOIznIN] _n.  
_____

blood-pudding

  ['blAd,pudIN] = black pudding
_____

blood-stained

  ['blAdsteInd] _a.

    1)  

    2)  ,   
_____

blood-sucker

  ['blAd,sAk] _n.

    1) 

    2) , , 
_____

blood-thirsty

  ['blAd,:stI] _a. 
_____

blood-vessel

  ['blAd,vesl] _n.  
_____

bloodcurdling

  ['blAd,k:dlIN] _a. ;  ; bloodcurdling sight
  ,      
_____

blooded

  ['blAdId]

    1. _p-p.  blood 2

    2. _a.

      1)  ( )

      2) 

      3) _. Σ ,  
_____

bloodhound

  ['blAdhaund] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) 
_____

bloodiness

  ['blAdInIs] _n. 
_____

bloodless

  ['blAdlIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) ݣ; 

    3) , 
_____

bloodshed

  ['blAdSed] _n. 
_____

bloodshot

  ['blAdSOt] _a.   ( )
_____

bloodstone

  ['blAdstun] _n. _. , 
_____

bloodworm

  ['blAdw:m] _n.

    1)   

    2) ,  -
_____

bloody

  ['blAdI]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; bloody flux 

      2) ; 

      3) _. 

      *) to wave a bloody shirt _.    ;
       ; Bloody Mary    

    2. _adv. _. , 

    3. _v. 
_____

bloody-minded

  ['blAdI'maIndId] _a. ; 
_____

bloom

  I [blu:m]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; in bloom  

      2)   

      3) ; to take the bloom off smth. ,  -. 
       

      4) 

      5)  ( )

    2. _v. ;  (. _.)

  II [blu:m] _n. _. ,  , 
_____

bloomer

  ['blu:m] _n. _.  ; 
_____

bloomers

  ['blu:mz] _n. _pl. _.   ; 
_____

blooming

  I ['blu:mIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bloom I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. . bloody 1, 3); a blooming fool  

  II ['blu:mIN] _n. _. 

  III ['blu:mIN] _n. _.  
_____

bloomy

  ['blu:mI] _a. 
_____

blossom

  ['blOsm]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  (.  )

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; 

      2) ,   (. blossom forth, blossom out)
_____

blot

  [blOt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) ; , 

      *) a blot on the landscape  ģ   ͣ

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) ; ; to blot one's copy-book _.  
      ,   

      3)  ( )

      4) , 

      #) blot out ) ޣ; ; ) _. ;
      ) ; a cloud has blotted out the moon   
_____

blotch

  [blOtS]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

    2. _v.  , 
_____

blotchy

  ['blOtSI] _a.  , 
_____

blotter

  ['blOt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)  

    4) ;  
_____

blottesque

  [blO'tesk] _a.   ,   ( ,
  )
_____

blotting-pad

  ['blOtINpd] _n.    
_____

blotting-paper

  ['blOtIN,peIp] _n.  
_____

blotto

  ['blOtu] _a. _. , 
_____

blouse

  [blauz] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) ԣ
_____

blow

  I [blu] _n.

    1) ; at a blow, at one blow  ; ; to come to blows
      ,  ,   ; to deal ( to strike,
    to deliver) a blow  ; to aim a blow (at) ; to
    strike a blow for ; to strike a blow against
    

    2) ,  ()

  II [blu]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to get a blow   

      2) 

      3) _. أ; 

      4)   ()

    2. _v. (blew; blown)

      1) , 

      2) ;  ( )

      3)  (, ; . _.);  (
      );  (  ..);  (); to blow
      bubbles   ; to blow one's nose 

      4)  (. blow up); to blow open ,  (
       ); to blow open a safe  

      5) ,  

      6)  (  )

      7)  ( )

      8) , 

      9) _. 

      10)   ( )

      11)  (; . blow off); 

      12) (_p-p. blowed) _. ; I'll be blowed if I know
         ,   

      #) blow about, blow abroad  (, ); blow in
      ) ,  ( ); ) _. () ;
      ; )    (   ..); blow off
      ) _. ; to blow off steam  ; _. 
        ; ; ) _. , 
      (); blow out ) , ,  (, 
        ..);  (  ); )  (
      ); )  (   ..); blow over ,  (
      ,   ..); blow up ) ; ) ; to blow
      up the hell  ӣ  ; )    (
      ); ) _. ; ) _. , ; ) _.
        ; blow upon )  , ; ) 
       ; ) ; 

      *) to blow out one's brains    ; blow high, blow low
         ,      ; to blow hot and cold
      ,    ; to blow the gaff ( the
      gab) _.  ; 

  III [blu]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. (blew; blown) 
_____

blow-by-blow

  ['blubaI'blu] _a. ,    ; a
  blow-by-blow account  ޣ
_____

blow-off

  ['blu'Of] _n.

    1)  (  ..)

    2) _. 
_____

blow-out

  ['blu'aut] _n.

    1)  (  ..)

    2)  (,   ..)

    3) _. ԣ,  

    4) _.  ; 
_____

blow-up

  ['blu'Ap] _n.

    1) = blow-out 4)

    2) 

    3) _. , 

    4) _.  
_____

blowball

  ['blubO:l] _n. 
_____

blower

  ['blu] _n.

    1) ,  ; ,   (  ..)

    2) 

    3) _. 

    4) _. ; 

    5) _. ,    

    6) 

    7) _. 

    8) _. 
_____

blowfly

  ['bluflaI] _n.  
_____

blowhole

  ['bluhul] _n.

    1) ,  ( )

    2)  ( )

    3)  ( )
_____

blowing

  I ['bluIN]

    1. _pres-p.  blow II, 2

    2. _n.

      1) أ

      2) ,  (, )

  II ['bluIN] _pres-p.  blow III, 2
_____

blowing engine

  ['bluIN'endIn] _n.  
_____

blowing machine

  ['bluINm'Si:n] = blowing engine
_____

blowing-up

  ['bluIN'Ap] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

blowlamp

  ['blulmp] _n.  
_____

blown

  I [blun] _p-p.  blow III, 2

  II [blun]

    1. _p-p.  blow II, 2

    2. _a. ,   
_____

blowpipe

  ['blupaIp] _n.  
_____

blowtorch

  ['blutO:tS] = blowlamp
_____

blowy

  ['bluI] _a.  ( )
_____

blowzy

  ['blauzI] _a.

    1)   ݣ

    2) ң,  (.  )
_____

blub

  [blAb] _. _. _.  blubber II, 2
_____

blubber

  I ['blAb] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ()

  II ['blAb]

    1. _n. , ң

    2. _v. _.  , ; 

  III ['blAb] _a. ,  ( )
_____

blubbered

  ['blAbd]

    1. _p-p.  blubber II, 2

    2. _a. ң; blubbered face  
_____

bluchers

  ['blu:tSz] _n. _pl.

    1)  

    2)     
_____

bludgeon

  ['blAdn]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

blue

  [blu:]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; ; dark ( Navy) blue 

      2) ;  ԣ

      3) ; , ; to look blue   ;
      things look blue  ; blue study () ,
      ; blue fear ( funk) _. , ,
      ; be blue 

      4) , ң; to make ( to turn) the air blue
      , 

      5)    , ; to vote blue
        

      6) _. ޣ ( )

      *) blue blood )  , " ";
      )  ; blue devils ; blue laws _. 
       (   ,  
       ); blue sky law _. ,   
          ; blue chip, blue chip share ( paper)
      _. ģ ,    ; blue water
       ; to drink till all's blue    ;
      once in a blue moon  

    2. _n.

      1)  ; Oxford blue ԣ- ; Cambridge blue
      - 

      2)  ;  ; ; Paris blue 
      ; Berlin blue  

      3) (the blue) ; out of the blue  ;  
        

      4) (the blue) ; 

      5)   ; the men ( the gentlemen, the boys) in
      blue ) ; ) ; )   

      6) _. . bluestocking

      7) (the blues) _pl. , ; to have ( to get) the
      blues, to be in the blues    , ; to
      give smb. the blues    -.

      *) to cry the blues _. _. ; the Blue and the
      Grey "  " (     
        1861-1865 ); Dark ( Oxford) Blues 
      ; Light ( Cambridge) Blues  

    3. _v.

      1)    ;  (أ)

      2)  ()

      3) _. 
_____

blue coat

  ['blu:kut] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

blue disease

  ['blu:dI,zi:z] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2)   
_____

blue print

  ['blu:prInt] _n.

    1) , ""

    2) ͣ, , 
_____

blue ribbon

  ['blu:'rIbn] _n.

    1)   (.  )

    2) ;  

    3)    

    4) _attr.: Blue Ribbon Army  
_____

blue streak

  ['blu:stri:k] _n.

    1)   

    2)  ; to talk blue streak   
_____

blue tit

  ['blu:tIt] _n.  ()
_____

blue vitriol

  ['blu:'vItrIl] _n.  
_____

blue-berry

  ['blu:brI] _n. ; ; 
_____

blue-book

  ['blu:buk] _n.

    1)   (  , 
      ..)

    2) _.  ,   

    3) _.   

    4) _.  (  )   
_____

blue-collar worker

  ['blu:,kOl'w:k] _n. 
_____

blue-pencil

  ['blu:'pensl] _v. ; , ޣ
_____

blue-stone

  ['blu:stun] _n.  
_____

bluebell

  ['blu:bel] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  ( )
_____

bluebird

  ['blu:b:d] _n.

    1) _. _.       

    2)  ,   
_____

bluebottle

  ['blu:,bOtl] _n.

    1) _. ̣ ()

    2) _.  

    3) _. 
_____

blueing

  ['blu:IN]

    1. _pres-p.  blue 3

    2. _n.

      1)  ()

      2) 

      3) 
_____

bluejacket

  ['blu:,dkIt] _n. _.  - 
_____

blueprint

  ['blu:prInt] _v.

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

blues

  [blu:z] _n. _. 
_____

bluestocking

  ['blu:,stOkIN] _n. _. ޣ , " "; 
_____

bluet

  ['blu:It] _n. _. ̣
_____

bluett

  ['blu:It] = bluet
_____

bluff

  I [blAf]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; 

      2) , ; -

    2. _n.  ; , ԣ

  II [blAf]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; to call smb.'s bluff ,
       ( -.)

      2) 

    2. _v. , ,   
_____

bluffy

  ['blAfI] _a.

    1) , ; -

    2) , ; 
_____

bluing

  ['blu:IN] = blueing 2
_____

bluish

  ['blu:IS] _a. , 
_____

blunder

  ['blAnd]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) , ޣ; he made a blunder    

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  (about, along, against, into)

      2)  

      3)   ( -.); ; 

      #) blunder away ; to blunder away one's chance 
       ; blunder on = blunder upon; blunder out ,
       ; blunder upon    -.
_____

blunderbuss

  ['blAndbAs] _n. _.  ( أ  )
_____

blunderhead

  ['blAndhed] _n. , 
_____

blundering

  ['blAndrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  blunder 2

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 
_____

blunge

  [blAnd] _v.  ;    
_____

blunt

  [blAnt]

    1. _a.

      1) ; blunt angle  ;  

      2) , 

      3) 

      4) , 

    2. _v. 
_____

blur

  [bl:]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  ;  

      3) , 

    2. _v.

      1) , ;  

      2)  ; ;  (  ..)

      3)  ()

      #) blur out , ; blur over , ۣ
      (,   ..)
_____

blurb

  [bl:b] _n.   ;  (. 
     )
_____

blurt

  [bl:t] _v. ,  (. blurt out)
_____

blush

  [blAS]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  , ; to put to the blush 
      ; to spare smb.'s blushes  -. ,
      

      2)  

      3) _. ; at (the) first blush   ;  
      

    2. _v. ,    ,  (at, for); to
    blush like a rose    ; to blush like a black (
    blue) dog  
_____

blushful

  ['blASful] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

blushing

  ['blASIN]

    1. _pres-p.  blush 2

    2. _. = blushful
_____

bluster

  ['blAst]

    1. _n.

      1) ң 

      2) ,  , 

    2. _v.

      1) ;  ( )

      2) , ,  (at)

      3) 
_____

blusterer

  ['blAstr] _n. ; 
_____

blusterous

  ['blAstrs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

blustery

  ['blAstrI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

bo

  [bu] = boo
_____

bo-peep

  [bu'pi:p] _n.    ( £); to play bo-peep  
   (. _.)
_____

bo-tree

  ['butri:] _n.   (  )
_____

boa

  ['bu] _n.

    1) _. ; 

    2) , 
_____

boar

  [bO:] _n. ; wild boar , 
_____

board

  I [bO:d]

    1. _n.

      1) ; bed of boards 

      2) _. , . ; groaning board , 
      

      3) , , ; board and lodging   ; 

      4) 

      5) _pl. , ; to go on the boards  ԣ; to
      tread boards  ԣ

      6)  ̣

      7)  (); on board  ,  ,  ; _.
      .   (, ); to come ( to go) on
      board   ; to go by the board   ; _.
         

      8) _.     

      9) _. ; to make boards 

      *) to sweep the board ) _.   ; ) 
      

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  

      2)  (with -  -.)

      3)   (  ..)

      4)   ; _. .   ,  ,  ̣

      5) _.   

      6) _. 

  II [bO:d] _n. ; ; ; ; ;
  Board of Directors ; board of trustees  ; Board
  of Education ) _.  ; ) _. ()
    ; Board of Health  ;
  Board of Trade )   ( ); )  
  ( )
_____

board-wages

  ['bO:d'weIdIz] _n.     ( 
   ..)
_____

board-walk

  ['bO:dwO:k] _n.      
_____

boarder

  ['bO:d] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  ( )
_____

boarding-house

  ['bO:dINhaus] _n. ;    
_____

boarding-school

  ['bO:dINsku:l] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) -
_____

boast

  I [bust]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ; to make boast of smth. () -.

      *) great boast, small roast _.  ,  

    2. _v.

      1) () (of, about; that); not much to boast of 
      ()

      2) ; to boast smth.    -.

  II [bust] _v.  ԣ 
_____

boaster

  I ['bust] _n. 

  II ['bust] _n. ,  (); 
_____

boastful

  ['bustful] _a. 
_____

boat

  [but]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; ;  ; to take the boat
        ; to go by boat  ,   

      2) ; gravy boat 

      *) to be in the same boat    ,  
        -.; to sail in the same boat  ; to
      sail one's own boat  ,   ԣ

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   
_____

boat train

  ['but'treIn] _n. ,    
_____

boat-fly

  ['butflaI] _n.  
_____

boat-hook

  ['buthuk] _n. ; _.  
_____

boat-house

  ['buthaus] _n. ,   
_____

boat-race

  ['butreIs] _n.   
_____

boat-tailed

  ['but'teIld] _a.  
_____

boater

  ['but] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  ()
_____

boatful

  ['butful] _n.

    1)    

    2) ,   
_____

boating

  ['butIN]

    1. _pres-p.  boat 2

    2. _n.  ; 
_____

boatman

  ['butmn] _n. 
_____

boatswain

  ['busn] _n. 
_____

bob

  I [bOb]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ;    (); ;  

      3)  ( )

      4) 

      5) = bob-sleigh

      6)  ()

      7)    

      8)   ( )

      9)   (  )

      10)   ( ,    ..);
       ( )

      11) , ; to bear a bob   

      12)  , 

      13) , 

      14) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) ,  (. bob up and down); to bob up like
      a cork  

      3) ()

      4)  

      5)   ( )

      6)    

      #) bob in, bob into ; bob up   ,
      

  II [bOb] _n. (_pl.  .) _. 
_____

bob-sled

  ['bObsled] = bob-sleigh
_____

bob-sleigh

  ['bObsleI] _n.

    1)  (  ̣    )

    2)        ң
_____

bobbed

  [bObd] _a.   (  ޣ)
_____

bobber

  ['bOb] _n. 
_____

bobbery

  ['bObrI]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a.: bobbery pack   
_____

bobbin

  ['bObIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ; 

    4) _. ,  
_____

bobbish

  ['bObIS] _a. _. _. ̣, ӣ (. pretty bobbish)
_____

bobby

  ['bObI] _n. _. 
_____

bobby pin

  ['bObIpIn] _n. 
_____

bobby-sox

  ['bObIsOks] _n. _pl. _. _.  
_____

bobby-soxer

  ['bObI,sOks] _n. _. -
_____

bobcat

  ['bObkt] _n. _.  
_____

bobolink

  ['bOblINk] _n.   ()
_____

bobtail

  ['bObteIl] _n.

    1)  

    2)      
_____

bock

  [bOk] _n.

    1)  ԣ  ()

    2) _.  
_____

bode

  I [bud] _v. ; 

  II [bud] _p. _p-p.  bide
_____

bodeful

  ['budful] _a. , ;  
_____

bodega

  [bu'di:g] _. _n.  
_____

bodice

  ['bOdIs] _n. ;  ()
_____

bodiless

  ['bOdIlIs] _a. 
_____

bodily

  ['bOdIlI]

    1. _a. , ; bodily fear  ; bodily
    injury  

    2. _adv.

      1) ,  ; he came bodily   , 

      2) ; _.   
_____

bodkin

  ['bOdkIn] _n.

    1) 

    2)    

    3) _. ; to sit (to travel) bodkin  () 
      
_____

body

  ['bOdI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; celestial ( heavenly) body  , 
      ; to keep body and soul together  

      2) _. ; a poor body  {. somebody, nobody  .}

      3) 

      4) 

      5) ,   (-); , , ; 
      (̣);   ();  (); 
       ();  ();  (); , 
      (. body of a dress); body of a book    (
      ,   ..); body of the order  ;
      the main body _.   ();  (  ..)

      6)  ; body of electors 

      7)  ; body of cavalry  ; body of
      troops  

      8)  

      9) ; ; the body politic ; autonomous
      bodies  ; legislative body 
      ; learned body ޣ ; in a body   

      10) ; ; a great body of facts  

      11) ,   (); 
       ()

      12)  ()

      13)  , 

      14) _attr.: body count ޣ ; to deal a body blow 

    2. _v. _.  ;  (. body forth)
_____

body-check

  ['bOdItSek] _n. _.  ɣ; 
_____

body-checking

  ['bOdItSekIN] _n. _.  ɣ; 
_____

body-cloth

  ['bOdIklO] _n. 
_____

body-colour

  ['bOdI,kAl] _n. _.  ;  
_____

body-guard

  ['bOdIgad] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) 
_____

body-snatcher

  ['bOdI,sntS] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) _. _. 

    3) _. ԣ,    
_____

bodywork

  ['bOdIw:k] _n. 
_____

boffin

  ['bOfIn] _n. _. ޣ, 
_____

bog

  [bOg]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.: to be ( to get) bogged down  ( )
_____

bog oak

  ['bOg'uk] _n. ң 
_____

bog-berry

  ['bOg,berI] _n. 
_____

bog-trotter

  ['bOg,trOt] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

bogey

  ['bugI] = bogie
_____

boggard

  ['bOgd] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

boggart

  ['bOgt] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

boggle

  ['bOgl] _v.

    1) 

    2) ,  (at, about, over -  -.)

    3)  (-.) , 

    4) , ; 
_____

boggy

  ['bOgI] _a. 
_____

boghead

  ['bOghed] _n.   
_____

bogie

  ['bugI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _-.   ()

    3) = bogy 1), 2)  3)
_____

bogle

  ['bOgl] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

bogus

  ['bugs] _a. _. , ; bogus prisoner 
  ޣ, 
_____

bogy

  ['bugI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , 

    4) = bogle 1)  2)
_____

boh

  [bu] = boo
_____

boil

  I [bOIl]

    1. _n. ,  ; to bring to the boil  
    , to keep on ( at) the boil  ; the coffee
    was near boil   

    2. _v.

      1) (), ()

      2) ; ; to make smb.'s. blood boil  -. 
      

      3) ; 

      #) boil away ; boil down ) (), (),
      (); ) (), (); )  (
      -.); boil over ) ,   ; ) ,
      , 

  II [bOIl] _n. , 
_____

boiled

  [bOIld]

    1. _p-p.  boil I, 2

    2. _a. ң, ޣ; hard boiled egg  ; boiled dinner
    _.     ; boiled linseed oil ; boiled shirt
    ) _.  ; ) _. ,  
_____

boiler

  ['bOIl] _n.

    1) () ԣ, 

    2) ;     

    3) , ,   

    *) to burst one's boiler _.  ( )  , 
    ; to burst smb.'s boiler  -.  
_____

boiler-house

  ['bOIlhaus] _n. 
_____

boiler-plate

  ['bOIlpleIt] _n.  ;  
_____

boiler-room

  ['bOIlrum] _n.  , 
_____

boilersuit

  ['bOIlsju:t] _n. , 
_____

boiling

  ['bOIlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  boil I, 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; the whole boiling _.  

    3. _a. 
_____

boiling heat

  ['bOIlINhi:t] _n.  ( )   (
   )
_____

boiling-point

  ['bOIlINpOInt] _n.   (. _.)
_____

boisterous

  ['bOIstrs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

boko

  ['buku] _n. _. 
_____

bold

  [buld] _a.

    1) ; I make bold to say  

    2) , ; as bold as brass , ; to make bold
    with    

    3) 

    4) ޣ ( , ); ޣ, 

    5) , 
_____

bold-faced

  ['buldfeIst] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ( )
_____

boldly

  ['buldlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

bole

  I [bul] _n. 

  II [bul] _n. , ,   
_____

bolero

  _n.

    1) [b'lEru]  ( )

    2) ['bOlru]       , 
_____

boletus

  [bu'li:ts] _n. 
_____

bolide

  ['bulId] _n. _. 
_____

bolivar

  ['bOlIva:] _n.  (  )
_____

boliviano

  [b,li:'vja:nu] _n. (_pl. -s [b,li:'vja:nuz])  (
   )
_____

boll

  [bul] _n. _.  
_____

bollard

  ['bOld] _n. _.  
_____

bologna

  [b'lunj] = Bologna-sausage
_____

bolometer

  [bu'lOmIt] _n. _. 
_____

boloney

  [b'lunI] _n.

    1) = Bologna-sausage

    2) _. , , 
_____

bolster

  ['bulst]

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2) , 

      3) _. ; , 

      4) 

      5) 

    2. _v.

      1)  () 

      2)  (. bolster up); to bolster up smb.'s courage
      ,    -.

      3) 

      4) _.  
_____

bolt

  I [bult]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ;  (); _. ()
       (); behind bolt and bar  ģ ; 
      ۣ

      2) 

      3) _.  

      4)  ; a bolt from the blue    ; 
      

      5) ; to make ( to do) a bolt ,  (for);
       (to)

      6) _. _.    ,   ..

      7)  ()

      8) ,  (, ۣ )

      *) my bolt is shot   ӣ,  ; he has shot his last bolt
         

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)  

      3)  , ; 

      4)  ( )

      5)   ֣

      6) _. _.        ţ
      

    3. _adv.: bolt upright ;  

  II [bult] _v.

    1)   ; 

    2) _.  (. bolt out); to bolt to the bran _.
     , 
_____

bolt-hole

  ['bulthul] _n. 
_____

bolter

  I ['bult] _n.

    1) _. _. ,   

    2)  

  II ['bult] _n. , 
_____

bolting

  I ['bultIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bolt I, 2

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

  II ['bultIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bolt II, 2

    2. _n. ; 
_____

bolus

  ['buls] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

bomb

  [bOm]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  (ͣ);  

      2)  (  ,  )

      3)    

      4) _.  

      *) to throw a bomb into  ,  

    2. _v. ,  

      #) bomb out ; bomb up _. () 
_____

bomb dropper

  ['bOm,drOp] _n. _. 
_____

bomb-destroy

  ['bOmdI,strOI] _v. ,  
_____

bomb-disposal

  ['bOmdIs,puzl] _n.   , ,
   
_____

bomb-load

  ['bOmlud] _n.  
_____

bomb-proof

  ['bOmpru:f] _.

    1. _a.  

    2. _n. 
_____

bomb-sight

  ['bOmsaIt] _n. _.   
_____

bombard

  1. _n. ['bOmba:d] _. 

  2. _v. [bOm'ba:d]

    1) 

    2) _. ,  ()

    3) _. ,  
_____

bombardier

  [,bOmb'dI] _n. ;  
_____

bombardment

  [bOm'ba:dmnt] _n. ;   ͣ ;
  preliminary bombardment  
_____

bombardon

  [bOm'ba:dn] _n.  (_.  )
_____

bombasine

  ['bOmbsi:n] _n. _.  (ۣ , . ޣ )
_____

bombast

  ['bOmbst] _n.  ( , )
_____

bombastic

  [bOm'bstIk] _a. 
_____

bombazine

  ['bOmbzi:n] = bombasine
_____

bombed-out

  ['bOmd'aut] _a. ̣
_____

bomber

  ['bOm] _n.

    1) _. ; ͣ

    2) _. 
_____

bombing

  ['bOmIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bomb 2

    2. _n. ; £
_____

bombshell

  ['bOmSel] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ;    
_____

bombshelter

  ['bOm,Selt] _n. 
_____

bon mot

  [bON'mu] _n. _. (_pl. bons mots)  , 
_____

bon-bon

  ['bOnbOn], [bO:N'bO:N] _n. _. 
_____

bona fide

  ['bun'faIdI] _.

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _adv. 
_____

bona fides

  ['bun'faIdIz] _. _n.  ; 
_____

bonanza

  [bu'nnz]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ; () ;  ,
      " "

      2) _.  (      )

    2. _a. ; bonanza farm ,  
_____

bond

  I [bOnd]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _pl. ; _.  ; in bonds  

      3) 

      4)  

      5)  ; to stand bond for smb.  
      -.

      6) (. _pl.) _. ; 

      7)  

      8) _. 

      9) _.  ( )

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  

      3)  

      4) _.  , 

      5)       

      6) _. ,  ( )

  II [bOnd] _.

    1. _n.  ()

    2. _a. 
_____

bond-stone

  ['bOndstun] _n. _. ,  
_____

bondage

  ['bOndId] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) 
_____

bonded

  ['bOndId]

    1. _p-p.  bond I, 2

    2. _a.

      1)   ( )

      2)    

      3): bonded warehouse      
       
_____

bonder

  ['bOnd] = bond-stone
_____

bondholder

  ['bOnd,huld] _n.  , 
_____

bondmaid

  ['bOndmeId] _n.  ; 
_____

bondman

  ['bOndmn] _n. , ; 
_____

bondservant

  ['bOnd,s:vnt] _n. 
_____

bondservice

  ['bOnd,s:vIs] _n. ;  
_____

bondslave

  ['bOndsleIv] _n. 
_____

bondsman

  ['bOndzmn] _n.

    1) = bondman

    2) 
_____

bondswoman

  ['bOndzwumn] = bondmaid
_____

bondwoman

  ['bOndwumn] = bondmaid
_____

bone

  [bun]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to the bone ; drenched to the bone 
      ; frozen to the bone   

      2) _pl. ; 

      3) _pl. _. ; ; 

      4) -.,   

      5) _pl. () ; 

      6) _pl. 

      7) _pl. 

      8)  

      9) _. _. 

      *) the bone of contention  ; to cast (in) a bone
      between  , ; to cut (costs, etc.) to the bone
       (  ..)  ; to feel in one's bones 
      ; to make no bones about ( of)  , 
      ;  ; to make old bones _.  
       ; on one's bones _.  ֣ , 
      ; to have a bone to pick with smb.  ޣ  -.; a bag
      of bones   ; to have a bone in one's ( the) arm (
      leg) _.  ,      ,
      ,  ; to have a bone in one's ( the) throat
      _.       ; to keep the bones green
        ; the nearer the bone the sweeter the
      flesh ( the meat) _.  ; what is bred in the bone
      will not go out of the flesh _.   

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2)   

      3) _. 

      #) bone up (on a subject) ,  (); to bone up on
      (one's) Latin  () 
_____

bone china

  ['bun,tSaIn] _n.  ,  
_____

bone-black

  ['bunblk] _n.    
_____

bone-coal

  ['bunkul] _n.    
_____

bone-dry

  ['bundraI] _a.

    1)  

    2) _. ,     ( )
_____

bone-dust

  ['bundAst] _n.   ()
_____

bone-head

  ['bunhed] _n. _. , 
_____

bone-meal

  ['bunmi:l] = bone-dust
_____

bone-setter

  ['bun,set] _n. 
_____

bone-shaker

  ['bun,SeIk] _n. _.      ;
  
_____

bone-spavin

  ['bun,spvIn] _n.   ( )
_____

boned

  [bund] _a.   
_____

boneless

  ['bunlIs] _a. 
_____

boner

  ['bun] _n. _. ;  
_____

bonfire

  ['bOn,faI] _n. ԣ; to make a bonfire of  ( ),
  ; 
_____

bonne

  [bOn] _n. _. 
_____

bonnet

  ['bOnIt]

    1. _n.

      1)   ( ); ;  ; 
       ; to vail the bonnet   

      2) _.  (  ..)

      3) _.  (); , ; 

      *) to fill smb.'s bonnet  أ-. ;   -. 
       

    2. _v.

      1)    (-.) 

      2)  ()
_____

bonny

  ['bOnI] _a. _.

    1)  (. .  )

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

bonny-clabber

  ['bOnI,klb] _n. _. 
_____

bons mots

  [bON'muz] _pl.  bon mot
_____

bonus

  ['buns] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _attr.: bonus job  
_____

bony

  ['bunI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

bonze

  [bOnz] _n. 
_____

boo

  I [bu:]

    1. _int.  ) ; )   
     

    2. _v.

      1)   ; ; 

      2) ; to boo a dog out  

  II [bu:] _. _. 
_____

boob

  [bu:b] _n. _. 
_____

booby

  ['bu:bI] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  

    3)   ,  (-)  

    4)  ( )
_____

booby prize

  ['bu:bIpraIz] _n.   (   
    )
_____

booby trap

  ['bu:bItrp] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. -, -
_____

booby-trap

  ['bu:bItrp] _v. _.   -
_____

boodle

  I ['bu:dl] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) _. 

    4)  

  II ['bu:dl] _n. _. , 
_____

booh

  [bu:] = boo
_____

book

  [buk]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  

      2) (the Book) 

      3) , , 

      4) ;  (  ..); 

      5)  

      6)  ޣ ( ,   
      ..; . books)

      7)      ( ); 
       

      8)  (    ..); a book of matches 
       

      9): a book of stamps )  ; )   

      10) _. ()      ( )

      11) _attr. ; book learning  ( ) 

      *) to read smb. like a book   -., 
      ; to speak by the book  ( ޣ-.)  
       ; to be on the books   ; to be in
      smb.'s good (bad, black) books   -.   ()
      ; one for the book  أ , ;
      to bring to book   ; to know a thing like a book
       -.    ; without book  ; to suit
      smb.'s book   -. ,  -. 

    2. _v.

      1)   , 

      2) ,   (  ..)

      3)    ; all the seats are booked (up) 
       

      4)  ; ;  (ԣ, );
      I shall book you for Friday evening     

      *) I'm booked  
_____

book-club

  ['bukklAb] _n.   
_____

book-hunter

  ['buk,hAnt] _n.   
_____

book-keeper

  ['buk,ki:p] _n. ; 
_____

book-keeping

  ['buk,ki:pIN] _n. ; 
_____

book-learning

  ['buk,l:nIN] _n.  , ,   ; 
_____

book-maker

  ['buk,meIk] _n.  ( )
_____

book-mark

  ['buk,ma:k] _n.  ( )
_____

book-marker

  ['buk,ma:k] _n.  ( )
_____

book-plate

  ['bukpleIt] _n. 
_____

bookbinder

  ['buk,baInd] _n. ̣
_____

bookbinding

  ['buk,baIndIN] _n. ̣ 
_____

bookcase

  ['bukkeIs] _n.  ;  ; 
_____

booked

  [bukt]

    1. _p-p.  book 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

bookie

  ['bukI] _n. _.  ( )
_____

booking-clerk

  ['bukINkla:k] _n.  ,    
_____

booking-office

  ['bukIN,OfIs] _n.

    1)   (, )

    2)  ()
_____

bookish

  ['bukIS] _a.

    1) 

    2) ޣ

    3) 

    *) the bookish  
_____

bookless

  ['buklIs] _a.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

booklet

  ['buklIt] _n. , 
_____

bookman

  ['bukmn] _n.

    1) ޣ

    2) _.  
_____

bookmobile

  ['buk,mubaIl] _n.    
_____

bookseller

  ['buk,sel] _n.  ; second-hand bookseller 
_____

bookselling

  ['buk,selIN] _n.  
_____

bookshelf

  ['bukSelf] _n.  
_____

bookshop

  ['bukSOp] _n.  
_____

bookstall

  ['bukstO:l] _n.  
_____

bookstand

  ['bukstnd] _n.  
_____

bookstore

  ['bukstO:] _n. _.  
_____

bookworm

  ['bukw:m] _n.  ,  , 
_____

boom

  I [bu:m] _n.

    1) _.  ,  (  ң  )

    2) _. ,  (); 

    3) _. _.  

    4) _.   

    5) _.  ()

    6) _. , 

  II [bu:m]

    1. _n.

      1)  (,   ..)

      2) , 

      3)  

      4) ,  ߣ  

      5) ,  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) , ;  ( )

      4)  , ;  

      5)   ( , )

      6) ,   ( ,   ..)
_____

boomer

  I ['bu:m] _n.  

  II ['bu:m] _n. _. ,  -.  
    -.
_____

boomerang

  ['bu:mrN] _n. 
_____

boon

  I [bu:n] _n.

    1) , ; ; , 

    2) _. 

  II [bu:n] _a.

    1) _. _.  ( ); ,  ( 
     ..)

    2) , ; boon companion ӣ 

  III [bu:n] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _-. , 
_____

boor

  [bu] _n. ,  
_____

boorish

  ['burIS] _a. , 
_____

boose

  [bu:z] = booze
_____

boost

  [bu:st]

    1. _n.

      1) _. , ;  

      2)  ( )

      3) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) , ,  

      2) ,  ;  
      

      3)  ()

      4) = boom II, 2, 5)

      5) _.  

      6) _.  ;  (  ..)
_____

booster

  ['bu:st] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) _. ; 

    3) _-. 

    4) _. -;  
_____

boot

  I [bu:t]

    1. _n.

      1) ; high ( riding) boot 

      2) _pl. _. 

      3) _.  ( )

      4)  ()

      5)    ( ,  )

      6) £ ( )

      *) boot and saddle! _. "!" (  ); _.
      "!"; the boot is on the other leg   
      ; to die in one's boots )   
       ; )   ϣ ; to get the (order
      of the) boot  ; to have one's heart in one's boots
      ; "   "; to be in smb.'s boots   أ-.
      ,   -. ; like old boots _. ,
      ,   ; to move ( to start) one's boots
      _. , ; seven-league boots -,
       

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  

      3) _. 

      #) boot out, boot round 

  II [bu:t] _.

    1. _n. , ; to boot _.  

    2. _v. ; what boots it?    ?; it boots not
     

  III [bu:t] _n. _. _. _.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: boot camp   
_____

boot-top

  ['bu:ttOp] _n. 
_____

boot-tree

  ['bu:ttri:] _n.  
_____

bootblack

  ['bu:tblk] _n. . _.  
_____

bootee

  ['bu:ti:] _n.

    1) (ԣ)  

    2)   
_____

booth

  [bu:] _n. ; ; ; ;  ( )
_____

bootjack

  ['bu:tdk] _n.

    1)    

    2) _.  
_____

bootlace

  ['bu:tleIs] _n.   
_____

bootleg

  ['bu:tleg]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.  

      3)  ,  

      4) _attr. _. 

    2. _v. _. _.

      1)      
      

      2)  
_____

bootlegger

  ['bu:t,leg] _n.

    1)      

    2) _.  ݣ 
_____

bootless

  I ['bu:tlIs] _a.  ,  ; 

  II ['bu:tlIs] _a. ; bootless effort  
_____

bootlicker

  ['bu:t,lIk] _n. 
_____

bootmaker

  ['bu:t,meIk] _n. 
_____

boots

  [bu:ts] _n. ,  ( )
_____

booty

  ['bu:tI] _n.  , 

    *) to play booty  ,   ;
      
_____

booze

  [bu:z] _.

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) , ; ; to be on the booze 

    2. _v. 
_____

boozy

  ['bu:zI] _a. _.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

bora

  ['bur] _n. ,  -  ( )
_____

boracic acid

  [b'rsIk'sId] _n.  
_____

borage

  ['bOrId] _n. _.  
_____

borax

  ['bO:rks] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _attr.: borax soap  
_____

border

  ['bO:d]

    1. _n.

      1) ; the Border     

      2) ; , ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  (on, upon - )

      2) ,   (upon - )

      3) , 
_____

border line

  ['bO:dlaIn] _n. ,  
_____

border-line

  ['bO:dlaIn] _a. ; _.   
_____

borderer

  ['bO:dr] _n.   
_____

borderland

  ['bO:dlnd] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2)   ( )

    3) -. ̣, ;  
_____

borderless

  ['bO:dlIs] _a.   ; 
_____

bore

  I [bO:]

    1. _n.

      1)  , 

      2) _. _.  

      3)  , 

      4)  , ; what a bore!  !

      5)  

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; 

      2)     

      3) ; he bores me to death     

  II [bO:] _n.    (   )

  III [bO:] _p.  bear II
_____

bore hole

  ['bO:hul] _n.  ; 
_____

boreal

  ['bO:rIl] _a. 
_____

borecole

  ['bO:kul] _n.  , 
_____

bored

  [bO:d]

    1. _p-p.  bore I, 2

    2. _a. ; I am bored  ,  
_____

boredom

  ['bO:dm] _n. 
_____

borer

  ['bO:r] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) ; 

    3)  ()
_____

boric

  ['bO:rIk] _a. _. 
_____

boring

  ['bO:rIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bore I, 2

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  ; (̣) 

      3) , 

      4) _pl. 

    3. _a.

      1) 

      2) , 
_____

boring machine

  ['bO:rINm,Si:n] _n. _.  ;  
_____

boring mill

  ['bO:rINmIl] _n.  
_____

boring rig

  [',bO:rINrIg] _n. _.  
_____

born

  [bO:n]

    1. _p-p.  bear II, 3

    2. _a. ģ; a poet born ģ ; in all one's born
    days    
_____

borne

  1. [bO:n] _p-p.  bear II

  2. ['bO:neI] _a. _. ,   
_____

boron

  ['bO:rOn] _n. _. 
_____

borough

  ['bAr] _n.

    1) () ; municipal borough ,  
    {. . 2)}; Parliamentary borough ,   
    ; close ( pocket) borough   ,  
          ; rotten borough
    _.  

    2) _.     - (. municipal borough)

    3): the Borough  (  )
_____

borough-English

  ['bAr'INglIS] _n. _. _.    ,   
   
_____

borrow

  ['bOru] _v.

    1) ,    (of, from -  -.)

    2) 
_____

borrowing

  ['bOruIN]

    1. _pres-p.  borrow

    2. _n.

      1) ; he who likes borrowing dislikes paying , 
        ,   

      2) 
_____

borsch

  [bO:StS] _. _n. 
_____

borzoi

  ['bO:zOI] _. _n.  ( )
_____

boscage

  ['bOskId] _n. _. ; ; 
_____

bosh

  I [bOS]

    1. _n. _. ; () 

    2. _int. !, !

    3. _v. _. _. ; 

  II [bOS] _n. _.

    1)    

    2) _pl.   
_____

bosk

  [bOsk] _n. _. 
_____

boskage

  ['bOskId] = boscage
_____

bosket

  ['bOskIt] = bosk
_____

bosky

  ['bOskI] _a.    
_____

bosom

  ['buzm]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; to put in one's bosom   

      2) ; ; in the bosom of one's family   ; the
      bosom of the sea  

      3) , 

      4) ,    ..; _. 

      *) to take to one's bosom ) ;   ֣; )  
      ,   

    2. _v. _.

      1)   

      2)  ( ); a house bosomed in trees , 
      
_____

bosom-friend

  ['buzmfrend] _n.  
_____

bosquet

  ['bOskIt] = bosk
_____

boss

  I [bOs] _.

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; _. ; he's the boss here 
       

      2) _.    

      3) 

      4) _. 

    2. _v.  ; 

      *) to boss the show ,  

  II [bOs]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. , , , ; 

      3) _. , 

      4) _.  

      5)  

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)  

      3) _. ,  

  III [bOs]

    1. _n. _.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v. _.

      1)  , ; 

      2) 
_____

bossy

  ['bOsI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

bot-fly

  ['bOtflaI] _n. 
_____

botanical

  [b'tnIkl] _a. 
_____

botanist

  ['bOtnIst] _n. 
_____

botanize

  ['bOtnaIz] _v. 
_____

botany

  ['bOtnI] _n. 
_____

botch

  [bOtS]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)   

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  ; 
_____

botcher

  ['bOtS] _n.  
_____

both

  [bu]

    1. _pron. _indef. ; they are both doctors, both of them are doctors
      ; both are busy   

    2. _adv. _cj. both... and... ...,  ...; ... ...;    ;
    he speaks both English and French    - 
    -; he is both tired and hungry      
    
_____

bother

  ['bO]

    1. _n. , ;  

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) ,  (about)

      3) ; ; don't bother!   

      *) oh, bother it! _. ޣ !
_____

botheration

  [,bO'reISn]

    1. _n. = bother 1

    2. _int.  !
_____

bothersome

  ['bOsm] _a. , ; 
_____

bothy

  ['bOI] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) ()    ( ,  )
_____

bottle

  I ['bOtl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2)  (  ); to bring up on the bottle 
      £  ,   £

      3) ; to be fond of the bottle  ; to pass the bottle
      round   ; to flee from the bottle 
       ; to have a bottle ,  ; over
      a bottle   ; to take to the bottle ,
        ; to hit ( to give up) the bottle 
      

      4) _. 

      *) to know smb. from his bottle up  -.  ̣; black
      bottle _. 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)    (. bottle off)

      3) _.  (  ); bottle up ,
       (  ..)

  II ['bOtl] _n. _. ;  
_____

bottle neck

  ['bOtlnek] _n.  
_____

bottle-baby

  ['bOtl,beIbI] _n.    £, 
_____

bottle-feeding

  ['bOtl,fi:dIN] _n.  
_____

bottle-glass

  ['bOtlgla:s] _n.  
_____

bottle-green

  ['bOtlgri:n] _a. ԣ-̣,  
_____

bottle-holder

  ['bOtl,huld] _n.

    1)  ӣ

    2) , 
_____

bottle-neck

  ['bOtlnek]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  (  )

      3) _.  

      4) _. 

    2. _v.  , 
_____

bottle-screw

  ['bOtlskru:] _n. 
_____

bottle-washer

  ['bOtl,wOS] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.   ; head cook and bottle-washer _. 
       ;  ,  ,    
_____

bottom

  ['bOtm]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; bottom up  ; to have no bottom   ,
        ; _.  , 

      2)  (,   ..); to go to the bottom   ; to
      send to the bottom ; to touch bottom )  ;
      )      ( ); ) _.
      ; )    

      3) ,  ; ; at the bottom of a mountain  
      ; at the bottom of the steps   ; to be at the
      bottom of the class     ; at the
      bottom of the table   

      4) ; ;  

      5) , 

      6) _. ,  

      7) , ; to get (down) to ( at) the bottom of 
        ; good at (the) bottom   

      8) ; to be at the bottom of smth.   
       -.

      9)  ()

      10)  ()

      11)   

      12)  ()

      13) (. _pl.) ,  ()

      14)   , 

      15) , 

      *) there's no bottom to it    ; to knock the bottom
      out of an argument  ;   - ;
      to stand on one's own bottom  ,   
      ; bottoms up!   !; to be at rock bottom   

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; ; bottom price  ; bottom rung
        ( ); one's bottom dollar
       

      2) 

    3. _v.

      1) (. _pass.) ,  (on, upon - )

      2) 

      3)  

      4)  ;  

      5)  ;   , 
_____

bottom drawer

  ['bOtmdrO:] _n.   ,     
_____

bottom-land

  ['bOtmlnd] _n. _. ; 
_____

bottomless

  ['bOtmlIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)    ( )

    4) 
_____

bottommost

  ['bOtmmust] _a.  
_____

botulism

  ['bOtjulIzm] _n. _. 
_____

boudoir

  ['bu:dwa:] _n. _. 
_____

bough

  [bau] _n. 
_____

bought

  [bO:t] _p.  _p-p.  buy 1
_____

bougie

  ['bu:i:] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. , 
_____

bouillon

  [bu:'jO:N] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

boulder

  ['buld] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

boulevard

  ['bu:lva:] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

boulter

  ['bult] _n.     
_____

bounce

  [bauns]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; with a bounce  

      2) ,  

      3) 

      4) ; 

      5) _. 

      6)  ̣  

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; to bounce into (out of) the room
         (  )

      2)     ( -.)

      3) 

      4) _. 

      5) _.   , ""

      6) _.  ݣ   ( 
          -  )

    3. _adv. ;   
_____

bouncer

  ['bauns] _n.

    1) ,  , 

    2) _. ; 

    3) _. ; , 

    4)     

    5) _. _. 
_____

bouncing

  ['baunsIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bounce 2

    2. _a.

      1) , , , 

      2) , 

    3. _n.

      1)  

      2)  ̣  , "ڣ"
_____

bound

  I [baund]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) (. _pl.) ; to put ( to set) bounds
       (to - -.)

      *) out of bounds  ݣ (.  ); beyond the
      bounds of decency   

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) ;  

  II [baund]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; a bound forward   ң

      2)  ()

      3) _.   

    2. _v.

      1) , ;  

      2)  (   ..)

  III [baund]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  bind

    2. _a.

      1) ; bound up with smb., smth.    -.,
      -.

      2) ; ; bound to military service 

      3) , ; he is bound to succeed  
      

      4) ;  ( -.)

      5) ԣ,  ̣

      6)  

  IV [baund] _a.  (.  );  (for); the
  ship is bound for Leningrad    ; outward
  bound     ;    ( )
_____

boundary

  ['baundrI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _attr. ; boundary lights _.  
    ()
_____

bounden

  ['baundn] _. _p-p.  bind in bounden duty  ,  
  
_____

bounder

  ['baund] _n. _. ,  
_____

boundless

  ['baundlIs] _a. , 
_____

bounteous

  ['bauntIs] _a. _.

    1)  ( )

    2) , , ; bounteous havest  
_____

bountiful

  ['bauntIful] = bounteous
_____

bounty

  ['bauntI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)     ,  
     

    4) _.      
_____

bouquet

  [bu:'keI] _n.

    1) ; to hand smb. a bouquet for, to throw bouquets at smb. _.
    _.  -.,   -.

    2) ,  ()
_____

bourbon

  ['bubn] _n.

    1) 

    2)   (. bourbon whisky)
_____

bourdon

  ['budn] _n.     ;  
    ţ 
_____

bourgeois

  I ['buwa:] _.

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. 

    2. _a. 

  II [b:'dOIs] _n. _. 
_____

bourgeoisie

  [,buwa:'zi:] _n. _. 
_____

bourgeon

  ['b:dn] = burgeon
_____

bourn

  I [bun] _n. _. 

  II [bun] = bourne
_____

bourne

  [bun] _n. _. _.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

bourse

  [bus] _n. _.   
_____

bouse

  [bauz] _v. ,  ()
_____

bout

  [baut] _n.

    1) , ң; ; -.    ,   ;
    ; ; this bout   

    2) _. ; ; bout with the gloves 

    3) ,  (, )

    4) 
_____

boutique

  [bu:'ti:k] _n. _.  ,   (
    )
_____

bovine

  ['buvaIn] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ; 
_____

bow

  I [bau]

    1. _n. ; to make one's bow ; ; to take a bow
     (   )

    2. _v.

      1) (), () ( bow down); bowed down by care
         

      2) ; to bow and scrape ; to bow one's thanks
         ; to bow out ,
      ; ; he was bowed out of the room  
         

      3) ,  

      4) ; to bow to the inevitable  

      5) ; to bow before authority  
      

  II [bu]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3) 

      4) 

      5) 

      6) _. 

      7) _. ɣ,  ()

      *) to draw a ( the) long bow , 
      ; draw not your bow till your arrow is fixed _.  
      ,   ;    , 
      

    2. _v.  

  III [bau] _n. ( _pl.)  ()
_____

bow window

  ['bu'wIndu] _n.

    1) _.   , 

    2) _. , 
_____

bow-backed

  ['baubkt] _a. , 
_____

bow-compass

  ['bu,kAmps] _n. (_pl. -compasses ['bu,kAmpsIz]) 
_____

bow-compasses

  ['bu,kAmpsIz] _n. _pl.  bow-compass
_____

bow-saw

  ['busO:] _n.  
_____

bow-string

  ['bustrIN] _n. 
_____

bow-wow

  ['bau'wau]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _. 

      *) the (big) bow-wow style ( strain)  ;
        

    2. _int. -!
_____

bowdlerize

  ['baudlraIz] _v.  (   ..) ӣ ,
  
_____

bowel

  ['baul] _n. (. _pl.)

    1)  (_. . _sing.); to have the bowels open _.  ;
    to evacuate the bowels _.  

    2) _pl. 

    3) 

    4) ; to have no bowels  ; the bowels of
    mercy ( pity)  

    5) _attr.: bowel movement _. 

    *) to get one's bowels in an uproar ,  
_____

bower

  I ['bau] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) _. 

    4) _. _. 

  II ['bau] _n. _.  

  III ['bau] _n. _. right bower  ; left bower 
     
_____

bower-anchor

  ['bau,Nk] = bower II
_____

bowery

  I ['baurI] _a.  , , 

  II ['baurI] _n. _.

    1) _. , 

    2)    ۣ , 
_____

bowie-knife

  ['buInaIf] _n. _.   
_____

bowing

  ['buIN] _n.   ;    
_____

bowk

  [bauk] _n. _. 
_____

bow-knot

  ['bunOt] = bow II, 1, 5)
_____

bowl

  I [bul] _n.

    1) , ; the bowl , ; the flowing bowl 
    

    2) 

    3)  ( )

    4)   (-.);  (, , 
    ,  )

    5) _. ; 

  II [bul]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _pl.   

      3) _pl. _. 

      4) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)  (, )

      3) 

      4) _.   ( );   ( )

      #) bowl along ,    ; bowl off  
      ; bowl out   ; bowl over ; _.  
      
_____

bowlder

  ['buld] = boulder
_____

bow-legged

  ['beulegd] _a. 
_____

bowler

  I ['bul] _n.  ( ); battle bowler _. _.
   

  II ['bul] _n. ,   ( )    (
  )
_____

bowler hat

  ['bulht] _n. -; to get the bowler hat   
   
_____

bowline

  ['bulIn] _n. _. ;  
_____

bowling

  ['bulIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bowl II, 2

    2. _n.   
_____

bowling-alley

  ['bulIN'lI] _n.

    1) = bowling-green

    2) 
_____

bowling-green

  ['bulINgri:n] _n.     
_____

bowman

  I ['bumn] _n.  ( ), 

  II ['baumn] _n. _.   (  )
_____

bowse

  [bauz] = bouse
_____

bowshot

  ['buSOt] _n.  ̣ 
_____

bowsprit

  ['busprIt] _n. _. 
_____

bow-tie

  ['butaI] _n. -
_____

box

  I [bOks]

    1. _n.

      1) , ,  (.  = letter-box, sentry-box
       .); box of dominoes ) ; ) , ; the eternity box
      _. 

      2)   (  )

      3) (the box) _. 

      4)    ; 

      5) _. 

      6) 

      7)     ( )

      8)  (. )

      9)   

      10) _. ; ;  ()

      *) to be in the wrong box    ; to be in a
      (tight) box    ; to be in the same box  
        ( -.); to be in one's thinking box
      أ 

    2. _v.

      1) ,     

      2)  ()  

      3) _.  ()

      #) box off  ; box up ) , ;
      )   ,  ;  

      *) to box the compass ) _.    ;
      )   ; ,  

  II [bOks]

    1. _n.

      1) ; box on the ear ݣ

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)  ; I boxed his ear    ݣ

      2) 

  III [bOks] _n. _.  ̣
_____

box-couch

  ['bOkskautS] _n.    ( )
_____

box-keeper

  ['bOks,ki:p] _n.   
_____

box-office

  ['bOks'OfIs] _n.  
_____

box-pleat

  ['bOks'pli:t] _n.  
_____

box-seat

  ['bOks'si:t] _n.

    1)   

    2)   
_____

box-up

  ['bOks'Ap] _n. _. , , 
_____

boxcalf

  ['bOks'ka:f] _n. ,   
_____

boxcar

  ['bOkska:] _n. _.  
_____

boxen

  ['bOksn] _a. _.  , 
_____

boxer

  ['bOks] _n.

    1) _. ӣ

    2) ӣ ( )
_____

boxing

  I ['bOksIN]

    1. _pres-p.  box II, 2

    2. _n. 

  II ['bOksIN]

    1. _pres-p.  box I, 2

    2. _n.

      1)  ( )

      2) ,   , 

      3) , 
_____

boxing-gloves

  ['bOksINglAvz] _n. _pl. ӣ 
_____

boxwood

  ['bOkswud] _n. ;  
_____

boy

  [bOI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ;  ; my boy _. , , 

    3) 

    4)  (-  )

    5) _. 

    6) (the boy) _. ) ; ) _. 

    *) big boy ) _. _. ; ) _. _. ֣
    ; pansy boy _. ; fly boy _. ̣
_____

boy scout

  ['bOI'skaut] _n. 
_____

boy-friend

  ['bOIfrend] _n. _. , 
_____

boycott

  ['bOIkt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

boyhood

  ['bOIhud] _n. 
_____

boyish

  ['bOIIS] _a. ; ; 
_____

boyishness

  ['bOIISnIs] _n. 
_____

bozo

  ['buzu] _n. _. _. , ""
_____

bra

  [bra:] _n. _. 
_____

brabble

  ['brbl] _.

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. ,  - 
_____

brace

  [breIs]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , ; ; 

      2) (_pl.  .)  (.  ); twenty brace of hares
        ; they are a brace ()   

      3)  ()

      4) _pl. 

      5)  

      6) _. ; brace and bit У

      7) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) , ; , ; 

      2)  (); to brace one's energies    

      3) _.  ()

      #) brace up 
_____

bracelet

  ['breIslIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl. _. 
_____

bracer

  ['breIs] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) 

    3)  

    4) _.  ,  
_____

bracing

  ['breIsIN]

    1. _pres-p.  brace 2

    2. _a.  ( ); 

    3. _n. , ; 
_____

bracken

  ['brkn] _n. -
_____

bracket

  ['brkIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; round (square) brackets  () 

      2) , ; 

      3) , ; age bracket  

      4)  

      5) _.  ( )

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) ,   ( -.,  -.); don't bracket me
      with him        

      3) _.   
_____

brackish

  ['brkIS] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2)  ( ); 
_____

bract

  [brkt] _n. _. 
_____

brad

  [brd] _n.   , 
_____

bradawl

  ['brdO:l] _n. 
_____

brae

  [breI] _n. _.   ;  
_____

brag

  [brg]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v. , , 
_____

braggadocio

  [,brg'dutSIu] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

braggart

  ['brgt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

braggery

  ['brgrI] _n. 
_____

Brahm

  [bra:m] = Brahma
_____

Brahma

  [bra:m] _n. _. _. 
_____

brahmapootra

  ['bra:mpu:tr] _n. () ( )
_____

brahma

  ['bra:m] = brahmapootra
_____

Brahmin

  ['bra:mIn] _n. 
_____

braid

  [breId]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2)  ()

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  , 

      3) ;   ()

      4) _. ,  ()
_____

brail

  [breIl] _n.

    1) _.  (   )

    2)   
_____

braille

  [breIl] _n.

    1)   ( )

    2)     (  )  
_____

brain

  [breIn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; disease of the brain  ; dish of brains 
      ()

      2) , 

      3) _pl. _.  

      4) _. , ""

      5) _.   

      *) to beat ( to puzzle, to rack) one's brains about ( with)
      smth.     -.; to crack one's brain(s)
      , ; to have one's brains on ice _. 
       ; smth. on the brain  ; to have
      (got) smb., smth. on the brain    -., ޣ-.;
      an idle brain is the devil's workshop _.   - 
       ; to make smb.'s brain reel  -.; to pick
      ( to suck) smb.'s brains   ; to turn smb.'s
      brain )  -. ; )  -.  

    2. _v.  
_____

brain fever

  ['breIn,fi:v] _n.

    1)  

    2) , Σ  
_____

brain wave

  ['breInweIv] _n. _.  ,  
_____

brain-child

  ['breIntSaIld] _n. (_pl. -children)  , , 
_____

brain-drain

  ['breIndreIn]

    1. _n. " ",    

    2. _v.    
_____

brain-fag

  ['breInfg] _n.  
_____

brain-growth

  ['breIngru] _n.   
_____

brain-pan

  ['breInpn] _n.  , 
_____

brain-power

  ['breIn,pau] _n.  ; - 
_____

brain-sick

  ['breInsIk] _a. , 
_____

brain-storm

  ['breInstO:m] _n. _.

    1)  ;  

    2)  ;  
_____

brain-tunic

  ['breIn'tju:nIk] _n.  
_____

brainless

  ['breInlIs] _a. , 
_____

brainwash

  ['breInwOS]

    1. _n. = brainwashing

    2. _v. _. " ",   
_____

brainwashing

  ['breIn,wOSIN] _n. _. " ",  
_____

brainy

  ['breInI] _a. , , ; 
_____

braird

  ['brEd] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.   ;  ( , )
_____

braise

  [breIz]

    1. _n. ۣ 

    2. _v.  ()
_____

brake

  I [breIk]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 

  II [breIk]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( , )

      2) 

      3)  

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (̣, )

      2)  ()

      3)   ()

  III [breIk] _n. , 
_____

brakeband

  ['breIkbnd] _n. _.  
_____

brakesman

  ['breIksmn] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.   ߣ 
_____

brake-van

  ['breIkvn] _n.  
_____

braky

  ['breIkI] _a.    
_____

bramble

  ['brmbl] _n. _. 
_____

bran

  [brn] _n. ; 
_____

brancard

  ['brNkd] _n.   
_____

branch

  [bra:ntS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ; _.  , 

      3) , 

      4)  ()

      5)  (); ţ

      6)  ( )

      7)  ()

      8) _. , 

      9) _attr. ; branch establishment ( office) 

      10) _attr. , ; branch line 
      ; branch track _-.  ,  ; branch pipe
      _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) ; ;  (. branch out, branch
      off, branch forth)
_____

branchiae

  ['brNkIi:] _n. _pl. _. 
_____

branchial

  ['brNkIl] _a. ; 
_____

branchiate

  ['brNkIeIt] _a. ; 
_____

branchless

  ['bra:ntSlIs] _a.

    1)  

    2)   ( ,   ..)
_____

branchy

  ['bra:ntSI] _a.

    1) 

    2) ̣
_____

brand

  [brnd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ̣ 

      3)  ; 

      4)  ,  

      5) ,  

      6) , ; of the best brand  

      7) _. 

      8) _. 

      9) _. 

      *) a brand from the burning ( the fire) , ӣ 
        

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)   ,   ; it
      is branded on my memory     

      3) , 
_____

brand-new

  ['brnd'nju:] _a.  ; " "
_____

brandish

  ['brndIS] _v. ,  (, )
_____

brandling

  ['brndlIN] _n.  
_____

brandy

  ['brndI] _n. , 
_____

bran-new

  ['brn'nju:] = brand-new
_____

brant

  ['brnt] = brant-goose
_____

brant-goose

  ['brntgu:s] _n. _. 
_____

brash

  I [brS]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. _.

      1) , 

      2) , , 

  II [brtS] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) ̣  

    3)  
_____

brass

  [bra:s]

    1. _n.

      1) , ֣ ; red brass 

      2)   

      3) (the brass)  , ""; double in brass _.
      _. )     ; )  
       ; ) , 

      4) _. , 

      5) _. 

      6) _. _. ;   ,  

      7) _. 

      8) _. 

    2. _a. , ; brass plate   

      *) to come ( to get) down to (the) brass tacks ( nails)
         ; to part brass rags with smb. _. _.
         -.
_____

brass band

  ['bra:s'bnd] _n.  
_____

brass hat

  ['bra:s'ht] _n. _. _.  ;  
_____

brass knuckles

  ['bra:s,nAklz] _n. _pl. 
_____

brass works

  ['bra:sw:ks] _n.  
_____

brassard

  ['brsa:d] _n.  
_____

brassiere

  ['brsI] _n. _. , 
_____

brassy

  ['bra:sI]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2)  ( )

      3) 

    2. _n.     (   )
_____

brat

  [brt] _n.

    1) _. £; 

    2) _.     
_____

brattice

  ['brtIs] _n. _. , 
_____

brattle

  ['brtl] . _.

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v. ; 
_____

bravado

  [br'va:du] _n. (_pl. -oes, -os [br'va:duz]) , ,
   
_____

brave

  [breIv]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3) _. _. 

      *) none but the brave deserve the fair _.   ң

    2. _n.  

    3. _v.   (  ..) to brave it out  
    
_____

bravery

  ['breIvrI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , ;  
_____

bravo

  ['bra:'vu] _int. !
_____

brawl

  [brO:l]

    1. _n.

      1)  ;  

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) , , 

      2) 
_____

brawler

  ['brO:l] _n. ; 
_____

brawn

  [brO:n] _n.

    1) ;  

    2)    

    3)       
_____

brawny

  ['brO:nI] _a. , 
_____

bray

  I [breI] _v. _. 

  II [breI]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) ,  

    2. _v.

      1)  ( )

      2)   
_____

braze

  [breIz] _v.

    1)  ף     

    2)  ף
_____

brazen

  ['breIzn]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) 

    2. _v.: to brazen it out   ;  ; 
    , 
_____

brazen-faced

  ['breIznfeIst] _a. , 
_____

brazier

  I ['breIzj] _n. 

  II ['breIzj] _n. 
_____

brazil

  ['brzIl] _n. _.  , 
_____

brazil-nut

  [br'zIl'nAt] _n.  ( ) 
_____

brazil-wood

  [br'zIl'wud] _n.  , ;  
_____

brazing

  ['breIzIN]

    1. _pres-p.  braze

    2. _n.

      1)  ף 

      2) _attr.: brazing spelter ף ; brazing torch 
      
_____

breach

  [bri:tS]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2)  ()

      3)  (, ); breach of faith
       , ;  ; breach of
      justice ; breach of order  ;
      breach of prison   ; breach of privilege 
       ; breach of the peace  
      ; breach of promise   (. )

      4) 

      5) _. ,   ; clean breach ,
         ..  ; clear breach , 
         

      *) to heal the breach    ; to stand in the
      breach     ; without a breach of continuity
      

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2)    ( )
_____

bread

  [bred]

    1. _n.

      1) ; _.  ,   ; daily bread
       ; to make one's bread   ; to take
      the bread out of smb.'s mouth    -.; bread and
      butter )   , ; )   ; to
      have one's bread buttered for life    
       ; bread buttered on both sides , 

      2) ; bread and cheese    

      *) all bread is not baked in one oven   ; to eat
      smb.'s bread and salt  -. ; to break bread with smb.
       -. ; to eat the bread of affliction
       ; to know which side one's bread is buttered  
       

    2. _v.   , 
_____

bread-and-butter

  ['brednd'bAt] _a.

    1) , , ; bread-and-butter miss , 
     

    2) , 

    *) bread-and-butter letter ,    
     
_____

bread-basket

  ['bred,ba:skIt] _n.

    1)   

    2)   

    3) _. 
_____

bread-crumb

  ['bredkrAm] _n.

    1)  

    2) _pl.  
_____

bread-fruit

  ['bredfru:t] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

bread-line

  ['bredlaIn] _n. _.     
_____

bread-stuffs

  ['bredstAfs] _n. _pl.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

bread-ticket

  ['bred,tIkIt] _n.  
_____

bread-winner

  ['bred,wIn] _n.

    1)  ()

    2)  
_____

breadth

  [bred] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  (, );  

    *) to a hair's breadth --, ; by (within) a hair's
    breadth of smth.    -.
_____

breadthways

  ['bredweIz] _adv.  
_____

breadthwise

  ['bredwaIz] = breadthways
_____

break

  I [breIk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) 

      3) , ;  ( ); coffee break   
      

      4): break of day ; by the break of day  

      5) _. -

      6) ;  (); to make a break with smb.  
      -.

      7) ; ; to make a bad break )  , 
      ; ) , ; ) 

      8) _.   

      9) _.   (-.)

      10) _. , ; to get the breaks 
       ;  ; a lucky break 

      11) _.  

      12) _. ;  

      13) _.     ( )

      *) break in the clouds  , 

    2. _v. (broke; broken)

      1) (), (); (); (),
      (); 

      2) , , 

      3)  (, , ); to break monotony,
       

      4)  ();  (, )

      5)  ()

      6)  ()

      7) ()

      8)  (  ..)

      9)  (, );  (, ,
      ); ; to break a fall   

      10) 

      11)  (; with break c -.,  -.)

      12)  (, , ); to break the peace 
      , 

      13): day is breaking, day breaks 

      14) ( ) ;  ( )

      15)  (  ; to); , 

      16) (),  (of -    ..)

      17) 

      18)  ( ;  )

      19) , ; a cry broke from his lips   
       

      20)  ()

      21) _.  ();  ()

      22) _. , 

      23)  (  , ͣ  )

      24) _.  ()

      #) break away ) ,  (   ..); ) 
      (from - ); ) , ; break down ) , ;
      ) (); )  (); ) , 
      ( ); )  ( ); , ,
      ; ; )  ( );
      ) ; ) ;  ; ) 
      ,  ; break forth ) ;
      ; ) ; to break forth into tears ;
      break in ) , ; )  (   ..;
      . on, upon);  (); ) ; ;
       (); ; break into ) ;
      )  (, ); ): to break into smb.'s time
        -. ; )  (); ): to break into a
      run ; break off ) ; )  ,
       (, ,   ..); to break off action
      ( combat, the fight) _.   ; break out
      ) ; )  ( ); )  ( ,
      ,   ..); ) ; he broke out laughing 
      ; ) ; a rash broke out on his body y 
       ; break through ; break up )  (
       ); to break up into groups, categories   ,
      ; ; ) ; )  ( ,
        ..); )   ; ) 
      (  ); ) ; )  ( )

      *) to break the back ( the neck) of smth. ) , 
      -.; )   -.;   
       -.; {. . neck 1}; to break a butterfly on the wheel
      . wheel 1; to break the ice . ice 1; to break the ground, to
      break fresh ( new) ground )  ; ) 
       ;   ;     ޣ-.;
      ) _.  أ ; )   (
      );  ; to break camp   ; to
      break a lance with smb. " ",   -.; to break
      the news   () ; to break a story
       ( ) ޣ, , ; to break cover
      ) ;   ; )  ;  
      ; to break surface  (    ..); to
      break bank _.  ; to break loose )  
      ; )   ; to break open ; to break
      wind   ; to break even    (
      ); who breaks, pays _.   ,   ̣;
      to break a secret  

  II [breIk] _n.      
_____

break-down

  ['breIkdaun] _n.

    1)   , ; nervous break-down 
    

    2) ; 

    3)  , ; 

    4) ,   

    5)  ( ); ; ;  
    ; 

    6) 

    7)  

    8) _.  ()

    9) _attr.: break-down gang  
_____

break-through

  ['breIk'ru:] _n.

    1)  , ;  ң  -. 

    2) _. 
_____

break-up

  ['breIk'Ap] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2)   ( )
_____

breakable

  ['breIkbl]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. _pl.   (  ..)
_____

breakage

  ['breIkId] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2)  ; 

    3)   

    4) _.  (, ); , 

    5) _.  
_____

breakaway

  ['breIkweI] _n.

    1)  (   ..)

    2) _.  (   ,   ..);   
    (   ..)

    3) _. 

    4) _.     ( )
_____

breaker

  I ['breIk] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (  ..)

    3) 

    4) 

    5) _. 

    6) _. ; 

    7) _. , 

    8) _. ;  ()

    *) breakers ahead!  !, !

  II ['breIk] _n.  
_____

breakfast

  ['brekfst]

    1. _n.  

      *) laugh before breakfast you'll cry before supper _. 
       ,     

    2. _v. 
_____

breaking

  ['breIkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  break I, 2

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3) _. ߣ , ͣ 

      4)  

      5)  

      6) , ; breaking of September  

      7) _. 

      8) _. 

      9) _. 

      10) _attr.: breaking point _.  ; breaking strength
      _.   ; breaking test   
_____

breakneck

  ['breIknek] _a.: at (a) breakneck pace ( speed)  , 
   
_____

breakstone

  ['breIkstun] _n. 
_____

breakwater

  ['breIk,wO:t] _n. , ; 
_____

bream

  I [bri:m] _n. 

  II [bri:m] _v.  (  )
_____

breast

  [brest]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) , 

      4) _.      

      5)  ()

      6) _.  

      *) to make a clean breast of it    ޣ-.

    2. _v.   ( -.); , 
_____

breast-band

  ['brestbnd] _n.  ( )
_____

breast-feeding

  ['brest,fi:dIN] _n.  () 
_____

breast-high

  ['brest'haI] _a.

    1)   

    2) ֣  
_____

breast-pin

  ['brestpIn] _n.   
_____

breast-pocket

  ['brest,pOkIt] _n.  
_____

breast-stroke

  ['breststruk] _n. _. 
_____

breastbone

  ['brestbun] _n.  ; 
_____

breastplate

  ['brestpleIt] _n.

    1)  ()

    2)  

    3)  ,  ( )

    4)    ()
_____

breastwork

  ['brestw:k] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _. 
_____

breath

  [bre] _n.

    1) ; ; to be out of breath , ; to bate
    ( to hold) one's breath  ; to take breath
    ;  ; to draw breath ; ; to draw the
    first breath ,   ; to draw one's last breath
     , ; short of breath  ; all in a
    ( one) breath, all in the same breath  ; below (
    under) one's breath , ۣ; second breath _. 
    ; _.   

    2) 

    3) 

    4) _attr. _. breath consonant  

    *) to take smb.'s breath away ,  -.; to waste (
    to spend) breath   ,   
_____

breath-taking

  ['bre,teIkIN] _a. , , 
_____

breath-test

  ['bretest] _n.    (   ..)
_____

breathalyser

  ['bre,laIz] _n.       ( 
  )
_____

breathalyzer

  ['bre,laIz] _n.       ( 
  )
_____

breathe

  [bri:] _v.

    1) ; ,  ; to breathe again, to breathe
    freely  ,   

    2) , ; a better fellow does not breathe   
    

    3)  

    4)   

    5)   ( )

    6)  (); not to breathe a word    ,
      

    7)  -.,  -. ( , )

    #) breathe again  

    *) to breathe (a) new life into    ( -., 
    -.); to breathe upon  ; to breathe a vein _.
     
_____

breather

  ['bri:] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3)  

    4) 

    5) _. 
_____

breathing

  ['bri:IN]

    1. _pres-p.  breathe

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) ̣ 

      3) _. 

    3. _a. () ,   (   ..)
_____

breathing-space

  ['bri:INspeIs] _n. 
_____

breathless

  ['brelIs] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)  ; breathless attention ֣ 

    3) 

    4) ;  ( ,   ..)
_____

breccia

  ['bretSI] _n. _. 
_____

bred

  [bred]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  breed 2

    2. _a.: bred in the bone ģ
_____

breech

  [bri:tS] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. ڣ  (; . breech end)
_____

breech-block

  ['bri:tSblOk] _n. _. 
_____

breech-loader

  ['bri:tS,lud] _n. _. ,   ڣ 
_____

breech-sight

  ['bri:tSsaIt] _n. _. 
_____

breeches

  ['brItSIz] _n. _pl.

    1) 

    2) _. ; breeches part  ,  
_____

breeches-buoy

  ['brItSIz'bOI] _n.   (    
  )
_____

breed

  [bri:d]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , 

    2. _v. (bred)

      1) ,  (); 

      2)  ()

      3) , 

      4) ; to breed true   

      5) ; 

      *) to breed in and in    
_____

breeder

  ['bri:d] _n.

    1) ,   ; cattle breeder ; sheep breeder
    

    2)  ( )

    3) _.   ()  
    
_____

breeding

  ['bri:dIN]

    1. _pres-p.  breed 2

    2. _n.

      1)  (); cattle breeding ; sheep
      breeding 

      2) 

      3)  , 

      4) _.    
_____

breeze

  I [bri:z]

    1. _n.

      1) ̣ , ; _. 

      2) _. , , 

      3) ; 

      *) to fan the breezes   

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) _. _. 

      #) breeze in , ; breeze up  ( )

  II [bri:z] _n. , 

  III [bri:z] _n.  ;  ; 
_____

breeze block

  ['bri:zblOk] _n. _.  
_____

breezy

  ['bri:zI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ӣ
_____

brekker

  ['brek] _n. _. _. 
_____

brent

  ['brent] _n. _.  ޣ
_____

brent-goose

  ['brentgu:s] _n. _.  ޣ
_____

brer

  [br:] _n. _. (_.  brother) ; Brer Rabbit  
  ( )
_____

brethren

  ['brerIn] _n. (_pl.  brother) _. ; 
_____

breve

  [bri:v] _n.

    1) _.     ()

    2) _.   ()
_____

brevet

  ['brevIt]

    1. _n.

      1) _.       

      2) _.  

    2. _v.      
_____

breviary

  ['bri:vjrI] _n.

    1) ; ݣ , 

    2) _.  
_____

brevier

  [br'vI] _n. _. 
_____

brevity

  ['brevItI] _n. 
_____

brew

  [bru:]

    1. _v.

      1)  ()

      2) ;  ();  ()

      3)  (, );  (  ..)

      4) , ; a storm is brewing  

      *) drink as you have brewed  ,   Σ

    2. _n.

      1)  ()

      2) ;  (  )
_____

brewer

  ['bru:] _n. 
_____

brewery

  ['brurI] _n.  
_____

brewing

  ['bru:IN]

    1. _pres-p.  brew I

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ,     

      3) _.   
_____

briar

  I ['braI] = brier I

  II ['braI] = brier II
_____

bribable

  ['braIbbl] _a. , 
_____

bribe

  [braIb]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. ; ,  
_____

briber

  ['braIb] _n. ,   , 
_____

bribery

  ['braIbrI] _n. 
_____

bribetaker

  ['braIb,teIk] _n. ; 
_____

bric-a-brac

  ['brIkbrk] _n. _. ;  
_____

brick

  [brIk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  (,   ..); box of bricks  

      3) _.  , 

      *) to drop a brick  ,  ; to have a
      brick in one's hat _.  ; like a hundred ( a
      thousand) of bricks _.   ; like a cat on hot
      bricks    ; to make bricks without straw _.
      ,    ;  ģ 

    2. _a. 

      *) to run one's head against a brick wall   ,
       

    3. _v.  ;    

      #) brick in, brick up  
_____

brick-bat

  ['brIkbt] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ;  
_____

brick-field

  ['brIkfi:ld] _n.  
_____

brick-kiln

  ['brIkkIln] _n.    
_____

bricklayer

  ['brIk,leI] _n. 
_____

bricklaying

  ['brIk,leIIN] _n.  
_____

brickwork

  ['brIkw:k] _n.  
_____

brickyard

  ['brIkja:d] _n.  
_____

bridal

  ['braIdl]

    1. _n.  , 

    2. _a. 
_____

bride

  [braId] _n. ; 

    *) the Bride of the Sea " ", 
_____

bridecake

  ['braIdkeIk] _n.  
_____

bridegroom

  ['braIdgrum] _n. ; 
_____

bridesmaid

  ['braIdzmeId] _n.  
_____

bridesman

  ['braIdzmn] _n. ,  ( )
_____

bridewell

  ['braIdwl] _n.  , 
_____

bridge

  I [brId]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , ; bridge of boats , 
      ; raft bridge  ; gold ( silver) bridge _.
        ޣ 

      2)  

      3) 

      4)  (,   ..)

      5)  (  )

      6)  

      7) _.  , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  ,  ; 

      2)  ,   ; to bridge over
      the difficulties  

      3) _. 

      *) to bridge a gap  

  II [brId] _n.  ( )
_____

bridge crane

  ['brIdkreIn] _n.  
_____

bridge-head

  ['brIdhed] _n. _. () ;  ;
   ;    , 
     
_____

bridle

  ['braIdl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to give a horse the bridle  ;
      _.   ; to put a bridle on ,
      ; to turn bridle  

      2)  ()

      3) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) , 

      #) bridle up )  , ; )  
_____

bridle-hand

  ['braIdlhnd] _n.   
_____

bridle-path

  ['braIdlpa:] _n. () ,  
_____

bridle-rein

  ['braIdlreIn] _n. 
_____

brief

  [bri:f]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , ; 

      3) , 

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _.        
      ,      ; to have plenty of
      briefs    ( ); to take a brief
            ; to hold a brief   
         ; _.    (-.); to
      throw down one's brief     

      3) _. ,  ̣   

      4)  

      *) in brief ,   

    3. _v.

      1) ,   

      2)  ()    

      3) _.  (̣   )
_____

brief-case

  ['bri:fkeIs] _n. 
_____

briefing

  ['bri:fIN]

    1. _pres-p.  brief 3

    2. _n.

      1)     ( 
      ), 

      2) , 
_____

briefless

  ['bri:flIs] _a.    ( )
_____

briefly

  ['bri:flI] _adv. , 
_____

briefness

  ['bri:fnIs] _n. , 
_____

brier

  I ['braI] _n.

    1) _.  ( )

    2)  ,    

  II ['braI] _n. 
_____

briery

  ['braIrI] _a. 
_____

brig

  [brIg] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) _.      
_____

brigade

  [brI'geId]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) _attr. ; brigade major 
      -   

    2. _v.  
_____

brigadier

  [,brIg'dI] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

brigand

  ['brIgnd] _n. , 
_____

brigandage

  ['brIgndId] _n. , 
_____

bright

  [braIt]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; 

      2)  ( )

      3) ,  ( )

      4) 

      5) ; 

      6) , ̣; , 

      7) ӣ

      *) to look on the bright side (of things)   
      

    2. _adv. ; 
_____

brighten

  ['braItn] _n.

    1) ,  ();  

    2) 

    3) () (   ..)
_____

brightness

  ['braItnIs] _n.   .. {. bright 1}
_____

brill

  [brIl] _n. _. -
_____

brilliance

  ['brIljns] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

brilliancy

  ['brIljnsI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

brilliant

  ['brIljnt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. 

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , 
_____

brim

  ['brIm]

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2)  ()

    2. _v.   ; brim over    (.
    ); he brims over with health   
_____

brimful

  ['brIm'ful] _a.   
_____

brimmer

  ['brIm] _n.  , 
_____

brimstone

  ['brImstn] _n. _. _. 
_____

brindled

  ['brIndld] _a. У, , 
_____

brine

  [braIn]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) ; 

      3) ,  

      4) _. , 

      5) _. ̣

    2. _v. , 
_____

brine pit

  ['braInpIt] _n. 
_____

bring

  [brIN] _v. (brought)

    1) , , , 

    2)   , ;  (to - ); to bring to an end
      , ; to bring water to the boil  
     ; to bring to a fixed proportion  ̣
    

    3) , ; to bring oneself to do smth.  
     -.

    4)  (); to bring an action against smb.  
     -.; to bring charges against smb.  
     -.

    #) bring about ) ; ) ; bring back ) 
    ; ) ,   , ; bring down
    )  (); )  (̣); )  (); bring
    forth , ; bring forward ) 
    (); )   (ޣ)   ; bring
    in ) ; )  (); )  (,
    ); )  (); to bring in guilty 
     ; ) , ; bring into: to
    bring into action )   ,  ; )   ;
    to bring into being   ; to bring into play  
    ; to bring into step ; bring off ) ;
    ) () ; bring on , ; bring out
    )  (  ..); ; ) ; 
    (); )  (  ); ) _.   ,
      ; bring over ) ;    ;
    )   ; bring round )   ,  ;
    ) ; ) ; bring through )  
    (-. ); ) ; )   ; bring
    to )   ; ) _. () ( ); bring
    together   (, ); bring under
    ) ; ) ,  ( ,   ..);
    ) ; to bring under cultivation _-.   ;
    bring up ) ,  ; ) , ;
    )  ();  (); )  ;
    )   ; ) _. , ; ) ; to
    bring up the score _.  ޣ; ) _.  
      

    *) to bring down fire _.  ,  Σ; to bring to
    a head ; to bring to bear influence  ,
     ; to bring up to date )   ;
       ; ) 
_____

brink

  [brINk] _n.

    1)  (, ); on the brink of the grave   ;
    on the brink of ruin   

    2)  (. , )
_____

brinkmanship

  ['brINkmnSIp] _n.    
_____

briny

  ['braInI]

    1. _a. ̣

    2. _n. _. 
_____

briquet

  ['brIkIt] = briquette
_____

briquette

  [brI'ket] _n. 
_____

brise-bise

  ['bri:z'bi:z] _n. _.  (   )
_____

brisk

  [brIsk]

    1. _a.

      1) , ̣; 

      2)  ( ,  )

      3)  ( )

      4)  ( )

    2. _v. () (. brisk up); brisk about  
_____

brisket

  ['brIskIt] _n. 
_____

bristle

  ['brIsl]

    1. _n. 

      *) to set up one's bristles , 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) ; 

      4)  (with); to bristle with difficulties (quotations)
        ()
_____

bristly

  ['brIstlI] _a. ; ֣; 
_____

brittle

  ['brItl] _a. , 
_____

broach

  [brutS]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)   (. broach spire)

      3) _. ף; 

    2. _v.

      1)  , ;  ( );  (
      )

      2) ;   (); to broach a subject 
        ޣ-.;  

      3) _. ף, ,  

      4) ԣ ()

      5) _.   (  ..)
_____

broad

  [brO:d]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3) , , 

      4) ,    

      5) , 

      6) , ,  ; in broad daylight   ;
      broad hint  ͣ; broad Scotch   

      7) , ; broad joke  

      8) _.  ( )

      *) it is as broad as it is long      ;   ,
        

    2. _adv.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) ; broad awake      

      4)   

    3. _n.

      1)   (, )

      2) _. , 
_____

broad arrow

  ['brO:d'ru] _n.   
_____

broad-brim

  ['brO:dbrIm] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

broadcast

  ['brO:dka:st]

    1. _n.

      1) ; TV broadcast ,  

      2) ; 

    2. _a.

      1) ; broadcast appeal   

      2)  , , 

    3. _v.

      1)   ;  ; 

      2)   

      3) 

      4)  (  ..)
_____

broadcaster

  ['brO:dka:st] _n. 
_____

broadcasting

  ['brO:dka:stIN] _n. , ; 
_____

broadcloth

  ['brO:dklO] _n.

    1)  ޣ      

    2)   ۣ   
_____

broaden

  ['brO:dn] _v. ()
_____

broad-gauge

  ['brO:dgeId] _a.

    1) _-. 

    2)  ; 
_____

broadly

  ['brO:dlI] _adv.   .. {. broad 1}; broadly speaking 
  ;   
_____

broad-minded

  ['brO:d'maIndId] _a.   ,   ;
  ; 
_____

broadness

  ['brO:dnIs] _n.  (, )
_____

broadsheet

  ['brO:dSi:t] _n.        
  ; ; 
_____

broadside

  ['brO:dsaId] _n.

    1)  ()

    2)   ;  ; to give a broadside _. 
     

    3)  , ң  ..; to give smb. a broadside  
    -.

    4) = broadsheet
_____

broadsword

  ['brO:dsO:d] _n. 
_____

broadtail

  ['brO:dteIl] _n. 
_____

broadways

  ['brO:dweIz] _adv. ,  , ң
_____

broadwise

  ['brO:dwaIz] = broadways
_____

brocade

  [bru'keId] _n. 
_____

brocaded

  [bru'keIdId] _a. 
_____

brochure

  ['bruSju] _n. 
_____

brock

  [brOk] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  , 
_____

brocket

  ['brOkIt] _n.  
_____

brogue

  I [brug] _n.  

  II [brug] _n.  (. ) 
_____

broidery

  ['brOIdrI] = embroidery
_____

broil

  I [brOIl] _n. , 

  II [brOIl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1) ()  

      2) _.   

      3) ,  ; to broil with impatience 
      
_____

broiler

  I ['brOIl] _n.

    1) , ۣ  ̣ (  1 .)

    2) _.   

  II ['brOIl] _n. _.  , , 
_____

broke

  [bruk]

    1. _p.  break I, 2

    2. _. _p-p.  break I, 2

    3. _a.

      1) ң; to go broke 

      2) _. 
_____

broken

  ['brukn]

    1. _p-p.  break I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) , ; broken stone 

      2)  ( , )

      3) ң, 

      4)  ( )

      5)  ( , )

      6)  ( )

      7) ,  ( )

      8) ,  ( )

      9) , ۣ; broken spirits 

      *) broken bread ( meat)  ; broken tea  ;
      broken ground ) ޣ ; )  ; broken
      money  ; ; broken numbers ; broken water
       
_____

broken wind

  ['bruknwInd] _n. _. ,  ( )
_____

broken-bellied

  ['brukn'belId] _a.  
_____

broken-down

  ['brukn,daun] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) ;   
_____

broken-hearted

  ['brukn'ha:tId] _a.  ;   
_____

brokenly

  ['bruknlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

broker

  ['bruk] _n.

    1) , ; ; insurance broker  

    2)   

    3) 

    4) ,    
_____

brokerage

  ['brukrId] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

broking

  ['brukIN] _n. , 
_____

brolly

  ['brOlI] _n. _.

    1) (_.  umbrella) 

    2) 

    3) _attr.: brolly hop   
_____

bromide

  ['brumaId] _n.

    1) _. ,  

    2) 

    3) ,  

    4) ,  , 
_____

bromine

  ['brumi:n] _n. _. 
_____

bronchi

  ['brONkaI] _n. _pl. _. 
_____

bronchia

  ['brONkI] _n. _pl. _. 
_____

bronchial

  ['brONkjl] _a. 
_____

bronchitis

  [brON'kaItIs] _n. 
_____

broncho

  ['brONku] = bronco
_____

bronco

  ['brONku] _n. (_pl. -os ['brONkuz]) _.  
_____

bronze

  [brOnz]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)   

      3)   

      4) _.  

    2. _a. 

    3. _v.

      1) 

      2)   
_____

bronzed

  [brOnzd]

    1. _p-p.  bronze 3

    2. _a.

      1) ,  

      2) 
_____

brooby

  ['bru:dI]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a.

      1)   ( )

      2) ; 
_____

brooch

  [brutS] _n. 
_____

brood

  I [bru:d]

    1. _n.

      1) ; _. ; 

      2) ; ; 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)  (. ; on, over - );  ( , 
      )

      3)  ( ,   ..)

      4)  ( )

  II [bru:d] _n. _.  
_____

brood-hen

  ['bru:dhen] _n. , 
_____

brood-mare

  ['bru:dmE] _n.  , 
_____

brooder

  ['bru:d] _n.

    1) ,  ֣   (. )

    2)  (   ,   )
_____

brook

  I [bruk] _v. ,  ( . ); the matter
  brooks no delay    

  II [bruk] _n. 
_____

brooklet

  ['bruklIt] _n. ţ
_____

broom

  1. _n.

    1) [brum] , 

    2) [bru:m] _. 

    *) a new broom " ",  ; a new broom sweeps
    clean _.    ԣ

  2. _v. [brum] , 
_____

broom-stick

  ['brumstIk] _n. ; to marry over the broomstick ()
    
_____

broth

  [brO] _n. , ̣,  , ; Scotch broth 
  ; a broth of a boy  , 
_____

brothel

  ['brOl] _n.  
_____

brother

  ['brA] _n. (_pl. brothers ['brAz]; . . brethren)

    1) ; brother german  ; brothers uterine 
    ; sworn brothers  , 

    2) ; ; brother in arms   ; brother of the
    brush    (); brother of the quill   
    ()

    3) 

    *) Brother Jonathan _.  ( )
_____

brother-in-law

  ['brArInlO:] _n. (_pl. brothers-in-law)  ( );  (
  );  ( );  ( )
_____

brotherhood

  ['brAhud] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  ; the brotherhood of nations 
    

    3)   

    4) _.  
_____

brotherly

  ['brAlI]

    1. _a. 

    2. _adv. -
_____

brothers-in-law

  ['brAzInlO:] _pl.  brother-in-law
_____

brougham

  ['bru:m] _n.

    1)   

    2) _.  ( )
_____

brought

  [brO:t] _p.  _p-p.  bring
_____

brow

  I [brau] _n.

    1) ; to knit ( to bend) the ( one's) brows  ,
    ; 

    2) _. , 

    3)  ; , 

    4)  (  ..)

    5) _.  , 

  II [brau] _n. _. _. , 
_____

brow-ague

  ['brau'eIgju:] _n. 
_____

browbeat

  ['braubi:t] _v. (browbeat; browbeaten) , ; he was
  browbeaten and threatened  ,  ; to browbeat into
  doing smth.    -.
_____

brown

  [braun]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; brown bread    ; brown
      paper  £ ; brown powder   

      2) ; 

      3)  ( )

      4) _. , ̣

      *) brown study  ;  ; brown sugar
      , ֣  ; brown ware  ; to do
      brown _. , , 

    2. _n.

      1)  ;  

      2) _. 

    3. _v.

      1) () ԣ, ; 

      2) , 

      3)  ()
_____

brown coal

  ['braunkul] _n. ,  
_____

browned off

  ['braund'Of] _a. _. ֣; I'm browned off with it  
  
_____

brownie

  I ['braunI] _n.   

  II ['braunI] _n. 

  III ['braunI] _n. -  

  IV ['braunI] _n.    
_____

browning

  I ['braunIN] _n. 

  II ['braunIN]

    1. _pres-p.  brown 3

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ( )

      3)  ( )
_____

brownout

  ['braun'aut] _n.

    1) _.      ( 
    )

    2)  
_____

browse

  [brauz]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)   

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ,   (on)

      2) .  (on)

      3) ,  ; , ; 
       (  ..)
_____

bruise

  [bru:z]

    1. _n.

      1) , ԣ; ; 

      2)  (, )

    2. _v.

      1)  ; ; 

      2) ,  (, )

      3) 

      4)    (. bruise along)
_____

bruiser

  ['bru:z] _n.

    1) ӣ-; 

    2) _.     ԣ
_____

bruit

  [bru:t] _.

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.  ; it is bruited about ( abroad) that 
    , 
_____

brumal

  ['bru:ml] _a. 
_____

brumby

  ['brAmbI] _n. _. _.  
_____

brume

  [bru:m] _n. , ; ; 
_____

brumous

  ['bru:ms] _a. , 
_____

brunch

  [brAntS] _n. _.   (    )
_____

brunette

  [bru:'net] _n. 
_____

brunt

  [brAnt] _n.

    1)  , ; to bear the brunt   , 
      ()

    2) 
_____

brush

  [brAS]

    1. _n.

      1) ݣ

      2) ; the brush  ; to give it another brush
        -. ݣ,   -.

      3)  (. )

      4)  ݣ; to have a brush  ݣ

      5) 

      6) , 

      7) ̣ 

      8) _.  

      9) _. ݣ

    2. _v.

      1)  ݣ

      2) ޣ ()

      3)  , 

      4)  

      #) brush against  ; brush aside ) ;
      ) ,   ; ; brush away
      , ; ; brush by  ; brush off
      ) , ; )  ; ) ; brush up
      ) ();  ()  ; )  (); I
      must brush up my French       
_____

brush-firewar

  ['brAS,faI'wO:] _n. _.  
_____

brush-off

  ['brAS'Of] _n. _. _. ,  
_____

brush-up

  ['brASAp] _n. ,   ; I must give my French
  a brush-up       ,  
    ()
_____

brush-work

  ['brASw:k] _n.   ()
_____

brushwood

  ['brASwud] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

brushy

  I ['brASI] _a.

    1)   ݣ; 

    2) , 

  II ['brASI] _a.  
_____

brusque

  [brusk]

    1. _a. , ; 

    2. _v.  ,  ( -.)
_____

brut

  [bru:t] _a.  ( )
_____

brutal

  ['bru:tl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

brutality

  [bru:'tlItI] _n. , 
_____

brutalize

  ['bru:tlaIz] _v.

    1)    

    2)    

    3)    
_____

brute

  [bru:t]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ,      ; ""

      3) (the brute) (.  _pl.) ,  

    2. _a.

      1) ; , 

      2) 

      3) , 
_____

brutish

  ['bru:tIS] _a.

    1) ; ; 

    2) 
_____

bryology

  [braI'OldI] _n. ,   
_____

bubal

  ['bju:bl] _n.  
_____

bubble

  ['bAbl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ң    ( ); ң  ( )

      3)  , " "

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2)   (. bubble over, bubble up); he bubbled over with
      fun     

      3)  ( )

      4) _. , 
_____

bubble car

  ['bAbl'ka:] _n. -   
_____

bubble gum

  ['bAbl,gAm] _a. _.   
_____

bubble-and-squeak

  ['bAbln'skwi:k] _n.    ң   
_____

bubbler

  ['bAbl] _n. _.   
_____

bubbly

  ['bAblI]

    1. _a.

      1)  ( )

      2)  ( )

    2. _n. _. 
_____

bubbly-jock

  ['bAblIdOk] _n. 
_____

bubo

  ['bju:bu] _n. (_pl. -oes ['bju:buz]) _. 
_____

bubonic

  [bju:'bOnIk] _a. _. 
_____

bubonocele

  [bju:'bOnsi:l] _n. _.  
_____

bubs

  [bAbz] _n. _pl. _. 
_____

buccaneer

  [,bAk'nI]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.   
_____

buccinator

  ['bAksIneIt] _n. ݣ ,  
_____

buck

  I [bAk]

    1. _n.

      1)  (, , , )

      2) _. , ݣ; old buck , 

      3) _. - 

      4) _. _. 

      5)   , ,  

      6) 

      *) to pass the buck to _.    

    2. _v.

      1)   ; 

      2) _. _. 

      #) buck against _. ,  ; buck along
        ; buck off  ( ); buck up (. 
      _imp.) _. ) , ,  ;
      ) ; much bucked , ̣

  II [bAk]

    1. _n. _.

      1)    

      2) ڣ ( )

    2. _v.

      1)  ()  ң

      2)  ()

  III [bAk]

    1. _n. ݣ

    2. _v. ;   ݣ
_____

buck-eye

  ['bAkaI] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. _.   
_____

buck-horn

  ['bAkhO:n] _n.   ()
_____

buck-shot

  ['bAkSOt] _n.  , 
_____

buck-tooth

  ['bAktu:] _n.  
_____

bucket

  ['bAkIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ,  (  ..); 

      3)  

      4) ߣ , 

      5)  

      *) to give the bucket   ; to kick the bucket
       , 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)     ;   ; 

      3)  ( ף  )
_____

bucket seat

  ['bAkItsi:t] _n.   ( ̣  )
_____

bucket-shop

  ['bAkItSOp] _n.  ,    ģ
   
_____

bucking

  I ['bAkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  buck III, 2

    2. _n. ;  ()

  II ['bAkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  buck II, 2

    2. _n.    

  III ['bAkIN] _pres-p.  buck I, 2
_____

buckish

  ['bAkIS] _a. , 
_____

buckle

  ['bAkl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ,  ()

      3) _. , , 

      *) to cut the buckle ,   ( )

    2. _v.

      1) ԣ 

      2) _. _. 

      3)  (for);    

      4) ; , 

      5)  ( )

      #) buckle up 
_____

buckler

  ['bAkl]

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2) _.  

      3) , 

    2. _v. ; 
_____

bucko

  ['bAku] _. _.

    1. _n. (_pl. -oes ['bAkuz]) 

    2. _a. , 
_____

buckram

  ['bAkrm]

    1. _n.

      1) ţ; ţ 

      2) 

    2. _a. 
_____

bucksaw

  ['bAksO:] _a.  
_____

buckskin

  ['bAkskIn] _n.

    1)  

    2) _pl.    
_____

buckthorn

  ['bAkO:n] _n. _. 
_____

buckwheat

  ['bAkwi:t] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; buckwheat cakes _.    
_____

bucolic

  [bju:'kOlIk]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. 

    2. _n.

      1) (. _pl.) 

      2)  

      3) _.  
_____

bud

  [bAd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; in bud   

      2) 

      3) _. -

      4) _.   ..

      5) = buddy

      *) to nip ( to check, to crush) in the bud   ,
        ; bud of promise _.  
      

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  

      2) _-.  

      3) 
_____

Buddhism

  ['budIzm] _n. 
_____

Buddhistic

  [bu'dIstIk] _a. 
_____

budding

  ['bAdIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bud 2

    2. _a.  ; 

    3. _n. _-. ;  
_____

buddy

  ['bAdI] _n. _. _. , 

    *) buddy seat  
_____

budge

  I [bAd] _v. ( . )

    1) 

    2) ,   

  II [bAd] _n. 
_____

budget

  ['bAdIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  

      2) ; a budget of news  

      3) _.   ţ 

    2. _v.

      1)   ,  (for)

      2)  
_____

budgetary

  ['bAdItrI] _a. 
_____

buff

  [bAf]

    1. _n.

      1)  ;   

      2) _. _.  ; in buff ,  ޣ  ;
      to strip to the buff  

      3)   , ԣ-֣ 

      4) _. _. , 

    2. _a.

      1)   

      2)   

    3. _v.

      1)  ( )

      2)  ,  
_____

buffalo

  ['bAflu] _n. (_pl. -oes ['bAfluz])

    1) ; 

    2) -; buffalo bug  
_____

buffer

  ['bAf] _n.

    1) _. ; , , 

    2) ,   (. buffer State)

    3) _.  

    4) _. _.  

    5) _attr. ; buffer disk _-.  ; buffer stock
    _.  

    *) old buffer _. ,  
_____

buffet

  I ['bAfIt]

    1. _n.  (; . _.)

    2. _v.

      1)  ; 

      2)  (.  )

      3) , 

  II _n.

    1) ['bAfIt]  ( );  ( , )

    2) ['bufeI] ,  

    *) buffet car -, -; buffet luncheon ̣
    
_____

buffi

  ['bufi:] _pl.  buffo
_____

buffo

  ['bufu]

    1. _n. (_pl. buffi)  ԣ ( ,  )

    2. _a. 
_____

buffoon

  [b'fu:n]

    1. _n. , , 

    2. _a. 

    3. _v. , 
_____

buffoonery

  [b'fu:nrI] _n. ; 
_____

bug

  [bAg]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3) _. ;  

      4) _. _.  , ; to go bugs  
      

      5) _. ;   ,  

      6) _. _.  

    2. _v. _.    , 
    ; ,    ( 
     )
_____

bug-hunter

  ['bAg,hAnt] _n. _.    (_.  )
_____

bugaboo

  ['bAgbu:] _n. , 
_____

bugbear

  ['bAgbE] = bugaboo
_____

bugger

  ['bAg] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2)  (. _.   )
_____

buggery

  ['bAgrI] _n. _. 
_____

buggy

  I ['bAgI] _n.

    1) ̣     ; 

    2)  

  II ['bAgI] _a.  
_____

bughouse

  ['bAghaus] _. _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. , ; to go bughouse   
_____

bugle

  I ['bju:gl]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; ; ,  

      2) _attr.: bugle call   

    2. _v.   

  II ['bju:gl] _n. ; 

  III ['bju:gl] _n. _.  
_____

bugler

  ['bju:gl] _n. _. , 
_____

buglet

  ['bju:glIt] _n. _.  
_____

buhl

  [bu:l] _n.   "" (   ,  
  ..)
_____

build

  [bIld]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) 

      3) _.  ()

    2. _v. (built)

      1) , ; to build a fire    ԣ

      2) ; to build plans  

      3)  (Σ)

      4) ,  (on)

      #) build in, build into ,  ( ); build up
      ) ;  , ; ) 
      (); )   (, ); ) ;
      to build up a district  ; to build up with new blocks
      of flats   ; )  ();
      ) , ; )  ; build upon
        ޣ-.;   -.
_____

build-up

  ['bIldAp] _n.

    1) _. ;  ,   (
    ,   ..)

    2) _. ;  (, )
_____

builder

  ['bIld] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ; 
_____

building

  ['bIldIN]

    1. _pres-p.  build 2

    2. _n.

      1) , ; , 

      2) _pl.  , 

      3) 

      4) _attr. ; building engineer -;
      building yard ; building and loan association _.
      - 
_____

building-lease

  ['bIldIN'li:s] _n.     
_____

building-paper

  ['bIldIN,peIp] _n. _.  
_____

building-society

  ['bIldINs'saItI] _n. - ,
  - 
_____

built

  [bIlt] _p.  _p-p.  build 2
_____

built-in

  ['bIlt'In] _a.

    1) ; ; built-in wardrobe  

    2) ,  (-.); 
_____

bulb

  [bAlb]

    1. _n.

      1) _. _. 

      2)  ();   ; 
      , 

      3) , 

      4) ң

      5) 

    2. _v.    ; bulb up  ( 
    )
_____

bulbaceous

  [bAl'beISs] = bulbous
_____

bulbil

  ['bAlbIl] _n. _.  ,  
_____

bulbous

  ['bAlbs] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

bulge

  [bAld]

    1. _n.

      1) ; bulge of a curve   ()

      2) (the bulge) _. _. ; to have the bulge on smb.
         -.

      3) _.  ;    ߣ  
      

      4) _. , 

      5) = bilge 1, 1)

      6) _.  

      7) _.  ()

      8) _attr.: bulge ship , ֣  

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) ; to bulge at the seams   

      3) ,     ( ,  
      ..)
_____

bulging

  ['bAldIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bulge 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; bulging eyes  

      2) , 
_____

bulgy

  ['bAldI] = bulging 2
_____

bulimia

  [bju:'lImI] _n. _. ()   , _.
   ( -.)
_____

bulimy

  ['bju:lImI] _n.

    1) = bulimia

    2) , 
_____

bulk

  [bAlk]

    1. _n.

      1) ߣ; 

      2)  ;  ; to sell in bulk 
      

      3)  ,   (-.); great bulk 
      

      4)  (  ..)

      5)  (); to break bulk  ; to load in bulk
       

      6) _attr.: bulk cargo _.    ; bulk buying
       

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2)   ()

      3) ,   ; 

      #) bulk up   ;  (to - )
_____

bulkhead

  ['bAlkhed] _n.

    1)  ( );  (   ..)

    2)   ; 

    3) 
_____

bulky

  ['bAlkI] _a.

    1) , ߣ; 

    2) 
_____

bull

  I [bul]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; .  , ,   . 
      

      2) _. ,   

      3) (Bull)  (   )

      4) _. ; 

      *) a bull in a china shop    ; to take the bull by
      the horns    

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) _. ,   

    3. _v.

      1) _.   

      2)   

      3) ;  , 

  II [bul] _n. () 

  III [bul] _n.  , ; ; ; to shoot the
  bull  ̣,  
_____

bull session

  ['bul'seSn] _n. _. ,    
_____

bull's-eye

  ['bulzaI] _n.

    1)  () 

    2)  

    3)    

    4) _. 

    5) ޣ ,  ; to hit ( to make, to score) the
    bull's-eye   

    6)   , ""

    7)  
_____

bull-calf

  ['bul'ka:f] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

bull-pen

  ['bulpen] _n.

    1)   

    2) _.   
_____

bulldog

  ['buldOg] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ,  

    3) _.  (  . )

    4) _. 

    5) _.  
_____

bulldoze

  ['bulduz] _v.

    1)    (, )

    2)  ,    

    3) _. _. , ;  ;
    
_____

bulldozer

  ['bul,duz] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

bullet

  ['bulIt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) _pl. _. _. ; every bullet has its billet _. 
      ģ;   ģ
_____

bullet-head

  ['bulIthed] _n.

    1)    

    2) _. 
_____

bullet-proof

  ['bulItpru:f] _a.   , 
_____

bulletin

  ['bulItIn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) _attr.: bulletin board  

    2. _v.  
_____

bullfight

  ['bulfaIt] _n.  
_____

bullfinch

  ['bulfIntS] _n.

    1) 

    2)     
_____

bullhead

  ['bulhed] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) , 
_____

bullion

  ['buljn] _n.

    1)    

    2)      

    *) bullion dealer 
_____

bullish

  ['bulIS] _a. _.   
_____

bullock

  ['bulk] _n. 
_____

bulltrout

  ['bultraut] _n. _. , -
_____

bully

  I ['bulI]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) 

      3) Σ; a bully is always a coward _.   

    2. _v. ; 

  II ['bulI] _a. _. _. , ; bully for you!
  !, !

  III ['bulI] _n.   (. bully beef)
_____

bullyrag

  ['bulIrg] _v. _.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

bulrush

  ['bulrAS] _n. _.  (ڣ); 
_____

bulwark

  ['bulwk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ; 

      3) 

      4) (. _pl.) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

bum

  [bAm]

    1. _n.

      1) _. , 

      2) _. , , ; to go on the bum   
      ޣ

      3) (_.  bum-bailiff)  

    2. _a.

      1) ,  

      2) ;  

    3. _v. ,   ;    ޣ
_____

bum-bailiff

  ['bAm,beIlIf] _n.  
_____

bum-boat

  ['bAmbut] _n. ,    
_____

bumble

  ['bAmbl] _v.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

bumble-bee

  ['bAmblbi:] _n. 
_____

bumble-puppy

  ['bAmbl,pApI] _n.   ( ,  )
_____

bumbledom

  ['bumbldm] _n. _. ,   ( 
       " ")
_____

bumbling

  ['bAmblIN] _a. , 
_____

bumbo

  ['bAmbu] _n.  
_____

bumf

  [bAmf] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) _. , 
_____

bummer

  ['bAm] _n. _. , 
_____

bump

  I [bAmp]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  

      2) ; 

      3) , 

      4)  ( ); _. ; the bump of locality
         

      5) 

      6) _pl. _.  ;  

    2. _v.

      1) ()

      2) , 

      3) _.    

      4) _. _. _. 

      #) bump off _. _.  ; 

    3. _adv. , ; to come bump on the floor ̣  

  II [bAmp]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.  ( )
_____

bumper

  ['bAmp] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) _. ; 

    3) _attr.  ; bumper crop ( harvest)  
_____

bumpkin

  ['bAmpkIn] _n. ԣ , 
_____

bumptious

  ['bAmpSs] _a. _. , ; 
_____

bumpy

  ['bAmpI] _a. ,  ( )
_____

bun

  I [bAn] _n.

    1)    

    2) ,  ()

    3) _-.  

    *) to get a bun on _.  , ; ; to take
    the bun _.  ,   ,   ; it
    takes the bun _.   ӣ;  

  II [bAn] _n. _.    
_____

buna

  ['bu:n] _n. _.  (  )
_____

bunch

  [bAntS]

    1. _n.

      1) , ,  (-. ); bunch of keys 
      ; bunch of grapes ,  ; bunch of fives
      _. , , 

      2) _. , ; he is the best of the bunch   
      

      3) _. 

      4) _.  ()

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2) ()  

      3)    ()
_____

bunchy

  ['bAntSI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)    

    4) _.  
_____

bunco

  ['bANku] _.

    1. _n. (_pl. -os ['bANkuz]) , 

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2)   
_____

bunco-steerer

  ['bANku,stIr] _n. _. _. ; 
_____

buncombe

  ['bANkm] = bunkum
_____

bund

  [bAnd]

    1. _n.

      1)  (    )

      2) ,  ( )

    2. _v.    , 
_____

bunder

  ['bAnd] _n. ; ; ,  (  )
_____

bundle

  ['bAndl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) 

      3) ; ף

      4) _.   

      5)    

      *) bundle of nerves  

    2. _v.

      1)    ( bundle up);   (
      )

      2) ,  (. bundle away, bundle off, bundle
      out); I bundled him off   ,   

      3)  , "" (. bundle out, bundle off)
_____

bung

  [bAN]

    1. _n.

      1) () , , 

      2) 

      3) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (. bung up); bunged up nose
        ( )

      2)  (  )

      3) _.  (  ..)

      #) bung off _. 

    3. _a. _. _.

      1) ͣ, 

      2) 

      *) to go bung ) ; ) 
_____

bungalow

  ['bANglu] _n.  ,   , 
_____

bungle

  ['bANgl]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; to make a bungle of it ; 

      2) ; 

    2. _v.  ,  ;  -
_____

bungler

  ['bANgl] _n.  , ""
_____

bunion

  ['bAnjn] _n. _.       
_____

bunk

  I [bANk]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. _.   ;  

  II [bANk] _.

    1. _n. ; to do a bunk 

    2. _v. , 

  III [bANk] = bunkum
_____

bunker

  ['bANk]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  , ; ash bunker 

      2) _. ,  (   )

      3)  

      4) , 

      5) _.    

      6) _attr. ; bunker coal  

    2. _v.

      1) () , 

      2) _.  ()  

      3)    ( )

      4) (. _p-p.)    
_____

bunko

  ['bANku] = bunco
_____

bunkum

  ['bANkm] _n.  ; ; to talk bunkum  ,
   
_____

bunny

  ['bAnI] _n. _. 
_____

bunt

  I [bAnt] _n.

    1) _.  ()

    2)  ()

  II [bAnt]

    1. _n.  (, ); , 

    2. _v. ; ; 

  III [bAnt] _n. _.  
_____

bunting

  I ['bAntIN] _n.

    1)   

    2) _. 

    3) _. 

    4) _.  

  II ['bAntIN] _n. _. 

  III ['bAntIN] _pres-p.  bunt II, 2
_____

buoy

  [bOI]

    1. _n. , , գ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)    (. buoy up)

      3)   

      4)  (,   ..); he was buoyed up by the
      news   
_____

buoyage

  ['bOIId] _n.  
_____

buoyancy

  ['bOInsI] _n.

    1) ;     

    2) ,  ; he lacks buoyancy  
     

    3)   ( )
_____

buoyant

  ['bOInt] _a.

    1) ;    

    2) , 

    3) _. 

    4) _. _. ̣; buoyant demand ̣,  
_____

bur

  [b:] _n.

    1) ,  ()

    2) , ; to stick like a bur    

    3)  

    4) _.  
_____

burberry

  ['b:brI] _n.

    1) (Burberry) "" ( )

    2)   ""
_____

burble

  ['b:bl]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v. ; 
_____

burbot

  ['b:bt] _n. 
_____

burden

  I ['b:dn]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) ; a burden of care  ; burden of proof _. 
      

      3) _.  ()

      4)  

      5) _.  ,  

      *) a burden of one's choice is not felt _.    

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) , 

  II ['b:dn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ;  , ; the burden of the remarks  
    
_____

burdensome

  ['b:dnsm] _a. , 
_____

burdock

  ['b:dOk] _n. _.  
_____

bureau

  [bju'ru] _n. (_pl. -eaux, -eaus [bju'ruz])

    1) , , , 

    2) , ,  

    3) _.  ( )
_____

bureaucracy

  [bju'rOkrsI] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) 
_____

bureaucrat

  ['bjurukrt] _n. 
_____

bureaucratic

  [,bjuru'krtIk] _a. 
_____

bureaux

  [bju'ruz] _pl.  bureau
_____

burette

  [bju'ret] _n. _. 
_____

burg

  [b:g] _n. _. _. 
_____

burgee

  ['b:di:] _n. _.  
_____

burgeon

  ['b:dn] _.

    1. _n. ; ; 

    2. _v.  , ; 
_____

burgess

  ['b:dIs] _n.

    1)    ,  

    2) _.        
    
_____

burgh

  ['bAr] _n. _.   
_____

burgher

  ['b:g] _n. _. , 
_____

burglar

  ['b:gl] _n. -;  
_____

burglarious

  [b'glErIs] _a. , 
_____

burglarize

  ['b:glraIz] _v. _.    
_____

burglary

  ['b:glrI] _n.    
_____

burgle

  ['b:gl] = burglarize
_____

burgomaster

  ['b:gu,ma:st] _n.

    1)  ( ,    )

    2) _.  , 
_____

burgoo

  [b:'gu:] _n.

    1) _. _.  

    2) _. ,   

    3) _. ۣ      
_____

burgundy

  ['b:gndI] _n.   
_____

burial

  ['berIl] _n. 
_____

burial-ground

  ['berIlgraund] _n. 
_____

burial-mound

  ['berIlmaund] _n.  , 
_____

burial-place

  ['berIlpleIs] _n.  
_____

burial-service

  ['berIl,s:vIs] _n.  
_____

burin

  ['bjurIn] _n.  ף, 
_____

burke

  [b:k] _v.

    1)  (  ..);  ()    ; 
    (, )

    2) _. 
_____

burl

  [b:l]

    1. _n.

      1) _.     

      2)   

    2. _v. _.  أ     
_____

burlap

  ['b:lp] _n.     
_____

burlesque

  [b:'lesk]

    1. _n. ; ; ; _.   
     

    2. _a. 

    3. _v. 
_____

burly

  ['b:lI] _a.

    1) , 

    2)   
_____

burn

  I [b:n] _n. _. 

  II [b:n]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3)    ,   ;
      to give smb. a burn  -.  

    2. _v. (burnt, burned)

      1) , , ; ; ; to burn to a crisp
       

      2) , ,  (. _.); to burn with fever 
      ()  ; ,   

      3) ,  

      4)   ( )

      5)  ( )

      6)  ( )

      7)  ()

      8) _. 

      9)    

      10)  () 

      #) burn away ) ; ) ; the sun burns away the mist
        ; burn down )  ; ) ;
      burn into ; the spectacle of injustice burnt into his soul
           ; burn out
      ) ; ) ; burn up ) ; ; ) _.
      ; 

      *) she has money to burn  ţ    ; to burn the
      candle at both ends   , ; to burn
      daylight )   Σ; )   ; to burn the
      midnight oil      ; to burn one's
      bridges (boats)    (); to burn one's fingers
       ( ޣ-.); to burn the water  ; to burn the
      wind ( the earth), _. to burn up the road  ( 
      ); his money burns a hole in his pocket     
      ,    
_____

burn-out

  ['b:n'aut] _n.   (  )
_____

burner

  ['b:n] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

burning

  ['b:nIN]

    1. _pres-p.  burn II, 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) , ; 

      3) _.  () 

    3. _a. ;  (. _.); burning bush _. 
    ; burning oil ; burning question  ; burning
    shame  
_____

burning-glass

  ['b:nINgla:s] _n.  
_____

burnish

  ['b:nIS]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) , ;  ()

      2) 
_____

burnisher

  ['b:nIS] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

burnous

  [b:'nu:s] _n. 
_____

burnouse

  [b:'nu:z] = burnous
_____

burnt

  [b:nt]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  burn II, 2

    2. _a. ֣, ; burnt gas  ; burnt offering
    _. 

      *) burnt child dreads the fire _. ֣  , 
         ;     
_____

burr

  I [b:]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  (  ..)

      2) _.    [r] (  );
      

    2. _v. _.  [r]  ; 

  II [b:] = bur

  III [b:] _n.

    1) ;  ( )

    2)  

    3)  

    4) ,  

  IV [b:] _n. _.  (  )
_____

burro

  ['b:ru] _. _n. (_pl. -os ['b:ruz]) _. 
_____

burrock

  ['b:rOk] _n.    
_____

burrow

  ['b:ru]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) _. ,  ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2)   ;   

      3)  ( , ;  burrow into)
_____

bursar

  ['b:s] _n.

    1)  (.  )

    2) 
_____

bursary

  ['b:srI] _n.

    1)   ( )

    2) 
_____

burse

  [b:s] _n.

    1) = bursary 2)

    2) _. 

    3) _. 
_____

burst

  [b:st]

    1. _n.

      1) ; burst of applause (of laughter)  
      ()

      2)  (); ͣ 

      3)  (  ..)

      4) ; burst of energy  ; _. , 

      5) ԣ; to go on the burst , 

    2. _v. (burst)

      1) ; ;  ( , ); 
      ( ;  ); to burst open ) ; ) 

      2) 

      3) , , ; ; ; rivers
      burst their banks    ; to burst a
      blood-vessel      

      #) burst in , ; burst into: to burst into blossom
      ; to burst into flame  ; to burst into
      tears (into laughter)   (); to burst into the
      room   ; to burst into ( upon) the view 
       (  ); burst out  ( , );
      to burst out crying (laughing) = to burst into tears (into
      laughter); burst up ) ; ) _.  ,
      ; burst with ; to burst with envy  
      ; to burst with plenty   

      *) I am simply bursting to tell you    
      ; to burst one's sides    
_____

burster

  ['b:st] _n.  
_____

bursting

  ['b:stIN]

    1. _pres-p.  burst 2

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

    3. _a. ; bursting charge = burster
_____

burthen

  ['b:n] _. . burden I  II
_____

bury

  ['berI] _v.

    1) ,   ; to have buried one's relatives
    ,  

    2) ; to bury one's face in one's hands   ; to
    bury one's hands in one's pockets    ; to bury
    oneself in books   

    3) ,  ; to bury the past  
    

    4) ; to be buried in thought   
_____

bus

  [bAs]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _. 

      3) _.  ̣; 

      *) bus boy, bus girl _. ,  ,
      , -      

    2. _v.: to bus it   , 
_____

busby

  ['bAzbI] _n.  ,  
_____

bush

  I [buS]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)    , 
       (    ), 

      3) , 

      4)  ; bush of hair  

      5) _.   (     );
      

      *) to take to the bush  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  

      3)  ()

  II [buS]

    1. _n. _. , ; , 

    2. _v.  
_____

bush-ranger

  ['buS,reInd] _n. _.  ,   
    
_____

bush-telegraph

  ['buS'telIgra:f] _n.   ,   ..
_____

bushel

  I ['buSl] _n.  (  = 36,3 .)

    *) to hide one's light under a bushel _.    ;
       ( ); to measure others' corn by one's own
    bushel    

  II ['buSl] _v. _. ,   
_____

bushing

  I ['buSIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bush II, 2

    2. _n. _. () , 

  II ['buSIN] _pres-p.  bush I, 2
_____

bushwhack

  ['buSwk] _v.

    1)  ;    

    2)   

    3)  ,   
_____

bush-whacker

  ['buS,wk] _n.

    1) _.   

    2) _. 

    3) _. _. 

    4)     
_____

bushy

  ['buSI] _a.

    1)  

    2)  ( ,   ..)

    3)  (    . )
_____

busily

  ['bIzIlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) , ;   
_____

business

  I ['bIznIs] _n.

    1) , ; the business of the day ( meeting)  ;
    on business  ; to be out of business ; man of
    business )  ; ) , 

    2) 

    3) ;  ; to set up in business 
     

    4)  , 

    5) () 

    6) ; ; to make it one's business  
    ; you had no business to do it    ,
      

    7) _. , ; I am sick of the whole business  
      

    8) _. , , ,  ( )

    9) _attr. , ; the business end ,
       ; business hours    ɣ;
    business executives   ; ""
    ; business interests  ,  ;
    business index   

    *) big business  ,  ; to mean business
     أ;  أ ;  ( -.)
    أ, ; everybody's business is nobody's business  
       ; mind you own business!   !;
      !; to send smb. about his business ,
     -.; what is your business here?   
    ?; it has done his business   

  II ['bIzInIs] = busyness
_____

business man

  ['bIznIsmn] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) , ; big business men  , 
_____

businessman

  ['bIznIsmn] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) , ; big businessmen  , 
_____

business manager

  ['bIznIs,mnId] _n.  ;  ,
    
_____

business-like

  ['bIznIslaIk] _a. , ; business-like air 
_____

busk

  I [bAsk] _n.  ( )

  II [bAsk] _v. _.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , 

  III [bAsk] _v. _. , 
_____

buskin

  ['bAskIn] _n. ; _. ; to put on the buskins ) 
     ; )   
_____

busman

  ['bAsmn] _n.  

    *) busman's holiday )  , ģ   ;
    )  
_____

buss

  [bAs] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _v. 
_____

bust

  I [bAst] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

  II [bAst]

    1. _n.

      1) _. , 

      2) _. ԣ {. . burst 1, 5)}

    2. _v.

      1)  (. to go bust)

      2)  (. to go on the bust)

      3) _. _. ,   

      4) _.   ; 
_____

bustard

  ['bAstd] _n. _. 
_____

buster

  ['bAst] _n. _. _.

    1) -. 

    2) , ԣ, 
_____

bustle

  I ['bAsl]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.

      1) (); to bustle through a crowd   

      2)  (. bustle about)

    3. _int. !

  II ['bAsl] _n. 
_____

bustling

  ['bAslIN]

    1. _pres-p.  bustle I, 2

    2. _n. , 

    3. _a. , 
_____

busy

  I ['bIzI]

    1. _a.

      1) ;  (at, in, with); busy as a bee ( a beaver)
       

      2) ; the line is busy  () ;  ;
      busy signal  "" ( )

      3) ̣ ( )

      4) , ; busy idleness    

    2. _v.

      1)  ,   ,  ; I have busied
      him for the whole day       ; to busy one's
      brains   

      2) _refl. 

  II ['bIzI] _n. _. 
_____

busy-body

  ['bIzI,bOdI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,     
_____

busyness

  ['bIzInIs] _n. , 
_____

but

  I [bAt] ( ); [bt] ( )

    1. _adv. , ; I saw him but a moment    
    ; she is but nine years old    ; but just
     ; all but ;  ; he all but died of his wound 
         

    2. _prep. ,  ; all but one passenger were drowned
     ,   

      *) the last but one ; anything but  ; ӣ 
      ,  ; he is anything but a coward   
      ף

    3. _cj.

      1) , , ,   ; but then    

      2)  () ;  ;  ; I cannot but...   ...; I
      cannot but agree with you      ; what could
      he do but confess?   ,   ?; he would
      have fallen but that I caught him   ,     
      ; he would have fallen but for me   ,    

    4. _pron. _rel.   ; there is no one but knows it  ,
        ; there are few men but would risk all for such a
    prize  ģ ,       
    

    5. _n.: but me no buts ,  "",  

  II [bAt] _n. _.       
  
_____

butadiene

  [,bju:t'daIi:n] _n. _. 
_____

butane

  ['bju:teIn] _n. _. 
_____

butcher

  ['butS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; butcher's meat ; butcher's knife  

      2) , 

      3) _.   

      4)   (  ); butcher's bill 
        

    2. _v.

      1)  ()

      2)  

      3) , 

      4) _.  
_____

butcher-bird

  ['butSb:d] _n. _.  
_____

butcherly

  ['butSlI] _a. , ; 
_____

butchery

  ['butSrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    *) butchery business  
_____

butler

  ['bAtl] _n. ,  
_____

butt

  I [bAt] _n.

    1)   ( , )

    2)  (   = 490,96 .)

  II [bAt] _n.

    1)  

    2) _pl. , 

    3) , 

    4)  

  III [bAt] _n.

    1)   (-.); ,  ();  (;
    . the butt of the rifle)

    2) _. 

    3) _. 

  IV [bAt]

    1. _n.

      1)  (, )

      2) ; 

      3) ,  ()

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  (against, into - )

      3) 

      4) , 

      5) _. 

      6)  

      #) butt in 
_____

butt-joint

  ['bAtdOInt] _n. _. ,  
_____

butter

  ['bAt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.  

      *) he looks as if butter would not melt in his mouth   
       ;    

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)   ( butter up)

      *) fine ( kind, soft) words butter no parsnips _. 
        
_____

butter-boat

  ['bAtbut] _n. 
_____

butter-dish

  ['bAtdIS] _n. ̣
_____

butter-fingers

  ['bAt,fINgz] _n. _pl. _. 
_____

butter-nut

  ['bAtnAt] _n.   (  )
_____

butter-scotch

  ['bAtskOtS] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: butter-scotch colour  ֣ , -
    
_____

buttercup

  ['bAtkAp] _n. _. 
_____

butterfly

  ['bAtflaI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  ( ; . butterfly stroke)
_____

butterfly table

  ['bAtflaI'teIbl] _n.     
_____

butterfly-nut

  ['bAtflaI'nAt] _n. _. -
_____

butterfly-screw

  ['bAtflaI'skru:] _n. _. -
_____

buttermilk

  ['bAtmIlk] _n. 
_____

buttery

  I ['bAtrI] _n.  (    )

  II ['bAtrI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

buttery-hatch

  ['bAtrI'htS] _n.       
_____

butting

  I ['bAtIN] _n. , 

  II ['bAtIN] _pres-p.  butt IV, 2
_____

buttocks

  ['bAtks] _n. _pl. 
_____

button

  ['bAtn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; to press the button  ; _.  
      ,    

      3) _.  (  )

      4) 

      5) ,  

      6) _attr. ; button switch  

      *) not to care a (brass) button    ;
      ; he has not all his buttons _.    
      

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) ԣ()  

      #) button up ) ()   ; ) _. 
        ; ) (), () ( );
      to button up one's mouth _.  ; to button up one's
      purse ( pockets) _. 
_____

button-hold

  ['bAtnhuld] = buttonhole 2, 2)
_____

button-on

  ['bAtnOn] _a. ԣ (   ..)
_____

buttonhole

  ['bAtnhul]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)   ; 

      3) _.   

    2. _v.

      1) ͣ 

      2)  (-.)     
_____

buttonhook

  ['bAtnhuk] _n.   ԣ , 
_____

buttons

  ['bAtnz] _n. - ( )
_____

buttress

  ['bAtrIs]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ; , ; 

      2) , 

    2. _v. ,   ( buttress up); to buttress
    up by facts  
_____

butty

  ['bAtI] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) ;     (  )
_____

butyl

  ['bju:tIl] _n. _. 
_____

butyric

  [bju:'tIrIk] _a. _. 
_____

buxom

  ['bAksm] _a.

    1) , ;  , 

    2) , , ӣ
_____

buy

  [baI]

    1. _v. (bought)

      1) ; ; to buy on tick _.   

      2) 

      #) buy in ) ; )  (   );
      buy off ; buy out ; buy over ,
         ; buy up 

      *) to buy over smb.'s head   -.   
       ; to buy a white horse _.  ; to buy
      time  ; I will not buy that     ģ, 
        

    2. _n. _. ; a good (bad) buy  () ;
    to be on the buy   
_____

buyer

  ['baI] _n. 

    *) buyers over _.   ; buyers market _.
     ,   
_____

buz

  [bAz] _int. !, !
_____

buzz

  I [bAz]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ()

      2) , 

      3) _.  ; I'll give you a buzz tomorrow  
       

      4) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)    ̣ ( ̣)

      3) , 

      4)  

      5)  ( )

      6) _.   

      #) buzz about , ; buzz off , ;
      

  II [bAz] _v. ,  (, )   

  III = buz
_____

buzz-bomb

  ['bAzbOm] _n. _. _. ̣-
_____

buzz-saw

  ['bAzsO:] _n. _.  

    *) to monkey with a buzz-saw     Σ
_____

buzzard

  ['bAzd] _n. _. 
_____

buzzer

  ['bAz] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 

    3) _. , ;  

    4) _. _. 
_____

by

  [baI]

    1. _prep.

      1)     : )  , ,
      ; a house by the river   ; a path by the river 
        ; )     
      ̣  ; we went by the house    ;
      we travelled by a village    

      2)        ̣
      ,   .. ; by tomorrow   ; by five
      o'clock   ; by then   

      3)   ;  .  . : a book by
      Tolstoy ,  ,  ; the book
      was written by a famous writer    
      

      4)    ;  . : by
      plane ̣; by air mail  ; 

      5)   ,  , , , ; to
      know by experience   ; to perish by starvation 
       

      6)    ,   .. , , ;  .
      . : by the yard  , ; by the pound  ,
      

      7)    : by chance ; by the law 
      ; by chute, by gravity ԣ

      8)   ,  ; ; by
      agreement  ; by your leave   

      9)       ; by
      two years older    

      *) by George -!; by the way ,  ; by and large
         ,  

    2. _adv.

      1) , 

      2) ; she passed by   

      *) by and by 
_____

by-blow

  ['baIblu] _n.

    1)  ; _.  

    2)  £
_____

by-effect

  ['baII,fekt] _n. _.  
_____

by-election

  ['baII,lekSn] _n.  
_____

by-end

  ['baIend] _n.    
_____

by-law

  ['baIlO:] _n.

    1)    

    2)   ()
_____

by-line

  ['baIlaIn] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ( , ),     
_____

by-name

  ['baIneIm] _n. 
_____

by-pit

  ['baIpIt] _n. _.  
_____

by-play

  ['baIpleI] _n.  ( ) ;  ( )
_____

by-plot

  ['baIplOt] _n.   ( )
_____

by-product

  ['baI,prOdAkt] _n.  
_____

by-road

  ['baIrud] = by-way
_____

by-way

  ['baIweI] _n.

    1)   ;   

    2)  

    3) ,   (  ..); by-ways of
    learning       
_____

by-work

  ['baIw:k] _n.  
_____

bye

  [baI] _n.

    1) -. 

    2): to draw ( to have) the bye _.   
    
_____

bye-bye

  I ['baIbaI] _n. _. ; ;  

  II ['baI'baI] _. . good-bye 1
_____

bygone

  ['baIgOn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. _pl. ;  

      *) let bygones be bygones _.   ,   
_____

bypass

  ['baIpa:s]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3)  

      4) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) ;    

      4) _.  (  )
_____

bypath

  ['baIpa:] _n. Σ    
_____

byre

  ['baI] _n. 
_____

bystander

  ['baI,stnd] _n. ; 
_____

bystreet

  ['baIstri:t] _n. ; 
_____

byword

  ['baIw:d] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,   

    3)   ; ; ; a byword for iniquity
      
_____

ca'canny

  [k'knI] (_.  call canny) _.  , 
  ;   
_____

cab

  I [kb] (_.  cabriolet)

    1. _n.

      1) ; to take a cab  ;   

      2)  , , 

    2. _v. _.   ,    .. (. cab it)

  II [kb] _n. (_.  cabin)  ( );  
  ()

  III [kb] _.  cabbage III
_____

cabal

  [k'bl]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  Σ

      2)  ;  

      3) (the Cabal) _. ""  (  II)

    2. _v. ;   
_____

cabala

  [k'ba:l] = cabbala
_____

cabalistic

  [,kb'lIstIk] = cabbalistic
_____

cabana

  [k'ba:n] _. _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) _.    ( )
_____

cabaret

  ['kbreI] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

cabas

  ['kba:] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

cabbage

  I ['kbId]

    1. _n.

      1) () 

      2) _attr. 

    2. _v.  

  II ['kbId]

    1. _n.   ,   

    2. _v.

      1)    ( )

      2) , 

  III ['kbId] _. _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

cabbage butterfly

  ['kbId'bAtflaI] _n. _. 
_____

cabbage-head

  ['kbIdhed] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

cabbage-rose

  ['kbIdruz] _n. _.  ,  
_____

cabbala

  [k'ba:l] _n. 
_____

cabbalistic

  [,kb'lIstIk] _a. ; , 
_____

cabby

  ['kbI] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

cabin

  ['kbIn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) , , 

      4) , 

      5) _.  

      6)   ()

      7) _-. 

      8) _attr.: cabin class _.     I ;
      cabin plane ̣   

    2. _v.

      1)    ,   ..

      2)   

      3) 
_____

cabin-boy

  ['kbInbOI] _n. 
_____

cabined

  ['kbInd]

    1. _p-p.  cabin 2

    2. _a. Σ, 
_____

cabinet

  ['kbInIt] _n.

    1)  , ; inner cabinet  
       

    2)    ; ̣ , 

    3)  (ɣ)

    4) _. 

    5) _attr. , ; cabinet council 
    ; cabinet crisis  ; Cabinet Minister
      

    6) _attr. ; cabinet photograph  
    ; cabinet size  
_____

cabinet-maker

  ['kbInIt,meIk] _n.

    1) -

    2) _. -
_____

cabinet-work

  ['kbInItw:k] _n.   
_____

cable

  ['keIbl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , ;  ; to slip the cable _.  

      3) _. 

      4) ; 

      5) _.  

      6) _attr. ; cable way  , ̣

      *) to cut ( to slip) one's cable _. ,  

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  

      2)  (  )

      3) _.   
_____

cablegram

  ['keIblgrm] = cable 1, 4)
_____

cablese

  [keIb'li:z] _n. _.  ""  ( 
   ; . )
_____

cablet

  ['keIblIt] _n. _. 
_____

cabling

  ['keIblIN]

    1. _pres-p. . cable 2

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) ,  (, )

      3) _.     
_____

cabman

  ['kbmn] _n.

    1) ƣ 

    2) 
_____

caboodle

  [k'bu:dl] _n. _. _.: the whole caboodle )  , 
  ; )  , ӣ 
_____

caboose

  [k'bu:s] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.     ;  

    3) _.    
_____

cabotage

  ['kbta:] _n. _. 
_____

cab-rank

  ['kbrNk] = cabstand
_____

cabriole

  ['kbrIul] _a.  (  )
_____

cabriolet

  [,kbrIu'leI] _n.

    1)  , , 

    2) ; 
_____

cabstand

  ['kbstnd] _n.  , 
_____

cacao

  [k'ka:u] _n.

    1)  

    2)  (  )
_____

cacao-tree

  [k'ka:utri:] = cacao 1)
_____

cachalot

  ['kSlOt] _n. 
_____

cache

  [kS]

    1. _n.

      1) ;   

      2)  ,      
            

      3)    ͣ,    

    2. _v.

      1)    ,    
      

      2)      
_____

cachectic

  [k'kektIk] _a. , ݣ, 
_____

cachet

  ['kSeI] _n. _.

    1) ; 

    2)   (   ..); courtesy is
    the cachet of good breeding    
    

    3) _. ,   ɣ 
_____

cachexy

  [k'keksI] _n.

    1) _. , , 

    2)  (  ..); 
_____

cacique

  [k'si:k] _. _n.

    1)  (, ң    ͣ )

    2) _.  
_____

cackle

  ['kkl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3) ; cut the cackle! _. !

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3) 
_____

cacology

  [k'kOldI] _n.   ( ,    ..)
_____

cacophony

  [k'kOfnI] _n. 
_____

cactaceous

  [kk'teISs] _a. _.    ; 
_____

cacti

  ['kktaI] _pl.  cactus
_____

cactus

  ['kkts] _n. (_pl. -es ['kktsIz], cacti) 
_____

cacuminal

  [k'kju:mInl] _a. _. , 
_____

cad

  [kd] _n.

    1) ,  ; 

    2) = caddy I
_____

cadastral

  [k'dstrl] _a. _. 
_____

cadastre

  [k'dst] _n. _. 
_____

cadaver

  [k'deIv] _n. 
_____

cadaveric

  [k'dvrIk] _a. 
_____

cadaverous

  [k'dvrs] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ; he had a cadaverous face   
    - 
_____

caddie

  ['kdI] = caddy I
_____

caddis

  ['kdIs] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

caddis fly

  ['kdIsflaI] _n. ,  
_____

caddish

  ['kdIS] _a. , 
_____

caddy

  I ['kdI] _n. ,  ,     

  II ['kdI] _n. 
_____

cade

  I [keId] _n. _. 

  II [keId] _n. 

  III [keId] _n. Σ  £,  
_____

cadence

  ['keIdns] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) _. 

    3) 

    4) _.  ;   
_____

cadency

  ['keIdnsI] _n.

    1) = cadence 3

    2)   ( )
_____

cadet

  [k'det] _n.

    1)   ; _. 

    2)  ;  

    3) _. _. Σ; 

    4)  (  -  . XX
    .)

    5) _attr. ; cadet corps  
_____

cadge

  [kd] _v. ;    ޣ
_____

cadger

  I ['kd] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) ; 

  II ['kd] _n. _.  ̣
_____

cadi

  ['ka:dI] _. _n. () (   , 
   )
_____

cadmium

  ['kdmIm] _n. _. 
_____

cadre

  ['ka:d] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. (),  
_____

caducity

  [k'dju:sItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

caducous

  [k'dju:ks] _a. _.   ( )
_____

caeca

  ['si:k] _pl.  caecum
_____

caecum

  ['si:km] _n. (_pl. caeca) _.  
_____

caesium

  ['si:zjm] _n. _. 
_____

caesura

  [si:'zjur] _n. _. 
_____

cafe

  ['kfeI] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

cafeteria

  [,kfI'tIrI] _n. , -
_____

caffeine

  ['kfi:n] _n. _. 
_____

caftan

  ['kftn] _. _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

cage

  [keId]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. 

      3)  

      4) _.  ( )

      5) _.  ()

      6)  (   )

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) _.   
_____

cagey

  ['keIdI] _a. _.   ; don't be so cagey 
  ,  
_____

cahoot

  [k'hu:t] _n. _. _. , ; to go cahoots
      
_____

caiman

  ['keImn] = cayman
_____

caique

  [kaI'i:k] _n. ,  
_____

cairn

  [kEn] _n.    (,   -. 
  ); to add a stone to smb.'s cairn  -.  
_____

cairngorm

  ['kEn'gO:m] _n. _.  , ֣  -
   
_____

caisson

  [k'su:n] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  

    3) _. 
_____

caitiff

  ['keItIf] 

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a. ; 
_____

cajole

  [k'dul] _v. , ; ; cajole into 
    -.; cajole out: to cajole smth out of smb. ,
   -.  -.
_____

cajolement

  [k'dulmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  (  )
_____

cajolery

  [k'dulrI] = cajolement
_____

cake

  [keIk]

    1. _n.

      1) , , , У

      2) У    (  )

      3)  (); , ; ; cake of soap  

      4) , 

      *) cakes and ale ; you cannot eat your cake and have it too
      _.      ;  
      ; to go ( to sell) like hot cakes  (
      ) ; to take the cake  , 
       ;   ; that takes the cake  
      ӣ;   !

    2. _v. (. _refl.  pas.) , 
_____

cake-walk

  ['keIkwO:k] _n.  ()
_____

cake ice

  ['keIkaIs] _n.  ( )
_____

caking coal

  ['keIkINkul] _n. _.  
_____

calabar

  [,kl'ba:] = calaber
_____

calabash

  ['klbS] _n.

    1) _. ,  

    2)      ; 
_____

calaber

  [,kl'ba:] _n.   
_____

calaboose

  [,kl'bu:s] _n. _. _. , 
_____

calamanco

  [,kl'mNku] _n. _. 
_____

calamitous

  [k'lmIts] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

calamity

  [k'lmItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: calamity howler _. ,  
    -. ; ; 
_____

calamus

  ['klms] _n. _.

    1)    

    2)  
_____

calash

  [k'lS] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

calcareous

  [kl'kErIs] _a. ,  
_____

calceolaria

  [,klsI'lErI] _n. _. , 
_____

calces

  ['klsi:z] _pl.  calx
_____

calciferol

  [kl'sIfrl] _n.  D
_____

calcification

  [,klsIfI'keISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ; 
_____

calcify

  ['klsIfaI] _v. ()  ; 
_____

calcimine

  ['klsImaIn] _n.   ( )
_____

calcinate

  ['klsIneIt] = calcine
_____

calcination

  [,klsI'neISn] _n. _. , , 
_____

calcine

  ['klsaIn] _v.

    1) _. ;     

    2)  
_____

calcitrant

  ['klsItrnt] _a. _. , 
_____

calcium

  ['klsIm] _n. _. 
_____

calculable

  ['klkjulbl] _a.

    1)  , 

    2) ģ
_____

calculate

  ['klkjuleIt] _v.

    1) ; ; 

    2) 

    3) _. , 
_____

calculated

  ['klkjuleItId]

    1. _p-p.  calculate

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ;  (for)

      3) , 
_____

calculating

  ['klkjuleItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  calculate

    2. _a.

      1) ޣ

      2) ޣ
_____

calculating-machine

  ['klkjuleItINm,Si:n] _n. ޣ,  
_____

calculation

  [,klkju'leISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ޣ

    3) 

    4) _. ; 
_____

calculator

  ['klkjuleIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ޣ- ;  , ;
    ޣ ()
_____

calculi

  ['klkjulaI] _pl.  calculus I
_____

calculus

  I ['klkjuls] _n. (_pl. -li) _. 

  II ['klkjuls] _n. (_pl. -es ['klkjulsIz]) _. ;
  differential calculus  ; integral calculus
   
_____

caldron

  ['kO:ldrn] = cauldron
_____

calefactory

  [,klI'fktrI] _a. , 
_____

calendar

  ['klInd]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3) ; ; ; 

      4) _.  ,   

      5) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) ,   

      2)  

      3) 
_____

calender

  I ['klInd] _.

    1. _n. , ,  

    2. _v. , , , 

  II ['klInd] _. _n.  
_____

calends

  ['klIndz] _n. _pl. ,    (  ); on
  ( at) the Greek calends _.  (    )
_____

calendula

  [k'lendjul] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

calenture

  ['klntju] _n. _.  ,  
_____

calf

  I [ka:f] _n. (_pl. calves)

    1) ̣; cow in ( with) calf  

    2) ԣ (, , ,   ..)

    3)  , ; bound in calf ԣ   

    4)  ; "̣" (. .  _. )

    5)   

    *) to kill the fatted calf _.   , 
     (  ); golden calf  

  II [ka:f] _n. (_pl. calves)  ()
_____

calf's teeth

  ['ka:vzti:] _n. _pl.  
_____

calf-knee

  ['ka:fni:] _n. _.  
_____

calflove

  ['ka:flAv] _n.  ;  
_____

calfskin

  ['ka:fskIn] = calf I, 3)
_____

caliber

  ['klIb] _. = calibre
_____

calibrate

  ['klIbreIt] _v.

    1) ; ; 

    2) , 

    3) _.   
_____

calibration

  [,klI'breISn] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _.   
_____

calibre

  ['klIb] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  ;  ; ; 
    ()
_____

caliche

  [ka:'li:tSeI] _n.   
_____

calico

  ['klIku] _n. (_pl. -os, -oes ['klIkuz])

    1) , 

    2) _.  
_____

calico-printer

  ['klIku,prInt] _n.  ( _. )
_____

calico-printing

  ['klIku,prIntIN] _n.  
_____

calif

  ['klIf] = caliph
_____

californium

  [,klI'fO:njm] _n. _. 
_____

calipash

  ['klIpS] _n.     
_____

calipee

  ['klIpi:] _n.     
_____

calipers

  ['klIpz] = callipers {. calliper}
_____

caliph

  ['klIf] _n. , 
_____

caliphate

  ['klIfeIt] _n. 
_____

calisthenics

  [,klIs'enIks] = callisthenics
_____

calk

  I [kO:k]

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2) _.  ( )

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) _.   ( )

  II [kO:k] = caulk

  III [kO:k] _n. ۣ 

  IV [kO:k] _v. 
_____

calkin

  ['klkIn] = calk I, 1
_____

call

  [kO:l]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  (, )

      3) ; 

      4) ;  ; one call was for me   
      

      5) 

      6) , 

      7) , ; to pay a call  

      8)  ()  ;  ()  

      9) ;  (,   ..)

      10) ; ;   

      11) , ; you have no call to blush  
      

      12) ,  ()

      *) call of duty  ; at call ,  ; on call
      )  ,  ; ) _.   ޣ; within
      call 

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; to call to one another  ( 
      )

      2) ;  

      3) , ; ; to call smb.'s attention to smth.
       أ-.   -.; to call to mind ( memory,
      remembrance) , 

      4) 

      5) , ; to call at a house   ; to call
      (up)on a person  -.

      6) ; I call this a good house  ,    

      #) call at  (-.); call away ; call back
      )  ; )  ; call down ) ;
      ) ,  ; ) ,  (  ..);
      call for ) ; the situation called for drastic measures
          ; letters to be called
      for   ; )   -.;
      ) ; call forth , ; this affair
      calls forth all his energy      ; call
      in )   (); )    (
      ); ) ; )    ; call into: to
      call into existence ( being)   , ;
      ;   ; call off ) ; ;
      ; , ; the game was called off 
      ; )  (); call on ) , ;
      )  ; the chairman called on the next speaker
          ; )  
       -.; call out ) ; to call out for training
         ; )   ; ) ;
      ; call over  ; call to: to call to account
        ;  ; to call to attention
      _.  ""; to call to order )  
      ; ) _.  ; call together ; call up
      )  ; )  (  ); )  (
      ); )   ; )   
      (  ..); call upon ) = call on; ): to be called upon
       

      *) to call in question  ; to call names
      (); to call it a day  (-.); I'm tired, let's
      call it a day  ,  ; to call it square
      , ; to call smb. over the coals 
      -.,  -. ; to have nothing to call one's own
        ,   ;    
_____

call slot

  ['kO:lslOt] _n. ,       
_____

call-box

  ['kO:lbOks] _n.  
_____

call-boy

  ['kO:lbOI] _n.

    1) -;  (   ..)

    2) _. ,  ԣ  
_____

call-girl

  ['kO:lg:l] _n. ,   
_____

call-up

  ['kO:l'Ap] _n.

    1)    

    2) _attr.: call-up paper      
_____

caller

  I ['kO:l] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)     

    3) ,    

  II ['kl] _a. _.

    1) ; caller herring  ̣

    2)  ( , )
_____

calligraphy

  [k'lIgrfI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

calling

  ['kO:lIN]

    1. _pres-p.  call 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; 
_____

calliper

  ['klIp] _n. (. _pl.)

    1) ; inside calliper 

    2) 
_____

callisthenics

  [,klIs'enIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) , 
  ;  ; free callisthenics ) 
  ; )  
_____

callosity

  [k'lOsItI] _n.

    1)  ( ); 

    2) = callousness
_____

callous

  ['kls] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ޣ, 
_____

callousness

  ['klsnIs] _n. , 
_____

callow

  ['klu]

    1. _n. _. ; ,  

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; callow youth ̣ 
_____

callus

  ['kls] _n.

    1) _.  (. . )

    2) _. 
_____

calm

  [ka:m]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; 

      2) 

      3) _. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , 

    3. _v. ; 

      #) calm down (), ()
_____

calmative

  ['klmtIv] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

calmly

  ['ka:mlI] _adv. , 
_____

calmness

  ['ka:mnIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

calomel

  ['klumel] _n. _. ;  
_____

caloric

  [k'lOrIk]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

calorie

  ['klrI] _n. 
_____

calorific

  [,kl'rIfIk] _a. ; , ; calorific
  capacity ( effect, value)  , 
_____

calorification

  [k,lOrIfI'keISn] _n.  
_____

calorifics

  [,kl'rIfIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

calorimeter

  [,kl'rImIt] _n. _. 
_____

calory

  ['klrI] = calorie
_____

calotte

  [k'lOt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  ;   
_____

caltrop

  ['kltrp] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) (. _pl.) _. ̣ 
_____

calumet

  ['kljumet] _n.   (  )
_____

calumniate

  [k'lAmnIeIt] _v. ; ; 
_____

calumniation

  [k,lAmnI'eISn] _n. ; 
_____

calumniator

  [k'lAmnIeIt] _n. 
_____

calumniatory

  [k'lAmnItrI] _a. 
_____

calumnious

  [k'lAmnIs] = calumniatory
_____

calumny

  ['klmnI] _n. ,  
_____

calve

  [ka:v] _v.

    1) ;  ԣ ( , ,   ..)

    2)      ( )

    3) _.   
_____

calves

  I [ka:vz] _pl.  calf I

  II [ka:vz] _pl.  calf II
_____

calvish

  ['ka:vIS] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

calx

  [klks] _n. (_pl. -lces)

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

calyces

  ['keIlIsi:z] _pl.  calyx
_____

calyx

  ['keIlIks] _n. (_pl. -es ['keIlIksIz], calyces)

    1) _.  ()

    2) _.  
_____

cam

  [km]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ; ; ; 

      2)  

      3) _.  

    2. _v. _. ,  ()
_____

cam-shaft

  ['kmSa:ft] _n. _.  ,  
_____

camaraderie

  [,km'ra:dri:] _n. _. 
_____

camarilla

  [,km'rIl] _. _n. 
_____

camber

  ['kmb]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , 

      2) _. ߣ ( ); camber of arch    ,
      ߣ, 

      3) _.  ()

      4) _. ; ;  

    2. _v. ;  ߣ
_____

cambist

  ['kmbIst] _n.  
_____

cambium

  ['kmbIm] _n. _. 
_____

cambrel

  [,kmbrl] _n.    ( )
_____

cambric

  ['keImbrIk] _n. 
_____

came

  [keIm] _p.  come
_____

camel

  ['kml] _n.

    1) ; Arabian camel  ; Bactrian camel 
    

    2) _.  (  ߣ )

    *) the last straw to break the camel's back  ,
      ()
_____

camelcade

  ['kmlkeId] _n.  
_____

cameleer

  [,kmI'lI] _n.  
_____

camellia

  [k'mi:lj] _n. 
_____

camelry

  ['kmlrI] _n. _.   
_____

cameo

  ['kmIu] _n. (_pl. -os ['kmIuz]) 
_____

camera

  ['kmr] _n.

    1)  

    2) , 

    3) _. 

    4) _.    

    5) _.  ; in camera )    (  
     ); )  

    *) camera eye _.   
_____

camera-man

  ['kmrmn] _n.

    1) , ԣ

    2) 
_____

camion

  ['kmIn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (.   )
_____

camisole

  ['kmIsul] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

camlet

  ['kmlIt] _n. _. 
_____

camomile

  ['kmumaIl] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: camomile tea  
_____

camouflage

  ['kmufla:]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ,    ; 

    2. _v. (),  ,    ..
_____

camp

  I [kmp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; camp of instruction _.  

      2) ; ,  , ޣ   
      (  ..)

      3) , , ; Peter and Jack belong to different camps
            ; in the same camp 
       

      4) _.  ,  ( )

      *) to take into camp 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  (-.)    

      #) camp out       

  II [kmp]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; low camp  ,
       ; high camp  , 
       

      2)         (
       ,    ..)

      3) ,  ,    
      

      4) _.   (  )

    2. _v. _. , 
_____

camp-bed

  ['kmp'bed] _n.    
_____

camp-chair

  ['kmp'tSE] _n.  
_____

camp-cot

  ['kmp'kOt] _n. 
_____

camp-fever

  ['kmp,fi:v] _n. 
_____

camp-fire

  ['kmp,faI] _n.  ԣ
_____

camp-follower

  ['kmp,fOlu] _n.

    1)  ,  

    2) , 
_____

camp-stool

  ['kmpstu:l] = camp-chair
_____

campaign

  [km'peIn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; political campaign  ; press
      campaign   

      2) _-. 

      3) _attr.: campaign biography _.   (. 
       ),      
      

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)  
_____

campaigner

  [km'peIn] _n.  ; old campaigner  ,
  ;  ; peace campaigner   ,  
_____

campanile

  [,kmp'ni:lI] _n. _.  ( )
_____

campanula

  [km'pnjul] _n. _. 
_____

camper

  ['kmp] _n.

    1) , , 

    2)   ̣
_____

campestral

  [km'pestrl] _a. 
_____

camphor

  ['kmf] _n. 
_____

camphor balls

  ['kmfbO:lz] _n. 
_____

camphorated

  ['kamfreItId] _a.  ; camphorated oil  
_____

camphoric

  [km'fOrIk] _a. 
_____

camping

  ['kmpIN] _n. ,   
_____

campion

  ['kmpjn] _n. _. 
_____

campus

  ['kmps] _n. _. ,  ,   
  (,   ..)
_____

camwood

  ['kmwud] _n.

    1) _.  

    2)    (  )
_____

can

  I [kn] ( ); [kn], [kn] ( ) _v. (could)
    

    1) ,   ,  ; ; I will do all I
    can   ӣ,  ; I can speak French   (
    ) -; I cannot   ; I cannot away with this
       ; I cannot but    

    2) ,  ; you can go  ,  

    3)  , , : it can't be true! 
     !; can it be true? ?; she can't have done it! 
     ,    !

    *) what cannot be cured must be endured   , 
     

  II [kn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)    ; garbage can )  ; 
       ; ) _.    ӣ

      3)  

      4) _. ,   

      5) _. _. 

      *) to be in the can      

    2. _v.

      1)  (, , )

      2) _. _.  ( -.); 

      3) _. _.   

      4) _. _. ()
_____

can't

  [ka:nt] _. _. = cannot
_____

can-buoy

  ['knbOI] _n. _.  
_____

can-dock

  ['kndOk] _n. _. ֣ 
_____

can-opener

  ['kn,upn] _n.  
_____

canaille

  [k'neIl] _n. _. , 
_____

canal

  [k'nl] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _. , 
_____

canalization

  [,knlaI'zeISn] _n.  ;  
_____

canalize

  ['knlaIz] _v.

    1)  

    2)   ̣ 
_____

canard

  [k'na:d] _n. _. "",  
_____

canary

  [k'nErI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.  

    2. _a. -֣, 
_____

canary-bird

  [k'nErIb:d] = canary 1, 1)
_____

canaster

  [k'nst] _n.  ( )
_____

cancan

  ['knkn] _n. _.  ()
_____

cancel

  ['knsl]

    1. _n.

      1) ޣ

      2) , 

      3) _. ޣ ( )

      4) _.  ()

      5) (. _pl.)  (. pair of cancels)

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; to cancel debts  ; to
      cancel leave  ; cancel! _. ! ()

      2) ޣ

      3)  ()

      4) _.     (. cancel out)

      5)   
_____

cancellated

  ['knsleItId] _a. ۣ, 
_____

cancellation

  [,kns'leISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ޣ

    3)  ()

    4) _. 
_____

cancer

  ['kns] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) , 

    3) (Cancer)  (   ); tropic of Cancer 
    
_____

cancerous

  ['knsrs] _a. _. 
_____

cancroid

  ['kNkrOId]

    1. _n. _.

      1)  ; 

      2)  

    2. _a. _. _. 
_____

candelabra

  [,kndI'la:br] _pl.  candelabrum
_____

candelabrum

  [,kndI'la:brm] _n. (_pl. -ra) 
_____

candescence

  [kn'desns] _n.  ,  
_____

candescent

  [kn'desnt] _a. ̣ ; , 
_____

candid

  ['kndId] _a.

    1) ; ; 

    2) 

    *) candid friend ,      
     ; candid camera ) _. _.  ;
    )  
_____

candidacy

  ['kndIdsI] _n. 
_____

candidate

  ['kndIdIt] _n. 
_____

candidature

  ['kndIdItS] = candidacy
_____

candied

  ['kndId]

    1. _p-p.  candy 2

    2. _a.

      1) ;   ; candied fruit, candied peel
      

      2)  ( ͣ  ..)

      3) , 
_____

candle

  ['kndl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)   (  )

      3)  

      *) to hold a candle to the devil    ;
      ,   ; not fit to hold a
      candle to, cannot hold ( show) a candle to  ͣ  
      (-.)

    2. _v.     
_____

candle-end

  ['kndlend] _n. 

    *) to save candle-ends   
_____

candle-power

  ['kndl,pau] _n. _.   ( ); a burner of 25
  candle-power   25 
_____

candle-wick

  ['kndlwIk] _n. 
_____

candlebomb

  ['kndlbOm] _n. _.   
_____

candlelight

  ['kndllaIt] _n.

    1)     ;  

    2) 
_____

candlestick

  ['kndlstIk] _n. 
_____

candour

  ['knd] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

candy

  ['kndI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. ; , 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) ()
_____

candytuft

  ['kndItAft] _n. _.  ()
_____

cane

  [keIn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ; ; ; cane of wax  

      3)  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) _.   (into)
_____

cane chair

  ['keIntSE] _n. ԣ  ( )
_____

cane-brake

  ['keInbreIk] _n.  () 
_____

cane-sugar

  ['keIn,Sug] _n.  , 
_____

canicular

  [k'nIkjul] _a.: canicular days   (   )
_____

canine

  1. _a. ['keInaIn] ; canine madness , ; canine
  appetite ( hunger)  

  2. _n. ['knaIn]  (. canine tooth)
_____

canister

  ['knIst] _n.

    1)    ( ,   ..)

    2)  

    3) = canister-shot
_____

canister-shot

  ['knIstSOt] _n. 
_____

canker

  ['kNk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _.  

      3) _.   ( )

      4) = canker-worm

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) ; 
_____

canker-worm

  ['kNkw:m] _n. _.  
_____

cankerous

  ['kNkrs] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

cannabic

  ['knbIk] _a. ; 
_____

canned

  [knd]

    1. _p-p.  can II, 2

    2. _a.

      1)  ( ); canned goods 

      2) _. 

      3): canned music (lecture) _. _.  (), 
            ̣
_____

cannelure

  ['knlju] _n. _. ; ; ;  ;
   
_____

cannery

  ['knrI] _n.  
_____

cannibal

  ['knIbl]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ,   

    2. _a. , 
_____

cannibalism

  ['knIblIzm] _n. 
_____

cannikin

  ['knIkIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

canning

  ['knIN] _n. 
_____

cannon

  I ['knn] _n.

    1) (_pl. -s ['knnz]   .) , 

    2)  

    3) = cannon-bone

  II ['knn]

    1. _n.  ( )

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)   

      3)  (into, against, with)
_____

cannon-ball

  ['knnbO:l] _n.  
_____

cannon-bit

  ['knnbIt] _n.  ( )
_____

cannon-bone

  ['knnbun] _n.   ( )
_____

cannon-fodder

  ['knn,fOd] _n.  
_____

cannon-shot

  ['knnSOt] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2)   
_____

cannonade

  [,kn'neId]

    1. _n. ,  ,  

    2. _v.   Σ
_____

cannoneer

  [,kn'nI] _n. , 
_____

cannot

  ['knOt] .  . can I
_____

canny

  ['knI] _a. ; ;   

    *) ca'canny (_.  call canny) _.  , 
    ;   
_____

canoe

  [k'nu:]

    1. _n. ; ; 

    2. _v.   ,  
_____

canon

  I ['knn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 

    3)   -. ,  
    

    4)  

    5) _.  (  48 )

    6) ,  

    7) _attr. ; canon law  

  II ['knn] _n. _. 

  III ['knjn] = canyon
_____

canonical

  [k'nOnIkl]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. _pl.  
_____

canonization

  [,knnaI'zeISn] _n. ;    
_____

canonize

  ['knnaIz] _v. 
_____

canoodle

  [k'nu:dl] _v. _. , 
_____

canopy

  ['knpI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , ; 

      2)  ()

      3) _.      ()

      4) _.   

      *) canopy of heaven _.  ; under the canopy  ;
      what under the canopy does he want?      ?

    2. _v.  , 
_____

canorous

  [k'nO:rs] _a. 
_____

cant

  I [knt] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  

    3) ;  ;   

    4) _. ԣ , 

    5) , 

  II [knt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ,  

      2)   ()

      3) , 

    2. _a.

      1)   ,  ; cant phrase
       , 

      2) , 

    3. _v.

      1)  

      2)   ( ); ; 

      3) ;  

      4) , ; 
_____

cantaloup

  ['kntlu:p] _n. ,  
_____

cantankerous

  [kn'tNkrs] _a. , 
_____

canteen

  [kn'ti:n] _n.

    1)  ; dry (wet) canteen     (
    )  

    2) ,  ( ,   ..)

    3) () 

    4)       
_____

canter

  I ['knt] _n.

    1)   

    2) 

    3) 

  II ['knt]

    1. _n. ̣ ; preliminary canter )   
    ; )  ;  ͣ

      *) to win in a canter    ()

    2. _v.     ̣ 
_____

canterbury

  ['kntbrI] _n.   ( , ,   ..)
_____

canticle

  ['kntIkl] _n.

    1) , 

    2) (Canticles) _.  
_____

cantilever

  ['kntIli:v] _n.

    1) _. , ; 

    2) _attr.: cantilever wing _.  
_____

canting

  I ['kntIN]

    1. _pres-p.  cant II, 3

    2. _a. , , 

  II ['kntIN] _pres-p.  cant I, 2)
_____

canto

  ['kntu] _n. (_pl. -os ['kntuz])

    1)  ( )

    2) _.  ; 
_____

canton

  ['kntOn] _n. ,  ( )
_____

cantonal

  ['kntnl] _a. 
_____

cantonment

  [kn'tu:nmnt] _n.

    1)  ()

    2)  ;  ; winter cantonment 
    
_____

cantrip

  ['kntrIp] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

canty

  ['kntI] _a. _. ӣ
_____

canvas

  ['knvs] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) ; _. , 

    3) ; , 

    4) 

    *) under canvas ) _.  ; ) _.  
_____

canvass

  ['knvs] _v.

    1) ; 

    2)    ,   
    

    3)  (, , ); the bookagent canvassed
    the town for subscriptions     
       
_____

canvasser

  ['knvs] _n.

    1)     

    2)  ;  
_____

cany

  ['keInI] _a. 
_____

canyon

  ['knjn] _n. ,  
_____

caoutchouc

  ['kautSuk] _n. 
_____

cap

  ['kp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) ; 

      3)  ()

      4) , 

      5) _. ; ; ;  ()

      6) , 

      7) _.  ()

      8)    

      *) cap and bells  ; cap and gown    (
      .   ); cap in hand , ;
      ; the cap fits   ,   ; if the cap fits, wear
      it        ޣ,  , 
      ; to put on one's thinking ( considering) cap أ
      ; to set one's cap (at, _. for)  ( -.);
       (-.)

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  

      2) , 

      3)  ޣ  (  )

      4) _.    

      5)  , , 

      6) , ; to cap the climax  ,
        ;  ӣ ( , ); to cap
      a quotation    ݣ  ; to cap verses
       ,      
      ( )

      *) to cap the misery a fast rain began     ۣ
      ݣ  
_____

cap-a-pie

  [,kp'pi:] _adv.    ; armed cap-a-pie ֣  
_____

capability

  [,keIp'bIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl. () 
_____

capable

  ['keIpbl] _a.

    1) ; ң

    2) 

    3)  (-.),  (-.); capable of improvement
     , ; capable of explanation
    

    4)  (of -  -. )
_____

capacious

  [k'peISs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; capacious mind  
_____

capacitance

  [k'psItns] _n. _. ;  
_____

capacitate

  [k'psIteIt] _v.

    1)  

    2) _.  
_____

capacity

  [k'psItI] _n.

    1) ; to fill to capacity   ; seating
    capacity   ; to play to capacity _. 
     

    2) ; ߣ; measure of capacity  ߣ

    3)  (for -  -.); .  ; a mind
    of great capacity  

    4) ; in (out of) my capacity  ()  

    5) ; capacity for adjustments ; export
    capacity  

    6) ; ; in the capacity of an engineer  
    ; in a civil capacity   ; I've come in
    the capacity of a friend  ۣ  ; in his capacity as legal
    adviser he must...    ...

    7) _. 

    8) _. , , ; labour capacity
     ; carrying capacity  

    9)  

    10) _attr.: capacity house  ; capacity production
     

    11) _attr.: capacity reactance _.  
_____

caparison

  [k'prIsn]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2) 
_____

cape

  I [keIp] _n.  ( ); 

  II [keIp] _n. _. ; the Cape (_.  the Cape of Good Hope)
    
_____

caper

  I ['keIp] _n.

    1)  

    2) _pl. 

  II ['keIp]

    1. _n. ; , ; to cut a caper, to cut capers
    ,  ; 

    2. _v.  ,  ; ; 

  III ['keIp] _n. _. 
_____

capercailye

  [,kp'keIljI] _n. 
_____

capercailzie

  [,kp'keIlzI] _n. 
_____

capful

  ['kpful] _n.   (-.) capful of wind ̣  
_____

capias

  ['keIpIs] _. _n. _.   
_____

capillarity

  [,kpI'lrItI] _n. _. , 
_____

capillary

  [k'pIlrI]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. , 
_____

capita

  ['kpIt] _. _n. _pl.: per capita  ,   
_____

capital

  I ['kpItl] _n.

    1) ; ; circulating capital  ;
    industrial capital  ; to make capital (out of
    smth.)   ( ޣ-.)

    2)  

    3) _attr.: capital goods )  ; ) 
    ; capital flow  ; capital gains  
    ; capital issue   

  II ['kpItl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

    2. _a.

      1) , , ; ; capital stock 
      

      2): capital letter  

      3) _. ; capital speech  ; capital
      fellow  

      4) _. ;  ; capital crime ,
        ; capital sentence  ;
      capital punishment  ,   

      *) capital ship   

  III ['kpItl] _n. _. 
_____

capitalism

  ['kpItlIzm] _n. 
_____

capitalist

  ['kpItlIst]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. ; capitalist class  
_____

capitalistic

  [,kpIt'lIstIk] _a. 
_____

capitalization

  [k,pItlaI'zeISn] _n. ;   
_____

capitalize

  I [k'pItlaIz] _v. ;   ; capitalize
  upon    -.;    ޣ-.

  II [k'pItlaIz] _v.     
_____

capitally

  ['kpItlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) ; ; to punish capitally  
    
_____

capitate

  ['kpIteIt] = capitated
_____

capitated

  ['kpIteItId] _a.

    1)   

    2) _. 
_____

capitation

  [,kpI'teISn] _n.

    1) ,  " "

    2) _attr.    " "; capitation tax
     ; capitation grant ,   ̣
      
_____

capitulate

  [k'pItjuleIt] _v. , 
_____

capitulation

  [k,pItju'leISn] _n. 
_____

capon

  ['keIpn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    *) Norfolk capon ޣ ̣
_____

caponier

  [,kp'nI] _. 
_____

capote

  [k'put] _n.

    1)   

    2)  

    3)    

    4)   

    5)   
_____

caprice

  [k'pri:s] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 
_____

capricious

  [k'prISs] _a. ; 
_____

caprine

  ['kpraIn] _a. 
_____

capriole

  ['kprIul]

    1. _n.  (   ); 

    2. _v.     ( );  
_____

capsicum

  ['kpsIkm] _n.  
_____

capsize

  [kp'saIz] _v. () ( , ,   ..)
_____

capstan

  ['kpstn] _n. , ; _. 
_____

cap-stone

  ['kpstun] _n.

    1) _.  

    2)  
_____

capsule

  ['kpsju:l]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. , 

      3) _. 

      4) _.  

      5) _. 

      6)  (  ) 

      7) 

      8) _attr. , ; capsule version ݣ
      

    2. _v. ,  ; to capsule the discussion 
     
_____

captain

  ['kptIn]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ; _. .  , , ;
      captain of the day  

      2) _.  1 ;   ; 
       ; Captain of the Fleet    (
       )

      3) 

      4) ; ; captains of industry  

      5) _.  

      6) ,   

      7) _. 

      8)  

      9) _.  ; 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)   

      3)    
_____

captaincy

  ['kptInsI] _n.  
_____

captainship

  ['kptInSIp] _n.

    1) = captaincy

    2)  
_____

captation

  [kp'teISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  ()
_____

caption

  ['kpSn] _n.

    1)  (, )

    2) _. ,   

    3) _. 

    4) _.      
_____

captious

  ['kpSs] _a. ; 
_____

captivate

  ['kptIveIt] _v. , , 
_____

captivating

  ['kptIveItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  captivate

    2. _a. , 
_____

captive

  ['kptIv]

    1. _a.   ; to take captive   ; to hold captive
      

    2. _n. ; 
_____

captive balloon

  ['kptIvb,lu:n] _n.  
_____

captivity

  [kp'tIvItI] _n. ; 
_____

captor

  ['kpt] _n. ,   
_____

capture

  ['kptS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3) _. 

      4) _. ,  ( )

    2. _v.

      1)  ;   ; captured material ,
       

      2) , ; to capture the attention  ,
      ; to capture the headlines  ; 
        ( )
_____

car

  [ka:] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  (, _. . ); parlor car _.
    -; hand car 

    3) ; , 

    4)  

    5) _.  

    6) _. 
_____

car-wash

  ['ka:wOS] _n.  ()
_____

carabine

  ['krbIn] = carbine
_____

carabineer

  [,krbI'nI] _n. _. 
_____

caracal

  ['krkl] _n. _. ,  
_____

caracole

  ['krkul] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

caracul

  ['krkl] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

carafe

  [k'rf] _n. 
_____

caramel

  ['krmel] _n.

    1) 

    2) ֣  (   )
_____

carapace

  ['krpeIs] _n. _.    
_____

carat

  ['krt] _n.  (    = 0,2 .)
_____

caravan

  ['krvn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ;   

      3)    ̣; -, -

    2. _v.: to go caravanning  ,    ..,
      -, -
_____

caravanserai

  [,kr'vnsraI] _n.

    1) -

    2)  
_____

caravel

  ['krvel] = carvel
_____

caraway

  ['krweI] _n. 
_____

carbarn

  ['ka:ba:n] _n. _.  
_____

carbide

  ['ka:baId] _n. _. 
_____

carbine

  ['ka:baIn] _n. 
_____

carbineer

  [,ka:bI'nI] = carabineer
_____

carbo-hydrate

  ['ka:bu'haIdreIt] _n. _. 
_____

carbolic

  [ka:'bOlIk]

    1. _a. ; carbolic acid  

    2. _n. _. 
_____

carbon

  ['ka:bn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. ,  

    3)   

    4)   , 

    5) _attr. ; ; carbon black ; carbon dioxide
    ,  ; carbon oil ; carbon steel
     
_____

carbon monoxide

  ['ka:bnmO'nOksaId] _n.  
_____

carbonaceous

  [,ka:bu'neISs] _a. _. ;  
_____

carbonari

  [,ka:b'na:rI] _. _n. _. _. 
_____

carbonate

  ['ka:bnIt] _n.

    1) _.  ,   

    2) _. , ޣ 
_____

carbon-copy

  ['ka:bn,kOpI] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) _.   (-., -.)
_____

carbonic

  [ka:'bOnIk] _a. , , ; carbonic acid
   ; carbonic oxide  
_____

carboniferous

  [,ka:b'nIfrs] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ( , , ); carboniferous
    limestone   
_____

carbonization

  [,ka:bnaI'zeISn] _n. _.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 

    3) 
_____

carbonize

  ['ka:bnaIz] _v. _. ; 
_____

carbon-paper

  ['ka:bn,peIp] _n.  , 
_____

carborundum

  [,ka:b'rAndm] _n. 
_____

carboy

  ['ka:bOI] _n. ԣ  ( )
_____

carbuncle

  ['ka:bANkl] _n. _. _. 
_____

carburet

  ['ka:bjuret] _v. _. ,   
_____

carburetor

  ['ka:bjuret] = carburettor
_____

carburetter

  ['ka:bjuret] _n. _. 
_____

carburettor

  ['ka:bjuret] _n. _. 
_____

carcajou

  ['ka:kdu:] _n. _. 
_____

carcase

  ['ka:ks] = carcass
_____

carcass

  ['ka:ks] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  (_.  ͣ , _.  _. 
     ); to save one's carcass   

    3) , ; ;  ()

    4) _. , 

    5) , 

    6) _. _.  ,  

    7) _attr.: carcass meat   (   
     )
_____

carcinoma

  [,ka:sI'num] _n. _.  , 
_____

card

  I [ka:d] _n.

    1)  (); _pl. ;   

    2) ; ; visiting card, _. calling card 
    

    3) ; Party card  ; invitation card 
    

    4)  ()

    5) _.   , 

    6) _. ; ""; a cool card  ; an odd
    card, a queer card 

    7) _attr.: card man, card holder _. _.  ; card
    vote  

    *) on the cards , ; one's best ( trump) card 
     ; ""; to play the wrong card  
    , ; to have a card up one's sleeve   
    ; to hold the cards  ; to speak by the card
     ; that's the card    ,  ; house
    of cards  ; to throw up one's cards ; ,
      ģ

  II [ka:d] _.

    1. _n. ,  ;  

    2. _v. , ޣ, 
_____

cardamom

  ['ka:dmm] _n. 
_____

cardan

  ['ka:dn] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.: cardan joint ,  
_____

cardboard

  ['ka:dbO:d] _n. 
_____

carder

  ['ka:d] _n. _.

    1) ; ; ; 

    2)  
_____

cardiac

  ['ka:dIk]

    1. _n. ,   

    2. _a. _. 
_____

cardigan

  ['ka:dIgn] _n.      
_____

cardinal

  ['ka:dInl]

    1. _a.

      1) , , 

      2) _. ; cardinal numbers 
      

      3) -

      *) cardinal point  ;  ; cardinal winds ,
        ,   ..

    2. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _.  

      3)  (   )
_____

card index

  ['ka:d'Indeks] _n. 
_____

cardiology

  [,ka:dI'OldI] _n. _. 
_____

care

  [kE]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , ; medical care  ; to take
      care of smb.   -.,   -.; in care of 
      ; under the care of a physician   

      2) , ; the work needs great care  
       ; have a care!, take care! ()!

      3) . _pl. , , 

      *) / ( care of) ;  ; Mr. White c/o Mr. Jones
      -    - ; care killed the cat _. 
       ,  

    2. _v.

      1)  (for, of, about); the children are well cared for 
        

      2)  ,  (for); she really cares for him  
       ; to care for music  ; not
      to care for meat   

      3) , 

      4)   (to); I don't care  ӣ ; I don't care to
      go    

      *) I don't care a straw ( a damn, a button, a brass farthing, a
      fig, a feather, a whoop)  , ; I don't care if
      I do _.   ;    
_____

careen

  [k'ri:n] _v. _.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

careenage

  [k'ri:nId] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)   

    3)  
_____

career

  [k'rI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  , 

      3)  ; ; in full career   

      4) _attr.: career diplomatist, career man  

    2. _v.  ; 
_____

career-guidance

  [k'rI,gaIdns] _n. 
_____

careerist

  [k'rIrIst] _n. 
_____

carefree

  ['kEfri:] _a. , 
_____

careful

  ['kEful] _a.

    1) ,   (for, of)

    2) , ; ; careful examination of the
    question  ,  

    3) , 

    4) 
_____

carefully

  ['kEflI] _adv.

    1) , , 

    2) ,  
_____

careless

  ['kElIs] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) ; careless of danger    
_____

caress

  [k'res]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. , 
_____

caret

  ['krt] _n. _.  (^)  (  )
_____

care-taker

  ['kE,teIk] _n.

    1) ,   ,   ..

    2)  ()

    3) _attr.: care-taker government ,  
       
_____

care-worn

  ['kEwO:n] _a.  
_____

carfare

  ['ka:fE] _n.    
_____

carfax

  ['ka:fks] _n. ң ң , ; 
_____

cargo

  ['ka:gu] _n. (_pl. -oes ['ka:guz])

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; cargo ship ( boat)  ; cargo tank
    ,  
_____

carhop

  ['ka:hOp] _n. _.    ,
      
_____

cariboo

  ['krIbu:] _n.  (  )
_____

caribou

  ['krIbu:] _n.  (  )
_____

caricature

  [,krIk'tju]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.    
_____

caricaturist

  [,krIk'tjurIst] _n. 
_____

carillon

  [k'rIljn] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)   ()
_____

cariosity

  [,krI'OsItI] _n. _.  
_____

carious

  ['kErIs] _a. _. ,  ;   (
  )
_____

car-load

  ['ka:lud] _n.     
_____

carman

  ['ka:mn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

carminative

  ['ka:mIntIv] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

carmine

  ['ka:maIn]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.  
_____

carnage

  ['ka:nId] _n. ,  
_____

carnal

  ['ka:nl] _a. , ; carnal knowledge  
_____

carnality

  [ka:'nlItI] _n. , 
_____

carnation

  [ka:'neISn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)     ( - 
      ԣ-)

      3) _.  

      4) _pl. _.  ,   

    2. _a. 
_____

carnival

  ['ka:nIvl] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (  )
_____

carnivore

  ['ka:nIvO:] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _.  
_____

carnivorous

  [ka:'nIvrs] _a. 
_____

carol

  ['krl]

    1. _n. ӣ ;  (. )

    2. _v. ; 
_____

carom

  ['krm] _.

    1. _n.  ()

    2. _v. 
_____

carotene

  ['krti:n] = carotin
_____

carotid

  [k'rOtId] _n. _.  
_____

carotin

  ['krtIn] _n. 
_____

carousal

  [k'rauzl] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. _mis. . carrousel 2)
_____

carouse

  [k'rauz]

    1. _n. = carousal 1

    2. _v. ; 
_____

carp

  I [ka:p] _n. ; 

  II [ka:p] _v. ,  , 
_____

carpal

  ['ka:pl] _a. _. , 
_____

carpel

  ['ka:pel] _n. _. 
_____

carpenter

  ['ka:pInt]

    1. _n. ; carpenter's bench 

    2. _v. 
_____

carpenter-ant

  ['ka:pInt'a:nt] _n. -
_____

carpenter-bee

  ['ka:pIntbi:] _n. -
_____

carpentry

  ['ka:pIntrI] _n.  ;  
_____

carper

  ['ka:p] _n. 
_____

carpet

  ['ka:pIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ף; carpet of flowers ף 

      2) _. ;  ()

      3) _.  

      *) on the carpet )   ( ); ): to have smb. on
      the carpet   -.

    2. _v.

      1) ,  

      2)  ()

      3) _.   , 
_____

carpet-bag

  ['ka:pItbg] _n.  ( )

    *) carpet-bag government _. _.  
    
_____

carpet-bagger

  ['ka:pIt,bg] _n.

    1) _. _. "", ,   
       (  1861-65 .)

    2) _.  

    3)   ( ),    
        
_____

carpet-knight

  ['ka:pItnaIt] _n.

    1) ,   

    2)  

    3) _. ,  ϣ     ,   ,
       
_____

carpet-rod

  ['ka:pItrOd] _n.       
_____

carpet-sweeper

  ['ka:pIt,swi:p] _n. ݣ   
_____

carpi

  ['ka:paI] _pl.  carpus
_____

carping

  ['ka:pIN]

    1. _pres-p.  carp II

    2. _a. ,  ; carping tongue  
_____

carpus

  ['ka:ps] _n. (_pl. -pi) _. 
_____

carrageen

  ['krgi:n] = carragheen
_____

carragheen

  ['krgi:n] _n.     ( )
_____

carrel

  ['krl] _n.      (  
  ..)
_____

carriage

  ['krId] _n.

    1) , ; carriage and pair (four) , ֣ 
    (ף) 

    2) _-.  ; to change carriages  

    3) 

    4)  ( , ); 

    5) ; ;  

    6) ,  ()

    7) , 

    8)  , ; carriage paid   

    9) ,  (, )

    10) ;   ;  ()
_____

carriage-dog

  ['krIddOg] _n.   
_____

carriage-forward

  ['krId'fO:wd] _n.    ޣ 
_____

carriage-free

  ['krId'fri:] _n.  ; - 
_____

carriage-way

  ['krIdweI] _n.   
_____

carriageable

  ['krIdbl] _a. ,  ( )
_____

carriage-company

  ['krId,kAmpnI] _n. " " (  )
_____

carrier

  ['krI] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2)  ,  

    3) , 

    4) = carrier-pigeon

    5) _. 

    6) _. 

    7)  ̣

    8) ԣ

    9)  ( )

    10) _. 

    11) _. ; ;   
    

    12) _. ;     

    13) _.  

    14) _attr. _.  ( , )
_____

carrier-borne

  ['krI'bO:n] _a.: carrier-borne aircraft ̣,  
  ; carrier-borne attack    ;
  carrier-borne squadron  
_____

carrier-nation

  ['krI,neISn] _n. ,     
     
_____

carrier-pigeon

  ['krI,pIdIn] _n.  
_____

carrier-plane

  ['krIpleIn] _n.  ̣
_____

carrier rocket

  ['krI,rOkIt] _n. -
_____

carriole

  ['krIul] _n.

    1)  

    2) ; ̣   
_____

carrion

  ['krIn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ,   

    2. _a. ; 
_____

carrion-crow

  ['krIn'kru] _n. ޣ 
_____

carrot

  ['krt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl. _.  ;  ;  (_.)

    3) , ; the stick and the carrot policy   
    
_____

carroty

  ['krtI] _a.  , , 
_____

carrousel

  [,kru'zel] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

carry

  ['krI]

    1. _v.

      1) , ; to carry hay (corn)   (); the
      wine will not carry well     

      2) , , ; to carry the war into the enemy's
      country )     ; ) 
       

      3)    ,  (   ..)

      4) _refl. ;  ; to carry oneself with dignity
        

      5) 

      6)  (, )

      7) ; to carry to extremes   ; to carry
      into effect   , 

      8)   (  ..)

      9)   ; he carried his audience with him  ̣
      

      10) ; to carry one's point   ; 
      

      11) ; ; the bill was carried  
      

      12)   ; to carry penalty    

      13) ; , ;  ( , );
        

      14) , 

      15) , ; ; the store also carries hardware
          

      16) ; ; the book carries many tables   
      ; the hospital carries a good staff   
      ; to carry conviction ,  

      #) carry away ) ; ) ; carry back: to carry smb.
      back  -. ; carry forward )  ();
      ) = carry over ); carry off ) , ; ;
      ; to carry off a sentry _. "", 
      ; )  (); ) ; ) ;
      though frightened he carried it off very well    ,
         ; carry on ) ;  (); carry on!
       !,     !; to carry on hostile acts
        ; ) _.  (with); ) 
       ; don't carry on so!   !,  
      !; carry out )   ; , ; to carry
      out in(to) practice ,   ; ) 
      (); carry over ) ; ) _.   
      ,   ,   ; carry through ) 
       ; ) , 

      *) to carry all ( everything) before one )  
      ; )   ; ;  ;
       ; to carry weight  , ; to carry the day
       ; to carry one _. ()   ; to carry
      too many guns for one     -.

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  ();  ̣ (;  
      )

      3) _.  " "

      4)  ()
_____

carry-over

  ['krI,uv] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) 

    3)  (   )

    4) _.  ( )
_____

carryall

  ['krI'O:l] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2)   ;     
       
_____

carrying capacity

  ['krIINk'psItI]

    1)  

    2) ߣ
_____

carrying trade

  ['krIIN'treId] _n.    ԣ,  
_____

carryings-on

  ['krIINz'On] _n. _pl. _. ,  
_____

carsick

  ['ka:sIk] _a.     
_____

cart

  [ka:t]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; ; ; Whitechapel cart
      ̣  

      2) _attr.: cart house  

      *) to put the cart before the horse     ; 
      -. -;    ; in the
      cart _.   

    2. _v. ,   
_____

cart-horse

  ['ka:thO:s] _n.  
_____

cart-load

  ['ka:tlud] = cartful
_____

cart-road

  ['ka:trud] _n. ӣ,  
_____

cart-track

  ['ka:ttrk] _n. ӣ,  
_____

cart-wheel

  ['ka:twi:l] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ""; to turn ( to throw) cart-wheels
     ""

    3) _.   

    4) _.   (. ,    ..)
_____

cart-wright

  ['ka:traIt] _n.  , 
_____

cartage

  ['ka:tId] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

carte

  [ka:t] _n. _. ;  
_____

carte blanche

  ['ka:t'bla:nS] _n. _. -; to give carte blanche 
  ( )   
_____

cartel

  [ka:'tel] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)     (  ,  
    ..);  

    3) ,    
_____

carter

  ['ka:t] _n. ;  
_____

cartful

  ['ka:tful] _n.  ( )
_____

cartilage

  ['ka:tIlId] _n. 
_____

cartilaginous

  [,ka:tI'ldIns] _a. ; cartilaginous fish _.  
_____

cartographer

  [ka:'tOgrf] _n. 
_____

cartographic

  [,ka:tu'grfIk] _a. 
_____

cartographical

  [,ka:tu'grfIkl] _a. 
_____

cartography

  [ka:'tOgrfI] _n. ,  
_____

cartomancy

  ['ka:tumnsI] _n.   
_____

carton

  ['ka:tn] _n.

    1) ()  , 

    2) 

    3)     
_____

cartoon

  [ka:'tu:n]

    1. _n.

      1)  (. )

      2) _.  (    ..)

      3)  (. animated cartoon)

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)    
_____

cartoonist

  [ka:'tu:nIst] _n. 
_____

cartouche

  [ka'tu:S] _n. _.

    1) ,   ( ,   )

    2) _. ;  
_____

cartridge

  ['ka:trId] _n.

    1) ;  ( ); blank cartridge  

    2)    ̣
_____

cartridge-belt

  ['ka:trIdbelt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

cartridge-box

  ['ka:trIdbOks] _n.  
_____

cartridge-case

  ['ka:trIdkeIs] _n.  
_____

cartridge-clip

  ['ka:trIdklIp] _n.  
_____

cartridge-paper

  ['ka:trIdz,peIp] _n.   (    )
_____

cartridge-pouch

  ['ka:trIdpautS] _n.  
_____

cartulary

  ['ka:tjulrI] _n.  , 
_____

caruncle

  ['krNkl] _n.   (.  )
_____

carve

  [ka:v] _v. (carved [ka:vd]; carved, carven)

    1) ,  (   ; out, of, in, on);
    ;  ( )

    2)  (  )

    3) ,  (. carve up)

    4)  ()

    *) to carve one's way   ; to carve out a career for
    oneself  
_____

carvel

  ['ka:vl] _n. _.  (  XV-XVII .)
_____

carvel-built

  ['ka:vlbIlt] _a. _.    (. clinker-built)
_____

carven

  ['ka:vn] _.  _. _p-p.  carve
_____

carver

  ['ka:v] _n.

    1)  ( ); ף

    2)     ( ); a pair of carvers   
    
_____

carving

  ['ka:vIN]

    1. _pres-p.  carve

    2. _n.

      1)   

      2)  
_____

carving chisel

  ['ka:vIN,tSIzl] _n. £ 
_____

carving-knife

  ['ka:vINnaIf] = carver 2)
_____

caryatid

  [,krI'tId] _n. (_pl. -s [,krI'tIdz], -es [,krI'tIdi:z]) _.
  
_____

cascade

  [ks'keId]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. 

    2. _v.  
_____

case

  I [keIs] _n.

    1) ; ; ; ; as the case stands 
      ; in case  ; just in case   ;
    in any case   ; in that case   ; it is not
    the case   ; to put the case that , ...

    2) _.  ;    , ; _pl.
     ; the case for the defendant   
    , 

    3) , , ; to state one's case  
    ; to make out one's case   

    4) _. , ;  

    5) _. , ; 

    6) _. 

    7) _. "", 

  II [keIs]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; ; cigarette case 

      2) ; 

      3) , 

      4)  (̣);  ()

      5) 

      6) _. 

      7) _.  ; lower case   
      ,    ; upper case  
       

      8)  ( ), ̣ 

      9) _.  (, )

    2. _v.

      1) ,   

      2)   

      3) , ; cased in armour   
_____

case-harden

  ['keIs,ha:dn] _v.

    1) _.  ()

    2)  , 
_____

case-hardened

  ['keIs,ha:dnd]

    1. _p-p.  case-harden

    2. _a.

      1) _. ̣, 

      2) ; ; 
_____

case-hardening

  ['keIs,ha:dnIN]

    1. _pres-p.  case-harden

    2. _n. _. ,  
_____

case-history

  ['keIs,hIstrI] _n.  
_____

case-knife

  ['keIsnaIS] _n.   
_____

case-law

  ['keIslO:] _n. _.  
_____

case-record

  ['keIs,rekO:d] _n.  ;  (,
  )
_____

case-shot

  ['keIsSOt] _n. 
_____

case-worm

  ['keIsw:m] _n. _. , 
_____

casein

  ['keIsi:In] _. 
_____

casemate

  ['keIsmeIt] _n. _. ;  
_____

casement

  ['keIsmnt] _n.

    1)   ̣

    2)  

    3) _. 

    4) _attr.: casement stay  
_____

caseous

  ['keIsIs] _a. ; 
_____

casern

  [k'z:n] = caserne
_____

caserne

  [k'z:n] _n. _. (. _pl.) ; 
_____

cash

  [kS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; in cash  ; out of ( short of) cash  
      

      2)  ,  ޣ;  ; ready cash
       (); sold for cash    ޣ; to pay
      cash  ; cash on delivery  ; 
        

      3) _attr.: cash crop  ; cash payment 
      ޣ; cash price    

      *) cash down!, cash on the nail!   !

    2. _v.      

      *) to cash in on smth. _.   ޣ-.; to cash in one's
      checks {. check 1}
_____

cash-book

  ['kSbuk] _n.  
_____

cashew

  [k'Su:] _n.

    1) _.  ( ,    )

    2)  
_____

cashier

  I [k'SI] _n. 

  II [k'SI] _v.

    1)   

    2) _.    (  )
_____

cashmere

  [kS'mI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

casing

  ['keIsIN]

    1. _pres-p.  case II, 2

    2. _n.

      1) ; , ; ; 

      2) _. ; ; ; ; 

      3) _.  
_____

casino

  [k'si:nu] _n. (_pl. -os [k'si:nuz])  , 
_____

cask

  [ka:sk] _n. , 
_____

casket

  ['ka:skIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3)  (  )
_____

cassation

  [k'seISn] _n. _. 
_____

cassava

  [k'sa:v] _n. _. 
_____

casserole

  ['ksrul] _n. _.

    1)  (  )

    2)  ( ,   )
_____

cassia

  ['ksI] _n. _. 
_____

cassiopeium

  [,ksIu'pi:jm] _n. _. 
_____

cassock

  ['ksk] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. , 
_____

cassowary

  ['kswErI] _n. _. 
_____

cast

  [ka:st]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , ;  (, , )

      3) ,   

      4) ; to stake ( to set, to put) on a cast   ,
      ; the last cast  

      5)   

      6)  

      7)  

      8) ޣ

      9) _.  ;   ( 
      )

      10) 

      11) , 

      12)  (, ); ; a mind of philosophic cast
        

      13)  ()

      14) , ; cast in the eye ̣ 

    2. _v. (cast)

      1) , , ; ; ; to cast anchor
       ; to cast ashore   ; to cast a look
      ( a glance, an eye) (at)   (); to cast light
      (upon)   ();   (); to cast a net
       

      2)  ();  ();  ();  ();
      to cast the coat  ( )

      3) ,    ( )

      4)  (. cast up.)

      5)  (); to cast actors for parts  ԣ
       ̣ ; to cast parts to actors  
       ԣ

      6)  (  ..)

      7) _. ,  ()

      8) _.    

      #) cast about ) ; )  ; ) _. 
      ; cast aside   -.; cast away ;
      ; to be cast away  ; cast back
      ) , ; ) _.    
      ; cast down ) ; ; ף;
      )  (); )   , ; to be cast
      down   ; cast off ) , ; 
      (); )  ; ) _.  ();
      ; )  (); cast out ) ; ) 
      (); ) _.  (); cast up ) ;
      )  (, ); ) 

      *) to cast a vote   ( ); to cast the blame on
      smb    -.; to cast smth. in smb.'s teeth
       -.  -.;  -. ң  ޣ-.; to cast
      lots  ; to cast in one's lot with smb., smth. 
        -., -.; to cast a spell upon smb. ,
       -.
_____

cast iron

  ['ka:st'aIn] _n. 
_____

cast-iron

  ['ka:st'aIn] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ף; cast-iron discipline  
_____

cast-off

  ['ka:st'Of]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  

      3) _pl. , 

    2. _a. ; ; , 
_____

castanets

  [,kst'nets] _n. _pl. 
_____

castaway

  ['ka:stweI]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) ; 

    2. _a. 
_____

caste

  [ka:st] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  ; to lose caste ) 
     ; )  
_____

castellan

  ['ka:stIln] _n. ,  
_____

castellated

  ['ksteleItId] _a.

    1)    

    2)  

    3) _. 
_____

caster

  I ['ka:st] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  

  II ['ka:st] = castor II
_____

castigate

  ['kstIgeIt] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) ;  

    3)  (_. )
_____

casting

  ['ka:stIN]

    1. _pres-p.  cast 2

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. أ,  (  )

      3)  ()

      4)   

      5) _.  ԣ;  

    3. _a. ; casting bed  ; casting box ; casting
    form 
_____

casting-voice

  ['ka:stIN'vOIs] = casting-vote
_____

casting-vote

  ['ka:stIN'vut] _n. ,  ,   
    
_____

castle

  ['ka:sl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ; 

      3) _. 

      *) castles in the air ( in the sky, in Spain)  

    2. _v. _. ()
_____

castle-builder

  ['ka:sl,bIld] _n. ڣ
_____

castor

  I ['ka:st] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3)      

    4) _.  

  II ['ka:st] _n.

    1) , ̣ (  )

    2) ;  (  ); a set of castors
     ( )
_____

castor oil

  ['ka:str'OIl] _a.  
_____

castor sugar

  ['ka:st,Sug] _n.  
_____

castrate

  [ks'treIt]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  ; 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  ()
_____

castration

  [ks'treISn] _n. 
_____

casual

  ['kjul]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) 

      4) , ; casual labourer ( worker) , 
        ; casual poor ,  
          

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)  , ,   ..

      3) 
_____

casualize

  ['kjulaIz] _v.    
_____

casualty

  ['kjultI] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) ,    

    3) _. ; 

    4) _.  ; the tank became a casualty   ,
      

    5) _pl.  ( ); to sustain casualties  

    6) _attr.: casualty rate    
_____

casualty clearing station

  ['kjultI,klIrIN'steISn] _n.  
_____

casualty list

  ['kjultI'lIst] _n.  ,      (
  )
_____

casualty ward

  ['kjultI'wO:d] _n.  ( )    
  
_____

casuist

  ['kzjuIst] _n. 
_____

casuistic

  [,kzju'IstIk] = casuistical
_____

casuistical

  [,kzju'IstIkl] _a. 
_____

casuistry

  ['kzjuIstrI] _n. ;  ; 
_____

casus belli

  ['ka:sus'beli:] _. _n.    ,  
_____

cat

  I [kt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; tom cat ; pussy cat , 

      2) _.   

      3)  ()

      4) _.  

      5)  

      6) _. 

      *) barber's cat _. , ; to fight like Kilkenny cats
         ; to lead a cat and dog life 
          (.  );  ,
      ; enough to make a cat laugh  ͣ  ;
       ; to grin like a Cheshire cat () 
         , ; ; to let the cat out
      of the bag  ; to see which way the cat jumps, to wait
      for the cat to jump ,   ; that cat won't jump
      _.    ģ; to turn cat in the pan 
      

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) _.    

      3) _. ; 

  II [kt] _n. (_.  caterpillar tractor) _. _.

    1)  

    2) _attr.: cat skinner _. 
_____

cat's-meat

  ['ktsmi:t] _n. ,   
_____

cat's-paw

  ['ktspO:] _n.

    1)   -. ; to make a cat's-paw of a person 
    -.  

    2) ̣ ,   
_____

cat's-whisker

  ['kts,wIsk] _n. _.  , ""
_____

cat-and-mouse

  ['ktnd'maus] _n.: to behave in a cat-and-mouse way  
  -
_____

cataclysm

  ['ktklIzm] _n.

    1) ;    

    2) 
_____

catacomb

  ['ktku:m] _n. ( _pl.) ; ; the Catacombs
   
_____

catafalque

  ['ktflk] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) ,     
_____

catalepsy

  ['ktlepsI] _n. _. ; ; 
_____

cataleptic

  [,kt'leptIk] _a. _. 
_____

catalog

  ['ktlOg] = catalogue
_____

catalogue

  ['ktlOg]

    1. _n.

      1) ; card catalogue  

      2) 

      3) _. , ; , ,  

    2. _v. ,   
_____

catalogue raisonne

  [,ka:ta:'lO:grezO:'neI] _n. _.    
  
_____

cataloguer

  ['ktlOg] _n. ,  
_____

catalyses

  [k'tlIsi:z] _pl.  catalysis
_____

catalysis

  [k'tlIsIs] _n. (_pl. -ses) _.

    1. 

    2. _. 
_____

catalyst

  ['ktlIst] _n. _. 
_____

catalyzer

  ['ktlaIz] = catalyst
_____

catamaran

  [,ktm'rn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  , 
_____

catamount

  ['ktmaunt] _n. _.

    1)   

    2)  
_____

cataplasm

  ['ktplzm] _n. 
_____

catapult

  ['ktpAlt]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  ; 

      2) _. 

      3) 

      4) _attr.: catapult launching _.   

    2. _v.

      1) _. 

      2) _. ;  

      3)   
_____

cataract

  ['ktrkt] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3)  ()

    4) _. 

    5) _. ,  , , 
_____

catarrh

  [k'ta:] _n. ; 
_____

catastrophe

  [k'tstrfI] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2)  ( )

    3) _. 
_____

catastrophic

  [,kt'strOfIk] _a. 
_____

catbird

  ['ktb:d] _n. _. 
_____

catcall

  ['ktkO:l]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

    2. _v. 
_____

catch

  [ktS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ; 

      3) ;  ; that is not much of a catch 
      

      4) ; 

      5)  (, )

      6) _. ,  ; ,
      , ݣ; ;  

      7) _. , ; 

      *) that's the catch  - ӣ 

    2. _v. (caught)

      1) ; ; ; to catch hold of smth.  
      -.; to catch a glimpse of smth.  -.  ; to
      catch in a web  

      2) ; to catch a person's meaning ,  -.
      ; to catch the eye )  ; )   ; to
      catch a likeness  ( ) 

      3) ; ; to catch (a) cold ; to catch
      measles  ; paper catches fire easily  
      

      4) , ; to catch the train   ; to catch a
      person in the act  -.   ; to be
      caught in the rain   

      5) 

      6) (); ; ; ; to catch one's finger
      in a door    ; the boat was caught in the
      reeds    

      7) 

      8) ; ; I caught him one in the eye   
        

      9) , 

      10)   (. catch over); the river catches  

      #) catch at )   -.; )  -.; catch
      away ; catch off _. _. ; catch on
      )   -.; ) ; )  ; catch
      up ) ;  (. _. .  );
      ) ; we had caught up on sleep   ;
      ) ; ) _.   ( )

      *) to catch it _.  ; I caught it  ,
      ; catch me (doing that)!    ? !; to catch
      one's foot ; to catch one's breath )  ;
      )  ; to catch the Speaker's eye _.   
       
_____

catching

  ['ktSIN]

    1. _pres-p.  catch 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

      3)  ( )

      4) , , 
_____

catchment

  ['ktSmnt] _n. 
_____

catchment-area

  ['ktSmnt,ErI] _n.  (),  
_____

catchment-basin

  ['ktSmnt,beIsn] = catchment-area
_____

catchpenny

  ['ktS,penI]

    1. _n.  ,   ۣ   
     (. .  )

    2. _a. ,   ۣ 
_____

catchpoll

  ['ktSpul] _n.  ,  
_____

catchup

  ['ktSp] = ketchup
_____

catchword

  ['ktSw:d] _n.

    1)  

    2)   ,   

    3) _.     

    4)   ( )

    5) _. 

    6)  

    7) 
_____

catchy

  ['ktSI] _a.

    1) 

    2)   ( )

    3) , ; 

    4)  ( )
_____

catechism

  ['ktIkIzm] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)    ; 
_____

catechize

  ['ktIkaIz] _v.

    1)      

    2) 

    3) _.  , 
_____

catechu

  ['ktItSu:] _n.  
_____

catechumen

  [,ktI'kju:men] _n.

    1) _. ݣ

    2) , 
_____

categorical

  [,ktI'gOrIkl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; , 

    3) _. , ; 
_____

categorize

  ['ktIgraIz] _v.   
_____

category

  ['ktIgrI] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _attr.: category man _.    
    () 
_____

catena

  [k'ti:n] _n. (_pl. -nae) , , 
_____

catenae

  [k'ti:ni:] _pl.  catena
_____

catenarian

  [,ktI'nErIn] _a. 
_____

catenary

  [k'ti:nrI]

    1. _n. _.  

    2. _a. ; catenary suspension   (
     )
_____

catenate

  ['ktIneIt] _v. ; ;  
_____

catenation

  [,ktI'neISn] _n. 
_____

cater

  ['keIt] _v.

    1)   (for)

    2)  ,  (   ..)

    3)   ,  (to, for)
_____

cater-cousin

  ['keIt,kAzn] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

caterer

  ['keItr] _n.  
_____

catering

  ['keItrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  cater

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _attr.: the catering trade  
_____

caterpillar

  ['ktpIl] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. ;  

    3) _attr. _. ; caterpillar tractor  ;
    caterpillar ordnance   
_____

caterwaul

  ['ktwO:l]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.

      1)  -

      2)   ,  

      3) ,    
_____

catgut

  ['ktgAt] _n.

    1)  (    )

    2) _. 
_____

catharsis

  [k'a:sIs] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _. _. 
_____

cathartic

  [k'a:tIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  ()
_____

cathead

  ['kthed] _n. _. -; _. , -
_____

cathedral

  [k'i:drl]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 
_____

catheter

  ['kIt] _n. _. 
_____

cathode

  ['kud] _n. _. 
_____

catholic

  ['klIk]

    1. _a.

      1) (Catholic)  (. Roman Catholic)

      2) (Catholic) _. 

      3) , 

    2. _n. 
_____

catholicity

  [,ku'lIsItI] _n.

    1) (Catholicity) 

    2) ; ; 
_____

catholicize

  [k'OlIsaIz] _v.   
_____

cat-ice

  ['ktaIs] _n.  
_____

cation

  ['ktaIn] _n. _. 
_____

catkin

  ['ktkIn] _n. ң ( )
_____

cat-lap

  ['ktlp] _n. _.   ;  
_____

cat-like

  ['ktlaIk] _a. 
_____

catling

  ['ktlIN] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _.  

    3) _. 
_____

cat-mint

  ['ktmInt] _n. _.  ,  
_____

catnap

  ['ktnp]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v. , ;  
_____

catnip

  ['ktnIp] _. = cat-mint
_____

cat-o'-mountain

  [,kt'mauntIn] = catamount
_____

cat-o'-ninetails

  ['kt'naInteIlz] _n.  ()
_____

catoptric

  [k'tOptrIk] _a. _. _. , 
_____

catoptrics

  [k'tOptrIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) _. _. 
_____

cat-sleep

  ['ktsli:p] = catnap 1
_____

catsup

  ['ktsp] = ketchup
_____

cattily

  ['ktIlI] _adv. 
_____

cattish

  ['ktIS] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

cattle

  ['ktl] _n.

    1)   

    2) _.  ( )
_____

cattle-dealer

  ['ktl,di:l] _n.  , 
_____

cattle-feeder

  ['ktl,fi:d] _n.      
  
_____

cattle-grid

  ['ktlgrId] _n. ,     
   
_____

cattle-leader

  ['ktl,li:d] _n. ,    
_____

cattle-lifter

  ['ktl,lIft] _n. ,  
_____

cattleman

  ['ktlmn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 
_____

cattle-pen

  ['ktlpen] _n.   
_____

cattle-ranch

  ['ktlrntS] _n.  ,  
_____

cattle-rustler

  ['ktl,rAsl] _. = cattle-lifter
_____

cattle-truck

  ['ktltrAk] _n. _-.    
_____

catty

  I ['ktI] = cattish

  II ['ktI] _n.  (   ,  = 604,8 .)
_____

caucus

  ['kO:ks] _n.

    1) _.     

    2) (  _.)   ,  
      ..
_____

caudal

  ['kO:dl] _a. _. ; caudal appendage  
_____

caudate

  ['kO:deIt] _a. ,  
_____

caudle

  ['kO:dl] _n.      (    
  )
_____

caught

  [kO:t] _p.  _p-p.  catch 2
_____

caul

  [kO:l] _n.

    1) _.   ; "" ( ģ)

    2) _.  

    3) _. 
_____

cauldron

  ['kO:ldrn] _n.

    1) ԣ; 

    2) _.  
_____

caulescent

  [kO:'lesnt] _a. _.   (  )
_____

cauliflower

  ['kOlIflau] _n.  
_____

caulk

  [kO:k] _v.

    1)    ()

    2) ,  (  )
_____

caulker

  ['kO:k] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _.  

    4)  , , . , أ
_____

causal

  ['kO:zl] _a.

    1) _. ; 

    2) _. ; causal clause   
_____

causality

  [kO:'zlItI] _n. _. ,  
_____

causation

  [kO:'zeISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) = causality
_____

causative

  ['kO:ztIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

cause

  [kO:z]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; ,  (for)

      3) ; to support the cause of the workers   
      ; the cause of peace  ; to make common cause with smb.
        -.   ; in the cause of science 
      (  ) ; in a good cause   

      4) _. , ; to plead a cause    

      5) _attr.: cause celebre   

    2. _v.

      1)  , , ; to cause smb. to be informed
       -.  

      2) ; to cause a thing to be done  -. 
_____

causeless

  ['kO:zlIs] _a. ; 
_____

causelist

  ['kO:zlIst] _n. _.    
_____

causer

  ['kO:z] _n. 
_____

causeway

  ['kO:zweI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ݣ ; 

      2) ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2) 
_____

causey

  ['kO:zI] = causeway
_____

caustic

  ['kO:stIk]

    1. _n. _.  ;  ; lunar caustic
    

    2. _a.

      1) _. ; ; caustic lime ۣ ;
      caustic silver ; caustic soda  

      2) , , ; caustic tongue  ; caustic
      remarks  
_____

causticity

  [kO:s'tIsItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

cauterization

  [,kO:traI'seISn] _n. _. 
_____

cauterize

  ['kO:traIz] _v.

    1) _. 

    2)  , ޣ, 
_____

cautery

  ['kO:trI] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)  (  )
_____

caution

  ['kO:Sn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) , ; caution! !

      3) _.  ,    ;
       

    2. _v.  (against)
_____

caution board

  ['kO:SnbO:d] _n.  ( ) 
_____

caution money

  ['kO:Sn,mAnI] _n.  (, .   
      )
_____

cautionary

  ['kO:SnrI] _a. , 
_____

cautious

  ['kO:Ss] _a. ; 
_____

cavalcade

  [,kvl'keId] _n. ,  
_____

cavalier

  [,kv'lI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _. 

      3) _. 

      4) (Cavalier) _.  (ͣ  I)

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ģ

      3) 

      4) _. (Cavalier) 
_____

cavalry

  ['kvlrI] _n. , 
_____

cavalryman

  ['kvlrImn] _n. 
_____

cave

  [keIv]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) _. ;      

      4) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) _.  

      #) cave in ) , ; ) _. , ,
      
_____

caveat

  ['keIvIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.     ; to enter
    ( to put in) a caveat     
    
_____

cave-dweller

  ['keIv,dwel] = cave-man
_____

cave-man

  ['keIvmn] _n. ,   (. _.)
_____

cavendish

  ['kvndIS] _n.   ( )
_____

cavern

  ['kvn] _n. 
_____

cavernous

  ['kvns] _a.

    1)  

    2) _. ; ; 

    3)   

    4) 

    5)    ( )
_____

caviar

  ['kvIa:] = caviare
_____

caviare

  ['kvIa:] _n.  (  )

    *) caviare to the general      
_____

cavil

  ['kvIl]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. ,  
_____

caviller

  ['kvIl] _n.  , 
_____

cavity

  ['kvItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 

    3)   
_____

cavity magnetron

  ['kvItI'mgnItrOn] _n. _. ,   
  
_____

cavort

  [k'vO:t] _v. _. , 
_____

caw

  [kO]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

cay

  [keI] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

cayenne

  [keI'en] _n.   
_____

cayman

  ['keImn] _n. _. 
_____

cease

  [si:s]

    1. _v.

      1) , ()

      2)  (  ); to cease talking ;
      cease fire!  !; to cease payment 
      , 

    2. _n.: without cease ; to work without cease  
     
_____

cease-fire

  ['si:s,faI] _n.  
_____

ceaseless

  ['si:slIs] _a. , 
_____

cecils

  ['seslz] _n. _pl.  
_____

cecity

  ['si:sItI] _n. 
_____

cedar

  ['si:d] _n. 
_____

cede

  [si:d] _v.

    1)  (); ,  (, )

    2)  ( )
_____

cedilla

  [sI'dIl] _n.  ( )
_____

ceil

  [si:l] _v. _. , ; ,  
_____

ceiling

  ['si:lIN] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ;   

    3) _. ,  

    4) _.  ;     ..
_____

celadon

  ['seldOn] _n.  -̣     
_____

celandine

  ['selndaIn] _n. _. 
_____

celebrant

  ['selIbrnt] _n. ,   
_____

celebrate

  ['selIbreIt] _v.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)   

    4) _. ,   
_____

celebrated

  ['selIbreItId]

    1. _p-p.  celebrate

    2. _a. ; 
_____

celebration

  [,selI'breISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

celebrity

  [sI'lebrItI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ; 
_____

celerity

  [sI'lerItI] _n. 
_____

celery

  ['selrI] _n. _. 
_____

celestial

  [sI'lestjl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; celestial map  ף ;
      celestial pole _.  ; celestial blue -

      2) ; 

    2. _n. 
_____

celibacy

  ['selIbsI] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) 
_____

celibatarian

  [,selIb'tErIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

celibate

  ['selIbIt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ,   

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)   
_____

cell

  [sel]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; _. 

      2)  ; condemned cell  

      3) 

      4)  ; ; 

      5) _. 

      6) _. ; 

      7) _. , 

      8) _. 

      9) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   

      3)   ۣ
_____

cellar

  ['sel]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  ; to keep a good cellar    

    2. _v.   ,  
_____

cellarage

  ['selrId] _n.

    1) , 

    2)   

    3)     
_____

cellarer

  ['selr] _n.  (  )
_____

cellaret

  [,sel'ret] _n. 
_____

cellophane

  ['selufeIn] _n. ; wrapped in cellophane , 
_____

cellular

  ['seljul] _a. ,  ; ; cellular tissue
  _. 
_____

cellulate

  ['seljuleIt] _a.   ; 
_____

cellule

  ['selju:l] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  
_____

celluloid

  ['seljulOId] _n.

    1) 

    2) ̣

    3) _. ; to put smb. on celluloid   
_____

cellulose

  ['seljulus] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _attr.: cellulose nitrate 
_____

celt

  [selt] _n. _.    
_____

celticism

  ['keltIsIzm] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  ; 
_____

celtuce

  ['selts] _n.    
_____

cembalo

  ['tSemblu] _n. (_pl. -os ['tSembleuz]) 
_____

cement

  [sI'ment]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ,   ;  

      3) , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ; 

      2) 

      3)  ; to cement a friendship  
_____

cementation

  [,si:men'teISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

cemetery

  ['semItrI] _n. 
_____

cenotaph

  ['senuta:f] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2)   ; the Cenotaph , 
            ( )
_____

cense

  [sens] _v. _.  
_____

censer

  ['sens] _n. ; 
_____

censor

  ['sens]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  (  )

      3) ;  

    2. _v.  ; 
_____

censorial

  [sen'sO:rIl] _a. ; 
_____

censorious

  [sen'sO:rIs] _a. ;  ; censorious remarks
   
_____

censorship

  ['sensSIp] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

censurable

  ['senSrbl] _a.  
_____

censure

  ['senS]

    1. _n. , ; vote of censure  

    2. _v. , 
_____

census

  ['senss] _n.

    1) ; population census  

    2) _attr.: census returns  
_____

census-paper

  ['senss,peIp] _n. ,   
_____

cent

  [sent] _n.

    1)  (0,01 , , )

    2) ,  (.   per cent ); ten per cent
     ; cent per cent    ( )

    3) _.  (   )
_____

cental

  ['sentl] _n.   (  ,  100 .
    45,36 .)
_____

centaur

  ['sentO:] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) (Centaur)  
_____

centenarian

  [,sentI'nErIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.   ( ) 
_____

centenary

  [sen'ti:nrI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3)    

    2. _a. 
_____

centennial

  [sen'tenjl]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2)     

    2. _n. = centenary 1, 2)
_____

center

  ['sent] _. = centre
_____

centering

  ['sentrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  centre 2

    2. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _. , 
_____

centesimal

  [sen'tesIml] _a. ; ̣   ; ; centesimal
  balance  
_____

centigrade

  ['sentIgreId] _a. ; ̣   ; centigrade
  thermometer  ,    
_____

centigram

  ['sentIgrm] = centigramme
_____

centigramme

  ['sentIgrm] _n. 
_____

centime

  ['sa:nti:m] _n. _.  (0,01 )
_____

centimeter

  ['sentI,mi:t] _. = centimetre
_____

centimetre

  ['sentI,mi:t] _n. 
_____

centipede

  ['sentIpi:d] _n. _. , 
_____

centner

  ['sentn] _n.  (50 .;   = 100   45,36 .);
  metric ( double) centner   (= 100 .  220,46
  . )
_____

central

  ['sentrl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; central idea  

      2)       ; Central Asia
      )  ; )  

    2. _n. _.   
_____

centralization

  [,sentrlaI'zeISn] _n. ; 
_____

centralize

  ['sentrlaIz] _v. 
_____

centre

  ['sent]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ;  (-.); in the centre ;
      at the centre of events    ; where's the shopping
      centre?    ?; centre of attraction 
      ;  ; centre of buoyancy ) _. 
      ; )  ߣ  ; centre of gravity 
      ; centre of impact _.   ; centre of
      a wheel  

      2) _. , 

      3) _.   (,   ..);
      

      4) _attr. ; centre boss  

    2. _v.

      1) ()  ; (); ()
      (in, on, at, round, about); to centre one's hopes on ( in) smb.
          -.; the interest centres in 
       ; the discussion centred round one point  
         

      2) _. ;  
_____

centre-board

  ['sentbO:d] _n. _.  
_____

centreing

  ['sentrIN] = centering
_____

centre-piece

  ['sentpi:s] _n.

    1)   ,   ..   

    2)    
_____

centre-section

  ['sent,sekSn] _n. _. 
_____

centric

  ['sentrIk] = centrical
_____

centrical

  ['sentrIkl] _a. 
_____

centrifugal

  [sen'trIfjugl]

    1. _a. ; centrifugal machine ( wringer) ;
    centrifugal force  

    2. _n. = centrifuge
_____

centrifuge

  ['sentrIfju:d] _n. 
_____

centring

  ['sentrIN] = centering
_____

centripetal

  [sen'trIpItl] _a. ; centripetal force
   
_____

centuple

  ['sentjupl]

    1. _a. 

    2. _v.    ;   
_____

centuplicate

  1. _n. [sen'tju:plIkIt]  ; in centuplicate  
  

  2. _a. [sen'tju:plIkIt] = centuple 1

  3. _v. [sen'tju:plIkeIt] = centuple 2
_____

century

  ['sentSurI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 

    3)  (-.); _.   ; _.  
_____

century plant

  ['sentSurIpla:nt] _n. _.  , 
_____

cephalic

  [ke'flIk] _a. _. ; cephalic index _.  
_____

cephalitis

  [,sef'laItIs] _n. _. ,   
_____

cephalopoda

  [,sef'lOpd] _n. _pl. _. 
_____

ceramet

  ['sermet] = cermet
_____

ceramic

  [sI'rmIk] _a. ; 
_____

ceramics

  [sI'rmIks] _n. _pl.

    1) (.  _sing.) ;  

    2) (.  .  . .)  
_____

ceramist

  ['sermIst] _n. 
_____

cerastes

  [sI'rsti:z] _n. _.  
_____

cerate

  ['sIrIt] _n.   (    )
_____

cere

  [sI] _n. _.  (  )
_____

cereal

  ['sIrIl]

    1. _n.

      1) (. _pl.)  

      2) _.  (  )

    2. _a. , 
_____

cerebellum

  [,serI'belm] _n. _. 
_____

cerebral

  ['serIbrl]

    1. _a.

      1) _. _. ; cerebral hemispheres  
      ; cerebral haemorrhage   

      2) _.  ()

    2. _n. _.  
_____

cerebration

  [,serI'breISn] _n.  ,  
_____

cerebrum

  ['serIbrm] _n. _.  
_____

cerecloth

  ['sIklO] = cerement 1)
_____

cerement

  ['sImnt] _n.

    1) ݣ , 

    2) _pl.  
_____

ceremonial

  [,serI'munjl]

    1. _a. ; ; 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 
_____

ceremonious

  [,serI'munjs] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

ceremony

  ['serImnI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; to stand on ceremony ;  ,
    ; without ceremony ;  

    3) ; 

    *) Master of Ceremonies )  (,   ..);
    )  (,   ..); ) 
_____

cerise

  [s'ri:z]

    1. _n. -Σ 

    2. _a. -Σ
_____

cerium

  ['sIrIm] _n. _. 
_____

cermet

  ['s:met] _n. _. 
_____

ceroplastics

  ['sIru'plstIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
  (   )
_____

certain

  ['s:tn]

    1. _a.

      1) _attr. ̣; I have no certain abode   
      ̣ 

      2) _attr. , , ; I felt a certain joy 
        ; there was a certain Mr. Jones 
        ; under certain conditions   ( 
      ) 

      3) _predic. ; to feel certain  

      4): to make certain of  ; make certain of your facts
      before you argue   ,   

      5) _predic. ģ, , ; the fact is certain 
      

      *) of a certain age  

    2. _n.: not to know for certain   
_____

certainly

  ['s:tnlI] _adv. , ; ; he is certainly better
  today , ,  ; may I visit him? - Yes, certainly
    ? - , 
_____

certainty

  ['s:tntI] _n.

    1)  

    2) ; I know for a certainty   ; with
    certainty  
_____

certificate

  1. _n. [s'tIfIkIt]

    1)  ; ; ; certificate of
    birth   ; ; certificate of health
     

    2)  ()

    3) _.      ;
    

  2. _v. [s'tIfIkeIt]   ; 
_____

certificated

  [s'tIfIkeItId]

    1. _p-p.  certificate 2

    2. _a. ; certificated teacher ,  
_____

certification

  [,s:tIfI'keISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

certify

  ['s:tIfaI] _v.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) 

    4)     (.  
    )
_____

certitude

  ['s:tItju:d] _n. , 
_____

cerulean

  [sI'ru:ljn] _a. - ; 
_____

cerumen

  [sI'ru:men] _n.  
_____

ceruse

  ['sIru:s] _n.

    1) () 

    2)  ()
_____

cervical

  [s:'vaIkl] _a. _. , ; cervical vertebrae 
  
_____

cervices

  [s:'vaIsi:z] _pl.  cervix
_____

cervine

  ['s:vaIn] _a. 
_____

cervix

  ['s:vIks] _n. (_pl. -vices, -es ['s:vIksIz]) _. ; cervix uteri
   
_____

cesium

  ['si:zIm] = caesium
_____

cess

  [ses] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.  

    3) _.  ; bad cess to you!    !
_____

cessation

  [se'seISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; ; cessation of arms ( of hostilities)
      , 
_____

cession

  ['seSn] _n. , ; cession of rights  
_____

cesspit

  ['sespIt] _n.  ;  
_____

cesspool

  ['sespu:l] _n.  ;  
_____

cestoid

  ['sestOId] _n. _.  
_____

cetacean

  [sI'teISjn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.    
_____

cetaceous

  [sI'teISjs] _a. 
_____

cevitamic acid

  ['si:vaItmIk'sId] _n. _.   
_____

chateau

  ['Stu] _n. _. (_pl. chateaux) , 
_____

chateaux

  ['Stuz] _pl.  chateau
_____

chatelaine

  ['StleIn] _n. _.

    1)  ;  

    2)     , ,   ..
_____

chafe

  [tSeIf]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; in a chafe   

    2. _v.

      1) , ; ;   (  ..)

      2) 

      3)  ( -. chafe  )

      4) , , 
_____

chafer

  ['tSeIf] _n.  
_____

chaff

  [tSa:f]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)   , 

      3) 

      4) 

      5)  (   )

      6) , ; 

      7) _attr. ; chaff bed  

      *) a grain of wheat in a bushel of chaff  ,
         ; an old bird is not caught with chaff
      _.      ģ

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (  ..)

      2) , 
_____

chaff-cutter

  ['tSa:f,kAt] _n. _-. 
_____

chaffer

  ['tSf]

    1. _n.  (- ), 

    2. _v. , 
_____

chaffinch

  ['tSfIntS] _n. 
_____

chaffy

  ['tSa:fI] _a.

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

chafing-dish

  ['tSeIfINdIS] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ;  
_____

chafing-gear

  ['tSeIfINgI] _n. _.      
_____

chagrin

  ['SgrIn]

    1. _n. ; ; 

    2. _v. ( _pass.) ; ; to feel chargined (at, by)
     ޣ -.
_____

chain

  [tSeIn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; a chain of mountains  ; a chain of
      happenings  ; chain and buckets _. 

      2) (. _pl.) , 

      3)   (. Gunter's chain = 66 . = 20 .)

      4)  ,   ..,   ;
      , ; newspaper chains  , 

      5) _attr. ; chain reaction  ; chain armour (
      mail) ; chain belt ) _.  ,  ;
      )    ; chain bridge  ; chain
      broadcasting _.    
       ; chain cable  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) ;   ; to chain up a dog   
      

      3) ; chained to the desk    
_____

chain-gang

  ['tSeIngN] _n.    ,   
_____

chain-rule

  ['tSeInru:l] _n. _.  
_____

chain-smoker

  ['tSeIn,smuk] _n.  
_____

chain-stitch

  ['tSeInstItS] _n.  
_____

chain-stores

  ['tSeInstO:z] _n. _pl. _.    
_____

chainlet

  ['tSeInlIt] _n. 
_____

chainsmoke

  ['tSeInsmuk] _v.   ,  
_____

chair

  [tSE]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to take a chair 

      2) ; 

      3)  ; _.  (); to
      address the chair    ; chair! chair!
       !; to take the   ; 
        ; to be ( to sit) in the chair
      ; to leave the chair  

      4) _.  ; to go to the chair  Σ 
       

      5) _.    

      6) _-.  

      *) chair days 

    2. _v.

      1) ,   ;   

      2) 

      3)      (   )
_____

chair warmer

  ['tSE'wO:m] _n. _. _. , 
_____

chair-bed

  ['tSE'bed] _n. -
_____

chair-car

  ['tSE'ka:] _n. _. _-. -
_____

chairman

  ['tSEmn] _n. 
_____

chairmanship

  ['tSEmnSIp] _n.  
_____

chairwoman

  ['tSE,wumn] _n. 
_____

chaise

  [tSeIz] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

chaise-longue

  [,SeIz'lO:N] _n. 
_____

chalcedony

  [kl'sednI] _n. _. 
_____

chalcography

  [kl'kOgrfI] _n.   
_____

chaldron

  ['tSO:ldrn] _n.   (= 1,66 . .)
_____

chalet

  ['SleI] _n. _.

    1) ,   ( )

    2)    

    3)  
_____

chalk

  [tSO:k]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ( , )

      3) , 

      4) ޣ ( )

      5) _. ; 

      *) as like as chalk and cheese ,    ;
       ; not to know chalk from cheese   
       ;      -. ;
      chalks away, by a long chalk, by long chalks , ,
      ; not by a long chalk  ;  ;   
      ; to walk the chalk )    ģ  
      (   ); )   ; to
      walk ( to stump) one's chalks _. , 

    2. _v.

      1) ,    

      2)  

      #) chalk out ) ; )  ( );
      )  (); chalk up  ޣ ( )
_____

chalk-stone

  ['tSO:kstun] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl. _.    
_____

chalky

  ['tSO:kI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ,  

    3) _. 
_____

challenge

  ['tSlInd]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( ,   ..)

      2)  ()

      3)  , 

      4) _.  ()

      5) _.  (); peremptory challenge   
       (  )

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ; to challenge to socialist emulation
         

      2) , ; the teacher challenged my knowledge
          

      3) ;  ; to challenge the accuracy of a
      statement   

      4)  (,   ..)

      5)  ( );  , 

      6) _.  

      7) _.   
_____

challenger

  ['tSlInd] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3)   -.,  -.
_____

chalybeate

  [k'lIbIIt] _a.  ( )
_____

chamber

  ['tSeImb]

    1. _n.

      1)  (. . )

      2) _pl.   

      3) _pl.  ;  

      4)  (); Lower Chamber  ; Star Chamber
      _. ף ; Chamber of Commerce  

      5) _. 

      6) _. ; 

      7) _. 

      8) = chamber-pot

    2. _a.

      1) ; chamber concert  ; chamber music
       

      2) _. chamber counsel ,     ,  
        ; chamber practice  

    3. _v.

      1)   

      2) , 

      3) _.   
_____

chamber-maid

  ['tSeImbmeId] _n.   
_____

chamber-pot

  ['tSeImbpOt] _n.  
_____

chamberlain

  ['tSeImblIn] _n.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

chameleon

  [k'mi:ljn] _n. 
_____

chamfer

  ['tSmf]

    1. _n.

      1) ֣; ; hollow chamfer _. 

      2) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) , ԣ   (,   ..)
_____

chamois

  ['Smwa:] _.

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) ['SmI] 

    2. _v.  
_____

champ

  [tSmp]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2)  
_____

champagne

  [Sm'peIn] _n. _. 
_____

champaign

  ['tSmpeIn] _n. ,  
_____

champerty

  ['tSmp:tI] _n. _. "",    
   
_____

champignon

  [tSm'pInjn] _n. _.  ()
_____

champion

  ['tSmpjn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , ; champions of peace   

      3) , 

      4)   ( , , )

    2. _a. _. ; champion chess-player 
    

    3. _v. ;   -.; to champion a cause  
    -. 
_____

championship

  ['tSmpjnSIp] _n.

    1) _. , ; world championship  

    2)  

    3) ;  (-.  -.)
_____

chance

  [tSa:ns]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; by chance ; on the chance  

      2) ; games of chance  

      3) ; , 

      4) ; ; ; theory of chances _. 
      ; give me a ( another) chance! , 
         !; to stand a good chance   ; to
      take one's ( a) chance (of)  ( -.); 

      *) to have an eye to the main chance   (.
      ) 

    2. _a. 

    3. _v.

      1) ; I chanced to be at home    

      2) , let's chance it Σ

      #) chance upon  , 
_____

chance-comer

  ['tSa:ns,kAm] _n.    
_____

chance-medley

  ['tSa:ns,medlI] _n. _.  , 
  
_____

chanceful

  ['tSAnsful] _a. , 
_____

chancel

  ['tSa:nsl] _n. 
_____

chancellery

  ['tSa:nslrI] _n.

    1)  

    2)  (, )
_____

chancellor

  ['tSa:nsl] _n.

    1) ; Chancellor of the Exchequer   (
     ); Lord (High) Chancellor - ( 
        ,    
        )

    2)   

    3)    (  )

    4) _.   
_____

chancellory

  ['tSa:nslrI] = chancellery
_____

chancery

  ['tSa:nsrI] _n.

    1) (Chancery)  -; in chancery ) _.  
      -; )   ;  

    2) _.  

    3) , 

    4) _.  
_____

chancre

  ['SNk] _n. _. ף ,  (. indurated chancre)
_____

chancroid

  ['SNkrOId] _n. _.  
_____

chancy

  ['tSa:nsI] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) _. ̣

    3) , 
_____

chandelier

  [,SndI'lI] _n. ; 
_____

chandler

  ['tSa:ndl] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ; ,  
_____

chandlery

  ['tSa:ndlrI] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

change

  [tSeInd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; social change  (
      ) ; change of air )  ; ) _.
       ; change of life _. 

      2) 

      3) ; for a change  

      4)  (, )

      5) ;  , ; small change )  ,
      ; ) -. , 

      6)  (  , ); no change for Oxford 
        

      7)   , 

      8) (. _pl.) ,  

      9) 'Change (_.  Exchange)  

      10) _attr.: change gear _.    

      *) to get no change out of smb. _.    
      -.; to ring the changes (on) ,    
         ; to take the change on smb. _.  -.; to
      take the change out of a person _.  -.

    2. _v.

      1) ()

      2) (), (); , ; times change 
      ; to change colour   ; to change
      countenance   ; to change one's mind ,
       ; to change hands     ;
         ; to change sides   
       ( ,    ..)

      3)  ()

      4) 

      5)  ,  (to -   ,  
      ..); all change! !

      6) , ; 

      7): to change up (down) _.    ()
      

      #) change over )  ; )  (to -  -.)

      *) to change horses in the midstream    
         
_____

change-over

  ['tSeInd,uv] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; ; change-over in editors  
_____

changeability

  [,tSeInd'bIlItI] _n. , ; 
_____

changeable

  ['tSeIndbl] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2)  
_____

changeful

  ['tSeIndful] _a.

    1)  

    2) = changeable 1)
_____

changeless

  ['tSeIndlIs] _a. , 
_____

changeling

  ['tSeIndlIN] _n. -.   £,   
   ( )
_____

channel

  ['tSnl] _n.

    1.

      1) ; the (English) Channel -

      2) ; ; ; 

      3) ;  

      4) , ; the information was received through the usual
      channels     ԣ

      5) _. ֣; ; , ; 

      6) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  ; the river has channelled its way
      through the rocks      

      2)   ; _.   ̣ 

      3) _.    

      #) channel off  (  ); 
_____

chanson

  [Sa:N'sO:N] _n. _. 
_____

chant

  [tSa:nt]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _.  ;  

    2. _v.

      1) _. 

      2) ; to chant the praises of smb.  
       -.

      3)    ;  ; 
      (  ..)

      4) _.    ,  ţ ;
      
_____

chantage

  ['tSa:ntI] _n. _. 
_____

chanter

  ['tSa:nt] _n.

    1) , 

    2)   

    3)  ,  

    4) _.  

    5)  ( )
_____

chanterelle

  [,tSnt'rel] _n. _.  ()
_____

chantey

  ['tSa:ntI] _. = chanty
_____

chanticleer

  [,tSntI'klI] _n. _.  ()
_____

chantry

  ['tSa:ntrI] _n. _.

    1) ,      ( )

    2) 
_____

chanty

  ['tSa:ntI] _n.    (   ߣ
    ..)
_____

chaos

  ['keIOs] _n. ;  
_____

chaotic

  [keI'OtIk] _a. 
_____

chap

  I [tSp] _n. _. , ; merry chap ; nice chap
   ; old chap , 

  II [tSp]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  ; cold weather chaps the skin  
       

      2)  (.    )

      3) _. , 

  III [tSp] _n. (. _pl.)

    1)  (.  )

    2)  (.  , _.  )

    3) 
_____

chap-book

  ['tSpbuk] _n. ۣ   , , 
_____

chap-fallen

  ['tSp,fO:ln] _a.

    1)   

    2) , ޣ
_____

chaparral

  [,tSp'rl] _n. _.

    1) ,  ̣  

    2)  
_____

chape

  [tSeIp] _n.  
_____

chapel

  ['tSpl] _n.

    1) ;  (, ,   ..)

    2) _. ;  ; 

    3) ,   

    4)   (. )

    5) ;     ; to call a
    chapel     

    6) _attr.: chapel folk 
_____

chapelt

  ['tSplIt] _n.

    1) , ,  ( )

    2) ޣ

    3) ; 

    4) _. 
_____

chaperon

  ['Sprun]

    1. _n.  ,       .;
    

    2. _v.  ( )
_____

chapiter

  ['tSpIt] _n. _.  
_____

chaplain

  ['tSplIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

chapman

  ['tSpmn] _n.  ; 
_____

chappie

  ['tSpI] _n. _. Σ, 
_____

chappy

  I ['tSpI] _a. 

  II ['tSpI] = chappie
_____

chapter

  ['tSpt]

    1. _n.

      1)  (); to the end of the chapter   ; _.
        ; chapter and verse    ; _.
         

      2) , ; enough on that chapter   

      3)        

      *) the chapter of accidents   ;
      the chapter of possibilities   

    2. _v.    
_____

char

  I [tSa:]

    1. _n.

      1) (. _pl.) , ģ 

      2) _pl.  

      3) _. _.  charwoman

    2. _v.

      1)  ģ 

      2) ,  ()

  II [tSa:]

    1. _n.

      1) -. 

      2)  

    2. _v. ; ()

  III [tSa:] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _.  , 

  IV [tSa:] _n. _. ; a cup of char  
_____

char-a-banc

  ['SrbN] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  ( )
_____

char-a-bancs

  ['SrbNz] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  ( )
_____

character

  ['krIkt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; a man of character   () ; a
      man of no character ,  

      2) 

      3)  , 

      4) , ; a public character  ; a bad
      character ԣ 

      5) _. , ; ; ,   ( )

      6) _. , ; quite a character  

      7)  ;  ; innate characters
      _.  ; acquired character _.
          (  
      )

      8) , 

      9) ; ; ; ; ; ; Chinese
      characters  ; Runic character  

      10) _attr. ; character actor ԣ   

      *) to be in character (with) ; to be out of character
       

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) _. 
_____

characteristic

  [,krIkt'rIstIk]

    1. _a. ;  (of)

    2. _n.

      1)  ; , 

      2) _.  ()
_____

characteristically

  [,krIkt'rIstIklI] _adv. , ; Peter characteristically
  discovers truths ,    ,  
_____

characterization

  [,krIktraI'zeISn] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) _.   
_____

characterize

  ['krIktraIz] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ;   
_____

characterless

  ['krIktlIs] _a.

    1) , 

    2)   
_____

charade

  [S'ra:d] _n. 
_____

charcoal

  ['tSa:kul]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) ,  

      3)  ̣ (. charcoal drawing)

    2. _v. ,  ̣
_____

charcoal-burner

  ['tSa:kul,b:n] _n. 
_____

chare

  [tSE] = char I
_____

charge

  [tSa:d]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , ; 

      3) , ; ; ; children in charge of a
      nurse ,  ; a nurse in charge of children ,
          ; this is left in my charge and is
      not my own     ,   ϣ; to give smb.
      in charge  -.   

      4) ,   ; her little charges ţ 
      ; young charges ,   أ-. 

      5) ; ; I am in charge of this department
        Σ ,    ; to be in charge
      _.   , 

      6) ; ; 

      7) ; _pl. , ; at his own charge  
       ޣ; free of charge ; charges forward 
       ޣ 

      8)   ޣ

      9) 

      10) ; to lay to smb.'s charge  -.

      11) _.     

      12) _. ,  (. _.  , ); 
       ; to return to the charge  

      13) _.    

      14) _. 

      15) _. ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  (; )

      2) ; ;  (); ; 
      (   )

      3) , ; to charge with an important mission 
       ; to charge oneself with smth.    
       ޣ-.,   -.

      4)  ,  (for -  -.); they charged us ten
      dollars for it        ; what do you
      charge for it?     ?,   ?

      5)   

      6) ; to charge with murder   

      7) ;  (.  , ); I charge you
      to obey  ,   

      8) _.   ( )

      9) _.  (.   )
_____

charge d'affaires

  ['Sa:eId'fE] _n. _. _. (_pl. charges d'affaires
  ['Sa:eId'fEz])   
_____

chargeable

  ['tSa:dbl] _a.

    1)  ң,  (with -  ޣ-.)

    2) 

    3)   -. ޣ; this is chargeable to the account of...
        ޣ...

    4)  , 
_____

charger

  ['tSa:d] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) 

    3) 

    4) _.  

    5) _.  ,  

    6) _.  , 
_____

charge-sheet

  ['tSa:dSi:t] _n. _.      ,
     
_____

chariness

  ['tSErInIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

chariot

  ['tSrIt] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   
_____

charioteer

  [,tSrI'tI]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) (Chariotter)  ()

    2. _v.   
_____

charisma

  ['krIzm] _n. (_pl. -mata)

    1) _.  

    2)  , ;  (  ,   ..)

    3)  (    )
_____

charitable

  ['tSrItbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; ; 
_____

charity

  ['tSrItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) _pl.    

    *) charity begins at home     
_____

charity-school

  ['tSrItIska:l] _n. 
_____

charivari

  ['Sa:rI'vArI] _n. _. , ,  
_____

charlatan

  ['Sa:ltn] _n. , ; 
_____

charlock

  ['tSa:lOk] _n. _.  
_____

charlotte

  ['Sa:lt] _n. _.  ( )
_____

charm

  [tSa:m]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) (. _pl.) ; to act like a charm   
      ( )

      3) 

      4) 

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; I shall be charmed to see you  
         

      2) ; ; to charm a secret out of smb. 
        -.

      3)  ()

      4)  ( ) ()
_____

charmer

  ['tSa:m] _n.

    1) _. ,   (.  );
    , 

    2) 

    3)  
_____

charming

  ['tSa:mIN]

    1. _pres-p.  charm 2

    2. _a. , 
_____

charnel-house

  ['tSa:nlhaus] _n. 
_____

chart

  [tSa:t]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) ;  

      3) , , ԣ, ; barometric chart
       

      4) _attr.: chart room _.  

    2. _v.   ;  
_____

charter

  ['tSa:t]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; The Great Charter _.  
       (1215 .); The People's Charter   (1838
      .); United Nations Charter  

      2) , 

      3) 

      4) = charter-party; time charter ,   
        ̣ 

      5)   (  ..)

      6) _attr.: charter member _.    -.
      

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  ()

      3) _. , 
_____

chartered

  ['tSa:td]

    1. _p-p.  charter 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; chartered accountant  

      2) 

      3) _. 
_____

charterer

  ['tSa:tr] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (̣, )
_____

charter-party

  ['tSa:t,pa:tI] _n. _. _.  , -
_____

chartism

  ['tSa:tIzm] _n. _. 
_____

chartist

  ['tSa:tIst] _n. _. 
_____

chartreuse

  [Sa:'tr:z] _n. _.

    1) ˣ 

    2) _.  
_____

charwoman

  ['tSa:,wumn] _n. ģ   ; 
_____

chary

  ['tSErI] _a.

    1) ; to be chary of giving offence   

    2) ,  (of -    ..)
_____

chase

  I [tSeIs]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ;  

      2) , ; _. , ; to give chase
      , ; in chase of   

      3) ,  

      4) _.  

      5)   

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3) ; , ; to chase all fear 
       

      *) go chase yourself! _.  !

  II [tSeIs]

    1. _n.

      1) _.    

      2) _. 

      3) _. 

      4)  ( )

    2. _v.

      1)  ()

      2)  ()

      3) ; the sight is chased on my memory  
         
_____

chaser

  I ['tSeIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) _.  

    4)  

    5) _.    ;  ˣ  

  II ['tSeIs] _n.

    1) ף ( ); 

    2) _.  £;  ,  

    3) _. 
_____

chasing

  I ['tSeIsIN]

    1. _pres-p.  chase I, 2

    2. _n. , 

  II ['tSeIsIN]

    1. _pres-p.  chase II, 2

    2. _n.  
_____

chasm

  [kzm] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2) , 

    3) , 

    4)    ,   
_____

chassis

  ['SsI] _n. (_pl. chassis ['SsIz]) _. ; ;  
_____

chaste

  [tSeIst] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ,  ( ); 
_____

chasten

  ['tSeIsn] _v.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3)  ( )
_____

chastise

  [tSs'taIz] _v.

    1)   (. )

    2) = chasten 1)
_____

chastisement

  ['tSstIzmnt] _n.  ; 
_____

chastity

  ['tSstItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) ,  ()
_____

chasuble

  ['tSzjubl] _n. _. 
_____

chat

  I [tSt]

    1. _n.  ; ; ; let's have a chat
    

    2. _v. ģ 

  II [tSt] _n.  ()
_____

chatoyant

  [S'tOInt] _a. _. 
_____

chattel

  ['tStl] _n. (. _pl.)

    1)   (. chattels personal); chattels real
     

    2) _attr.: chattel slavery system   
_____

chatter

  ['tSt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) 

      4) 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  ()

      3) ;  (.  ); to chatter like a magpie
        

      4) 

      5) 

      6)  ()

      7) , 
_____

chatterbox

  ['tStbOks] _n.

    1) (), 

    2) _. _. _. ͣ
_____

chatterer

  ['tStr] _n. ()
_____

chatty

  I ['tStI] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. _. 

    3) _. _.   

  II ['tStI] _. _n.  
_____

chauffer

  ['tSO:f] _n.    
_____

chauffeur

  ['Suf] _n. _. ƣ
_____

chauvinism

  ['SuvInIzm] _n. 
_____

chauvinist

  ['SuvInIst] _n. 
_____

chaw

  [tSO:]

    1. _n. _.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v. _. ; ; chaw up   (,
      );  
_____

chaw-bacon

  ['tSO:,beIkn] _n. ԣ,  , 
_____

cheap

  [tSi:p]

    1. _a.

      1) ۣ; cheap trip ,    ;
      dirt cheap  ۣ; cheap money _. ۣ ; cheap
      loan    

      2)  ( )

      3) ; , 

      4) _predic. to feel cheap   ;    ;
        ,    ; to hold smth. cheap 
         ; to make oneself cheap   ;
           

      *) to appear on the cheap side 

    2. _adv. ģ; to get off cheap ( cheaply) ģ ;
    cheap and nasty ģ  

    3. _n.: on the cheap _.   ,  ۣ
_____

cheapen

  ['tSi:pn] _v.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) 
_____

cheaply

  ['tSi:plI] _adv.

    1) ģ

    2) 
_____

cheat

  [tSi:t]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , 

      *) topping cheat 

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; he cheated me (out) of five dollars 
          ; to cheat on smb.    
        -. (, Σ,   ..)

      2)  (-.); to cheat the gallows  

      3)  (-.); to cheat time  ; to cheat the
      journey    
_____

check

  [tSek]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; without check  ,
      

      2) _.  (. .  _int.); the king is in check 
       

      3)    

      4) , ; loyalty check _.  
      ( )

      5)  ;  ( )

      6) ;  

      7)  ( )

      8) ;  (  ..)

      9) _.  {. . cheque}

      10) _. ,  ( _. )

      11)  ( );  

      12) ,  ( )

      13) _attr. ; check experiment  ; check
      ballot  

      14) _attr. 

      *) to keep ( to hold) in check ; to cash ( to hand,
      to pass) in one's checks 

    2. _v.

      1) (); ; 

      2) _.  

      3)    

      4) , 

      5)  ;  

      6) _.  ( ,   ,    ..)

      #) check in   ; (),
      (); check out ) _.      
        ; ) _.   ; ) 
        ; ) _. ; check up ; check
      with , 
_____

checker

  I ['tSek] = chequer

  II ['tSek] _n. _.  (   )
_____

checkerboard

  ['tSekbO:d] _n.  
_____

checkered

  ['tSekd] = chequered 2
_____

checking-room

  ['tSekINrum] = check-room
_____

checkmate

  ['tSekmeIt]

    1. _n.

      1)    (. .  _int.)

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)   ;  ; 
      
_____

check-nut

  ['tSeknAt] _n. _. 
_____

check-off

  ['tSek'Of] _n. _.

    1)      
     

    2)      ,   
    ,   ..

    3) _attr.: check-off agreement    
           
_____

check-out

  ['tSk'aut] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  (       )
_____

check-point

  ['tSekpOInt] _n. - 
_____

check-room

  ['tSekrum] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

checkrow

  ['tSekru] _n. _-. - 
_____

check-taker

  ['tSek,teIk] _n.

    1) _. ԣ

    2) _-. 
_____

check-up

  ['tSek'Ap] _n.

    1) ; , 

    2) _attr. , ; check-up committee 
    
_____

check-weigher

  ['tSek,weI] _n. _. ޣ ;  
_____

cheek

  [tSi:k]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. , ; to have the cheek to say smth.
         -.

      3) _.  ; ; _pl. ݣ 

      4) _.  

      5) _pl. _.  ( )

      *) cheek by jowl ,   ; to one's own cheek ӣ  
      ; cheek brings success _.   ң

    2. _v. _. ,  
_____

cheek-bone

  ['tSi:kbun] _n. 
_____

cheek-tooth

  ['tSi:ktu:] _n.  , 
_____

cheeky

  ['tSi:kI] _a. _. 
_____

cheep

  [tSi:p]

    1. _n.  (, )

    2. _v. 
_____

cheeper

  ['tSi:p] _n.

    1)  (.   )

    2) ; 
_____

cheer

  [tSI]

    1. _n.

      1)    ; cheers !, three
      cheers for our visitors!    !; words of cheer
       

      2) _pl. ,  

      3) ; to be of good (bad) cheer    ()
      

      4) 

      5)  ; to make good cheer , 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) ;   

      3) 

      #) cheer up (); (); cheer up!  !, 
       !
_____

cheerful

  ['tSIful] _a.

    1) , ӣ

    2) ,  ( )
_____

cheerio

  ['tSIrI'u] _int. _.

    1)   !

    2)  !

    3) !, !
_____

cheerless

  ['tSIlIs] _a. , , 
_____

cheery

  ['tSIrI] _a. ӣ, ; 
_____

cheese

  I [tSi:z] _n.

    1) ; a cheese    ; Cheshire cheese  ();
    green cheese  ; ripe cheese  

    2) _. _. , 

    *) big cheese _. _.  , ""; to get the cheese
     ; quite the cheese, that's the cheese _.  
    ,  

  II [tSi:z] _v.: cheese it! _. ) !, !, !;
  ) !, !
_____

cheese-cake

  ['tSi:zkeIk] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. _.  ֣ 
_____

cheese-cloth

  ['tSi:zklO] _n. 
_____

cheesemonger

  ['tSi:z,mANg] _n.  
_____

cheeseparing

  ['tSi:z,pErIN]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

      3) _pl. , 

    2. _a. 
_____

cheesy

  ['tSi:zI] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. , 
_____

cheetah

  ['tSi:t] _n. _. 
_____

chef

  [Sef] _n. _. -,  
_____

chef-d'oeuvre

  [SeI'd:vr] _n. _. (_pl. chefs-d'oeuvre) 
_____

chefs-d'oeuvre

  [SeI'd:vr] _pl.  chef-d'oeuvre
_____

cheiromancy

  ['kaIrumnsI] = chiromancy
_____

cheiroptera

  [kaI'rOptr] _n. _pl. _. 
_____

chela

  ['ki:l] _n. (_pl. -lae) _. 
_____

chelae

  ['ki:li:] _pl.  chela
_____

chemical

  ['kemIkl]

    1. _a. ; chemical fertilizers  ;
    chemical war gases   ; chemical warfare
     ; chemical defence  

    2. _n. _pl. ;  
_____

chemise

  [SI'mi:z] _n.  
_____

chemisette

  [,Semi:'zet] _n. ,  ()
_____

chemist

  ['kemIst] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; chemist's shop 
_____

chemistry

  ['kemIstrI] _n. ; agricultural chemistry ; applied
  chemistry  
_____

chemotherapy

  [,kemu'erpI] _n. _. 
_____

chenille

  [S'ni:l] _n. 
_____

cheque

  [tSek]

    1. _n.   {. . check 1, 9)}; to cash a cheque 
      ; to draw a cheque  

    2. _v.: to cheque out   
_____

cheque-book

  ['tSekbuk] _n.  
_____

chequer

  ['tSek]

    1. _n.

      1) _pl.   (  )

      2) _pl. _.  ()

      3) (. _pl.)  

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)    

      3) , 
_____

chequered

  ['tSekd]

    1. _p-p.  chequer 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) У

      3) , ; chequered fortune  ;
      chequered light and shade 
_____

chequer-wise

  ['tSekwaIz] _adv.   
_____

cherish

  ['tSerIS] _v.

    1)  (, )

    2)  ( )

    3)   ()

    4)   ()
_____

cheroot

  [S'ru:t] _n.     
_____

cherry

  ['tSerI]

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2) = cherry-tree

      *) to make two bites of a cherry     
      ̣ 

    2. _a.

      1) Σ 

      2) Σ; cherry brandy Σ , Σ ˣ
_____

cherry-pie

  ['tSerI'paI] _n.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

cherry-stone

  ['tSerIstun] _n.

    1) Σ 

    2) _. ֣ 
_____

cherry-tree

  ['tSerItri:] _n. , Σ 
_____

chert

  [tS:t] _n. _. ,  , 
_____

cherub

  ['tSerb] _n. (_pl. -s ['tSerbz], -bim) 
_____

cherubic

  [tSe'ru:bIk] _a.

    1)   ; 

    2) ݣ;  ( £)
_____

cherubim

  ['tSerbIm] _pl.  cherub
_____

chervil

  ['tS:vIl] _n. _. 
_____

chess

  I [tSes] _n. 

  II [tSes] _n.  
_____

chess-board

  ['tSesbO:d] _n.  
_____

chess-man

  ['tSesmn] _n.  
_____

chess-player

  ['tSes,pleI] _n. 
_____

chest

  [tSest] _n.

    1) ; ; chest of drawers ; medicine chest 
    

    2) ; ; 

    3)  ; weak chest  ̣

    *) to get smth. off one's chest    ޣ-.;
     
_____

chesterfield

  ['tSestfi:ld] _n.

    1)    

    2)   
_____

chest-note

  ['tSestnut] _n.   
_____

chestnut

  ['tSesnAt]

    1. _n.

      1)  (. Spanish  Sweet chestnut)

      2)  ( )

      3) _.  

      4) _.  

      5) _pl. _. 

      *) to put the chestnuts in the fire  ; to pull the
      chestnuts out of the fire for smb.   -.  
      

    2. _a.

      1)  

      2) 
_____

chest-trouble

  ['tSest,trAbl] _n.   ̣
_____

chest-voice

  ['tSestvOIs] _n.   
_____

cheval-glass

  [S'vlgla:s] _n.     , 
_____

chevalier

  [,Sev'lI] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  

    3) 

    *) chevalier of fortune ( of industry) , 
_____

chevaux de frise

  [S'vud'fri:z] _n. _. _pl.

    1) _. 

    2)        
_____

cheviot

  ['tSevIt] _n. 
_____

chevron

  ['Sevrn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

chevy

  ['tSevI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)      

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

chew

  [tSu:]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1) ; to chew the cud  

      2) ,  ( chew on, chew upon)

      *) to chew the fat ( the rag) , , ""
_____

chewing-gum

  ['tSu:INgAm] _n.  
_____

chiaroscuro

  [kI'a:rs'kuru] _. _n.

    1) _.  

    2)   ( )
_____

chiasmus

  [kaI'zms] _n. _.  (    ; .:
  he rose up and down sat she)
_____

chibouk

  [tSI'bu:k] _. _n. 
_____

chibouque

  [tSI'bu:k] _. _n. 
_____

chic

  [Si:k] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. , , 

      *) chic sale _. _. 
_____

chicane

  [SI'keIn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

chicanery

  [SI'keInrI] _n.

    1) = chicane 1

    2) 
_____

chick

  [tSIk] _n.

    1) ̣; 

    2) _. £
_____

chick-pea

  ['tSIkpi:] _n. _. ,  
_____

chick-weed

  ['tSIkwi:d] _n. _. ; 
_____

chickabiddy

  ['tSIk,bIdI] _n. _. , ̣
_____

chickadee

  [,tSIk'di:] _n. _.  ( )
_____

chickaree

  [,tSIk'ri:] _n.  
_____

chicken

  ['tSIkIn] _n.

    1) ̣, ; _. . , 

    2)  (); chicken soup  

    3) _. £; () ; she is no chicken   
    £;     ; spring chicken  

    4) _attr. ޣ

    *) don't count your chickens before they are hatched _.  
     ; Mother Carey's chicken 
_____

chicken-breasted

  ['tSIkIn,brestId] _a. _.   
_____

chicken-hearted

  ['tSIkIn,ha:tId] _a. , 
_____

chicken-liver

  ['tSIkIn,lIv] _n. 
_____

chicken-pox

  ['tSIkInpOks] _n. _.  , 
_____

chickling

  ['tSIklIN] _n.

    1) ̣

    2) _.   (. chickling vetch)
_____

chicle

  ['tSIkl] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) ,  
_____

chicory

  ['tSIkrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: chicory salad    
_____

chid

  [tSId] _p.  _p-p.  chide
_____

chidden

  ['tSIdn] _p-p.  chide
_____

chide

  [tSaId] _v. (chid; chid, chidden)

    1) , ; 

    2) ,  ( )
_____

chief

  [tSi:f]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; ; ; chief of police
       

      2)  (, )

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ; ; chief problem  ; chief wall
       
_____

chiefly

  ['tSi:flI] _adv.  , 
_____

chieftain

  ['tSi:ftn] _n.

    1)  (, )

    2) _.  

    3)  
_____

chieftaincy

  ['tSi:ftnsI] _n.    ,  
_____

chieftainship

  ['tSi:ftnSIp] _n.    ,  
_____

chiff-chaff

  ['tSIftSf] _n. - ()
_____

chiffonier

  [,SIt'nI] _n. ()
_____

chigoe

  ['tSIgu] _n.  (  ,   
   )
_____

chilblain

  ['tSIlbleIn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

child

  [tSaIld] _n. (_pl. children)

    1) £; ; ; ; ; from a child  ; the child
    unborn  ; to be with child  

    2) , 

    3) 

    4) ; fancy's child  

    5) _attr.: child welfare   ( )

    *) to throw out the child along with the bath   
      £; a ( the) burnt child dreads the fire _.
       
_____

child's-play

  ['tSaIldzpleI] _n. ̣ ,  
_____

child-bearing

  ['tSaIld,bErIN] _n. , 
_____

child-birth

  ['tSaIldb:] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

child-minder

  ['tSaIld,maInd] _n. ,   ,  
    
_____

childbed

  ['tSaIldbed] _n. ; to die in childbed   
_____

childhood

  ['tSaIldhud] _n.

    1) ; to be in second childhood   

    2) _attr. ; childhood disease  
_____

childish

  ['tSaIldIS] _a.

    1) ; childish sports  , 

    2) , أ
_____

childless

  ['tSaIldlIs] _a. 
_____

childlike

  ['tSaIldlaIk] _a. , , ,  
  £
_____

childly

  ['tSaIldlI] _.

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _adv. -
_____

childness

  ['tSaIldnIs] _n. _. ; 
_____

children

  ['tSIldrn] _pl.  child
_____

chiliad

  ['kIlId] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

chill

  [tSIl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to take the chill off 

      2) , ; ; chills and fever ; to catch a
      chill 

      3) ;  ( ); to cast a chill 

      4) _. 

      5) _. 

    2. _a.

      1)  

      2) ; 

      3) ; 

      4) _. ̣; chill cast iron ̣ ; chill mould
       , 

    3. _v.

      1) ; ; chilled to the bone   

      2) 

      3)  

      4)   ; 

      5) _.   ()

      6) _. ,   
_____

chilli

  ['tSIlI] _. _n. _. ()  
_____

chilly

  I ['tSIlI] = chilli

  II ['tSIlI]

    1. _a.

      1) ;  ( )

      2) 

      3) , 

    2. _adv.

      1) , 

      2) , 
_____

chimb

  [tSaIm] = chime II
_____

chime

  I [tSaIm]

    1. _n.

      1) ( _pl.)  ; 

      2) ,   ;  

      3) ,  ()

      4) ,  ; in chime  ;  

    2. _v.

      1)  ();  ()

      2)  

      3) ,  (in, with)

      4)  () ( chime over); chime in  
       

  II [tSaIm] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _attr.: chime hoop   ()
_____

chimera

  [kaI'mIr] _n. , ,  
_____

chimerical

  [kaI'merIkl] _a. , 
_____

chimney

  ['tSImnI] _n.

    1)  (  ); 

    2) _. 

    3)  

    4)  , 

    5) ,       

    6) _.   ;  
_____

chimney-cap

  ['tSImnIkp] _n.   
_____

chimney-corner

  ['tSImnI,kO:n] _n.   
_____

chimney-piece

  ['tSImnIpi:s] _n.   ;  
_____

chimney-pot

  ['tSImnIpOt] _n.

    1) = chimney-cap

    2) _attr.: chimney-pot hat _.  ()
_____

chimney-stack

  ['tSImnIstk] _n.     ;  
_____

chimney-stalk

  ['tSImnIstO:k] _n.  ;  
_____

chimney-sweep

  ['tSImnIswi:p] _n. 
_____

chimpanzee

  [,tSImpn'zi:] _n. _. 
_____

chin

  [tSIn]

    1. _n. 

      *) up to the chin  ; to take things on the chin  
      ,  ; chins up!  !,  !

    2. _v.

      1) _. _. , 

      2) _refl. _.    (up)
_____

chin-chin

  ['tSIn'tSIn] _int. _. ) ! (   
  ); )   ! ( )
_____

china

  ['tSaIn]

    1. _n. ,  ; egg-shell china  

      *) to break china ,  

    2. _a. ; china shop   
_____

china-clay

  ['tSaIn'kleI] _n.  , 
_____

china-closet

  ['tSaIn,klOzIt] _n. 
_____

china-ware

  ['tSaInwE] _n.  
_____

chinaman

  ['tSaInmn] _n.   
_____

chinch

  [tSIntS] _n.  ; -
_____

chinchilla

  [tSIn'tSIl] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  
_____

chine

  I [tSaIn] _n.

    1)   

    2) 

    3)  

  II [tSaIn] _n. 
_____

chink

  I [tSINk]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  (, )

      2)  ()

      3) _. , 

    2. _v. , 

  II [tSINk] _n. , , , 

  III [tSINk] _n.     
_____

chinkapin

  ['tSINkpIn] _n. _. _.   , 
  
_____

chinquapin

  ['tSINkpIn] _n. _. _.   , 
  
_____

chintz

  [tSInts] _n. (ݣ) 
_____

chip

  [tSIp]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2)  ();  ();   ()

      3) ,   ; 

      4)   (ۣ ,    ..);
      fish and chips    

      5) _pl. _. ,   

      6) ,  ( )

      7) _pl. _. , ; to buy chips , 
      

      8)    

      9) _pl. 

      *) to hand ( to pass) in one's chips ) ; ) ;
      a chip of the old block    ; I don't care a chip
       ; to have ( to wear) a chip on one's shoulder 
        ;    ;  ; dry as
      a chip ; such carpenters, such chips   
      

    2. _v.

      1) , ԣ; 

      2)   (  ..)

      3) , ; ; this china chips easily 
        أ

      4)    ( )

      5)    

      #) chip in _. ;   ( ,
        ..); chip out 
_____

chip basket

  ['tSIp,ba:skIt] _n. ̣    ( , )
_____

chipboard

  ['tSIpbO:d] _n.    
_____

chipmuck

  ['tSIpmAk] _n. _. 
_____

chipmunk

  [A'tSIpmANk] _n. _. 
_____

chippie

  ['tSIpI] = chippy 2
_____

chippy

  ['tSIpI]

    1. _a.

      1)  ( );  (  )

      2)  ( )

      3) _. ;     (
      )

    2. _n. _. _. 
_____

chirk

  [tS:k] _. _.

    1. _a. ̣, ӣ

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  ( chirk up)
_____

chirm

  [tS:m] _n.  ();  
_____

chiromancy

  ['kaIrumnsI] _n. ,   
_____

chiropodist

  [kI'rOpdIst] _n. ,  ,  
_____

chiropody

  [kI'rOpdI] _n. ;   
_____

chirp

  [tS:p]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _a. _. = chirpy

    3. _v. , 
_____

chirpy

  ['tS:pI] _a. , ӣ
_____

chirr

  [tS:]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ( , )

      2)  (  )
_____

chirrup

  ['tSIrp]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) _.  ( ˣ)
_____

chirruper

  ['tSIrp] _n. _. ˣ
_____

chisel

  ['tSIzl]

    1. _n. _. ; , , ; 

      *) full chisel _. _.   

    2. _v.

      1) ;  (   ..)

      2) _.  , , , 

      3)  ( )

      4) _. , 

      #) chisel in _. ; 
_____

chiselled

  ['tSIzld]

    1. _p-p.  chisel 2

    2. _a. ޣ; ; chiselled features ޣ  
_____

chit

  I [tSIt] _n. £, ; a chit of a girl 

  II [tSIt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  

  III [tSIt] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) ޣ

    3) , , 

    4) 

    *) farewell chit _. _.  
_____

chit-chat

  ['tSIttSt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

chiton

  ['kaItn] _n. 
_____

chitterlings

  ['tSItlINz] _n. _pl. 
_____

chivalrous

  ['SIvlrs] _a. , 
_____

chivalry

  ['SIvlrI] _n. 
_____

chive

  [tSaIv] _n.

    1) (. _pl.) -, -

    2)  ; 
_____

chivied

  ['tSIvId] _a. , 
_____

chivy

  ['tSIvI] = chevy
_____

chloral

  ['klO:rl] _n. _. 
_____

chlorate

  ['klO:rIt] _n. _. ,   
_____

chloric

  ['klO:rIk] _a. _. ; chloric acid  
_____

chloride

  ['klO:raId] _.

    1. _n. ,   ; sodium chloride
     

    2. _a. 
_____

chlorine

  ['klO:ri:n]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _a. -̣
_____

chloroform

  ['klOrfO:m]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

chlorophyll

  ['klOrfIl] _n. _. 
_____

chlorosis

  [kl'rusIs] _n.

    1) _. ,  

    2) _. ,   ()
_____

chlorous

  ['klO:rs] _a. _. ; chlorous acid  
_____

chock

  [tSOk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; ; 

      3)   ( ̣); 

      4) _.  

      5) _. , ; , , 

      6) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  (. chock off);  

      2) _.   

      #) chock up , , 
_____

chock-a-block

  ['tSOk'blOk] _a.

    1) _.  ,  

    2) _. ;  
_____

chock-full

  ['tSOkful] _a.  ; 
_____

chocolate

  ['tSOklIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; a bar of chocolate  

      2) _pl.  

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

choice

  [tSOIs]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; a wide (a poor) choice 
      () ; to make choice of smth. ,  -.;
      to make ( to take) one's choice  ; take your choice
      ; I have no choice but     , ; 
      ģ

      2)  ; here is the choice of the whole garden 
      ,    

      3) ; 

      *) Hobson's choice  ,   
      , "  "; for choice 

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , ; to be choice of one's company 
        
_____

choicely

  ['tSOIslI] _adv. ,  
_____

choir

  ['kwaI]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

      3)   ( )

    2. _v.  
_____

choir-master

  ['kwaI,ma:st] _n. 
_____

choke

  I [tSuk]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

      3)   ()

      4) _.  ; 

      5) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  ( );  ( , ); tears
      choked him ̣  

      3)  (. choke up); to choke a fire   (
      ԣ); to choke a plant  

      4) , 

      5) _. ; 

      #) choke down )    (); )   
      (̣,   ..); he choked down his anger   
      ; choke in _. _.   ; 
        ; choke off )   ( ,
      ); )  -.; choke up ) ; 
      ( ); )  ( ); ;
      ) ; ) _. = choke in

  II [tSuk] _n.  
_____

choke-bore

  ['tSukbO:]

    1)  (  ,   )

    2) أ 
_____

choke-coil

  ['tSukkOIl] _n. _.  
_____

choke-damp

  ['tSukdmp] _n.  
_____

choke-full

  [,tSuk'ful] _a.  , 
_____

choker

  ['tSuk] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.   (.   )

    3)   (. white choker)

    4) _.  
_____

chokidar

  ['tSukIda:] _. _n. 
_____

choky

  I ['tSukI] _a.

    1)  (.  )

    2) 

  II ['tSukI] _. _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

cholera

  ['kOlr] _n. ; Asiatic cholera, malignant cholera 
  ; summer cholera  , 
_____

choleraic

  [,kOl'reIIk] _a. 
_____

choleric

  ['kOlrIk] _a. , ֣; 
_____

cholerine

  ['kOlrIn] _n. 
_____

choose

  [tSu:z] _v. (chose; chosen)

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , ;  ( choose rather)

    4) _. ; he did not choose to see her    ţ 

    *) I cannot choose but go   ; not much ( nothing)
    to choose between them   
_____

chooser

  ['tSu:z] _n. ,  
_____

choosey

  ['tSu:zI] _a. _. , 
_____

choosy

  ['tSu:zI] _a. _. , 
_____

chop

  I [tSOp]

    1. _n.

      1) () 

      2)  (); mutton (pork) chop  () 

      3)  ()

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3)  ()

      #) chop about  {. . chop III, 2}; chop down ;
      chop off ; chop up , 

  II [tSOp] _n. (. _pl.)  {. . chap III, 1)}

    *) to lick one's chops  (.   ); chops
    of the Channel   -   

  III [tSOp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; chops and changes ; 
      

      2) 

      3) ̣ ,  ( )

      4) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  ( )

      3) ; to chop and change  ,
      ;   ,   ..

      4)  ; to chop logic , Σ

      #) chop about    ( ) {. . chop I,
      2}; chop in   ; chop round = chop about

  IV [tSOp] _n. ,  ; first (second-) chop 
  () 
_____

chop-chop

  ['tSOp'tSOp] _adv. _. -
_____

chop-house

  ['tSOphaus] _n. ۣ 
_____

chop-suey

  ['tSOp'su:I] _n.  
_____

chopper

  I ['tSOp] _n.

    1)  (); 

    2) 

    3) _. 

    4) _. ԣ,  ̣

    5) _. ; 

  II ['tSOp] _. _n.  
_____

chopper switch

  ['tSOpswItS] _n. _. 
_____

choppy

  ['tSOpI] _a.

    1)  ,  ( );  ( )

    2) 
_____

chopsticks

  ['tSOpstIks] _n. _pl.    ( ,   )
_____

choral

  1. ['kO:rl] _a. ; choral speaking  

  2. [kO'ra:l] _n. 
_____

chorale

  [kO'ra:l] _n. 
_____

chord

  I [kO:d] _n.

    1)  (. _.); to strike ( to touch) the right chord
      ;   -. 

    2) _. ; vocal chords  ; spinal chord 
    

    3) _. 

    4) _.  ()

  II [kO:d] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

chorda

  ['kO:d] _n. (_pl. -dae) _.

    1) = chord I, 2

    2)  , 
_____

chordae

  ['kO:di:] _pl.  chorda
_____

chore

  [tSO:] = char I
_____

chorea

  [kO'rI] _n. _. 
_____

choree

  [kO'ri:] _n. _. , 
_____

choreographer

  [,kOrI'Ogrf] _n. , 
_____

choreographic

  [,kOrI'grfIk] _a. 
_____

choreography

  [,kOrI'OgrfI] _n. 
_____

choriamb

  ['kOrImb] _n. _. 
_____

chorine

  ['kurIn] _n. _. 
_____

chorister

  ['kOrIst] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _.  ()
_____

chortle

  ['tSO:tl]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)   ; 

      2)  , 
_____

chorus

  ['kO:rs]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ; in chorus ; to swell the chorus
         ,    

      2) 

      3)  

      4) ,   ; 

      5)    

    2. _v. ,  
_____

chose

  [tSuz] _p.  choose
_____

chosen

  ['tSuzn]

    1. _p-p.  choose

    2. _a. 
_____

chough

  [tSAf] _n.  ()
_____

choultry

  ['tSaultrI] _. _n.

    1) -

    2)  
_____

chouse

  [tSaus] _.

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v. ; 
_____

chow

  [tSau] _n.

    1)  (   )

    2) _. _. 
_____

chow-chow

  ['tSau'tSau] _. _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  
_____

chowder

  ['tSaud] _n. _.  ̣  , , , 
   ..
_____

chrism

  ['krIzm] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

christen

  ['krIsn] _v.

    1) 

    2)    

    3)  , 
_____

christening

  ['krIsnIN]

    1. _pres-p.  christen

    2. _n. 
_____

christianize

  [''krIstjnaIz] _v.   
_____

chromatic

  [kru'mtIk] _a.

    1) ; chromatic printing  

    2) _. ; chromatic scale  
_____

chromatics

  [kru'mtIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.)     
_____

chrome

  [krum] _n.

    1) = chromium

    2) ֣ ; ֣ 
_____

chromic

  ['krumIk] _a. _. ; chromic acid  
_____

chromium

  ['krumjm] _n. _. 
_____

chromolithograph

  ['krumu'lIugra:f] _n. 
_____

chromosome

  ['krumsum] _n. _. 
_____

chromosphere

  ['krumsfI] _n. 
_____

chromotype

  ['krumutaIp] _n. _. 
_____

chronic

  ['krOnIk]

    1. _a.

      1) ;  ( )

      2) ; ; chronic doubts  ; chronic
      complaints  

      3) _. ; something chronic  

    2. _n. 
_____

chronicle

  ['krOnIkl]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  ( , )

      2)  ( );  
_____

chronicler

  ['krOnIkl] _n.

    1) ˣ

    2) 
_____

chronograph

  ['krOnugra:f] _n. 
_____

chronologic

  [,krOn'lOdIk] = chronological
_____

chronological

  [,krOn'lOdIkl] _a. 
_____

chronology

  [kr'nOldI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

chronometer

  [kr'nOmIt] _n. 
_____

chronopher

  ['krOnf] _n. _. ,    
_____

chrysalides

  [krI'slIdi:z] _pl.  chrysalis
_____

chrysalis

  ['krIslIs] _n. (_pl. -es ['krIslIsIz], -ides) _. 
  ()
_____

chrysanthemum

  [krI'snmm] _n. 
_____

chryselephantine

  [,krIselI'fntaIn] _a.     ;   
    ( )
_____

chrysolite

  ['krIsulaIt] _n. _. 
_____

chub

  [tSAb] _n.  ()
_____

chubby

  ['tSAbI] _a. , ݣ
_____

chuck

  I [tSAk]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  

      2) _attr. _. chuck jaw   

    2. _v. _. ,   

  II [tSAk]

    1. _n.

      1) ģ ()

      2) = chuck-farthing

      3) _. ; to give smb. the chuck  -.;
         -.

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  ,  (under); to chuck under the chin
        

      #) chuck away )  , ; ) 
      (); chuck out ; , 
      (   ,  ); chuck up
       (,   ..)

      *) chuck it! _. !; !; to chuck one's hand in
      ;   ģ; to chuck one's weight about
       

  III [tSAk]

    1. _n.

      1) ̣

      2) _. 

      3) 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)   

      3)  

    3. _int.: chuck!, chuck! -!

  IV [tSAk] _n. _. , ; hard chuck _. 
_____

chuck-farthing

  ['tSAk,fa:IN] _n.   
_____

chuck-hole

  ['tSAkhul] _n. _. 
_____

chuckle

  I ['tSAkl]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; 

      2) 

      3) 

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) ; he is chuckling at ( over) his success  
       

      3) 

  II ['tSAkl] _a.

    1)  (.  )

    2) 
_____

chuckle-head

  ['tSAklhed] _n. 
_____

chuddar

  ['tSAd] _. _n.

    1)  

    2)    
_____

chuff

  [tSAf] _n. 
_____

chug

  [tSAg]

    1. _n.  (, )

    2. _v.    (   ..)
_____

chum

  [tSAm] _.

    1. _n. , ;  

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)      (together, with)

      #) chum in, chum up  (with -  -.)
_____

chummage

  ['tSAmId] _n.

    1)         ( ,
    )

    2) ,       
       
_____

chummery

  ['tSAmrI] _n.

    1)    

    2) ,   
_____

chummy

  ['tSAmI] _a. _. 
_____

chump

  [tSAmp] _n.

    1) , 

    2)   (-.)

    3)   ()

    4) _. , ""; to go off one's chump )  
    ; )   , ""

    5) _. , 
_____

chunk

  [tSANk]

    1. _n.

      1) = chump 1)  2)

      2) _.  ; 

      3)    

      4)  

    2. _v. _. _.

      1) , , 

      2) , 

      #) chunk up )   ( ); )  
_____

chunking

  ['tSANkIN]

    1. _n. ;     

    2. _a. , ; chunking piece of beef   
_____

church

  [tS:tS] _n.

    1) ; Church of England, Anglican Church  ;
    to go to church )   ;  ; ) ;
     ; to go into ( to enter) the Church 
     

    2) _attr. 
_____

church service

  ['tS:tS,s:vIs] _n.  , 
_____

church-goer

  ['tS:tS,gu] _n. ()   
_____

church-owl

  ['tS:tSaul] = barn-owl
_____

church-rate

  ['tS:tSreIt] _n.     
_____

church-text

  ['tStStekst] _n. _.  ޣ  
_____

churchman

  ['tS:tSmn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

churchwarden

  ['tS:tS'wO:dn] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.   
_____

churchy

  ['tS:tSI] _a. _.

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

churchyard

  ['tS:tS'ja:d] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.  
_____

churl

  [tS:l] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) 

    3) 
_____

ceorl

  ['tSEl] _ = churl
_____

churlish

  ['tS:lIS] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , 

    4)  ( );  ( )

    5)  ( )
_____

churly

  ['tS:lI] _. = churlish
_____

churn

  [tS:n]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)  ()

      2) ; ; the wind churned the river to foam 
       
_____

churn-staff

  ['tS:nsta:f] _n. 
_____

chut

  [tSt], [St], [tSAt] _int.   -   !
_____

chute

  [Su:t] _n.

    1) ;  

    2)  ;  (, )

    3) _. ; , ֣,  ֣

    4) 

    5) _. 
_____

chyle

  [kaIl] _n. _.  , 
_____

chyme

  [kaIm] _n. _.  , 
_____

ci-devant

  [,si:d'va:N] _a. _. ; ci-devant chairman  
_____

cicada

  [sI'ka:d] _n. 
_____

cicatrice

  ['sIktrIs] _n. , 
_____

cicatrization

  [,sIktraI'zeISn] _n. , 
_____

cicatrize

  ['sIktraIz] _v.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) () 
_____

cicely

  ['sIsIlI] = chervil
_____

cicerone

  [,tSItS'runI] _. _n. (_pl. -ni) , , 
_____

ciceroni

  [,tSItS'runi:] _pl.  cicerone
_____

cider

  ['saId] _n. 

    *) all talk and no cider _.  ,   
_____

cigar

  [sI'ga:] _n. 
_____

cigar-holder

  [sI'ga:,huld] _n.   
_____

cigarette

  [,sIg'ret] _n. ; ; have a cigarette! !;
  filter-tipped cigarette   
_____

cigarette-case

  [,sIg'retkeIs] _n. 
_____

cigarette-end

  [,sIg'retend] _n. 
_____

cigarette-holder

  [,sIg'ret,huld] _n. 
_____

cigarette-lighter

  [,sIg'ret,laIt] _n. 
_____

cigarette-paper

  [,sIg'ret,peIp] _n.  
_____

cigarette-stub

  [,sIg'retstAb] = cigarette-end
_____

cilery

  ['sIlrI] = cillery
_____

cilia

  ['sIlI] _n. _pl.

    1) _. 

    2) _. _. 
_____

ciliary

  ['sIlIrI] _a. _. _. , 
_____

ciliated

  ['sIlIeItId] _a.

    1) ۣ 

    2) _. _. ֣ , 
_____

cilice

  ['sIlIs] _n.   
_____

cillery

  ['sIlrI] _n. _.     (  )
_____

cinch

  [sIntS] _.

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.  ģ, 

      3) ۣ 

      4) ; ; to have a cinch on smb.  -.  

    2. _v.

      1)   (. cinch up)

      2) _.  ( -.), "  "

      3)  ( )
_____

cinchona

  [sIN'kun] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2)  
_____

cincture

  ['sINktS]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) 

      3) _.  ()

    2. _v. , 
_____

cinder

  ['sInd]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) , 

      3) ( _pl.) ;  ; ; to burn to a cinder
       ;  ()

    2. _v. ,   
_____

cinder track

  ['sIndtrk] = cinder-path
_____

cinder-box

  ['sIndbOks] _n. _. 
_____

cinder-path

  ['sIndpa:] _n. _. ,  
_____

cinder-sifter

  ['sInd,sIft] _n.      
_____

cine-camera

  ['sInI,kmr] _n.  (ߣ)
_____

cine-film

  ['sInIfIlm] _n. ̣
_____

cine-projector

  [,sInpr'dekt] _n.  
_____

cinema

  ['sInm] _n.

    1) , ,  (. the cinema)

    2) 

    3) 
_____

cinema-circuit

  ['sInm,s:kIt] _n. ,   
_____

cinema-goer

  ['sInm,gu] _n. 
_____

cinemactor

  ['sInm,kt] _n. _. ԣ
_____

cinemactress

  ['sInm,ktrIs] _n. _. 
_____

cinemaddict

  ['sInm,dIkt] _n. _. _.   , 
_____

cinemascope

  ['sInmskup] _n.  (  )
_____

cinematics

  [,sIn'mtIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) _. 
_____

cinematograph

  [,sIn'mtgra:f] _n. 
_____

cinematographic

  [,sIn,mt'grfIk] _a. 
_____

cinematography

  [,sInmtOgrfI] _n. 
_____

cinerama

  [,sIn'ra:m] _. 
_____

cineraria

  I [,sIn'rErI] _pl.  cinerarium

  II [,sIn'rErI] _n. _. , 
_____

cinerarium

  [,sIn'rErIm] _. _n. (_pl. -ria)     
_____

cinerary

  ['sInrrI] _a. ; cinerary urn   
_____

cinereous

  [sI'nIrIs] _a.  
_____

cinnabar

  ['sInba] _n. 
_____

cinnamon

  ['sInmn] _n.

    1) 

    2) - 
_____

cinq

  [sINk] = cinque
_____

cinque

  [sINk] _n. ԣ,   ( , ,  )
_____

cipher

  ['saIf]

    1. _n.

      1) ; in cipher 

      2)  ; a number of three ciphers ң 

      3) ; ; to stand for cipher   

      4) 

      5) _attr.: cipher officer  ( )

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ( cipher out)

      2) , 

      3)   
_____

circa

  ['s:k] _. _prep. ,  (_. .); died circa ( .)
  1183    1183 .
_____

circle

  ['s:kl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ,  (); ruling circles  

      3) 

      4) , ; a wide circle of interests   

      5) ; ; circle of the seasons   ң ͣ
      ; to come full circle  ;   
      

      6) 

      7) _. ; dress circle ; upper circle ; parquet
      circle 

      8) _. 

      9) _.  (   ..)

      10) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)   ; ; the Earth circles the Sun 
        

      2) _. 

      3)    (,   ..)
_____

circlet

  ['s:klIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ; circlet of flowers 
_____

circs

  [s:ks] _n. _pl. (_.  circumstances) _.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

circuit

  ['s:kIt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ; circuit of the globe   

      3) ,  ; to make ( to take) a circuit 
       ԣ

      4) _.    (. circuit court)

      5)  (,   ..); , ; circuit of
      action  

      6) ,  

      7)      

      8) _. , ; ; broken ( open) circuit 
      ; detector circuit  

      9) _attr.: circuit rider _. _. 

    2. _v.  ;  ; 
_____

circuit breaker

  ['s:kIt,breIk] _n. _.  ; 
_____

circuitous

  [s:'kjuIts] _a. ,  ()
_____

circular

  ['s:kjul]

    1. _a.

      1) ; circular saw  ( ) ; circular
      staircase  

      2) ; circular motion  ; circular railway
        

      3) ; circular arc ,  

      4) ; circular letter ) ( ); ) =
      circular note; circular note   

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; 
_____

circularity

  [,s:kju'lrItI] _n. , 
_____

circularize

  ['s:kjulraIz] _v.  , 
_____

circulate

  ['s:kjuleIt] _v.

    1) ;   

    2) ()

    3) 

    4)   ,  ( )

    5)  (    )

    6) _. = circularize
_____

circulating

  ['s:kjuleItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  circulate

    2. _a. ; ; circulating capital 
    ; circulating decimal ( fraction)  ;
    circulating library      ; circulating
    medium _. ԣ 
_____

circulation

  [,s:kju'leISn] _n.

    1) , ;  

    2)  (. circulation of the blood)

    3)  

    4)  (, )

    5)  (  ..)

    6) ; to put into circulation   ; withdrawn
    from circulation   ; circulation of commodities
     

    7) _attr.   ; circulation department 
     ( ,   ..); circulation manager
       (,   ..)
_____

circulator

  ['s:kjuleIt] _n.

    1) ; circulator of infection  

    2) _.  
_____

circulatory

  ['s:kjultrI] _a. 
_____

circum-

  ['s:km]     , 
_____

circum-meridian

  [,s:kmm'rIdIn] _a. _.    (   ..)
_____

circumambient

  [,s:km'mbInt] _a.  ( , ); 
_____

circumambulate

  [,s:km'mbjuleIt] _v.

    1)  

    2)    
_____

circumaviate

  [,s:km'eIvIeIt] _v.  ; to circumaviate the earth 
   ̣
_____

circumbendibus

  [,s:km'bendIbs] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) = circumlocution
_____

circumcise

  ['s:kmsaIz] _v.

    1) _.  

    2) _.   

    3)  
_____

circumcision

  [,s:km'sIn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  

    3)  
_____

circumference

  [s'kAmfrns] _n.

    1) _. ; 

    2) 
_____

circumferential

  [s,kAmf'renSl] _a.   ; 
_____

circumflex

  ['s:kmfleks] _n. ,     (
  _-.   ;  .   
     , .: fete  
  feste)
_____

circumfluent

  [s'kAmflunt] _a.    , 
_____

circumfluous

  [s'kAmflus] _a.

    1) = circumfluent

    2) , ֣ 
_____

circumgyration

  ['s:km,daI'reISn] _n.  (  ); 
_____

circumjacent

  [,s:km'deIsnt] _a. ,  
_____

circumlittoral

  [,s:km'lItrl] _a. 
_____

circumlocution

  [,s:kml'kju:Sn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ; 

    3) _. , ()

    *) Circumlocution Office ,   ,
    ,  (    
      " ")
_____

circumlocutional

  [,s:kml'kju:Snl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

circumlocutory

  [,s:km'lOkjutrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. , 
_____

circumnavigate

  [,s:km'nvIgeIt] _v.  ; to circumnavigate the globe (
  the earth, the world)   
_____

circumnavigation

  ['s:km,nvI'geISn] _n.  
_____

circumnavigator

  [,s:km'nvIgeIt] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  
_____

circumscribe

  ['s:kmskraIb] _v.

    1) ;  ; to circumscribe smb.'s power of
    action  -. 

    2) _. 
_____

circumscription

  [,s:km'skrIpSn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3)  (  ,     ..)
_____

circumsolar

  [,s:km'sul] _a. _.   ;   
_____

circumspect

  ['s:kmspekt] _a.

    1) ,  ( )

    2)  ( ,   ..)
_____

circumspection

  [,s:km'spekSn] _n. , ; ֣
_____

circumspective

  [,s:km'spektIv] _a.

    1) = circumspect

    2) ,  ӣ 
_____

circumstance

  ['s:kmstns] _n.

    1) ; ; the circumstance that  , ; lucky
    circumstance  ; unforeseen circumstance 
    

    2) _pl. , ; under ( in) no circumstances 
      , ; under the circumstances  
    ,   

    3) _pl.  ; in easy (reduced) circumstances 
     (Σ)  

    4) , ; to omit no essential circumstance 
        

    5) ; he was received with great circumstance  
     ; not a circumstance to _.    , 
    ģ     
_____

circumstanced

  ['s:kmstnst] _a.   (-) 
_____

circumstantial

  [,s:km'stnSl]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ,  ( ); circumstantial
      evidence ,  

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _pl.  ; difference between substantials and
      circumstantials     
_____

circumstantiality

  ['s:km,stnSI'lItI] _n. 
_____

circumstantially

  [,s:km'stnSlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2)  ,    
_____

circumvent

  [,s:km'vent] _v.

    1) , , 

    2) ,  ()
_____

circumvention

  [,s:km'venSn] _n. , 
_____

circumvolution

  [,s:kmv'lju:Sn] _n.

    1)  (  )

    2) , 
_____

circus

  ['s:ks] _n.

    1) 

    2)      

    3) _.  ; 

    4) _attr.: circus floor _.  
_____

cirque

  [s:k] _n.

    1) _. ; 

    2) = circus 3)
_____

cirrhosis

  [sI'rusIs] _n. _.  
_____

cirri

  ['sIraI] _pl.  cirrus
_____

cirro-cumulus

  ['sIru'ku:mjuls] _n. - , ""
_____

cirro-stratus

  ['sIru'strats] _n. - 
_____

cirrous

  ['sIrs] _a. 
_____

cirrus

  ['sIrs] _n. (_pl. -cirri)

    1)  

    2) _. _. 
_____

cisalpine

  [sIs'lpaIn] _a.  (    )
_____

cisatlantic

  [,sIst'lntIk] _a.     
_____

cissy

  ['sIsI] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2)    ; ,  
_____

cist

  [sIst] _n. _. 
_____

cistern

  ['sIstn] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) ϣ
_____

citadel

  ['sItdl] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; ; 
_____

citation

  [saI'teISn] _n.

    1) ; , ; 

    2) ; citation of facts  

    3) _.  ( )

    4) _.    ; to get a citation 
      
_____

cite

  [saIt] _v.

    1) ; 

    2)  ( , . )

    3) _.    
_____

cither

  ['sI] _n. _. _. , 
_____

cithern

  ['sIn] _n. _. _. , 
_____

citify

  ['sItIfaI] _v.   
_____

citizen

  ['sItIzn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 

    3) _.  ()
_____

citizenry

  ['sItIznrI] _n.  , 
_____

citizenship

  ['sItIznSIp] _n. 
_____

citrate

  ['sItrIt] _n. _.   
_____

citric

  ['sItrIk] _a. 
_____

citrine

  [sI'tri:n]

    1. _n. _. ,  

    2. _a.  
_____

citron

  ['sItrn] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)   (. citron colour)
_____

citrus

  ['sItrs] _n. _. 
_____

cits

  [sIts] _n. _pl. _. _.  
_____

cittern

  ['sIt:n] = cither(n)
_____

city

  ['sItI] _n.

    1) ,   ( );    
         ( )

    2): the City ,     ;  
      

    3) _attr. , ; city council  ;
    city hall _.  , ; city planning
     ; city water   () 

    4) (City) _attr.: City man , , ; City article
           ; City editor
    )    ; ) _.  
_____

city-state

  ['sItIsteIt] _n. _. , -
_____

civet

  ['sIvIt] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2)  (   ̣   ;
    .  )
_____

civet-cat

  ['sIvItkt] = civet 1)
_____

civic

  ['sIvIk] _a. ; civic consciousness 
_____

civic-minded

  ['sIvIk'maIndId] _a.     
_____

civics

  ['sIvIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.)

    1)  ;  

    2) _.  
_____

civil

  ['sIvl] _a.

    1) ; civil rights  ; civil strife
    

    2)  (. ); civil engineer -;
    civil servant   , ; Civil
    Service   ; Civil Defence 
     

    3) _.  (. ); civil case 
    ; Civil Law  

    4) , ; to keep a civil tongue (in one's head)
       ,  , 

    *) civil list   (    
    )
_____

civilian

  [sI'vIljn]

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2) _pl.  

      3) ,    

      4) _. ,    

    2. _a. ; civilian clothes  ; civilian population
     
_____

civility

  [sI'vIlItI] _n. , ; to exchange civilities
   
_____

civilization

  [,sIvIlaI'zeISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

civilize

  ['sIvIlaIz] _v. 
_____

civilized

  ['sIvIlaIzd]

    1. _p-p.  civilize

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) , 
_____

civilly

  ['sIvIlI] _adv. , , 
_____

civil-spoken

  ['sIvl'spukn] _a.   
_____

civvy

  ['sIvI] _n. _.

    1)  ()

    2) _pl. _.  

    3) _attr.: Civvy Street _. _. "",  
_____

civy

  ['sIvI] _n. _.

    1)  ()

    2) _pl. _.  

    3) _attr.: Civy Street _. _. "",  
_____

clabber

  ['klb]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. , ף ( )
_____

clack

  [klk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ݣ

      2)  ; 

      3) 

      4) = clack-valve

    2. _v.

      1) ; ݣ

      2)  

      3) , 
_____

clack-valve

  ['klk'vlv] _n. _.    
_____

clad

  I [kld] _a.

    1) ; ,  ; she was poorly clad   
    

    2) _. 

  II [kld] _. _p.  _p-p.  clothe
_____

cladmetal

  ['kld,metl] _n.  
_____

claim

  [kleIm]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; , ; to
      raise a claim  ; to lay claim to smth., to put
      smth. in a claim    -.

      2) ; 

      3) . _.  _.  , ģ 
       ;    ; to jump a claim
      )   , ģ ; ) 
       -.,  ; to stake out a claim
      )   ģ ; )  ϣ  
      -.

    2. _v.

      1) ; to claim damages   ; to
      claim attention    ; to claim one's right
       

      2) ,  ,   ( -.);
      to claim the victory    

      3) , 

      4) _.     
_____

claim check

  ['kleIm'tSek] _n.    ,    
  ..
_____

claimant

  ['kleImnt] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) 
_____

claiming race

  ['kleImIN'reIs] _n. ,       
  
_____

clairvoyance

  [klE'vOIns] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

clairvoyant

  [klE'vOInt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) , 
_____

clam

  [klm]

    1. _n.

      1)    (,   .)

      2) _. _. ,  

      *) as happy as a clam (at high tide) -ģ; ,
      

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) , 

      3) _. _.    , ; 
_____

clamant

  ['kleImnt] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; ; a clamant need for changes 
      
_____

clamber

  ['klmb]

    1. _n. ;  ߣ

    2. _v. ,  ( clamber up)
_____

clambering plant

  ['klmbrIN'pla:nt] _n.  
_____

clamminess

  ['klmInIs] _n. , 
_____

clammy

  ['klmI] _a.

    1) , 

    2)     
_____

clamorous

  ['klmrs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

clamour

  ['klm]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  

      3) , 

    2. _v.  ; 

      #) clamour against ,   -.; clamour
      down   (); clamour for ; to
      clamour for peace  ; clamour out  
_____

clamp

  I [klmp] _.

    1. _n. ; , ; 

    2. _v. , ; 

      #) clamp down (on) _. ; ; 
       ( -.)

  II [klmp]

    1. _n.  (,      ̣); 
    (,   );  ( )

    2. _v.    (. clamp up)

  III [klmp]

    1. _n. ֣ 

    2. _v.  
_____

clams-hell

  ['klmSel] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

clan

  [kln] _n.

    1) ,  ( )

    2) 
_____

clandestine

  [kln'destIn] _a. , ; 
_____

clang

  [klN]

    1. _n. , ,    (, ,
    ;   - )

    2. _v.  , ,  ; to clang glasses together
    ,  
_____

clangour

  ['klNg] _n.   ,   
_____

clank

  [klNk]

    1. _n. ,  (, ); 

    2. _v.  (); 
_____

clannish

  ['klnIS] _a.

    1) , 

    2)    , 

    3) , ,   ϣ ,   ..
_____

clanship

  ['klnSIp] _n.

    1)     , 

    2)    , , 
_____

clansman

  ['klnzmn] _n.  
_____

clap

  I [klp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  ()

      3) = clapper

    2. _v.

      1) , ; the audience clapped the singer 
       

      2)  (,   ..); to clap the lid of a box to
        

      3) ; to clap smb. on the back  -.  

      4) _. ,  (in); to clap in prison   

      5)  (  ); ; to clap duties on
      goods   ; to clap a hat on one's head
       

      #) clap on: to clap on sails  ; to clap on to smb.
       -. (-.); clap up: to clap up (a bargain, match,
      peace) ,   (, , )

      *) to clap eyes on smb. _. ,  -.

  II [klp] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

clapboard

  ['klpbO:d] _n.

    1) ̣ ();    ̣

    2) _.   
_____

clap-net

  ['klpnet] _n.   
_____

clapper

  ['klp] _n.

    1)  (  _. )

    2)  (  )

    3) ˣ
_____

clapperclaw

  ['klpklO:] _v.

    1) ,  

    2) ,  
_____

claptrap

  ['klptrp]

    1. _n.  ; -.   ۣ 

    2. _a.   ۣ , 
_____

claque

  [klk] _n. _. ,  ˣ
_____

claqueur

  ['klk] _n. _. ˣ
_____

clarence

  ['klrns] _n.  ң 
_____

clarendon

  ['klrndn] _n. _.  
_____

claret

  ['klrt] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)  

    3) _. ; to tap smb.'s claret  -.   
_____

claret-cup

  ['klretkAp] _n.    
_____

clarification

  [,klrIfI'keISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

clarify

  ['klrIfaI] _v.

    1) ()  ( , )

    2) ()  ( ,   ..)

    3)  ; to clarify the disputes  
_____

clarinet

  [,klrI'net] _n. _. 
_____

clarinettist

  [,klrI'netIst] _n. 
_____

clarion

  ['klrIn]

    1. _n.

      1) _. , 

      2)  ;  

    2. _a. ,  ( ); clarion call  
_____

clarionet

  [,klrI'net] = clarinet
_____

clarity

  ['klrItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

clary

  ['klErI] _n. _.  
_____

clash

  [klS]

    1. _n.

      1)  ();  ()

      2) ; clash of interests  ; clash of
      opinions   

      3) 

    2. _v.

      1) , ,     (.  )

      2)   ;  , , ;   
      

      3)  ( )

      4)  ( );   

      5) ; these colours clash    

      6)   ; our lectures clash   
_____

clasp

  [kla:sp]

    1. _n.

      1) , ԣ

      2) ; , ; he gave my hand a warm clasp  
        

      3) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) ԣ

      2) , ; to clasp in one's arms   ; to
      clasp smb.'s hand  -. ; to ' (one's own) hands
         

      3)  (  )
_____

clasp-knife

  ['kla:spnaIf] _n.  
_____

clasp-pin

  ['kla:sppIn] _n.

    1)  () 

    2) 
_____

class

  I [kla:s]

    1. _n. () ; the working class  ; the
    middle class  ; the upper class  ;
    ; the classes  

    2. _a. ; class alien   

  II [kla:s]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; ; class of problems  

      2) , ; in a class by itself ; it is no
      class _.    

      3) _. 

      4)  ( ); the top of the class   ( )

      5)    ( ); when is class?  
      ?

      6)  (); to take classes (in)   
      (-.)

      7) _.  (   - )

      8) ; to get ( to obtain) a class    

      9)  (  , ); to travel third class
         

      10) _.       ; the 1957 class
       1957  ()

      11) _.  

    2. _a. 

    3. _v.

      1) 

      2)   (  ); Tompkins obtained
      a degree, but was not classed   ,  
      

      3)   , 

      #) class with   
_____

class-book

  ['kla:sbuk] _n. 
_____

class-consciousness

  ['kla:s'kOnSsnIs] _n.  
_____

class-fellow

  ['kla:s,felu] _n. ,  
_____

classic

  ['klsIk]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)    

      3)  

      4) _pl.  ;  
_____

classical

  ['klsIkl] _a. ; classical scholar = classic 2, 2)
_____

classicism

  ['klsIsIzm] _n.

    1) ;   

    2)      

    3) _.    
_____

classicize

  ['klsIsaIz] _v.

    1)   

    2)   
_____

classification

  [,klsIfI'keISn] _n. 
_____

classified

  ['klsIfaId]

    1. _p-p.  classify

    2. _a. _. _. 
_____

classify

  ['klsIfaI] _v. 
_____

classless

  ['kla:slIs] _a. ; classless society  
_____

classman

  ['kla:smn] _n. ,    
_____

class-mate

  ['kla:smeIt] = class-fellow
_____

class-room

  ['kla:srum] _n. ,  ;  (  )
_____

classy

  ['kla:sI] _a. _.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

clastic

  ['klstIk] _a. _. 
_____

clatter

  ['klt]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ()

      2)  ()

      3) , ;  ()

      4) 

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) ; clatter along ;   ( );
      clatter down    ; "" ( 
      )
_____

clause

  [klO:z] _n.

    1) _.  (   );
    principal (subordinate) clause  () 

    2) , ;  ( ); escape clause _. 
    ,     ; saving
    clause _. ,  
_____

clave

  [kleIv] _p.  cleave II
_____

clavecin

  ['klvIsIn] _n. _. 
_____

clavichord

  ['klvIkO:d] _n. _. 
_____

clavicle

  ['klvIkl] _n. _. 
_____

clavicular

  [kl'vIkjul] _a. _. 
_____

clavier

  _n.

    1) ['klvI] 

    2) [kl'vI]  (  )
_____

claw

  [klO:]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)   

      3) 

      4) _. , 

      5) _. , , , ; ; 

      *) to put out a claw  ; to draw in one's claws
      ; to cut ( to clip, to pare) smb.'s claws 
      -. ;  -.

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ; 

      2) ; to claw hold of smth.   -.

      3) _. ; to claw off the land _.   
      

      *) claw me and I'll claw thee _.   
_____

claw-hammer

  ['klO:,hm] _n.      

    *) claw-hammer coat _. 
_____

clay

  [kleI]

    1. _n.

      1) , ڣ

      2) , 

      3) , 

      4) _. 

      5)   (. clay pipe)

      6) _attr.: clay mill 

      *) to moisten one's clay ,  ; clay pigeon 
      ( )

    2. _v.  
_____

clayey

  ['kleII] _a.

    1) ; clayey soil 

    2)   ;  
_____

claymore

  ['kleImO:] _n.   (_. )
_____

clean

  [kli:n]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; clean room  ; clean  

      2) ,  ;  ; clean wheat  
      ; clean timber    (   .
      )

      3)  (  , )

      4) , ; to have a clean record  
      

      5)  ֣ ( )

      6) , ; clean stroke  

      7) , ; to make a clean cut  

      *) to have clean hands in the matter     -.
      ; to make a clean sweep of smth.  ,
        -.;   

    2. _n. , ; to give it a clean , 

    3. _adv.

      1) , ; I clean forgot to ask   
      

      2) 

      3) ;  ; to hit clean in the eye    

    4. _v.

      1) 

      2) ; ; ;  (); 
      ()

      #) clean down )  (    ..); )  ();
      clean out ) ; ) _. , ""; clean up
      ) ,   ; )   ;
      ) _.   
_____

clean-cut

  ['kli:n'kAt] _a.

    1)  ; clean-cut features   

    2) , ̣; 
_____

cleaner

  ['kli:n] _n.

    1) , 

    2)   

    3) _. 
_____

cleaners

  ['kli:nz] _n. _. 
_____

clean-fingered

  ['kli:n'fINgd] _a. 
_____

clean-handed

  ['kli:n'hndId] _a. , 
_____

cleaning

  ['kli:nIN]

    1. _pres-p.  clean 4

    2. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) _. 

      3) _attr.: cleaning woman ,    
      
_____

clean-limbed

  ['kli:n'lImd] _a.  ( )
_____

cleanliness

  ['klenlInIs] _n. ; ; 
_____

cleanly

  1. _a. ['klenlI] 

  2. _adv. ['kli:nlI] ; 
_____

cleanness

  ['kli:nnIs] _n. 
_____

cleanse

  [klenz] _v.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3)   ()
_____

clean-shaven

  ['kli:n'SeIvn] _a.  
_____

clean-up

  ['kli:n'Ap] _n. _.

    1) ; 

    2) ()  ( ,   ..)
_____

clear

  [klI]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; clear sky  

      2) 

      3)  ( , ;  )

      4) ; clear passage  ; all clear ) 
      ; ) _.   ; )  (
      ); all clear signal  ; clear from suspicion 
      ; clear of debts   ; clear line _-.
        ( )

      5) , ; a clear month  

      6)  , ޣ

      7) , , 

      8)  ( )

      *) to get away clear ; in clear )  , 
       ; ) _.  ; to keep clear of smb.
      ,  -.

    2. _adv.

      1) ; to see one's way clear   

      2) ,  (.   .  away, off,
      through  ); three feet clear   

    3. _v.

      1) (); ; to clear the air  ;
        ; to clear the dishes   
      ; to clear the table   

      2) , 

      3)   ( )

      4) 

      5)  (, )

      6) 

      7) 

      8)  (); great reductions in order to clear 
         

      9)  , 

      10)  ,     ,   ;
      to clear an obstacle  ; this horse can clear 5 feet
        ң   5 

      11)   

      12)  ,   

      #) clear away )   ; )  ();
      )  ( , ); clear off )  
      -.; )  ( ); ) _. ; just clear
      off at once!  !; clear out ) ; ) _.
      ; )  , ; clear up ) , ;
      ) ;  (); )  ( )

      *) to clear the skirts of smb.     -.;
       -. ; to clear the decks (for action) _.
         (_.  ); to clear the way
       ; to clear one's expenses   
_____

clearance

  ['klIrns] _n.

    1) ; security clearance  ģ

    2)  ();   

    3) _.    

    4)  

    5)  (.   )

    6)  ޣ  ޣ 

    7)  

    8) _. ;   ( ; . clearance space)

    9)  (, )

    10) _attr.: clearance sale (ۣ) 

    11) _attr.: clearance papers _. ,  
     
_____

clearcole

  ['klIkul] _n. _. 
_____

clear-cut

  ['klI'kAt] _a.  ; ޣ, 
_____

clear-headed

  ['klI'hedId] _a. ,   
_____

clearing

  ['klIrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  clear 3

    2. _n.

      1)   . {. clear 3}; clearing of signal  

      2)  (),   , 

      3) _.  (  ޣ  )

      4)  
_____

clearing bank

  ['klIrIN'bNk] _n.  
_____

clearing station

  ['klIrIN,steISn] _n.  
_____

clearing-house

  ['klIrINhaus] _n. _. ޣ  {. clearing 2, 3)}
_____

clearing-off

  ['klIrIN'Of] _n. ޣ, 
_____

clearly

  ['klIlI] _adv. ; ; ;  ( )
_____

clear-sighted

  ['klI'saItId] _a. , 
_____

clear-starch

  ['klIsta:tS] _v. 
_____

clearstory

  ['klIstrI] = clerestory
_____

clear-way

  ['klIweI] _n. 
_____

cleat

  [kli:t] _n.

    1) _. , ; 

    2) _.  

    3) _. ,   

    4) 

    5) _.  ;  

    6) _.  
_____

cleavage

  ['kli:vId] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , ; cleavage in regard to views  
    ; cleavage of society into classes   
    

    3) _. _. ; 
_____

cleave

  I [kli:v] _v. (clove, cleft; cloven, cleft)

    1) () ( cleave asunder, cleave in two)

    2)   ,  ( -.)

    3) 

  II [kli:v] _v. (clave, cleaved [kli:vd]; cleaved)

    1)  ,  (to)

    2) _. 
_____

cleaver

  ['kli:v] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

cleavers

  ['kli:vz] _n. _.  
_____

clef

  [klef] _n. _. 
_____

cleft

  I [kleft] _n. , 

  II [kleft]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  cleave I

    2. _a. ̣; cleft palate _.  ; in a cleft stick
      
_____

cleg

  [kleg] _n. , 
_____

clem

  [klem] _v. _.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

clematis

  ['klemtIs] _n. _. 
_____

clemency

  ['klemnsI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  ()
_____

clement

  ['klemnt] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  ( )
_____

clench

  [klentS]

    1. _n.

      1)  ();  ()

      2) ̣

      3)  

      4) = clinch 1

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  ();  ()

      3) ,  

      4) = clinch 2
_____

clepsydra

  ['klepsIdr] _n. _. ,  
_____

clerestory

  ['klIstrI] _n. _.   ,  ; 
  
_____

clergy

  ['kl:dI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. _. ; twenty clergy were present
       
_____

clergyman

  ['kl:dImn] _n. ; clergyman's week (fortnight) ,
    () 
_____

cleric

  ['klerIk] _n.  , 
_____

clerical

  ['klerIkl]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; clerical work ,  ;
      clerical error  ,  

    2. _n. 
_____

clericalism

  ['klerIklIzm] _n. 
_____

clericalist

  ['klerIklIst] = clerical 2
_____

clerihew

  ['klerIhju:] _n.  
_____

clerk

  [kla:k]

    1. _n.

      1) , ;  ; correspondence clerk
      _. 

      2) _. 

      3) ; ; Chief Clerk  , 
       

      4) ,  ; clerk of the works 
       ( )

      5) _.  ;    

      *) Clerk of the Weather _. " "; ; _.
      _.     

    2. _v. _. ,  
_____

clerkly

  ['kla:klI] _a.

    1)   ; clerkly hand  

    2) _. , 

    3) _. , ޣ
_____

clerkship

  ['kla:kSIp] _n.  ,   .. {. clerk 1}
_____

clever

  ['klev] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; ; clever piece of work  

    3) , ; he is clever at biology    
    

    4) _. _. 
_____

cleverness

  ['klevnIs] _n.

    1) ң

    2) ; , 
_____

clevis

  ['klevIs] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _. ;  ; 
_____

clew

  [klu:]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.   

    2. _v. (. clew up)

      1)   

      2) _.  ()  

      3) _. _.  -. 
_____

clewline

  ['klu:laIn] _n. _. 
_____

cliche

  ['kli:SeI] _n. _.

    1) _. ;  

    2) ;  
_____

click

  [klIk]

    1. _n.

      1) ݣ (, );  ( )

      2) _. ݣ  (  - )

      3)  ( )

      4) _. ݣ, ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ݣ; to click the door ݣ   ; to click
      one's tongue ݣ ; to click one's heels together
      ݣ 

      2) _.  ,  ( ); 

      3) _.  ޣ, 

      4) _.  
_____

click beetle

  ['klIk,bi:tl] _n. _. -
_____

clicker

  ['klIk] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _. 

    3) _.  ( )
_____

client

  ['klaInt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , 
_____

clientage

  ['klaIntId] _n.

    1) , 

    2)    
_____

clientele

  [,kli:a:n'tel] _n. _.

    1) = clientage 1

    2)  , ;   ( 
    ..)
_____

cliff

  [klIf] _n.

    1)  ; ԣ

    2)  
_____

cliff-hanger

  ['klIf,hN] _n. _. _.

    1)    ,    

    2)   

    3)  (  ..),     
     
_____

climacteric

  [klaI'mktrIk]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  

      2)  

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) , 
_____

climate

  ['klaImIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; ;    (
    climate of opinion); international climate  ;
    in a friendly climate   
_____

climatic

  [klaI'mtIk] _a. 
_____

climatology

  [,klaIm'tOldI] _n. 
_____

climax

  ['klaImks]

    1. _n.

      1)  ,  

      2) _. 

    2. _v.      
_____

climb

  [klaIm]

    1. _n.

      1) ߣ, 

      2) _.  ; rate of climb  ߣ

      3) _attr.: climb indicator _.   

    2. _v.

      1) , , ; to climb (up) a tree 
       ; to climb to power   

      2) _.  

      3) 

      4)  ( )

      #) climb down ) ; ) ,  ( )
_____

climb-down

  ['klaIm'daun] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ( )
_____

climber

  ['klaIm] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl. ԣ 

    3)  

    4) , 
_____

climbing-irons

  ['klaImIN'aInz] _n. _pl.

    1) = climber 2

    2)    
_____

clime

  [klaIm] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

clinch

  [klIntS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ̣

      2)  , 

      3) ,  ( )

    2. _v.

      1)  ģ,   ; ̣

      2)  , ; to clinch a bargain
      ,  ; to clinch an argument  ; to
      clinch the matter  

      3)    ( )
_____

clincher

  ['klIntS] _n.

    1) ̣, ; 

    2) 

    3) _.  

    4) _. 
_____

cling

  [klIN] _v. (clung) ( cling to)

    1) ; 

    2)  (,   ..); to cling together  

    3)   (, )

    4) 

    5)  ( )
_____

clingstone

  ['klINstun] _n.    (,   ..)
_____

clingy

  ['klINI] _a. , ; 
_____

clinic

  ['klInIk] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ,  ( )

    3)   -  
_____

clinical

  ['klInIkl] _a. ; clinical record  
_____

clink

  I [klINk]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( , )

      2) _. _.  

    2. _v. ; ; to clink glasses  , 

  II [klINk] _n. _. ; _. ""
_____

clinker

  I ['klINk] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) 

    3)  

    4)  

  II ['klINk] _n. _.     -. (.
   ,  ,   ..)
_____

clinker-built

  ['klINkbIlt] _a. _.   (. carvel-built)
_____

clinking

  ['klINkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  clink I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. , 

    3. _adv. _. ; clinking good  
_____

clinkstone

  ['klINkstun] _n. _. ,  ,  
_____

clinometer

  [klaI'nOmIt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

clip

  I [klIp]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  ;  

      2) ; ; ; clip of cartridges  

      3)  (, )

    2. _v.

      1) , ,  

      2)  ()

  II [klIp]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) _pl. _.  (  )

      4) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)  (. )

      2) ; ; ; ; to clip the coin 
       

      3)  (    ..); 

      4)   (   ..)

      5) ,  ()

  III [klIp]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  ; at a fast clip  

      2) _. ,  

    2. _v. _.  , 
_____

clipper

  I ['klIp] _n.

    1) ,  ֣

    2) _pl. 

    3) _. 

  II ['klIp] _n.

    1)  (  ; . ֣  )

    2)  ̣   (. ) ̣

    3)  ()

    4) _. -. 
_____

clippie

  ['klIpI] _n. _. - (   ..)
_____

clipping

  ['klIpIN]

    1. _pres-p.  clip II, 2

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

      3) , 

    3. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) _. 
_____

clipping room

  ['klIpINrum] _n. _. 
_____

clique

  [kli:k] _n. _. 
_____

cliquey

  ['kli:kI] _a. _.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

cliquy

  ['kli:kI] _a. _.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

clitoris

  ['klItrIs] _n. _. , 
_____

clivers

  ['klIvz] = cleavers
_____

cloaca

  [klu'eIk] _n.

    1) ,     (   ..)

    2)   ;    

    3) ,  
_____

cloak

  [kluk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ; cloak of snow  

      3) ; , ; under the cloak of loyalty  
      

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  

      2) , , 
_____

cloak-and-dagger

  ['kluknd'dg] _a.

    1) ; ; cloak-and-dagger comedy 
    "  "

    2) ; cloak-and-dagger agents 
_____

cloak-and-sword

  ['kluknd'sO:d] = cloak-and-dagger
_____

cloak-room

  ['klukrum] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _-.  

    3) 
_____

clobber

  ['klOb] _v. _.

    1) , 

    2)  , 
_____

cloche

  [kluS] _n. _.

    1)   

    2)      ( 
    )

    3)   ""
_____

clock

  I [klOk]

    1. _n.

      1)  (, , ); like a clock ;
      he worked the clock round    

      2): what o'clock is it?  ?

      *) the clock strikes for him   ; to put ( to set)
      back the clock ()    ;
       

    2. _v.

      1)      (in, on)    
      (out, off) (  )

      2) _.  ; he clocked 11,6 seconds for the 80 metres
      hurdles    11,6      80 

      3) 

  II [klOk] _n.  ()
_____

clock-case

  ['klOkkeIs] _n.   
_____

clock-face

  ['klOkfeIs] _n. 
_____

clock-glass

  ['klOkgla:s] _n.    
_____

clock-house

  ['klOkhaus] _n. _.  (,   ..)
_____

clock-work

  ['klOkw:k]

    1. _n.  ; like clock-work   
    

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; clock-work toys  
_____

clocking

  ['klOkIN] _a.: clocking hen , 
_____

clockwatcher

  ['klOk,wOtS] _n. ,  "  "; , 
     
_____

clockwise

  ['klOkwaIz]

    1. _a.    

    2. _adv.   
_____

clod

  [klOd]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , ͣ 

      3) , 

    2. _v.

      1) ̣ 

      2)  
_____

clod-poll

  ['klOdpul] = clod 1, 3)
_____

cloddish

  ['klOdIS] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

clodhopper

  ['klOd,hOp] _n. , , ԣ 
_____

clog

  [klOg]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3)    

    2. _v.

      1) , , 

      2) (); ()

      3)  ,  ()

      4)     
_____

cloggy

  ['klOgI] _a.

    1) ;   

    2) , 

    3)  
_____

cloisonne

  [,klOIz'neI] _n. _. 
_____

cloister

  ['klOIst]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.  

      3) _attr.: cloister vault _.  

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)  ( cloister oneself)
_____

cloistered

  ['klOIstd]

    1. _p-p.  cloister 2

    2. _a.

      1) ޣ

      2) Σ

      3) ֣ 
_____

cloisterer

  ['klOIstr] _n. 
_____

cloistral

  ['klOIstrl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) Σ
_____

cloistress

  ['klOIstrIs] _n. 
_____

cloning

  ['klunIN] _n. _.  
_____

clonus

  ['kluns] _n. _.  , 
_____

clop

  [klOp] _n.  ()
_____

close

  I [klus]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) Σ; ; to keep a thing close  -. 
      ; to keep ( to lie) close 

      3) , , ; to keep oneself close 
      

      4)  ( , )

      5) У, 

      6)  (   ); ; close contact 
      ; to get to close quarters ,   
      ; close attack _.    ;
      close column  ; close order  ; close
      defence  

      7) , ; close friend  

      8) ; ; ; close investigation
       ; close reading ,  

      9) ; close translation  

      10)  ( , ); close print  

      11)  , ; 

      12) ;  ( ); close texture  

      13)  ( );  ;  

      14)   ( )

      15) ; he is close with his money  

      *) (by) a close shave )   ; )  
      ; close call _.   ; close contest
         ; close vote    ;
      close district _.  ,    
        ; close season , 
          

    2. _adv.

      1) ; close up ; close on , ;
      there were close on a hundred people present  
       

      2) ; he ran me very close    

      3) ; close cropped  ; to cut one's hair
      close  

  II [kluz]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; to bring to a close  
      , , 

      2) 

      3) _. ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ();  (, )

      2) ();  (  ..); to close a discussion
       

      3)  ;  

      4) _.  ()

      *) close about ; ; close down ) 
      ();  ; )  ; ;
      ) _. ; close in ) ; ;
      ) , ; )  ( ); close on
        ; close round ; close up ) ;
      ) ; )  ( ); ) ;
      )  ; close upon = close on; close with )  
      ; )  ,  

      *) to close one's days ; to close the door on smth. 
        -.;  -. 

  III [klus] _n.

    1)   (  )

    2)  
_____

close-down

  ['kluz'daun] _n.       
_____

close-fisted

  ['klus'fIstId] _a. 
_____

close-grained

  ['klus'greInd] _a. , 
_____

close-hauled

  ['klus'hO:ld] _a. _.    
_____

close-in

  ['klus'In] _a.: close-in fighting  ;  
_____

close-out

  ['klus'aut] _n. 
_____

close-stool

  ['klusstu:l] _n. ; 
_____

close-up

  ['klus'Ap] _n.

    1) _. _.  

    2) _.  

    3) _attr.: close-up pictures _. ,   
_____

closed

  [kluzd]

    1. _p-p.  close II, 2

    2. _a.

      1) , ; closed sea   ( 
         ); closed work _.
       ; closed shop _. ,  
          (    );
      closed economy  , ; closed season
      ,   

      2) 

      3) _. ; closed syllable  

      4) _.  

      *) closed mind 
_____

closely

  ['kluslI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) ; to look closely at smth.    -.

    *) closely confined   
_____

closely-knit

  ['kluslI'nIt] _a. ޣ
_____

closeness

  ['klusnIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 

    4) 

    5) 
_____

closet

  ['klOzIt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) () ; jam closet ; bed closet   ;
       

      3) _. 

      4) 

      5) _attr. ; closet strategist  

    2. _v. ; to be closeted with smb.   -. 
_____

closing

  ['kluzIN]

    1. _pres-p.  close II, 2

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ; 

      3) 

      4) _. 

    3. _a. ; closing speech  
_____

closing-time

  ['kluzINtaIm] _n.   (,   ..)
_____

closure

  ['klu]

    1. _n.

      1) ; _. 

      2) _.  

    2. _v.  
_____

clot

  [klOt]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _.  ()

      3)  

      4) _. 

      5) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1) ף,  ( )

      2) ;  ( )
_____

cloth

  [klO] _n.

    1) ; ; ; ;  ; cloth of gold
    (silver)  () ; bound in cloth  ̣ 
    

    2) _pl.  ;  , 

    3)  

    4) ; to lay the cloth  () 

    5)  ; gentlemen of the cloth 
_____

clothe

  [klu] _v. (clothed [klud], clad)

    1) ; to clothe one's children   ; to
    clothe oneself 

    2) ; clothed with authority ޣ ; to clothe
    one's thoughts in words    

    3) ; spring clothes the land with verdure  
     
_____

clothes

  [kluz] _n. _pl.

    1) , 

    2) () أ
_____

clothes-bag

  ['kluzbg] = clothes-basket
_____

clothes-basket

  ['kluz,ba:skIt] _n.  
_____

clothes-brush

  ['kluzbrAS] _n.  ݣ
_____

clothes-horse

  ['kluzhO:s] _n.    
_____

clothes-line

  ['kluzlaIn] _n. ң     
_____

clothes-man

  ['kluzmn] _n. أ
_____

clothes-pin

  ['kluzpIn] _n.    
_____

clothes-press

  ['kluzpres] _n.

    1)   

    2)    
_____

clothier

  ['kluI] _n.

    1)     

    2) 

    3)  
_____

clothing

  ['kluIN]

    1. _pres-p.  clothe

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. 

      3) _. 

      4) _. 
_____

clotted

  ['klOtId]

    1. _p-p.  clot 2

    2. _a. , У; clotted hair , 
    ; clotted nonsense  
_____

clou

  [klu:] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) ,     ;  
_____

cloud

  [klaud]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; mushroom cloud   ( 
      ); clouds of smoke  ; clouds of dust  ; a
      cloud on one's happiness ,  أ-. 

      2) , ,  (,   ..)

      3) ; a cloud on one's reputation   -. ; to
      be under a cloud of suspicion   

      4) ; under cloud of night   

      5)  

      *) to be ( to have one's head) in the clouds   ; in
      the clouds , ; under a cloud )  ֣
      ; )  ,  ; )  ; every cloud
      has a ( its) silver lining _.    

    2. _v.

      1) () , 

      2) (); ; 

      3) ;  ()

      #) cloud over, cloud up 
_____

cloud-burst

  ['klaudb:st] _n. 
_____

cloud-capped

  ['klaudkpt] _a.  ,  (  )
_____

cloud-castle

  ['klaud,ka:sl] _n.  , , 
_____

cloud-drift

  ['klauddrIft] _n.  
_____

cloud-land

  ['klaudlnd] _n.  ,  ң
_____

cloud-world

  ['klaudw:ld] = cloud-land
_____

cloudberry

  ['klaud,berI] _n. _. 
_____

cloudless

  ['klaudlIs] _a. , 
_____

cloudlet

  ['klaudlIt] _n. , 
_____

cloudy

  ['klaudI] _a.

    1) 

    2) ,  ( )

    3) ;  ( )

    4) ,  ( ,  )

    5) , 

    6)  ,  (   ..)
_____

clout

  [klaut]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. 

      3) = clout-nail

    2. _v.

      1) _. _.    

      2) _.  
_____

clout-nail

  ['klautneIl] _n.    ;  
_____

clove

  I [kluv] _n.

    1)  (); oil of cloves  

    2)  

  II [kluv] _n.   ; 

  III [kluv] _p.  cleave I
_____

clove hitch

  ['kluvhItS] _n. _.  
_____

clove-gillyflower

  ['kluv'dIlI,flau] _n. _.  
_____

cloven

  ['kluvn]

    1. _p-p.  cleave I

    2. _a. , ̣; cloven hoof   (
    ); to show the cloven hoof ( foot) 
      (     )
_____

clover

  ['kluv] _n. 

    *) he is in clover, he lives in clover      ; 
    ף ,  
_____

clow

  [klau] _n.  
_____

clown

  [klaun]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) ԣ 

    2. _v. ,    
_____

clownery

  ['klaunrI] _n. 
_____

clownish

  ['klaunIS] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; ԣ
_____

cloy

  [klOI] _v. 

    *) too many sweets cloy the palate   
    
_____

club

  I [klAb]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. ; ; 

      3)  ()

    2. _v.  (, )

  II [klAb] _n. _pl. _. ,  

  III [klAb]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)   (together, with)
_____

club-foot

  ['klAb'fut]

    1. _n. ;  

    2. _a. = club-footed
_____

club-footed

  ['klAb'futId] _a. ,   Σ
_____

club-law

  I ['klAb'lO:] _n.  

  II ['klAb'lO:] _n.  
_____

club-shaped

  ['klAbSeIpt] _a. ݣ   , 
_____

clubbable

  ['klAbbl] _a.

    1)    

    2) ;  () 
_____

clubbing

  I ['klAbIN]

    1. _pres-p.  club I, 2

    2. _n.  

  II ['klAbIN] _pres-p.  club III, 2
_____

clubman

  ['klAbmn] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  ;  
_____

clubwoman

  ['klAb,wumn] _n.  -    
_____

cluck

  [klAk]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. , 
_____

clue

  [klu:] _n.

    1)  (  -.); 

    2)  (  ..);  
_____

clump

  [klAmp]

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2)  ֣ 

      3)  

    2. _v.

      1)   (. clump about)

      2)  

      3)   
_____

clumsy

  ['klAmzI] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

clung

  [klAN] _p.  _p-p.  cling
_____

cluster

  ['klAst]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; ; cluster of grapes  

      2) ; cluster of spectators  

      3)  (ޣ)

      4) , 

      5) _attr.: cluster sampling  

      6) _attr.: cluster switch _.  

    2. _v.

      1)  , ; roses clustered round the house 
         

      2)  , , ; the children clustered
      round their teacher   ; memories of the past
      cluster round this spot      
_____

clutch

  I [klAtS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; to make a clutch at smth.  -.

      2) _pl. , 

      3) , ; to get into the clutches of moneylenders 
        (  ) 

      4) _.  ; , ; to throw in (out)
      the clutch  () , 

    2. _v. ; ; (); to clutch at a straw 
     

  II [klAtS]

    1. _n.

      1) ,    

      2) 

    2. _v.  ()
_____

clutter

  ['klAt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3) , 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)   ,   ( clutter up);
      her desk was cluttered up with old papers ţ   
       

      3)  , ; to clutter traffic  ()
      

      4) 
_____

clyster

  ['klIst] _n. _.

    1) ; 

    2) _attr.: clyster pipe  
_____

co-

  [ku]     ,  ,
  ,   ..; .: co-ordinate ;
  ; co-education      
  
_____

coed

  ['ku'ed] (. co-ed) _n. _. (_.  coeducated) 
       
_____

co-op

  [ku'Op] _n. (_.  -operative) , 
  ; on the co-op   
_____

co-operate

  [ku'OpreIt] _v.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) ; 

    4) _.  (with, in, for)
_____

co-operation

  [ku,Op'reISn] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

co-operative

  [ku'OprtIv]

    1. _a.

      1) , Σ,  ; in a
      co-operative spirit   

      2) 

    2. _n. ;  ;   (.
    co-operative shop); consumers co-operative  ;
    producers co-operative  
_____

co-operator

  [ku'OpreIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

co-opt

  [ku'Opt] _v. 
_____

co-optation

  [,kuOp'teISn] _n. 
_____

co-ordinate

  1. _a. [ku'O:dnIt]

    1)  ,   , 

    2)  ,  Σ

    3) _. Σ ( ); co-ordinate conjunction
     

  2. _n. [ku'O:dnIt]

    1) -. 

    2) _pl. _. ;  

  3. _v. [ku'O:dIneIt] ,  
  ; 
_____

co-ordination

  [ku,O:dI'neISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 
_____

co-ownership

  ['ku'unSIp] _n.  
_____

co-pilot

  ['ku'paIlt] _n.  
_____

co-star

  ['ku'sta:] _v.

    1)    (   )   ( -.)

    2) ( )      "ף"
_____

co-tenant

  ['ku'tennt] _n. 
_____

co-tidal

  [ku'taIdl] _a.: co-tidal line   ( 
   )
_____

coach

  I [kutS]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; coach and four (six) , ֣
      ף (ԣ)

      2) _-.  

      3)  ( )

      4) _.  

      *) to drive a coach and four ( six) through   ,
      ,   (   ..),
            ;  

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   

  II [kutS]

    1. _n.

      1)  (  )

      2) ; 

    2. _v.

      1)     

      2)   

      3) ,   

      4) _.        ̣
_____

coachbox

  ['kutSbOks] _n. 
_____

coachhouse

  ['kutShaus] _n.  
_____

coachman

  ['kutSmn] _n.

    1) 

    2)   (.   )
_____

coadjutor

  [ku'dut] _n. , ,  (.  )
_____

coagulant

  [ku'gjulnt] _n. _.  , 
_____

coagulate

  [ku'gjuleIt] _v. (), ף(); 
_____

coagulation

  [ku,gju'leISn] _n. , ף
_____

coal

  [kul]

    1. _n.

      1) () 

      2) ̣

      *) to call ( to haul) over the coals  ; 
      ; to carry coals to Newcastle   ,   
        ;      ; 
        (.  -   ); to
      heap coals of fire on smb.'s head _.  -., 
        

    2. _v.

      1) () 

      2) 
_____

coal-bed

  ['kulbed] _n.  
_____

coal-black

  ['kul'blk] _a. ޣ  
_____

coalburner

  ['kul,b:n] _n. ,   
_____

coal-cutter

  ['kul,kAt] _n.  
_____

coal-dust

  ['kuldAst] _n.  ,  
_____

coaler

  ['kul] _n.

    1)  ()

    2)  
_____

coalesce

  [,ku'les] _v.

    1) 

    2)  ( )
_____

coalescence

  [,ku'lesns] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  (   ..); ; coalescence of councils
    , 
_____

coal-field

  ['kulfi:ld] _n.  ;   
_____

coal-flap

  ['kulflp] _n.       
_____

coal-gas

  ['kulgs] _n.  ,  
_____

coal-heaver

  ['kul,hi:v] _n.  
_____

coal-hole

  ['kulhul] _n.

    1)    

    2)      
_____

coaling

  ['kulIN]

    1. _pres-p.  coal 2

    2. _n.  , 
_____

coaling-station

  ['kulIN,steISn] _n.  ,  
_____

coalite

  ['kulaIt] _n. _. 
_____

coalition

  [,ku'lISn] _n.

    1) ;  ()

    2) _attr. ; a coalition government 
    
_____

coalitionist

  [,ku'lISnIst] _n.  
_____

coalman

  ['kulmn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ()
_____

coal-measures

  ['kul,mez] _n. _pl. _.  ; 
  ;  
_____

coal-mine

  ['kulmaIn] _n.  , 
_____

coal-pit

  ['kulpIt] = coal-mine
_____

coal-plough machine

  ['kulplaum,Si:n] _n.  
_____

coal-scuttle

  ['kul,skAtl] _n. ģ  
_____

coal-seam

  ['kulsi:m] = coal-bed
_____

coal-tar

  ['kul'ta:] _n.  ,  ģ
_____

coaly

  ['kulI] _a.

    1) ,  

    2) ޣ  

    3)   ; 
_____

coaming

  ['kumIN] _n. _. 
_____

coarse

  [kO:s] _a.

    1)  ( ,   ..); coarse thread  

    2) ; coarse sand  

    3) ,  ( )

    4)  

    5) , 

    6) , 
_____

coarse-grained

  ['kO:sgreInd] _a.

    1) ; coarsegrained wood  

    2) ԣ,  ( )
_____

coarsen

  ['kO:sn] _v.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

coast

  [kust]

    1. _n.

      1)  , 

      2) _.  

      3) _.     

      4)         

      *) the coast is clear  ,  

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) _.   

      3)         
_____

coast waiter

  ['kust,weIt] _n.  ,   
  
_____

coast warning

  ['kust,wO:nIN] _n. _.  
_____

coastal

  ['kustl]

    1. _a. ; coastal traffic  ; coastal command
     ; coastal submarine   
    

    2. _n.   
_____

coaster

  ['kust] _n.

    1)  

    2)   

    3)    ( ..);   ( 
    ̣)  
_____

coastguard

  ['kustga:d] _n.  ; _.   
_____

coasting

  ['kustIN]

    1. _pres-p.  coast 2

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _.   ;   

      3) _attr. ; coasting trade  
_____

coastline

  ['kustlaIn] _n.  
_____

coastwise

  ['kustwaIz]

    1. _a. 

    2. _adv.  
_____

coat

  [kut]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; ; Eton coat  ޣ ;
      tail ( clawhammer) coat ; morning coat ; coat and
      skirt  

      2)  , ; to take off one's coat   {.
      . *)}

      3) , ; _.  ();  ()

      4) , ; coat of snow  ; coat of paint 
      ; coat of dust  

      5) _. , 

      6) _. , ; ; 

      *) coat of arms  , ; coat of mail ; to dust a
      man's coat (for him) ,  -.; to take off one's
      coat    {. . 2}; to take off one's coat to
      (the) work    ; to turn one's coat  
      , ;    

    2. _v.

      1)  (  ..); his tongue is coated   
      

      2) 
_____

coatee

  ['kuti:] _n.  ; 
_____

coating

  ['kutIN]

    1. _pres-p.  coat 2

    2. _n.

      1)  (  ..); ̣, 

      2) _. ; 

      3)   
_____

co-author

  [ku'O:] _n. 
_____

coax

  [kuks]

    1. _v.

      1)  (,   ..), ; ;
      she coaxed the child to take the medicine   £
       

      2)  -.   ,  (into, out of); he was
      coaxed into coming here    ; to coax smth. out
      of smb.    .. -.  -.; to coax the fire
      into burning   

    2. _n. ,   , 
_____

co-ax

  [kuks] _n. _. ͣ  
_____

coaxal

  ['ku'ksl] _a. ,   
_____

coaxial

  ['ku'ksIl] = coaxal
_____

coaxing

  ['kuksIN]

    1. _pres-p.  coax 1

    2. _n. , 
_____

cob

  I [kOb]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) = cob-swan

      3)   ,   

      4)   

      5)  

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3) _.    

  II [kOb] _n.

    1)     (  )

    2) _attr.: cob wall  
_____

cobalt

  [ku'bO:lt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)   
_____

cobber

  ['kOb] _n. _. _. 
_____

cobble

  I ['kObl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _pl.  

    2. _v.  ()

  II ['kObl]

    1. _n.   

    2. _v. ,  ()
_____

cobbler

  ['kObl] _n.

    1) ,   ; cobbler's wax  (
     )

    2)  

    3)     ,   
_____

cobble-stone

  ['kOblstun] = cobble I, 1, 1)
_____

cobby

  ['kObI] _a. , 
_____

coble

  ['kubl] _n.   
_____

cob-nut

  ['kObnAt] _n.   , 
_____

cobra

  ['kubr] _n. ,  
_____

cob-swan

  ['kObswOn] _n. -
_____

cobweb

  ['kObweb] _n.

    1) 

    2) ̣  

    3) _pl. , 

    *) cobweb morning  ; to blow away the cobwebs
    ; ; he has a cobweb in his throat   
    
_____

cobwebby

  ['kOb,webI] _a.  
_____

coca

  ['kuk] _n. _.  (_-.    )
_____

coca-cola

  ['kuk'kul] _n. -
_____

cocaine

  [k'keIn] _n. 
_____

cocainize

  [k'keInaIz] _v.  
_____

cocci

  ['kOksaI] _pl.  coccus
_____

coccus

  ['kOks] _n. (_pl. cocci) _. 
_____

coccyx

  ['kOksIks] _n. _. 
_____

cochin

  ['kOtSIn] = cochin-china
_____

cochin-china

  ['kOtSIn'tSaIn] _n.  ( )
_____

cochineal

  ['kOtSIni:l] _n.  ()
_____

cochlea

  ['kOklI] _n. (_pl. -leae) _.  ()
_____

cochleae

  ['kOklIi:] _pl.  cochlea
_____

cochleare

  [,kOklI'Eri:] _n. _.  ( ;   _.
  cochl.)
_____

cock

  I [kOk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; cock of the wood , 

      2)  ()

      3)   ( ); we sat till the second cock  
        

      4) 

      5) 

      6) ; at full cock   

      7)  ();  ( )

      8) _.  ̣

      9) , ; cock of the school     
      

      10) _.  

      *) cock of the walk _. )  ; )  ,
       ; to live like a fighting cock  ; old
      cock ; that cock won't fight    ģ

    2. _v. ; to cock (up) one's ears   (
    );  , ; to cock one's hat 
     ; to cock one's pistol   

      *) to cock one's eye ;  ; to cock
      one's nose  , 

  II [kOk]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.    
_____

cock sparrow

  ['kOk,spru] _n.

    1) -

    2) , 
_____

cockade

  [kO'keId] _n. 
_____

cock-a-doodle-doo

  ['kOkdu:dl'du:] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

cock-a-hoop

  ['kOk'hu:p] _a.

    1) _predic. ; 

    2) ; -; 
_____

cockalorum

  [,kOk'lO:rm] _n. _. "",   
   
_____

cock-and-bull

  ['kOknd'bul] _a.: cock-and-bull story  ;
  
_____

cockatoo

  [,kOk'tu:] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _. _.  
_____

cockatrice

  ['kOktraIs] _n. 
_____

cockboat

  ['kOkbut] _n.  
_____

cockchafer

  ['kOk,tSeIf] _n. _.  , 
_____

cock-crow

  ['kOkkru] _n. ,    , 
_____

cocked

  [kOkt]

    1. _p-p.  cock I, 2)

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

cocked hat

  ['kOktht] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  
_____

cocker

  I ['kOk] _v. ,  ()

    #) cocker up  (in);  

  II ['kOk] _n. - ( )
_____

cockerel

  ['kOkrl] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

cock-eye

  ['kOkaI]

    1. _n. _.  

    2. _a. 
_____

cock-eyed

  ['kOkaId] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 

    4) , 
_____

cock-fight

  ['kOk,faIt] _n.  
_____

cock-fighting

  ['kOk,faItIN] _n.  
_____

cock-horse

  ['kOk'hO:s]

    1. _n. - ( )

    2. _adv.   
_____

cockiness

  ['kOkInIs] _n. ; 
_____

cockle

  I ['kOkl] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)  

  II ['kOkl] _n. _.  

    *) to warm ( to rejoice) the cockles of one's heart ,
     

  III ['kOkl]

    1. _n. ,  ( , )

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)   ( )

      3) ף()   

  IV ['kOkl] _n.    
_____

cockle-boat

  ['kOklbut] = cockle-shell 2)
_____

cockle-shell

  ['kOklSel] _n.

    1) 

    2) "",  ģ,  
_____

cock-loft

  ['kOklOft] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

cockney

  ['kOknI] _n.

    1) ,    (.  -)

    2)  ( ,  -)

    3) _. 

    4) _attr.  ; cockney pronunciation  
_____

cockpit

  ['kOkpIt] _n.

    1)    ϣ

    2)  ; cockpit of Europe _. 

    3) _. ; 

    4) _.   ̣
_____

cockroach

  ['kOkrutS] _n. 
_____

cockscomb

  ['kOkskum] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,  

    3) _.  
_____

cocksfoot

  ['kOksfut] _n. _.  
_____

cockshead

  ['kOkshed] _n. _. 
_____

cock-shot

  ['kOkSOt] = cock-shy 2)
_____

cock-shy

  ['kOkSaI] _n.

    1)   (  ,    ,
     )

    2) 
_____

cock-sure

  ['kOk'Su] _a.

    1)  ; I was cock-sure of ( about) his horse  
    ,    

    2) 

    3)  ( )
_____

cockswain

  ['kOksweIn], ['kOksn] = coxswain
_____

cocksy

  ['kOksI] = cocky
_____

cocktail

  ['kOkteIl] _n.

    1) 

    2)    ;  

    3) 
_____

cocky

  ['kOkI] _a. ; ; 
_____

cocky-leeky

  ['kOkI'li:kI] _n. _.  ,  
_____

coco

  ['kuku] _n.

    1)  

    2) = coconut 1)
_____

cocoa

  ['kuku] _n.

    1)  (  )

    2) _attr. ; cocoa bean  ; cocoa nibs ڣ ,
      

    3) _attr.: cocoa powder  
_____

cocoa-husks

  ['kukhAsks] = cocoa-shells
_____

cocoa-nut

  ['kuknAt] = coconut
_____

cocoa-shells

  ['kukSelz] _n. _pl. 
_____

coconut

  ['kuknAt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) _. 

    4) _attr. ; coconut fibre  ; coconut milk
        

    *) that accounts for the milk in the coconut _.   ӣ
    
_____

coconut-tree

  ['kuknAt'tri:] _n.  
_____

cocoon

  [k'ku:n] _n. 
_____

cocoonery

  [k'ku:nrI] _n. _. ;    
  
_____

coco-palm

  ['kukpa:m] _n.  
_____

cod

  I [kOd] _n. (_pl.  .) 

  II [kOd] _v. _. , 

  III [kOd] _n. , 
_____

coda

  ['kud] _n. _. 
_____

coddle

  I ['kOdl]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1)  (  ); ; 

      2) 

  II ['kOdl] _v.

    1)  ,    

    2) _.  ()
_____

code

  [kud]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ,  ; civil code  ;
      criminal code  

      2) ; Morse code  ( ) 

      3)  , ;  ; code(s) of conduct 
      

    2. _v.   , 
_____

codeine

  ['kudi:n] _n. _. 
_____

codex

  ['kudeks] _. _n. (_pl. codices)

    1)      

    2) _. 
_____

cod-fish

  ['kOdfIS] = cod I
_____

codger

  ['kOd] _n. _. ;  
_____

codices

  ['kudIsi:z] _pl.  codex
_____

codicil

  ['kOdIsIl] _n. _.  ;  ( 
  )
_____

codification

  [,kOdIfI'keISn] _n. ,   
_____

codify

  ['kOdIfaI] _v.

    1)  , 

    2)    ( ,   ..)

    3) 
_____

cod-liver oil

  ['kOdlIvr'OIl] _n.  
_____

co-education

  ['ku,edju:'keISn] _n.     
_____

coefficient

  [,kuI'fISnt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; coefficient of efficiency _. 
       

      2)  

    2. _a. 
_____

coemption

  [ku'empSn] _n. _.    
_____

coenobite

  ['si:nubaIt] _n. _. , 
_____

coequal

  [ku'i:kwl] _a.   ( ,   ..)
_____

coerce

  [ku':s] _v.

    1) ; to coerce into silence  , 

    2)  
_____

coercible

  [ku':sIbl] _a.

    1)  , 

    2)  ( )
_____

coercion

  [ku':Sn] _n. , 

    *) Coercion Act, Coercion Bill    
    
_____

coercive

  [ku':sIv] _a. ; coercive force _.  
_____

coeval

  [ku'i:vl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _a.

      1)  

      2)  (with)
_____

coexist

  ['kuIg'zIst] _v. 
_____

coexistence

  ['kuIg'zIstns] _n. ;  
_____

coexistent

  ['kuIg'zIstnt] _a. 
_____

coextensive

  ['kuIks'tensIv] _a.      
_____

coffee

  ['kOfI] _n. ; white coffee   
_____

coffee-bean

  ['kOfIbi:n] _n.  
_____

coffeeb-erry

  ['kOfI'berI] = coffee-bean
_____

coffee-cup

  ['kOfIkAp] _n.  () 
_____

coffee-grinder

  ['kOfI,graInd] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. _. ͣ
_____

coffee-grounds

  ['kOfIgraundz] _n. _pl.  
_____

coffee-house

  ['kOfIhaus] _n. 
_____

coffee-mill

  ['kOfImIl] _n.  
_____

coffee-palace

  ['kOfI,plIs] = coffee-house
_____

coffee-pot

  ['kOfIpOt] _n. 
_____

coffee-room

  ['kOfIrum] _n. ,   
_____

coffee-table

  ['kOfI,teIbl]  ; coffee-table books ""
_____

coffer

  ['kOf]

    1. _n.

      1)  (. ) 

      2) _pl. 

      3) _.  ()

      4) _. _. ; ; ;  

    2. _v.   
_____

coffer-dam

  ['kOfdm] _n. _.    , ; ;
   
_____

coffin

  ['kOfIn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ,  

      3) = coffin-bone

      4) _. _. " " (   )

      5)  

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   (-.)
_____

coffin-bone

  ['kOfInbun] _n.  
_____

cog

  I [kOg] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _.  

    3) _.  

    *) to slip a cog  ޣ,  

  II [kOg]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. , 

  III [kOg] _n.   
_____

cogence

  ['kudns] _n. , , 
_____

cogency

  ['kudAsI] _n. , , 
_____

cogent

  ['kudnt] _a. ; ; 
_____

cogged

  [kOgd] _a. 
_____

cogitable

  ['kOdItbl] _a. ,  
_____

cogitate

  ['kOdIteIt] _v. ; 
_____

cogitation

  [,kOdI'teISn] _n. ; 
_____

cogitative

  ['kOdIttIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

cognac

  ['kOnjk] _n. 
_____

cognate

  ['kOgneIt]

    1. _n.

      1) _pl. _.     

      2) _.  (  )

    2. _a. ; ; ;  ; ;
    cognate words   
_____

cognation

  [kOg'neISn] _n.

    1) _.  (, )

    2) _. _.   (  )
_____

cognition

  [kOg'nISn] _n.

    1)  

    2) ; 
_____

cognitive

  ['kOgnItIv] _a. 
_____

cognizable

  ['kOgnIzbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

cognizance

  ['kOgnIzns] _n.

    1) ; ; to have cognizance of smth.   ޣ-.; to
    take cognizance of smth.  -.,    -.

    2) ; within one's cognizance   -. 

    3) , 

    4)  ; 
_____

cognizant

  ['kOgnIznt] _a. , ̣ (of -  ޣ-.); ;
  
_____

cognize

  [kOg'naIz] _v.

    1) ; ,  

    2) _. 
_____

cognomen

  [kOg'numen] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

cognoscente

  [,kOnju'SentI] _. _n. (_pl. -nti)  (,  
  ..)
_____

cognoscenti

  [,kOnju'Senti:] _pl.  cognoscente
_____

cognovit

  [kOg'nuvIt] _. _n. _.    
_____

cog-wheel

  ['kOgwi:l] _n. _.  
_____

cohabit

  [ku'hbIt] _v.  (    )
_____

cohabitant

  [ku'hbItnt] _n. ,  {. cohabit}
_____

cohabitation

  [,kuhbI'teISn] _n.  {. cohabit}
_____

coheir

  ['ku'E] _n. 
_____

coheiress

  ['ku'ErIs] _n. 
_____

cohere

  [ku'hI] _v.

    1)  , ,  Σ

    2)  , 

    3) 
_____

coherence

  [ku'hIrns] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

coherency

  [ku'hIrnsI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

coherent

  [ku'hIrnt] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 

    4) 

    5) ; ; 
_____

coherer

  [ku'hIr] _n. _. 
_____

cohesion

  [ku'hi:n] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _.  

    3) ޣ
_____

cohesive

  [ku'hi:sIv] _a.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

cohort

  ['kuhO:t] _n.

    1) _-. 

    2) (. _pl.) , 

    3) , 

    4) , 
_____

coif

  [kOIf] _.

    1. _n. _. , 

    2. _v. , ޣ
_____

coiffeur

  [kwa:'f:] _n. _. 
_____

coiffure

  [kwa:'fju] _n. _. ޣ
_____

coign

  [kOIn] _n. _.   (); coign of vantage 
  ,   
_____

coil

  I [kOIl]

    1. _n.

      1) ң,    

      2) ,  (ң,   ..)

      3)  

      4) _.  ()

      5) _. 

      6) _. 

      7) _attr.: coil antenna _.  

    2. _v.

      1) ף ,  ( coil up); 

      2) , 

      3) _.    ()

  II [kOIl] _n. _. , , 
_____

coil pipe

  ['kOIlpaIp] _n. _. 
_____

coin

  [kOIn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; _. ; false coin  ; _.
      ; small coin  ; to spin ( to toss up) a
      coin )   ; )    

      2) _. , , 

      3) = coign

      4) _attr.: coin slot     (. 
      -)

      *) to pay a man back in his own coin    ,
        

    2. _v.

      1) ;  (); ; to coin money _.
       

      2) , 

      3)  ( , )
_____

coinage

  ['kOInId] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3)  ( , ); word of modern coinage 

    4) , 
_____

coincide

  [,kuIn'saId] _v.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

coincidence

  [ku'InsIdns] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

coincident

  [ku'InsIdnt] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

coincidental

  [ku,InsI'dentl] _a.

    1) 

    2) = coincident 1)
_____

coiner

  ['kOIn] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) 

    3) 
_____

coir

  ['kOI] _n.  , 
_____

coition

  [ku'ISn] _n. , 
_____

coke

  I [kuk]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 

  II [kuk] _n. _. - ()
_____

coke-oven

  ['kuk'Avn] _n.  
_____

coking

  ['kukIN]

    1. _pres-p.  coke I, 2

    2. _n. 
_____

col

  [kOl] _n. ,  ( )
_____

col-

  [kOl] _pref. . com-
_____

cola

  ['kul] _n.  ( ,    
   )
_____

colander

  ['kAlnd] _n. 
_____

cold

  [kuld]

    1. _a.

      1) ; to be ( to feel) cold , ͣ; I am cold
       ; as cold as ice ( as a stone, as a key)  
      ̣ ( ); cold steel ( iron) arms  ; it
      makes one's blood run cold      ; cold
      brittleness _. 

      2) , ; music leaves him cold   
      ; in cold blood , 

      3) ; cold greeting  ɣ; 
      ; cold look ,  

      4) ; cold scent   ; cold comfort 
      ; cold colours   (, )

      5) _. 

      *) cold war  ; cold feet ; cold deck ̣
      ; cold truth  ; to throw cold water (on a plan,
      proposal, etc.)  , ,  (-.);
      as cold as charity )   ̣; ) , ޣ,
      

    2. _n.

      1) ; to be dead with cold ͣ  ; to leave out
      in the cold )   ; ) , 
       ɣ; )   

      2) ; to catch ( to take) cold ; cold in the
      head ; cold in the chest  ; common cold
      

      *) to be in the cold   
_____

cold chisel

  ['kuld'tSIzl] _n. _.    
_____

cold cream

  ['kuld'kri:m] _n. 
_____

cold shoulder

  ['kuld'Suld] _n.  ɣ; to give smb. the cold shoulder
   -.  ɣ,  -. , 
_____

cold-hearted

  ['kuld'ha:tId] _a. , ޣ
_____

cold-blooded

  ['kuld'blAdId] _a.

    1) ; , ; ;
    cold-blooded murder  

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

cold-frame

  ['kuldfreIm] _n. 
_____

cold-hammer

  ['kuld,hm] _v.  
_____

cold-hardening

  ['kuld'ha:dnIN] _n. _. ̣
_____

coldish

  ['kuldIS] _a. ;  
_____

cold-livered

  ['kuld'lIvd] _a. , 
_____

coldly

  ['kuldlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) ;  
_____

coldness

  ['kuldnIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

coldshort

  ['kuld'SO:t] _a.  ( )
_____

cold-shoulder

  ['kuld'Suld] _v.   ɣ
_____

cold-slaw

  ['kuldslO:] = cole-slaw
_____

cold-storage

  ['kuld,stO:rId] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

cole

  [kul] _n.  ()
_____

coleopterous

  [,kOlI'Optrs] _a.  ( )
_____

cole-rape

  ['kulreIp] _n. 
_____

cole-seed

  ['kulsi:d] _n. _. 
_____

cole-slaw

  ['kulslO:] _n. _.    
_____

colic

  ['kOlIk] _n. ,  
_____

colicky

  ['kOlIkI] _a.

    1)   

    2)  
_____

colitis

  [kO'laItIs] _n. _. 
_____

collaborate

  [k'lbreIt] _v.

    1) 

    2)   ( )
_____

collaboration

  [k,lb'reISn] _n.

    1) ;  

    2)  ; to work in collaboration with the
    enemy   
_____

collaborationist

  [k,lb'reISnIst] _n. 
_____

collaborator

  [k'lbreIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) = collaborationist
_____

collapsable

  [k'lpsbl] = collapsible 1)
_____

collapse

  [k'lps]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) ; ; ; ; 

      3)   , 

      4) _. 

      5)  

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)   ( ,   ..)

      3)  ;   , ; to collapse in
      mind and body      

      4)  

      5) ; 
_____

collapsible

  [k'lpsbl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

collar

  ['kOl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3) ; to slip the collar  ; _. 
      

      4) ; to wear the collar _.    ;  
      

      5) _.  

      6) _. , ; ; ; ; ; 

      7) _.   ;  

      8) _.  ( )

      *) against the collar   ; to be in collar 
      ; out of collar  ,  ; to work up to the
      collar    ; to get hot under the collar
      ,   

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   (. _.)

      3) _. ; 

      4) ף   (  ..)
_____

collar-bone

  ['kOlbun] _n. _. 
_____

collaret

  [,kOl'ret] = collarette
_____

collarette

  [,kOl'ret] _n.    
_____

collate

  [kO'leIt] _v.

    1)  ; ; ; to collate with the
    original   

    2) _.    

    3) _.  
_____

collateral

  [kO'ltrl]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; collateral reading ,
       

      2) ; collateral relationship   ( );
      collateral security  

      3) 

    2. _n.

      1)      

      2)  
_____

collation

  [kO'leISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , ̣ 
_____

colleague

  ['kOli:g] _n. , 
_____

collect

  1. _v. [k'lekt]

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  (   ,   ..); I'll have to
    collect from you  ģ   

    4) _. 

    5)  (,   ..)

    6) 

    7) _.   -., -.; he went to collect his suitcase
     ۣ   

    8) , 

    9)  ; ; to collect one's faculties
       

    10) ,  

  2. _n. ['kOlekt]   (    )

  3. _a. [k'lekt] the telegram is sent collect   
   
_____

collectanea

  [,kOlek'ta:nj] _. _n. _pl.  , ; 
_____

collected

  [k'lektId]

    1. _p-p.  collect 1

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) , 
_____

collection

  [k'lekSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) ; 

    4)  ; _. 

    5) _pl.     ( )
_____

collective

  [kO'lektIv]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; ; collective agreement
       ; collective bargaining  
            ;
      collective opinion  ; collective consumption 
      

      2): collective noun _.   

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

collective farm

  [k'lektIv'fa:m] _n. 
_____

collective farmer

  [k'lektIv,fa:m] _n. ; 
_____

collectivity

  [,kOlek'tIvItI] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) 
_____

collectivization

  [k,lektIvaI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

collector

  [k'lekt] _n.

    1)  (  ..); ticket collector ̣, 
    

    2) , 

    3) _. 

    4) _. ; ݣ

    5) _. 
_____

colleen

  ['kOli:n] _n. _.  (. colleen bawn)
_____

college

  ['kOlId] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 

    3)     (, ,
      ..)

    4)    

    5) ; 

    6) _. 
_____

colleger

  ['kOlId] = collegian
_____

collegian

  [k'li:djn] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,  

    3) _. ޣ ( )
_____

collegiate

  [k'li:dIIt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

collet

  ['kOlIt] _n.

    1) ,     ;  
       

    2) _. ;  ,  
_____

collide

  [k'laId] _v.

    1) 

    2)   ; the interests of the two countries
    collided     
_____

collie

  ['kOlI] _n. ,  
_____

collier

  ['kOlI] _n.

    1) , ԣ

    2)  ()

    3)   
_____

colliery

  ['kOljrI] _n.  
_____

colligate

  ['kOlIgeIt] _v. ,  ()
_____

collision

  [k'lIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  (); to be in collision (with)
       (); to come into collision (with) 
      ()
_____

collocate

  ['kOlukeIt] _v. ; 
_____

collocation

  [,kOlu'keISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _.    ; 
_____

collocutor

  [k'lOkjut] _n. 
_____

collodion

  [k'ludjn] _n. 
_____

collogue

  [k'lug] _v. _.  , 
_____

colloid

  ['kOlOId]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

colloidal

  [k'lOIdl] _a. 
_____

colloquial

  [k'lukwIl] _a. ;  ( , , )
_____

colloquialism

  [k'lukwIlIzm] _n.    , 
_____

colloquy

  ['kOlkwI]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)     

    2. _v. ,  
_____

collude

  [k'lu:d] _v. _.   (   )
_____

collusion

  [k'lu:n] _n. ,   (   )
_____

collusive

  [k'lu:sIv] _a.   
_____

colly

  ['kOlI] = collie
_____

collywobbles

  ['kOlI,wOblz] _n. _pl. _.   
_____

colon

  I ['kuln] _n. 

  II ['kuln] _n. _.  ,  

  III [kO'lOn] _n.  (  -  )
_____

colonel

  ['k:nl] _n. 
_____

colonelcy

  ['k:nlsI] _n. ,  
_____

colonial

  [k'lunjl]

    1. _a. ; Colonial Office _.   (
    ); colonial architecture (furniture) _.  ()
    ,    

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _. _.       
      
_____

colonialism

  [k'lunjlIzm] _n.

    1) ;  

    2)  ̣ (  ,   ..)
_____

colonialist

  [k'lunjlIst] _n. 
_____

colonist

  ['kOlnIst] _n. , 
_____

colonization

  [,kOlnaI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

colonize

  ['kOlnaIz] _v.

    1) ,  ( )

    2) ()

    3) _.       
        
_____

colonizer

  ['kOlnaIz] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) _. ,     
         
_____

colonnade

  [,kOl'neId] _n.

    1) 

    2) ()  
_____

colony

  ['kOlnI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; summer colony _.  ӣ

    3) _.  (ޣ, أ  ..)
_____

colophon

  ['kOlfn] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)   (   )
_____

colophony

  [k'lOfnI] _n. 
_____

color

  ['kAl] _. = colour
_____

coloration

  [,kAl'reISn] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) 
_____

coloratura

  [,kOlr'tur] _. _.

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) = coloratura soprano

    2. _a. ; coloratura soprano  
_____

colorific

  [,kOl'rIfIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  ( )
_____

colossal

  [k'lOsl] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) _. , 
_____

colossi

  [k'lOsaI] _pl.  colossus
_____

colossus

  [k'lOss] _n. (_pl. colossi) 
_____

colour

  ['kAl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; primary ( simple, fundamental) colours
       ; all the colours of the rainbow   ; out
      of colour ; ; without colour ; _.
        

      2) ;  , ; ; to paint in bright
      (dark) colours   () 

      3) , ; ; to cast ( to put) a false colour on smth.
      ,  -.   ; to come out in one's
      true colours   ϣ  ; to give some colour
      of truth to smth.    -.; to
      paint in true (false) colours   (); to lay on
      the colours too thickly _.  ; 
      ;   

      4)  (. high colour); to gain colour ; to lose
      colour ; 

      5) ; local colour  

      6) ; under colour of smth. )   -.; ) 
       -.

      7) ,  

      8) (. _pl.) ; regimental colour  ; King's
      (Queen's) colour   (); to call to the colours
      _. , ; to come off with flying colours
      )    ; )  ,
       ; to desert the colours _.  
      ; ; to join the colours   ; to
      lower ( to strike) one's colours , ; with the
      colours   

      9) _pl.  ;  ;  ; to dress in
      colours    

      10) _. , 

      11) _attr. ; colour bar, colour line " ",
       

      *) to see the colour of smb.'s money    -.; to
      take one's colour from smb.  -.; to stick to one's
      colours      ; to nail one's
      colours to the mast    ; 
      ;  ; to sail under false colours ,
      

    2. _v.

      1) , ; 

      2) ; ; an account coloured by prejudice
       ; the facts were improperly coloured  
      

      3)  , 

      4) ,  ( ,  ;  colour up)
_____

colour film

  ['kAl'fIlm] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ̣
_____

colour filter

  ['kAl,fIlt] _n. _. 
_____

colourable

  ['kAlrbl] _a.

    1)  

    2) ; ; colourable imitation  
_____

colouration

  [,kAl'reISn] = coloration
_____

colour-blind

  ['kAlblaInd] _a.  ,   
_____

colour-blindness

  ['kAl,blaIndnIs] _n. ,   
_____

colour-box

  ['kAlbOks] _n.   
_____

colourcast

  ['kAlka:st] _n.  
_____

coloured

  ['kAld]

    1. _p-p.  colour 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; coloured print  

      2) , 

      3) 

      4)  ( , )
_____

colourful

  ['kAlful] _a. , 
_____

colouring

  ['kAlrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  colour 2

    2. _n.

      1)   (. colouring matter)

      2) 

      3) , ; protective colouring _. _.
       ( ) 

      4)   ( )

      5)  (,   ..)
_____

colourless

  ['kAllIs] _a. ,  (. _.)
_____

colour-man

  ['kAlmn] _n.  
_____

colour-printing

  ['kAl,prIntIN] _n. ,  
_____

colour-process

  ['kAl,pruses] _n.   
_____

colour-wash

  ['kAl'wOS]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.   
_____

colporteur

  ['kOl,pO:t] _n.   (. )
_____

colt

  [kult] _n.

    1) £; . ̣, 

    2) _. 

    3) _. Σ

    *) to cast one's colt's teeth 
_____

colter

  ['kult] _n. _-. 
_____

coltish

  ['kultIS] _a. , 
_____

coltsfoot

  ['kultsfut] _n. _. --
_____

coluber

  ['kOljub] _n. _. 
_____

columbaria

  [,kOlm'bErI] _pl.  columbarium
_____

columbarium

  [,kOlm'bErIm] _n. (_pl. -ria)

    1) 

    2) 
_____

columbine

  ['kOlmbaIn]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _a. ; columbine simplicity  , 
_____

column

  ['kOlm] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. ; _. _.  ; close column
     ; in column  ,  ; _. _. 
     

    3) (); column of mercury   ( ); column
    of smoke  

    4)  (. ); ; newspaper column  ; in
    our columns    

    5) , , 

    6) _attr.: column foot _.  
_____

columnar

  [k'lAmn] _a.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)   

    4) 

    5) _. 
_____

columned

  ['kOlmd] = columnar
_____

columnist

  ['kOlmnIst] _n. _.

    1) ; gossip columnist  ,  
     

    2) 
_____

colza

  ['kOlz] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

colza-oil

  ['kOlz'OIl] _n.  
_____

com-

  [kOm] (. col-, con-, cor- -     )
  _pref.

    1)     ; .: collaborate
    

    2)  ۣ   ; .: conclude
    ; compete ; corrupt 
_____

coma

  I ['kum] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: coma vigil     
    ,    

  II ['kum] _n. (_pl. -mae)

    1) _.    ( )

    2) _.  

    3) _. ,  
_____

comae

  ['kumi:] _pl.  coma II
_____

comatose

  ['kumtus] _a. _. 
_____

comb

  I [kum]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ޣ; large (small) toothed comb ()
      

      2) 

      3) _. £; ; 

      4) Σ ()

      5)  

      *) to cut the comb of smb.    -.; to set up one's
      comb , 

    2. _v.

      1) ޣ

      2) _. "ޣ" (, Σ)

      3) _. ; ; 

      4)  

      5)  ( )

      #) comb out ) ޣ; )  
       ģ   ; ) 

      *) to comb smb.'s hair for him " " -.; 
      -. ; to comb smb.'s hair the wrong way  -.
       ۣ

  II [kum] = coomb
_____

comb-out

  ['kum'aut] _n.

    1) ޣ

    2)  (,    ..)

    3)  ( ģ   )
_____

combat

  ['kOmbt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; single combat ; 

      2) _attr. ; ; ; combat arm  ; combat
      company )  ; ) У ; combat liaison 
        ; combat suit _.   

    2. _v. ,  (against -  -., for -  -.)
_____

combatant

  ['kOmbtnt]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  

      2)  

      3) 

    2. _a.

      1) , ; combatant forces  ;  ;
      combatant officer  ; combatant value ;
      combatant zone  ,   ; combatant
      arms _. _.   (   )

      2) 
_____

combative

  ['kOmbtIv] _a. ; ; 
_____

combe

  [ku:m] = coomb
_____

comber

  ['kum] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  

    3)  
_____

combination

  [,kOmbI'neISn] _n.

    1) ; ; ; in combination  , 
    ; combination of forces _.  

    2) _pl.  (أ)

    3) 

    4) ,  (,   ..)

    5)    

    6) _attr.: combination gas    ;
    combination lock  ; combination laws ,
       ( )
_____

combination-room

  [,kOmbI'neISnrum] = common-room
_____

combinative

  ['kOmbIntIv] _a.

    1) ; combinative sound change  
    

    2)   
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combinatorial

  [km,baIn'tO:rIl] _a. _. ,  
  
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combine

  1. _n. ['kOmbaIn]

    1) _-. 

    2) , , 

    3) 

  2. _v. [km'baIn]

    1) ()

    2) , (); ()

    3)  
_____

combined

  [km'baInd] _a. , Σ; combined operations
  (exercises) _.   (Σ),  
  ,    
_____

combing machine

  ['kumINm,Si:n] _n. _.  
_____

combings

  ['kumINz] _n.

    1) ޣ

    2) _pl. ,     ޣ

    3) _pl. _.  ޣ
_____

combustibility

  [km,bAst'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

combustible

  [km'bAstbl]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. _pl. ; 
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combustion

  [km'bAstSn] _n.

    1) , ; ; spontaneous combustion
    , 

    2) _.  (. )

    3) ; , 

    4) _attr.: combustion chamber _.  ; combustion engine
      
_____

come

  [kAm] _v. (came; come)

    1) , ; help came in the middle of the battle 
       ; one shot came after another 
       ; to come before the Court  
    

    2) ; ; she has just come from London   
      

    3) , ; things will come right ӣ ģ, ӣ
     ; my dreams came true   ; butter will not
    come    ; the knot has come undone 
    ; to come short )  ; )   ; ) 
     

    4) , ; ; the bill comes to 500 roubles ޣ
     500 

    5)  ϣ ; ; he comes from London 
     ; he comes of a working family    ;
    that comes from your carelessness ӣ    

    6) , , ; how did it come that..?  
    , ..?; how comes it?   ?,  
    ?; come what may ,  

    7)  ( -. );  (-.); it came on my
    head     ; ill luck came to me  
    ; this work comes to me      

    8)    ,  ,
      ̣ ң: come, tell me all you know about it ,
      ӣ,     ; come, come, be not so hasty!
    , ,  !

    9)        
    ,  : the boy came running into the room
       ; the moonshine came streaming in through the
    open window      

    #) come about ) , ; )   (
    ); come across ()   -.;  
    -.; come across! _. ) !; ) !; come
    after ) , ; ) ; ) ; come again
    ; come along ) ; ; come along! ģ!;
    !; ) ; come apart, come asunder 
     ; come at ) , ;   -.;
    just let me come at him      ;
    )    -.,  -.; how did you come at
    the information?    ?; come away ) ;
    ) ; the handle came away in my hand   
        ; come back ) ; ) ;
    ) ,   ; ) _.   ;
    ) _. ; ) _.    ,  
     ; come before ) ; ) ; come by
    )  ; ) , ; ) _. ; come
    down )  ( , ); ) ; ;
    ) , ; )   ; ) ,
    ; )   ( ); )   (
    ); ) ; to come down in the world 
    , ; ; )  (upon, on - );
    ,  (upon, on - -.); ) _. come
    ; come down with your money! !; ) _.
    _.  (with - -.); come for )  ; ) 
    ; come forward )  ң; ; ) ;
    )   ; come in ) ; )  ( ,
    ); )  ( );   ; )  
    ; ) ; ) _. , ; ) 
    ,  (. come in useful); where do I come in? _.
        ?;      ?;
    ) _.   ; to come in first ,  ;
    come in for  -. (.,    ..); he came in for
    a lot of trouble   ; come into )  ;
    )   ; ): to come into being ( existence)
    ; to come into the world ; to come into force
      ; to come into notice  ; to come into
    play  ; to come into position _.  ;
    to come into sight ; come off ) , ;
    ) ; )  (.  ); )  ;
    ,   ; all came off satisfactorily  
    ; to come off with honour   ; ) ;
    he came off a loser    ; he came off clear  
      ; ) ,  ; ) _. ; oh,
    come off it!   !; come on ) ; ,
     ( , ); a storm is coming on 
    ; )  ( ); ) , ; 
    ( ); ) ; ) ;  ; ) ,
    ; )  ( ); )  ( );
    ): come on! !; !; ģ (.   ); come
    out ) ; to come out of oneself   ;
    )  ( ); )  ( ,  );
    ) ; ; the secret came out  ;
    )  ( , ); ) ; ) ,
     ( ); )  (with -  ,
    ); )  (with); come over ) ;
    ; )    ; )  ;
    ) , ; a fear came over me   ; come
    round ) ,  ; )  ; ; a
    friend came round last night    ;
    )    ( , ); )  
    ; I hope things will come round , ӣ ;
    )  ϣ ,   -.  ;
    ) , ; come through )  , ;
    )   ; )    ; come to
    )   ,  (. to come to oneself); )  ;
    to come to blows   ; it came to my knowledge  ;
    to come to find out  , , ; to come to
    good   ; to come to no good ;
    ) , ; come together ) ,  ;
    )  (   ); come up ) , ,
    ; to come up for discussion   ;
    )  ( ); )  (    ,
      ..); )   ; )  (to);
    )  ,  (to); )  (with - -.);
    come upon ) ,  ; ) 
    ; )    -. 

    *) to come to bat _.    , ֣
    ; to come easy to smb.    
    -.; to come to harm ; to come out with one's life
      ,  (   ..); to come in useful
     ; to come to stay , ; it has come
    to stay  ; to come natural  ; (which is) to
    come ; ; things to come ; in days to come 
    ; pleasure to come  ; let'em all come!
    _.   !; to come to pass , ; to
    come to the book     
    ; light come light go   ,  ; to
    come it strong _.  ; to come it too strong
    _. ; to come clean _.  
_____

come-and-go

  ['kAmnd'gu] _n.

    1)    ң

    2) _attr.: come-and-go people  ,   
_____

come-at-able

  [kAm'tbl] _a. _. 
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come-back

  ['kAmbk] _n.

    1) _.  ( ,   ..); to make a sharp
    come-back    

    2) ;    ; to make a
    complete come-back  

    3) _. ;  ;  

    4) ;   
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come-between

  ['kAmbI'twi:n] _n. ; 
_____

come-by-chance

  ['kAmbaI'tSa:ns] _n. _.

    1)  ;  

    2) ģ £
_____

come-down

  ['kAmdaun] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

come-off

  ['kAm'Of] _n.

    1) 

    2) , , 
_____

comedian

  [k'mi:djn] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,  ԣ; low comedian -
_____

comedienne

  [k,meIdI'en] _n. _.  
_____

comedietta

  [k,mi:dI'et] _. _n.  
_____

comedo

  ['kOmi:du] _n. (_pl. -ones, -os ['kOmi:duz]) _. 
_____

comedones

  [,kOmI'duni:z] _pl.  comedo
_____

comedy

  ['kOmIdI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ,  
_____

comeliness

  ['kAmlInIs] _n. 
_____

comely

  ['kAmlI] _a. ; 
_____

comer

  ['kAm] _n. ,  ; ; ; ; who is
  the comer?  ۣ?; first comer  

    *) against all comers      ; for all comers 
     
_____

comestible

  [k'mestIbl]

    1. _n. (. _pl.)  

    2. _a. 
_____

comet

  ['kOmIt] _n. 
_____

comeuppance

  [,kAm'Apns] _n. _. _. , 
_____

comfit

  ['kAmfIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl.  
_____

comfort

  ['kAmft]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , ; 

      2) , 

      3) ; _pl. 

    2. _v. ; 
_____

comfort station

  ['kAmft'steISn] _n. _.  
_____

comfortable

  ['kAmftbl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; 

      2) ; 

      3) _. ,  (.  )

    2. _n. = comforter 4)
_____

comforter

  ['kAmft] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3)  ; ԣ 

    4) _. ԣ  
_____

comforting

  ['kAmftIN] _a. 
_____

comfortless

  ['kAmftlIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

comfy

  ['kAmfI] _. . comfortable 1
_____

comic

  ['kOmIk]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; ; comic strip 

      2) 

    2. _n.

      1) _. ԣ-

      2) (the comic) 
_____

comical

  ['kOmIkl] _a. , , ; 
_____

comicality

  [,kOmI'klItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) -. 
_____

comics

  ['kOmIks] _n. _pl. ;  
_____

coming

  ['kAmIN]

    1. _pres-p.  come

    2. _n. , , 

    3. _a.

      1) , ; ; 

      2) ,   (,   ..)
_____

coming-in

  ['kAmIN'In] _n.  ()
_____

coming-out

  ['kAmIN'aut] _n.  ()
_____

comity

  ['kOmItI] _n. ; comity of nations    
    
_____

comma

  ['kOm] _n. ; inverted commas 
_____

command

  [k'ma:nd]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ; to be in command of a regiment  ;
      under command of smb.  -. ; at command 
      

      3) ,   (-.) ; Fighter Command
        

      4)   ( )

      5) , ; command of the air   

      6) ; command of one's emotions   ; he has
      good ( complete, great) command of the language  
       

      7) _. 

      8) _attr. ;    ;
      command post )  ; ) _.  
      ; command car  ; command airplane
      ̣ 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) ; to command the seas   

      4) ; ,   ϣ ; to command a
      large vocabulary    ; to command the services
      of smb.  -. ; yours to command  
      

      5)  (. )

      6) ; , ; this article commands a good price 
           

      7) , ; the window commanded a lovely view
          

      8) _.   
_____

command-in-chief

  [k'ma:ndIn'tSi:f] _n.  
_____

command-module

  [k'ma:nd'mOdjul]  ,   ( )
_____

commandant

  [,kOmn'dnt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

commandeer

  [,kOmn'dI] _v.

    1)   ( )

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

commander

  [k'ma:nd] _n.

    1) ; ; ; commander of the guard 
    

    2) _.  3 ;   

    3) _. 
_____

commanding

  [k'ma:ndIN]

    1. _pres-p.  command 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; commanding eminence  

      3) ; commanding speech  ; commanding
      look  
_____

commandment

  [k'ma:ndmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

commando

  [k'ma:ndu] _n. (_pl. -os, -oes [k'ma:nduz]) _.

    1) - 

    2)  - 
_____

commemorate

  [k'memreIt] _v.

    1)  ();  ()

    2)  

    3)  
_____

commemoration

  [k,mem'reISn] _n.

    1)    (); in commemoration of 
     ; Commemoration (Day)    
     ,  ޣ   .

    2) _. 
_____

commemorative

  [k'memrtIv] _a. , 
_____

commence

  [k'mens] _v. ()
_____

commencement

  [k'mensmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2)      ,  
    .

    3) ;   ( _.  ); at commencement 
     
_____

commend

  [k'mend] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) _refl. , 
_____

commendable

  [k'mendbl] _a. ,  
_____

commendation

  [,kOmen'deISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. _.    

    3) 
_____

commensal

  [k'mensl] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

commensurable

  [k'menSrbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

commensurate

  [k'menSrIt] _a. ; 
_____

comment

  ['kOment]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. , 

    2. _v.  () ;   (on - );
    ; to comment on the book )  ;
    )  ; it comments itself     
_____

commentary

  ['kOmntrI] _n.

    1) ; running commentary ) ; ) 
    

    2) _.  
_____

commentation

  [,kOmn'teISn] _n.

    1) ;  ()

    2) 
_____

commentator

  ['kOmenteIt] _n.

    1) () 

    2) 
_____

commerce

  ['kOm:s] _n.

    1) () , ; home commerce  ;
    Chamber of Commerce  

    2) ; to have no commerce with smb.     
    -.
_____

commercial

  [k'm:Sl]

    1. _a. , ; commercial aviation 
    ; commercial interests , ; commercial law
     ; commercial traveller ֣; commercial treaty
     ; commercial vehicle , ; commercial
    driver   ; commercial broad- 
    telecast  -   (
    )

    2. _n. _.

      1) = commercial traveller

      2) = commercial broadcast
_____

commercialese

  [k,m:S'li:z] _n.   
_____

commercialism

  [k'm:SlIzm] _n.

    1)  

    2)   ,    
_____

commercialize

  [k'm:SlaIz] _v.    ;  
   
_____

commingle

  [kO'mINgl] _v. ()
_____

comminute

  ['kOmInju:t] _v.

    1) ,   

    2) ,     ()
_____

comminuted

  ['kOmInju:tId]

    1. _p-p.  comminute

    2. _a.: comminuted fracture _.  
_____

comminution

  [,kOmI'nju:Sn] _n. , 
_____

commiserate

  [k'mIzreIt] _v. ,   (with); to
  commiserate a misfortune     
_____

commiseration

  [k,mIz'reISn] _n. ; 
_____

commiserative

  [k'mIzrtIv] _a. , 
_____

commissar

  [,kOmI'sa:] _n. _. 
_____

commissariat

  [,kOmI'sErIt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) 

    3)  
_____

commissary

  ['kOmIsrI] _n.

    1) _. ; 

    2) 

    3)   ;  
_____

commission

  [k'mISn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; in commission  ; I
      cannot go beyond my commission      

      2) ; standing commission  ; interim
      commission  

      3)         ; to get a
      commission   ; to resign one's commission
           

      4) ;  (. )

      5)  ; to have goods on commission   
      

      6)  

      7)  (  ..); the commission of murder
       

      8) _. ;    ; to come into commission
             ( ); in
      commission  ;   ; out of commission 
      ; a ship in commission ,   

      *) sins of commission and omission  - ,    -
       

    2. _v.

      1)   ; to commission an officer  
       

      2) 

      3) ;   (. )

      4) _.    ;  
      ;   
_____

commissionaire

  [k,mIS'nE] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) ; ; the Corps of Commissionaires  
     (    1859 .), 
    ,   ..
_____

commissioned

  [k'mISnd]

    1. _p-p.  commission 2

    2. _a.

      1) ޣ ;  

      2)   ; commissioned officer 

      3)        ( )
_____

commissioner

  [k'mISn] _n.

    1)  , ; High Commissioner 
     (       
     ;      
    )

    2)  
_____

commit

  [k'mIt] _v.

    1)  (  ..); to commit suicide  
    ; to commit an error  ; to commit a crime
     

    2) ; to commit to flames  ; to commit a body to
    the ground   ; to commit smb. for trial 
    -. ; to commit to prison   

    3) , 

    4)     ()

    5) ; to commit to memory , ; to commit
    to paper, to commit to writing 

    6): to commit oneself )     (.
    , );  ; )  

    7) _.   ; to commit to attack   ; to
    commit to battle   

    *) to commit the command _.   
    
_____

commitment

  [k'mItmnt] _n.

    1) , 

    2)    

    3)   

    4) 

    5)  (  ..)
_____

committal

  [k'mItl] _n.

    1) = commitment

    2) 
_____

committee

  I [k'mItI] _n.

    1) ; Soviet Peace Committee    ;
    committee of action _.  ; strike committee
     ; steering committee ,
     

    2) ; credentials committee  ; Committee of
    the whole House       
    ; the House goes into Committee, the House resolves
    itself into Committee _.     
     -. ; to go into committee  
      ( ); a check-up committee _.
     

    3) _attr.: committee English   

  II [,kOmI'ti:] _n. _. 
_____

committee-man

  [k'mItImn] _n.    
_____

commixture

  [kO'mIkstS] _n. ; 
_____

commode

  [k'mud] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (  )
_____

commodious

  [k'mudjs] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

commodity

  [k'mOdItI] _n.

    1)  ; staple commodities   

    2) ( _pl.) ; value of commodity  

    3) _. 

    4) _attr. _. ; commodity composition ( pattern) 
    ; commodity exchange  ; commodity capital
     ; commodity production  
_____

commodore

  ['kOmdO:] _n.

    1) _. ,  1- ;  
    

    2)  

    3)  -
_____

common

  ['kOmn]

    1. _a.

      1) ; common lot  ; common interests  ; by
      common consent   ; to make common cause 
      

      2) , ; common land  ; common
      membership  ; Common Market " "

      3) , ; common honesty  ; the
      common man  ; common soldier _. ;
      common labour  ; ޣ ; a man of no
      common abilities   ; common fraction
      _.  

      4) , ;   ( )

      5) , Σ; it is common knowledge 
      ,   

      6) , ; common manners  

      7) _. ; common gender  ; common case  ;
      common noun  

      8) _. ; common factor  ; common multiple 
      

      *) common or garden _. , ; , ;
      common sense  ; common woman )  ;
      ) 

    2. _n.

      1) ; ; in common ; to have nothing in common
      with smb.      -.; out of the common
      ,    ; nothing out of the common 
      ,  

      2)  ; ; 

      3)     ̣; common of pasturage
         
_____

common council

  ['kOmn,kaunsIl] _n.  
_____

common law

  ['kOmnlO:] _n. _.

    1)  ;  ;  

    2)  
_____

commonage

  ['kOmnId] _n.

    1)    

    2) = commonalty
_____

commonalty

  ['kOmnltI] _n. _. ;  (. .    
  )
_____

commoner

  ['kOmn] _n.

    1)   ,  

    2) _.   

    3)   

    4) ,    (  )
_____

commonly

  ['kOmnlI] _adv.

    1) , ; commonly held view  Σ
    

    2) ģ, 
_____

commonness

  ['kOmnnIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

commonplace

  ['kOmnpleIs]

    1. _n.  , 

    2. _a. , 

    3. _v.

      1)   

      2)    
_____

commonplace-book

  ['kOmnpleIs'buk] _n.   ,  
_____

common-room

  ['kOmnrum] _n.

    1)   (  )

    2)  (  ; . senior common-room);
    junior common-room   
_____

commons

  ['kOmnz] _n. _pl.

    1) (the Commons)   (. House of Commons)

    2)  ; _.  

    3) , ; short commons  ,  

    *) Doctors' Commons     
_____

commonweal

  ['kOmn'wi:l] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. = commonwealth
_____

commonwealth

  ['kOmnwel] _n.

    1) , ; , ; the (British)
    commonwealth (of Nations) ()  (); the
    Commonwealth of England _.   (1649-1660 .)

    2)  ; for the good of the commonwealth 
     
_____

commotion

  [k'muSn] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) ;  (, )

    3) , 
_____

communal

  ['kOmjunl] _a.

    1) ; communal ownership of land  

    2) , , ; communal kitchen
     ; -

    3)     ( )
_____

communard

  ['kOmjuna:d] _n. _. ,   
_____

commune

  1. _n. ['kOmju:n]

    1) 

    2) ; the Commune (of Paris)  

  2. _v. [k'mju:n] , 
_____

communicable

  [k'mju:nIkbl] _a.

    1)  

    2) , ; communicable desease  

    3) , 
_____

communicant

  [k'mju:nIknt]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _. ; 

    2. _a. _. 
_____

communicate

  [k'mju:nIkeIt] _v.

    1) ;  (to)

    2)  (with);  (by)

    3) _. ()
_____

communicating

  [k'mju:nIkeItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  communicate

    2. _a.  ( )
_____

communication

  [k,mju:nI'keISn] _n.

    1) ,  (,   ..); ; vocal
    communication  ; privileged communication , 
     ; lines of communication  

    2) ; ;   ( , ,
      ..)

    3) _pl. ;  

    4) ,  ; _pl. , ; to be in
    communication with smb.   -.

    5) _attr.   , ; communication trench _.
     ; communication service  ; communication
    satellite  
_____

communicative

  [k'mju:nIktIv] _a. , 
_____

communicator

  [k'mju:nIkeIt] _n. _. ,  
_____

communicatory

  [k'mju:nIkeItrI] _a. 
_____

communion

  [k'mju:njn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3)    

    4) _. 
_____

communiontable

  [k'mju:njn'teIbl] _n. _. 
_____

communique

  [k'mju:nIkeI] _n. _.  ; 
_____

communism

  ['kOmjunIzm] _n. 
_____

communist

  ['kOmjunIst]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. ; Communist Party of the Soviet Union
       ; All Union Lenin Young
    Communist League     ģ;
    Young Communist League 
_____

communistic

  [,kOmju'nIstIk] _a. 
_____

communitarian

  [,kOmju:nI'tErIn] _n.  
_____

community

  [k'mju:nItI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , Σ -. ; ,
    ; national communities  ; world
    community  ; children's community  ,
    -;  ; business community  

    3) (the community) ; the interests of the community 
    

    4) ; community of goods   

    5) , ̣ , ; ;  

    6) _attr. ; community centre    
        ; community theatre
    _.  () 
_____

commutation

  [,kOmju:'teISn] _n.

    1) ; commutation of rations _.  
     

    2) _.  

    3) _.        

    4) _. , , 

    5) _attr.: commutation ticket _.   
_____

commutator

  ['kOmju:teIt] _n. _.  ; ; ;
  
_____

commute

  [k'mju:t] _v.

    1) 

    2) _.  

    3) _.  ()

    4)   

    5)         
_____

commuter

  [k'mju:t] _n.

    1) _. ,   

    2) _attr.: commuter station _-.   
_____

compact

  I ['kOmpkt] _n. , 

  II

    1. _a. [km'pkt]

      1) ; 

      2)  (.  )

      3) , 

    2. _n. ['kOmpkt]     

    3. _v. [km'pkt] , 
_____

compacted

  [km'pktId]

    1. _p-p.  compact II, 3

    2. _a. ;    
_____

companion

  [km'pnjn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; faithful companion  ; companion in misfortune
        

      2) ; ,   (   ..)

      3) ; ; companion in crime 
      

      4) ; poor companion  

      5)   ( )

      6) ,  

      7) ; gardener's companion  

      8) = companion-ladder

      9) _attr. ; companion portrait  

    2. _v. ;  , 
_____

companion-in-arms

  [km'pnjnIn'a:mz] _n.  ( )  , 
_____

companionable

  [km'pnjnbl] _a. 
_____

companion-ladder

  [km'pnjn,ld] _n. _.  
_____

companionship

  [km'pnjnSIp] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  ,    
_____

companion-way

  [km'pnjnweI] = companion-ladder
_____

company

  ['kAmpnI] _n.

    1) ; ; to bear ( to keep) smb. company 
    -. ,  -.; to keep company _.
    ; to keep company with smb. ,   -.;
    to keep good company    ,   
    ; to keep bad company    ; to part
    company with smb.  ,   -.

    2) _. , 

    3) ; to receive a great deal of company   

    4) ; he is poor (good) company   ()
    

    5) ,  ; stock company  

    6)  ()

    7) _. 

    8) _attr. _. 

    9) _attr.: company store  ; company union _.
    ""  (    
     )

    *) present company excepted    ; for company
     ; a man is known by the company he keeps _.  ,
      ,   ,  
_____

company checkers

  ['kAmpnI,tSekz] _n. _pl. _. , 
_____

company spotters

  ['kAmpnI,spOtz] = company checkers
_____

comparable

  ['kOmprbl] _a.

    1) ;  

    2) ; in comparable prices   ; on
    comparable terms   
_____

comparative

  [km'prtIv]

    1. _a.

      1) ; the comparative method  ;
      comparative anatomy  

      2) ; 

      3) _. 

    2. _n. _.  
_____

comparatively

  [km'prtIvlI] _adv. ; 
_____

compare

  [km'pE]

    1. _v.

      1) ,  (with)

      2) ,  

      3) ;  ; not to be compared with (
      to)    ; to compare favourably with smth. 
        -.; as compared with   

      4)  (to)

      *) to compare notes  , 

    2. _n.: beyond ( past, without) compare   
_____

comparison

  [km'prIsn] _n. ; to make a comparison  ;
  beyond (all) comparison  () ; in comparison with 
   ; to bear ( to stand) comparison with  
  ; there is no comparison between them   ; degrees
  of comparison _.  
_____

compartment

  [km'pa:tmnt] _n. ; ; watertight compartment _.
   

    *) to live in watertight compartments _.  
      
_____

compass

  ['kAmps]

    1. _n.

      1)  (. mariner's compass); , wireless compass
      

      2) ; ; to fetch ( to go) a compass  
      ԣ;  

      3) ߣ, ; ; voice of great compass  
      

      4) ; (); within the compass of a lifetime  
       ; beyond one's compass   -.
      , -. ; to keep one's desires within
      compass   

      5) ( _pl.) 

    2. _a.

      1) ; compass bearing  

      2) ; compass window _.  ; 
      

    3. _v.

      1) , ; to compass one's purpose  

      2) , 

      3)  (-. )

      4)  ; ; 
_____

compassion

  [km'pSn] _n. , ; ; to have ( to take)
  compassion (up)on smb.  -.;    
  -.
_____

compassionate

  1. _a. [km'pSnIt]

    1) , ; 

    2) ; compassionate allowance 
    ; discharge on compassionate grounds _.  
     

  2. _v. [km'pSneIt]   ; 
_____

compatibility

  [km,pt'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

compatible

  [km'ptbl] _a.  (with)
_____

compatriot

  [km'ptrIt] _n. 
_____

compeer

  [kOm'pI] _n. ; 
_____

compel

  [km'pel] _v.

    1) , ; to compel silence  

    2) ; to compel attention  
_____

compelling

  [km'pelIN]

    1. _pres-p.  compel

    2. _a. , ; compelling force  
_____

compendia

  [km'pendI] _pl.  compendium
_____

compendious

  [km'pendIs] _a. , 
_____

compendium

  [km'pendIm] _. _n. (_pl. -dia)

    1) ,   ()

    2) ; 
_____

compensate

  ['kOmpenseIt] _v.

    1) 

    2)  ();  (for)

    3) _.   

    4) _. ; 
_____

compensation

  [,kOmpen'seISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ; to make compensation for smth.
     -.

    3) _. ; ; 
_____

compensative

  [km'penstIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) _. 
_____

compensator

  ['kOmpenseIt] _n. _. 
_____

compensatory

  [km'penstrI] = compensative
_____

compere

  ['kOmpE] _.

    1. _n. ,  ()

    2. _v. ,  
_____

compete

  [km'pi:t] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  (with -  -.; for - - -.,  -.)

    3)     
_____

competence

  ['kOmpItns] _n.

    1) ; ; I doubt his competence for such work ( to
    do such work)  ,        

    2) 

    3) ,   

    4) _. , 
_____

competency

  ['kOmpItnsI] = competence
_____

competent

  ['kOmpItnt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. ; 

    3) 

    4) , ; competent majority  
    
_____

competition

  [,kOmpI'tISn] _n.

    1) ; to be in competition with smb.   -.

    2) , , ; chess competition 
    ,  

    3) ; cutthroat competition  

    4) ;  
_____

competitioner

  [,kOmpI'tISn] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,     
_____

competitive

  [km'petItIv] _a.

    1) , ; , ;
    competitive ability 

    2) 

    3) ; competitive examination  
_____

competitor

  [km'petIt] _n. ; 
_____

compilation

  [,kOmpI'leISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  (,   ..)
_____

compile

  [km'paIl] _v.

    1) 

    2) ; to compile a dictionary  

    3)  (,   ..)

    4) _. 
_____

compiler

  [km'paIl] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

complacence

  [km'pleIsns] _n.

    1) ; ң

    2) 
_____

complacency

  [km'pleIsnAsI] _n.

    1) ; ң

    2) 
_____

complacent

  [km'pleIsnt] _a.

    1) ; ң

    2) 
_____

complain

  [km'pleIn] _v.

    1)   (of - -.)

    2)  ,  (to - -.; of -  -.)

    3)  (of -    ..)
_____

complainant

  [km'pleInnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

complaint

  [km'pleInt] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; to lodge ( to make) a complaint against smb. 
      -; I have no complaint to make    
    ; without complaint 

    3) , 
_____

complaisance

  [km'pleIzns] _n. ; ; ;
  
_____

complaisant

  [km'pleIznt] _a. ; ; ; 
_____

complement

  1. _n. ['kOmplImnt]

    1)  (. _.); complement of an angle _. 
      90 

    2) 

    3) _. ()      

  2. _v. ['kOmplIment]

    1) ,    

    2) 
_____

complementary

  [,kOmplI'mentrI] _a. , ; complementary angles
  _.  ,      90 
_____

complete

  [km'pli:t]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; complete set of works  
      

      2) ; he is a complete failure   

    2. _adv. _. . completely

    3. _v.

      1) , ; to complete an agreement 
      

      2) , 
_____

completely

  [km'pli:tlI] _adv. , , , , 
_____

completeness

  [km'pli:tnIs] _n. ; , ۣ
_____

completion

  [km'pli:Sn] _n. , ; 
_____

completive

  [km'pli:tIv] _a. , 
_____

complex

  ['kOmpleks]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a.

      1) , , ; complex machinery  

      2) , ; 

      3) _. ; complex number  

      4) _. complex sentence Σ 
_____

complexion

  [km'plekSn] _n.

    1)   ( .   )

    2) ; ; to put a different complexion on the matter
        
_____

-complexioned

  [km'plekSnd]      -  ;
  .: dark-complexioned ; pale-complexioned 
_____

complexity

  [km'pleksItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

compliance

  [km'plaIns] _n.

    1) ; in compliance with your wish    
    

    2) , 
_____

compliant

  [km'plaInt] _a. , 
_____

complicacy

  ['kOmplIksI] = complexity
_____

complicate

  ['kOmplIkeIt] _v. ; to complicate matters  
_____

complicated

  ['kOmplIkeItId]

    1. _p-p.  complicate

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; complicated machine  

      2) Σ; complicated disease   
_____

complication

  [,kOmplI'keISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

complicative

  ['kOmplIkeItIv] _a. 
_____

complice

  ['kOmplIs] _. = accomplice
_____

complicity

  [km'plIsItI] _n.  (   ..)
_____

compliment

  1. _n. ['kOmplImnt]

    1) , ; ; to pay ( to make) a compliment
     ; it is no compliment to him     

    2) _pl. ; , ; compliments of the season
     ,  ( );
    give him my compliments    ( ); with
    compliments   (  )

    *) Bristol compliment ,   

  2. _v. ['kOmplIment]

    1)  , ; 

    2) , ; to compliment smb. on smth.
     -.  -.

    3)  (with - -.)
_____

complimentary

  [,kOmplI'mentrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; to be complimentary about smb.'s work   
    -. ; complimentary ticket  
_____

complin

  ['kOmplIn] = compline
_____

compline

  ['kOmplIn] _n.  (  )
_____

comply

  [km'plaI] _v.

    1) ; 

    2)  (,   ..; with)

    3)  (; with)
_____

component

  [km'punnt]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ,  

      2) _pl. 

    2. _a. ; , ; component parts _.
     
_____

comport

  [km'pO:t] _v.

    1)  (with -  -.); 

    2) _refl.   ()
_____

compos

  ['kOmpOs] = compos mentis
_____

compos mentis

  ['kOmpOs'mentIs] _. _a. _.      ף
  ; 
_____

compose

  [km'puz] _v.

    1) ; to compose a delegation  

    2) , ,  (  
    ); to compose a picture     

    3)  (); ; to compose oneself ;
    to compose differences  

    4) . _pass.  (); our group was composed of teachers and
    doctors       

    5) _. 
_____

composed

  [km'puzd]

    1. _p-p.  compose

    2. _a. , 
_____

composer

  [km'puz] _n. 
_____

composing

  [km'puzIN]

    1. _pres-p.  compose

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; composing medicine  
_____

composing-machine

  [km'puzINm'Si:n] _n. _.  
_____

composing-room

  [km'puzINrum] _n. _.  
_____

composing-stick

  [km'puzINstIk] _n. _. 
_____

composite

  ['kOmpzIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; -. 

      2) _.   

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; composite carriage _-. 
      ; composite style _.  ; composite index
        ( )

      2) _. 
_____

composition

  [,kOmp'zISn] _n.

    1)    

    2)  

    3) , 

    4) , , ; _. 

    5) , 

    6)  ();  

    7) , , ; composition of forces _.  

    8)  , ; he has a touch of madness in his composition
     "",    ϣ 

    9) ; 

    10) _.     

    11) _.   ,    

    12) _. 

    13) _attr.: composition book _.   
_____

composition-metal

  [,kOmp'zISn,metl] _n.    ; 
_____

compositive

  [km'pOzItIv] _a. 
_____

compositor

  [km'pOzIt] _n. 
_____

compost

  ['kOmpOst]

    1. _n. ,  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

composure

  [km'pu] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

compote

  ['kOmpOt] _n. _. 
_____

compound

  I

    1. _n. ['kOmpaund]

      1) ; , 

      2) _.  

      3) _.  (. compound engine)

    2. _a. ['kOmpaund] ; ; _. Σ;
    compound addition (subtraction etc.)  (  ..)
     

      *) compound householder  ,    
       ,  ; compound wound _.
       

    3. _v. [km'paund]

      1) , ; 

      2) ;  ()

      3)    ( );   

      4) _. to compound a felony    
        

  II ['kOmpaund] _n.

    1)    ,   .. 
    ( )

    2)   (.  )

    3) ӣ -  ( )
_____

comprador

  [,kOmpr'dO:] _. _n.  (   . ,
        )
_____

comprehend

  [,kOmprI'hend] _v.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

comprehensible

  [,kOmprI'hensbl] _a. , 
_____

comprehension

  [,kOmprI'henSn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

comprehensive

  [,kOmprI'hensIv] _a.

    1) ; ; ; comprehensive arrangement
     ; comprehensive mechanization 
    

    2) 

    3) ; comprehensive school  ;
    ,  

    4) ,  
_____

compress

  1. _n. ['kOmpres]

    1) 

    2) _. ,  

  2. _v. [km'pres] ; 
_____

compressed

  [km'prest]

    1. _p-p.  compress 2

    2. _a. 
_____

compressibility

  [km,presI'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

compressible

  [km'presbl] _a. 
_____

compression

  [km'preSn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 

    3) _. , , 

    4) _attr.: compression member _.  (), 
     ; compression chamber _.    
_____

compressor

  [km'pres] _n. _. 
_____

comprise

  [km'praIz] _v.

    1) ,   , ; this dictionary comprises
    about 60 000 words     60 000 

    2) ; 

    3)   
_____

compromise

  ['kOmprmaIz]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) ;  ,  (  ..)
_____

compromiser

  ['kOmprmaIz] _n. , 
_____

comprovincial

  [,kOmpr'vInSl] _a.   
_____

comptometer

  [kOmp'tOmIt] _n. , 
_____

comptroller

  [km'trul] = controller
_____

compulsion

  [km'pAlSn] _n. ; under ( upon) compulsion 
_____

compulsive

  [km'pAlsIv] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ; she is a compulsive smoker  
    
_____

compulsory

  [km'pAlsrI] _a. ; ; compulsory education
   ; compulsory measures  ;
  compulsory (military) service  
_____

compunction

  [km'pANkSn] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) ; without compunction  () 
_____

compunctious

  [km'pANkSs] _a.   
_____

computable

  [km'pju:tbl] _a. 
_____

computation

  [,kOmpju:'teISn] _n. , ; ޣ
_____

compute

  [km'pju:t]

    1. _v. , ; ,  

    2. _n. _. ; beyond compute 
_____

computer

  [km'pju:t] _n.

    1) ; ޣ- ; -
    , ; ޣ

    2) ,  
_____

computerisation

  [km,pju:traI'zeISn] _n.  ޣ 
_____

comrade

  ['kOmrId] _n. 
_____

comrade-in-arms

  ['kOmrIdIn'a:mz] _n. (_pl. comrades-) ,   ,
   
_____

comradely

  ['kOmrIdlI] _a. 
_____

comradeship

  ['kOmrIdSIp] _n.  
_____

con

  I [kOn] _v.  ; , 

  II [kOn]

    1. _n. _.   

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  ̣

      2)  ,  ()

  III [kOn] _n. (_.  _. contra) the pros and cons   
  

  IV [kOn] _n. 

  V [kOn] _.

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _a. 

    3. _v. , 
_____

con-

  [kOn] . com-
_____

conacre

  ['kOn,eIk] _n.        
    ( )
_____

conation

  [ku'neISn] _n. _.    
_____

concatenate

  [kOn'ktIneIt] _v. , 
_____

concatenation

  [kOn,ktI'neISn] _n.

    1)  (, );   ();
    concatenation of circumstances  

    2) _.  ; 
_____

concave

  ['kOn'keIv]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. 

      3)  

    3. _v.  
_____

concavity

  [kOn'kvItI] _n.  , 
_____

concavo-concave

  [kOn'keIvu'kOnkeIv] _a.  ( )
_____

concavo-convex

  [kOn'keIvu'kOnveks] _a. - ( )
_____

conceal

  [kn'si:l] _v.

    1) ; , 

    2) ; 
_____

concealer

  [kn'si:l] _n. 
_____

concealment

  [kn'si:lmnt] _n.

    1) , , ; 

    2)  

    3) 
_____

concede

  [kn'si:d] _v.

    1) 

    2)  (,  -.); 

    3) _. _. 
_____

conceit

  [kn'si:t] _n.

    1) ; ; ; ; he is full of
    conceit     ;   

    2)   (.   XVI-XVII .)

    *) to be out of conceit with smb.   -.
_____

conceited

  [kn'si:tId] _a. ; 
_____

conceivable

  [kn'si:vbl] _a. , ; 
_____

conceivably

  [kn'si:vblI] _adv. 
_____

conceive

  [kn'si:v] _v.

    1) , ;  

    2) ; a well conceived scheme   

    3) , ; to conceive an affection for smb.
      -.; to conceive a dislike for smb. 
    -.

    4) , 
_____

conceiving

  [kn'si:vIN]

    1. _pres-p.  conceive

    2. _n. , 
_____

concentrate

  ['kOnsntreIt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ݣ 

    2. _v.

      1) (); (), (on, upon)

      2) _. , 

      3) _.  
_____

concentrated

  ['kOnsntreItId]

    1. _p-p.  concentrate 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) _. ݣ, 
_____

concentration

  [,kOnsn'treISn] _n.

    1) ; ; ; 
    ()

    2) 

    3)  

    4) _attr.: concentration camp  
_____

concentre

  [kOn'sent] _v.

    1) ();  (  ..)

    2)   ,   
_____

concentric

  [kOn'sentrIk] _a. 
_____

concentrically

  [kOn'sentrIklI] _adv. 
_____

concentricity

  [,kOnsn'trIsItI] _n. 
_____

concept

  ['kOnsept] _n. , ;  ; 
_____

conception

  [kn'sepSn] _n.

    1) ; it is beyond my conception    

    2) 

    3) 

    4) 

    5) _. ; 
_____

conceptual

  [kn'septjul] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

concern

  [kn's:n]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; to feel concern about smth.
        ޣ-.,   -.; with deep concern 
       

      2) , ; to have a concern in a business  
      -. 

      3) , , ; it is no concern of mine  
      ϣ ,    

      4) , ; a matter of great concern   

      5) , 

      6) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ; as concerns  ; as far as
      his conduct is concerned    ; his life is
      concerned  ģ   

      2) , ; to be concerned about the future
        

      3) _refl. ,  (-.)
_____

concerned

  [kn's:nd]

    1. _p-p.  concern 2

    2. _a.

      1)  (-.);  ( -.);   (
      -.); concerned parties  

      2) ; concerned air  
_____

concerning

  [kn's:nIN]

    1. _pres-p.  concern 2

    2. _prep. , 
_____

concernment

  [kn's:nmnt] _n.

    1) ; a matter of concernment  

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

concert

  1. _n. ['kOns:t]

    1) 

    2) , ; in concert  , ; to act
    in concert  ,  

    3) _attr. ; concert grand  

  2. _v. [kn's:t] , ;   ;
  to concert action  
_____

concerted

  [kn's:tId]

    1. _p-p.  concert 2

    2. _a. ; to take concerted action 
    ,  
_____

concertina

  [,kOns'ti:n] _n.  ( )
_____

concerto

  [kn'tS:tu] _. _n. (_pl. -os [kn'tS:tuz])  (
  )
_____

concession

  [kn'seSn] _n.

    1) ; a concession to public opinion  
    

    2) 
_____

concessionaire

  [kn,seS'nE] _n. _. 
_____

concessioner

  [kn'seSn] _. = concessionaire
_____

concessive

  [kn'sesIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

concetti

  [kn'tSetI] _pl.  concetto
_____

concetto

  [kn'tSetu] _. _n. (_pl. -tti) = conceit 2)
_____

conch

  [kONk] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ,  
_____

concha

  ['kONk] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) = conch 2)
_____

conchoid

  ['kONkOId] _n. _. 
_____

conchy

  ['kOntSI] _n. _. = conscientious objector {. conscientious}
_____

concierge

  [,kO:nsI'E] _n. _. ; 
_____

concilia

  [kn'sIlI] _pl.  concilium
_____

conciliate

  [kn'sIlIeIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2)   ;  , 
_____

conciliation

  [kn,sIlI'eISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _.  ; court of conciliation 
     
_____

conciliator

  [kn'sIlIeIt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _.  

    3) _. 
_____

conciliatory

  [kn'sIlItrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

concilium

  [kn'sIlIm] _n. (_pl. -lia) 
_____

concise

  [kn'saIs] _a.

    1) ; ; 

    2) ޣ; 
_____

conciseness

  [kn'saIsnIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

concision

  [kn'sIn] = conciseness
_____

conclave

  ['kOnkleIv] _n.

    1)  ; to sit in conclave    

    2) _. 
_____

conclude

  [kn'klu:d] _v.

    1) (); he concluded his speech with the following remark
    ( by making the following remark)    
    ; to conclude  (  )

    2) ; to conclude a treaty  

    3)  ;  ; 

    4) (. . _.) ,  
_____

conclusion

  [kn'klu:n] _n.

    1) ; ; in conclusion  ; to bring to a
    conclusion ,   

    2) ; conclusion of a treaty  

    3) , ; to draw a conclusion  ; to arrive
    at a conclusion   ; to jump to ( at) a conclusion
      ; foregone conclusion ۣ ;
     

    4) , 

    *) to try conclusions ; to try conclusions with smb. 
       -.
_____

conclusive

  [kn'klu:sIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) ; conclusive evidence  
_____

concoct

  [kn'kOkt] _v.

    1) 

    2) ,  (,    ..)

    3) _. , 
_____

concoction

  [kn'kOkSn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) "", , 

    3) , 

    4) _. ; 
_____

concomitance

  [kn'kOmItns] _n. 
_____

concomitant

  [kn'kOmItnt]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

concord

  ['kONkO:d] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; , 

    3)  (. _.)

    4) _. , 
_____

concordance

  [kn'kO:dns] _n.

    1) ; ; in concordance with smth.   
    -.,  -.

    2)     ,   -.
       -.  
_____

concordant

  [kn'kO:dnt] _a.

    1) ;  (with)

    2) 
_____

concordat

  [kOn'kO:dt] _n. , 
_____

concourse

  ['kONkO:s] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)  (-.); concourse of circumstances 
    

    3)  ,   

    4) _.   
_____

concrescence

  [kOn'kresns] _n. _. 
_____

concrete

  ['kOnkri:t]

    1. _n.

      1) ; reinforced ( armoured) concrete ;
      prestressed concrete  ֣ 

      2)  , ; in the concrete , 

    2. _a.

      1) ; concrete number  

      2) 

    3. _v.

      1) 

      2) [kn'kri:t] (); ; ; 
_____

concretemixer

  ['kOnkri:t'mIks] _n. 
_____

concretion

  [kn'kri:Sn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , , , 

    3) ף  

    4) _. 

    5) _. , 
_____

concretionary

  [kn'kri:SnrI] _a. _. ;   
_____

concretize

  ['kOnkri:taIz] _v. 
_____

concubinage

  [kOn'kju:bInId] _n.  
_____

concubine

  ['kONkjubaIn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)   ( ,   ֣)
_____

concupiscence

  [kn'kju:pIsns] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

concupiscent

  [kn'kju:pIsnt] _a. , 
_____

concur

  [kn'k:] _v.

    1) 

    2) ;   

    3)  , 
_____

concurrence

  [kn'kArns] _n.

    1)  (  ..);  ()

    2) ;  ()
_____

concurrent

  [kn'kArnt]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; 

      2)  

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)    
_____

concuss

  [kn'kAs] _v.

    1) , 

    2) _.   ()

    3) ;  ( -.); to concuss into smth., to
    concuss to do smth.   -.
_____

concussion

  [kn'kASn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; concussion of the brain  

    3) _.  ԣ   
_____

condemn

  [kn'dem] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ,  

    3) ;  

    4)  (, )

    5) ; his looks condemn him   

    6)  
_____

condemnation

  [,kOndem'neISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ,  
_____

condemnatory

  [kn'demntrI] _a. ; 
_____

condemned

  [kn'demd]

    1. _p-p.  condemn

    2. _a.

      1) ģ; ң

      2): condemned cell  
_____

condensable

  [kn'densbl] _a.

    1)    

    2)     ( )
_____

condensation

  [,kOnden'seISn] _n.

    1) , , 

    2)  ()
_____

condense

  [kn'dens] _v.

    1) (); 

    2)   ()
_____

condensed

  [kn'denst]

    1. _p-p.  condense

    2. _a. ; ݣ; condensed milk ݣ 
_____

condenser

  [kn'dens] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) _. 

    4) _. 
_____

condescend

  [,kOndI'send] _v.

    1) ; 

    2)  (to -  -.),  ϣ 
_____

condescension

  [,kOndI'senSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

condign

  [kn'daIn] _a.  ( )
_____

condiment

  ['kndImnt] _n. 
_____

condition

  [kn'dISn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; on ( upon) condition  

      2) , ; in (out of) condition   ()
       (.  ); in good condition   
      ( )

      3) _pl. ; ; under such conditions  
      ; international conditions  

      4)  ; humble condition of life 
      ; men of all conditions   ; to change
      one's condition  , 

      5) _. ; ޣ  ,    ,
      ""

    2. _v.

      1)  , ; choice is conditioned by supply
        

      2)  (.   ۣ,   ..)

      3)  ; to condition the team _. ,
       

      4)  ( )

      5)  ()

      6)     (-.)   

      7) _.  

      8) _.     
_____

conditional

  [kn'dISnl] _a.

    1) , ; conditional sale _.  
     

    2) _. ; conditional sentence  ;
    conditional mood  
_____

conditioned

  [kn'dISnd]

    1. _p-p.  condition 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; conditioned reflex  

      2) ,  ; well conditioned cattle
       

      3) 
_____

conditioning

  [kn'dISnIN]

    1. _pres-p.  condition 2

    2. _n.

      1)     ; physical conditioning
       

      2)    (-.)   

      3)  ()

    3. _a. 
_____

condolatory

  [kn'dultrI] _a. , 
_____

condole

  [kn'dul] _v. ;  
_____

condolence

  [kn'dulns] _n. (. _pl.) ; to present one's
  condolences to smb.  ϣ  -.
_____

condominium

  ['kOnd'mInIm] _n. , 
_____

condonation

  [,kOndu'neISn] _n.  (.   )
_____

condone

  [kn'dun] _v. ,   
_____

condor

  ['kOndO:] _n. _. 
_____

conduce

  [kn'dju:s] _v. ,  ( -.)
_____

conducive

  [kn'dju:sIv] _a. ; ; conducive to smth.
    -.
_____

conduct

  1. _n. ['kOndAkt]

    1) ;  

    2) , ; conduct of operations _.  

    3) _attr.: conduct sheet ,    

  2. _v. [kn'dAkt]

    1) ; conduct oneself  

    2) ; 

    3)  ()

    4)  (, )

    5) _. ;  
_____

conduct-money

  ['kOndAkt,mAnI] _n.       
_____

conductance

  [kn'dAktns] = conduction
_____

conduction

  [kn'dAkSn] _n. _. 
_____

conductive

  [kn'dAktIv] _a. _. 
_____

conductivity

  [,kOndAk'tIvItI] _n. _.  ; 
_____

conductor

  [kn'dAkt] _n.

    1)  (,   )

    2) _. _-. 

    3) 

    4) 

    5) ֣

    6) _. 

    7) _. ; 

    8) 
_____

conductress

  [kn'dAktrIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

conduit

  ['kOndIt] _n.

    1) ;  ; 

    2)   ; _. 

    3) . ['kOndjuIt] _.  

    4) _attr.: conduit head 
_____

cone

  [kun]

    1. _n.

      1) ; cone of paper ,  ̣; ice-cream cone
           ; cone of rays _.
       

      2) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) (. _pass.) to be coned   
       ( ̣)
_____

coney

  ['kunI] = cony
_____

confab

  ['kOnfb] _.

    1. _n. _.  confabulation

    2. _v. _.  confabulate
_____

confabulate

  [kn'fbjuleIt] _v. , , 
_____

confabulation

  [kn,fbju'leISn] _n. ,  
_____

confection

  [kn'fekSn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) ;    

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2)    
_____

confectioner

  [kn'fekSn] _n. 
_____

confectionery

  [kn'fekSnrI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

confederacy

  [kn'fedrsI] _n.

    1) ; ;  

    2) 
_____

confederate

  1. _n. [kn'fedrIt]

    1)  , 

    2) ,  ()

    3) _. _. ,    ( 1860-1865 .)

  2. _a. [kn'fedrIt] , ; the Confederate States of
  America _.  11  ,     1860-1861
  .

  3. _v. [kn'fedreIt] ()  ,  
_____

confederation

  [kn,fed'reISn] _n. , , 
_____

confer

  [kn'f:] _v.

    1) ;  ();  (); to confer
    powers  ; to confer a title on smb.  
    -.

    2) ,  (together, with)

    3) (_imp.) , ; confer remark on the next page 
       
_____

conferee

  [,kOnf'ri:] _n.  , 
_____

conference

  ['kOnfrns] _n.

    1) ; ; ; to be in conference  
    ; 

    2) _.  (,  ,  
    ..)

    3) _attr.: conference circuit  ; conference rate
    _.   
_____

conferment

  [kn'f:mnt] _n.  ();  ()
_____

conferva

  [kOn'f:v] _n. _. , ;  ; ; ̣
  
_____

confess

  [kn'fes] _v.

    1) (); 

    2) ()
_____

confessedly

  [kn'fesIdlI] _adv.     
_____

confession

  [kn'feSn] _n.

    1)  (, )

    2) 

    3) 
_____

confessional

  [kn'feSnl] _n. 
_____

confessor

  [kn'fes], ['kOnfes] _n. ; 
_____

confetti

  [kn'feti:] _. _n. 
_____

confidant

  [,kOnfI'dnt] _n. 
_____

confidante

  [,kOnfI'dnt] _n. 
_____

confide

  [kn'faId] _v.

    1) ,  (in - -.);  (in -  -.)

    2) ;  (to)

    3) ,    (to)
_____

confidence

  ['kOnfIdns] _n.

    1) ; to enjoy smb.'s confidence  -. ;
    to take a person into one's confidence  -.  ; to
    place confidence in a person  -.

    2)  ; in strict confidence 
    ; to tell smth. in confidence  -.  

    3) 

    4) , 

    *) confidence game ( trick)    ԣ
    (   ); confidence man ,
       ԣ
_____

confident

  ['kOnfIdnt]

    1. _a.

      1)  (of -    ..)

      2) , 

    2. _n. = confidant
_____

confidential

  [,kOnfI'denSl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 

    3)  
_____

confidentially

  [,kOnfI'denSlI] _adv.  , 
_____

configuration

  [kn,fIgju'reISn] _n. ; ; 
_____

confine

  [kn'faIn] _v.

    1) 

    2)   

    3) ,  ; to confine to barracks _. 
      

    4): to be confined ; to be confined to bed (to one's room) 
       (     )

    5) _refl.  (-.); to confine oneself strictly to the
    subject   
_____

confined

  [kn'faInd]

    1. _p-p.  confine

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3) ޣ

      4) 

      5) _.  
_____

confinement

  [kn'faInmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) 
_____

confines

  ['kOnfaInz] _n. _pl. ; ; within the confines of smth. 
  ,  -.
_____

confirm

  [kn'f:m] _v.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) 

    4) , 

    5) _. 
_____

confirmation

  [,kOnf'meISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; confirmation to a post   

    3) 

    4) _. 
_____

confirmative

  [kn'f:mtIv] _a. ; 
_____

confirmatory

  [kn'f:mtrI] _a. ; 
_____

confirmed

  [kn'f:md]

    1. _p-p.  confirm

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) , ģ
_____

confirmee

  [,kOnf'mi:] _n. _. 
_____

confiscate

  ['kOnfIskeIt] _v. , 
_____

confiscation

  [,kOnfIs'keISn] _n. , 
_____

confiture

  ['kOnfItS] _n. , 
_____

conflagration

  [,kOnfl'greISn] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) 
_____

conflate

  [kn'fleIt] _v.    
_____

conflation

  [kn'fleISn] _n.      
_____

conflict

  1. _n. ['kOnflIkt]

    1) , ; conflict of laws _. ) 
    ;   ; )   

    2) ; internal conflicts  

  2. _v. [kn'flIkt]

    1)   

    2)  (with - -.); to conflict with reality
     () 
_____

conflicting

  [kn'flIktIN]

    1. _pres-p.  conflict 2

    2. _a. ; conflicting opinions  
_____

confluence

  ['kOnfluns] _n.

    1)  ();  ();  

    2)  , 
_____

confluent

  ['kOnflunt]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. ; confluent smallpox  

    2. _n.    ;  
_____

conflux

  ['kOnflAks] = confluence
_____

conform

  [kn'fO:m] _v.

    1) ();  (to - );  (to -
    -.)

    2) ()

    3)  ()
_____

conformable

  [kn'fO:mbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

conformation

  [,kOnfO:'meISn] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2)  (to)

    3) 
_____

conformist

  [kn'fO:mIst] _n. 
_____

conformity

  [kn'fO:mItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) 

    4) ;    
_____

confound

  [kn'faund] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ,   ;   

    3)  (, ); confound it!  ޣ!;  
    !
_____

confounded

  [kn'faundId]

    1. _p-p.  confound

    2. _a. _. ; he is a confounded bore   
_____

confoundedly

  [kn'faundIdlI] _adv. _. , , 
_____

confraternity

  [,kOnfr't:nItI] _n. 
_____

confrere

  ['kOnfrE] _n. _. , 
_____

confront

  [kn'frAnt] _v.

    1)    ;  

    2) ;    (, )

    3) (_pass.)    (with); he was confronted with
    demands    

    4)    (with)

    5) , 
_____

confrontation

  [,kOnfrAn'teISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  

    3) , 
_____

confuse

  [kn'fju:z] _v.

    1) , ; he must have confused me with somebody else
          

    2)  ;   ;  

    3)   , ;   

    4)  
_____

confused

  [kn'fju:zd]

    1. _p-p.  confuse

    2. _a.

      1) ݣ; to become confused , 

      2) ; confused mass  ; confused tale
       ; confused answer  
_____

confusedly

  [kn'fju:zIdlI] _adv.

    1) ݣ;  ,  

    2) ;  
_____

confusion

  [kn'fju:n] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) 

    4) , 
_____

confutation

  [,knfju'teISn] _n. 
_____

confute

  [kn'fju:t] _v. 
_____

cong

  [kON] _. _.  congress
_____

conge

  ['kO:neI] _. 
_____

congeal

  [kn'di:l] _v.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) (); ף
_____

congee

  ['kOndi:] = conjee
_____

congelation

  [,kOndI'leISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; point of congelation ,  

    3) 
_____

congener

  ['kOndIn]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  

    2. _a. 
_____

congeneric

  [,kOndI'nerIk] = congenerical
_____

congenerical

  [,kOndI'nerIkl] _a. 
_____

congenerous

  [kOn'denrs] _a. ; ;   
  ( )
_____

congenial

  [kn'di:njl] _a.

    1)   ; 

    2) ; 

    3) ģ, 
_____

congeniality

  [kn,di:nI'lItI] _n. , , , 
_____

congenital

  [kn'denItl] _a. ģ, ģ
_____

conger

  ['kONg] _n. _.   (. conger eel)
_____

congeries

  [kOn'dIri:z] _n. (_pl.  .) ; ; 
_____

congest

  [kn'dest] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) (), ()
_____

congested

  [kn'destId]

    1. _p-p.  congest

    2. _a.

      1) ̣ (   ..); congested streets 
       

      2) _.   ( ); 
_____

congestion

  [kn'destSn] _n.

    1) ̣

    2) , ; 

    3) ,  ( )

    4) _. ; ; venous congestion  
_____

conglobate

  ['kOnglubeIt]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _v.     
_____

conglomerate

  1. _n. [kn'glOmrIt]

    1) 

    2) _.   

  2. _v. [kn'glOmreIt]

    1) (); 

    2)    
_____

conglomeration

  [kn,glOm'reISn] _n. ; , ; 
_____

conglutination

  [kn,glu:tI'neISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

congou

  ['kONgu] _n.  ޣ  
_____

congratulate

  [kn'grtjuleIt] _v.  (on, upon)
_____

congratulation

  [kn,grtju'leISn] _n. (. _pl.) ; a letter of
  congratulations  
_____

congratulatory

  [kn'grtjultrI] _a. 
_____

congregate

  ['kONgrIgeIt] _v. (); , 
_____

congregation

  [,kONgrI'geISn] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2)  

    3) _. ;  ( ); 

    4) _. ;  
_____

congress

  ['kONgres] _n.

    1) ; ; The World Peace Congress  
     ; to go into congress 

    2) (the Congress)  

    3) (Indian National) Congress  "  "
_____

congressional

  [kON'greSnl] _a.   ; Congressional district _.
       ; Congressional records _.
  ޣ  
_____

congruence

  ['kONgruns] _n.

    1) ; ; to be in congruence with
     -.

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

congruent

  ['kONgrunt] = congruous
_____

congruous

  ['kONgrus] _a.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _. ; 
_____

conic

  ['kOnIk] = conical 1)
_____

conical

  ['kOnIkl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

conifer

  ['kunIf] _n.  
_____

coniferous

  [ku'nIfrs] _a. , 
_____

coniform

  ['kunIfO:m] = conical
_____

conjectural

  [kn'dektSrl] _a. 
_____

conjecture

  [kn'dektS]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to hazard a conjecture  ,
       

      2) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)   , 
_____

conjee

  ['kOndi:] _n.  
_____

conjoin

  [kn'dOIn] _v. (); ()
_____

conjoint

  ['kOndOInt] _a. Σ, Σ; , ; conjoint
  action Σ 
_____

conjugal

  ['kOndugl] _a. ; 
_____

conjugality

  [,kOndu'glItI] _n. ,   
_____

conjugate

  1. _a. ['kOndugIt]

    1) Σ

    2) _. ֣; conjugate angles ֣ 

    3) _.  ( )

    4) _.       ( )

  2. _n. ['kOndugIt] _. ,     

  3. _v. ['kOndugeIt]

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

conjugation

  [,kOndu'geISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) _. 
_____

conjunct

  [kn'dANkt] _a. Σ; ; Σ
_____

conjunction

  [kn'dANkSn] _n.

    1) , ; in conjunction , 

    2) ; ; 

    3)  , ң

    4) _. 
_____

conjunctiva

  [,kOndANk'taIv] _n. _.  (  )
_____

conjunctive

  [kn'dANktIv]

    1. _a.

      1) ; conjunctive tissue _.  

      2) _. conjunctive mood  ; conjunctive
      adverb  ; conjunctive pronoun 
      

    2. _n. = conjunctive mood
_____

conjunctivitis

  [kn,dANktI'vaItIs] _n. _. 
_____

conjuncture

  [kn'dANktS] _n.

    1)  ; at this conjuncture   

    2) 
_____

conjuration

  [,kOndu'reISn] _n. ; 
_____

conjure

  ['kAnd] _v.

    1)  ; 

    2) ,  () (. conjure up)

    3)   (. conjure away, conjure out of); to conjure out
    of a person    -.

    4)    (. conjure up)

    5)  

    6) [kn'du] , 

    *) a name to conjure with  ;  
_____

conjurer

  ['kAndr] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    *) he is no conjurer    
_____

conjuror

  ['kAndr] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    *) he is no conjuror    
_____

conk

  [kONk] _.

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. _. 

      3)    (_.  )

      4)    (, )

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) 

      #) conk out , ,  ( )
_____

conker

  ['kONk] _n. _pl. _.     ޣ (
  )
_____

conn

  [kOn] = con II
_____

connate

  ['kOneIt] _a.

    1) ģ, ģ

    2) ģ   

    3) , 

    4) _. ; connate water   (  )
_____

connatural

  [k'ntSrl] _a.

    1) ģ

    2) 
_____

connect

  [k'nekt] _v.

    1) (); (); (); connected to earth _.
    ̣

    2) ;    

    3)  

    4) _.   
_____

connected

  [k'nektId]

    1. _p-p.  connect

    2. _a.

      1)  (connected with)

      2)   () 

      3)  (   ..)

      4) Σ
_____

connecting-link

  [k'nektINlINk] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. , 
_____

connecting-rod

  [k'nektINrOd] _n. _. , 
_____

connection

  [k'nekSn] = connexion
_____

connective

  [k'nektIv]

    1. _a. ; ; connective tissue _.
     ; connective word _.  ; connective
    pronoun _.  ; connective adverb _.
     

    2. _n. _.  
_____

connexion

  [k'nekSn] _n.

    1) ; ; ; in this connexion )  
    ; )   ; in connexion with this    ; to
    cut the connexion   ,  

    2) (. _pl.) , 

    3) ; 

    4) ( _pl.) , 

    5)  ; criminal connexion _.  ; to form a
    connexion   

    6) 

    7) (. _pl.)   (, ); to
    miss a connexion   

    8) ; 
_____

conning tower

  ['kOnIN,tau] _n. _.  
_____

conniption

  [k'nIpSn] _n. _.  ;   (. conniption
  fit)
_____

connivance

  [k'naIvns] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

connive

  [k'naIv] _v. ;   
_____

connoisseur

  [,kOn's:] _n. _. 
_____

connotate

  ['kOnuteIt] = connote
_____

connotation

  [,kOnu'teISn] _n.

    1) ,  ; ,  

    2) _. 
_____

connote

  [kO'nut] _v.

    1)  ,   ( )

    2)    (   ..)

    3) _. 
_____

connubial

  [k'nju:bjl] _a. , 
_____

conoid

  ['kunOId]

    1. _n. _. ; ޣ 

    2. _a. 
_____

conquer

  ['kONk] _v.

    1) ϣ, , ; 

    2) ; ; 
_____

conqueror

  ['kONkr] _n.

    1) ; ; The Conqueror _.  

    2) _.  
_____

conquest

  ['kONkwest] _n.

    1) , ; ; to make a conquest of smb.
    )    -.; )  -. ; The
    (Norman) Conquest _.    (1066 .)

    2) ϣ ;    ..

    3) ,    , ң 
_____

consanguine

  [kOn'sNgwIn] = consanguineous
_____

consanguineous

  [,kOnsN'gwInIs] _a. , , 
_____

consanguinity

  [,kOnsN'gwInItI] _n. , , 
_____

conscience

  ['kOnSns] _n. ; good ( clear) conscience  ; bad
  ( evil) conscience  ; for conscience(') sake 
   ; to have smth. on one's conscience  -. 
  ,     ޣ-.; to get smth. off one's
  conscience      -.; in all
  conscience, upon one's conscience   ; , ;
  to make a matter of conscience   ; the freedom of
  conscience  ;  

    *) to have the conscience   (,  -.)
_____

conscience-smitten

  ['kOnSns,smItn] _a.   
_____

conscienceless

  ['kOnSnslIs] _a. 
_____

conscientious

  [,kOnSI'enSs] _a. ; ,  (  
  -.); conscientious attitude  

    *) conscientious objector ,     
      - 
_____

-conscious

  ['kOnSs] _a.

    1) ; he was conscious of his guilt    

    2) ; conscious of pain (cold)   ()

    3) , ; with conscious superiority  
     

    4) _predic.   ; she was conscious to the last 
         

    *) with a conscious air 
_____

conscious-

  ['kOnSs]     , ; .:
  class-conscious worker  
_____

consciousness

  ['kOnSsnIs] _n.

    1) ; to lose consciousness  ; to recover (
    to regain) consciousness   

    2) ; 
_____

conscript

  1. _n. ['kOnskrIpt]    , , 

  2. _a. ['kOnskrIpt]    

  3. _v. [kn'skrIpt]    ; 
_____

conscription

  [kn'skrIpSn] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ( ); conscription of wealth   (
    ģ      )
_____

consecrate

  ['kOnsIkreIt]

    1. _a.

      1) ݣ

      2) ݣ

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

consecration

  [,kOnsI'kreISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

consecution

  [,kOnsI'kju:Sn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (  ..)
_____

consecutive

  [kn'sekjutIv] _a.

    1) ; for the fifth consecutive time   ;
    consecutive reaction _.   

    2) _. ; consecutive clause  
_____

consenescence

  [,kOnsI'nesns] _n. , 
_____

consensus

  [kn'senss] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. ,  

    3) _.     
_____

consent

  [kn'sent]

    1. _n.

      1) ; half-hearted consent  ; to withhold
      one's consent   ; by common ( with one) consent 
       ; to carry the consent of smb.  
      -.;  أ-. 

      2) 

      *) age of consent ; silence gives consent _.
       -  

    2. _v.

      1) ,  , 

      2) , 
_____

consentaneity

  [kn,sent'ni:ItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

consentaneous

  [,kOnsen'teInIs] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) 
_____

consentient

  [kn'senSnt] _a.

    1) ;  (to)

    2) 
_____

consequence

  ['kOnsIkwns] _n.

    1) () ; in consequence of ;  ; to take
    the consequences of ,    

    2) , 

    3) , ; of no consequence , 

    4) ,  ; person of consequence ,
     
_____

consequent

  ['kOnsIkwnt]

    1. _a.

      1) () 

      2)   (-.)

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _.    , 

      3) _.   
_____

consequential

  [,kOnsI'kwenSl] _a.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) ,  
_____

consequently

  ['kOnsIkwntlI] _adv. ; ;  
_____

conservancy

  [kn's:vnsI] _n.

    1)    ;  

    2)      

    3) _attr.: conservancy area 
_____

conservation

  [,kOns:'veISn] _n.

    1) ; conservation of energy _.  ;
    faculty of conservation _. 

    2) = conservancy 1

    3)  ()

    4) _. 
_____

conservatism

  [kn's:vtIzm] _n. 
_____

conservative

  [kn's:vtIv]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3) ; ; conservative estimate  ޣ

    2. _n.

      1) , ; to go conservative  

      2) (Conservative)   
_____

conservatoire

  [kn's:vtwa:] _n. _. 
_____

conservator

  ['kOnsveIt] _n.

    1)  (  ..)

    2)      

    3) [kn's:vt] ; 
_____

conservatory

  [kn's:vtrI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. = conservatoire
_____

conserve

  [kn's:v]

    1. _v.

      1) , ; to conserve one's strength  

      2) 

    2. _n. ( _pl.)   ; ,
    
_____

consider

  [kn'sId] _v.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) , ; he is considered a rich man   

    4)   , ; all things considered  ӣ
     

    5)   -.;    -.; to consider
    others   
_____

considerable

  [kn'sIdrbl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) ; a considerable amount of time  

    2. _n. _. _. , 
_____

considerate

  [kn'sIdrIt] _a.   ; , 
_____

consideration

  [kn,sId'reISn] _n.

    1) , ; under consideration  ,
    , ; to give a problem one's careful
    consideration   

    2) ; to take into consideration   ;
    that's a consideration     ; in
    consideration of   ; on ( under) no consideration
       ; overriding considerations , 
     ; budgetary considerations _. 
    

    3) , ; ; to show great
    consideration for smb.     -.; accept
    the assurance of my highest consideration    ϣ
     ( )  (  )

    4) , ; for a consideration  
_____

considering

  [kn'sIdrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  consider

    2. _prep.

      1) ,   ; he ran very well considering his
      age    ,    

      2): you acted properly considering _.   
      (  )
_____

consign

  [kn'saIn] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3)  ()

    4) _. ,    (, )

    5) _.    
_____

consignation

  [,kOnsaI'neISn] _n.

    1) _.    

    2) _.     
_____

consignee

  [,kOnsaI'ni:] _n. 
_____

consigner

  [kn'saIn] = consignor
_____

consignment

  [kn'saInmnt] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) _.   ; country of consignment
      ( );   ( )

    3) , 
_____

consignor

  [kn'saIn] _n. 
_____

consilience

  [kn'sIlIns] _n. 
_____

consilient

  [kn'sIlInt] _a. , 
_____

consist

  [kn'sIst]

    1. _v.

      1)  (of - );  (in - )

      2) ,  (with)

    2. _n. _.  (. )
_____

consistence

  [kn'sIstns] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  , 
_____

consistency

  [kn'sIstnsI] _n.

    1) = consistence

    2) , 

    3) 

    4) 
_____

consistent

  [kn'sIstnt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ; consistent pattern ; it
    is not consistent with what you said before   
     

    3) ף, 
_____

consistory

  [kn'sIstrI] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

consolation

  [,kOns'leISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. _. ; consolation prize  ;
    consolation race   ,    
_____

consolatory

  [kn'sOltrI] _a. 
_____

console

  I [kn'sul] _v. 

  II ['kOnsul] _n. _. _.

    1) , 

    2)    ɣ,   .. ( 
    )
_____

console-mirror

  ['kOnsul'mIr] _n. 
_____

consolidate

  [kn'sOlIdeIt] _v.

    1) ()

    2) () ( , ); to consolidate two
    offices   

    3) ; 

    4) _. ()

    5) _.  ()
_____

consolidated

  [kn'sOlIdeItId]

    1. _p-p.  consolidate

    2. _a.

      1) ; consolidated annuities = consols; Consolidated
      Fund   (    
           )

      2) Σ; ; consolidated return , 
      ;  

      3) ; consolidated mud  
_____

consolidation

  [kn,sOlI'deISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

consols

  [kn'sOlz] _n. _pl. _. , 2,5% ( 3%) 
   
_____

consonance

  ['kOnsnns] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) _. 
_____

consonant

  ['kOnsnnt]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  

      2) ,   

    2. _a.

      1)  (to - );  (with)

      2) ; 
_____

consonantal

  [,kOns'nntl] _a. _. 
_____

consort

  1. _n. ['kOnsO:t]

    1) () (.   ); Prince Consort
    -,    (   ̣)

    2) _.  

  2. _v. [kn'sO:t]

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

consortium

  [kn'sO:tjm] _n. _. 
_____

conspectus

  [kn'spekts] _. _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

conspicuous

  [kn'spIkjus] _a. , ,   ; to make
  oneself conspicuous    ; to be conspicuous by
  one's absence   ; conspicuous failure 
  
_____

conspiracy

  [kn'spIrsI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ;  

    3) ,  
_____

conspirator

  [kn'spIrt] _n. 
_____

conspiratorial

  [kn,spIr'tO:rIl] _a. ; 
_____

conspire

  [kn'spaI] _v.  ,  ; 
  (against -  -.); all things conspireed to please him ӣ 
      , ӣ  
_____

constable

  ['kAnstbl] _n.

    1) ,  (); ; Chief Constable 
     ( , )

    2) _. 

    *) to outrun the constable    ,   
_____

constabulary

  [kn'stbjulrI]

    1. _n.  , ; mounted constabulary  

    2. _a. 
_____

constancy

  ['kOnstnsI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; ף
_____

constant

  ['kOnstnt]

    1. _n. _. _.  (), ; constant of
    friction  

    2. _a.

      1) ; in terms of constant prizes   

      2) ף;  (  ..)

      3) , 
_____

constantly

  ['kOnstntlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) ,   
_____

constellate

  ['kOnstleIt] _v. _.  
_____

constellation

  [,kOnst'leISn] _n. _.  (. _.)
_____

consternation

  [,kOnst:'neISn] _n. ; ;  ( )
_____

constipate

  ['kOnstIpeIt] _v. _.  
_____

constipation

  [,kOnstI'peISn] _n. _. 
_____

constituency

  [kn'stItjunsI] _n.

    1) _. ; to sweep a constituency  
     

    2)  

    3) _. _.  (,     ..)
_____

constituent

  [kn'stItjunt]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

      3) _. ; immediate constituents 
      

    2. _a.

      1)   ; constituent element 

      2) 

      3)   ;  
      ; constituent assembly  
_____

constitute

  ['kOnstItju:t] _v.

    1) ; socialism constitutes the first phase of communism
     -   ; to constitute justification
     ; to constitute a menace  

    2) ; 

    3)  (,  )

    4)      ()
_____

constituted

  ['kOnstItju:tId]

    1. _p-p.  constitute

    2. _a.: constituted authorities  
_____

constitution

  [,kOnstI'tju:Sn] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) , , 

    3) , ; ; the constitution of one's mind
     ; strong constitution  

    4) 

    5) _. ,  (. _.)
_____

constitutional

  [,kOnstI'tju:Snl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; constitutional government  
      

      2) _. ; 

      3) _. constitutional formula  , 
      

    2. _n. , 
_____

constitutionalism

  [,kOnstI'tju:SnlIzm] _n.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

constitutive

  ['kOnstItju:tIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ; 

    3) 

    4) 
_____

constitutor

  ['kOnstItju:t] _n. , 
_____

constrain

  [kn'streIn] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ; ; 

    3)   
_____

constrained

  [kn'streInd]

    1. _p-p.  constrain

    2. _a.

      1) , ģ

      2) ,  ( )

      3) Σ

      4) ֣; ݣ,  ( , ); 
      ( )

      5) _.   
_____

constrainedly

  [kn'streInIdlI] _adv.

    1) ,  

    2) Σ

    3) ֣,  
_____

constraint

  [kn'streInt] _n.

    1) ; under constraint  ;  

    2) ģ; 

    3) ֣; 

    4)  
_____

constrict

  [kn'strIkt] _v. , , , 
_____

constriction

  [kn'strIkSn] _n. , , , 
_____

constrictor

  [kn'strIkt] _n.

    1) _. ; ,  

    2) _.  
_____

constringency

  [kn'strIndnsI] _n. _. ; 
_____

constringent

  [kn'strIndnt] _a. _. ; 
_____

construct

  [kn'strAkt] _v.

    1) , ; ; 

    2) ; ; ; to construct the plot of a novel
      

    3) _.  ()
_____

construction

  [kn'strAkSn] _n.

    1) , ; under construction  
    ; 

    2) , 

    3) ; he puts the best (worst) construction on everything
     ӣ    () 

    4) _.  (  ..)

    5) _. 

    6) _.    

    7) _attr. ; construction engineering  ;
    construction plant  ; construction timber
     
_____

constructional

  [kn'strAkSnl] _a. , ; 
_____

constructionism

  [kn'strAkSnIzm] _n. _. 
_____

constructive

  [kn'strAktIv] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ; ; a constructive suggestion 
    

    3) ;   ,   ԣ
    ; constructive denial  ; constructive crime
    _. ,       , 
        

    4)  ( )
_____

constructor

  [kn'strAkt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. -
_____

construe

  [kn'stru:] _v.

    1) , 

    2)   

    3)   

    4) _. ,  (  ..); to depend is construed
    with upon  depend    upon
_____

consuetude

  ['kOnswItju:d] _n.

    1) ;  

    2)  
_____

consuetudinary

  [,kOnswI'tju:dInrI]

    1. _n. _.  (. )

    2. _a. ; consuetudinary law _.  
_____

consul

  ['kOnsl] _n. 
_____

consular

  ['kOnsjul] _a. 
_____

consulate

  ['kOnsjulIt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)      
_____

consul-general

  ['kOnsl'denrl] _n.  
_____

consulship

  ['kOnslSIp] _n.  
_____

consult

  [kn'sAlt] _v.

    1) ; ; to consult a doctor 
     ;   

    2) 

    3) ; to consult a dictionary   , 
       ; to consult a watch   

    4)   ; I shall consult your interests   
    
_____

consultant

  [kn'sAltnt] _n. 
_____

consultation

  [,kOnsl'teISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; to hold a consultation 

    3) ; popular consultation  

    4)  ()
_____

consultative

  [kn'sAlttIv] _a. ; 
_____

consulting

  [kn'sAltIN]

    1. _pres-p.  consult

    2. _a.

      1) ; consulting physician -

      2)  ; consulting hours ɣ  (  ..);
      consulting room  
_____

consume

  [kn'sju:m] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 

    3) (_pass.)   (with); he is consumed with envy  
    

    4)  ( )

    5)  (, )

    6)  ( consume away)
_____

consumer

  [kn'sju:m] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; consumer commodities  
_____

consummate

  1. _a. [kn'sAmIt] , ; a consummate master of his
  craft ģ   

  2. _v. ['kOnsAmeIt]

    1)   , 

    2)   

    3) _. 
_____

consummately

  [kn'sAmItlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

consummation

  [,kOns'meISn] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) , 

    3) ,  ()

    4)   

    5) _attr.: consummation meter    
     
_____

consumption

  [kn'sAmpSn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (, , )

    3)  ()

    4) , ̣ ̣

    5)  ( )
_____

consumptive

  [kn'sAmptIv] _a.

    1)   ̣; ̣

    2) , 

    3) , 

    4) 
_____

contabescence

  [,kOnt'besns] _n. _.  ,  
_____

contact

  I ['kOntkt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) , 

    4) _pl. _. , , 

    5) ,    () 

    6)  , 

    7) _. 

    8) _. ; 

    9) _. 

  II [kn'tkt] _v.

    1)   ,  ; 

    2)   ,  ;   , 
    

    3)   ( , ); 

    4) _. _.   ;  ,  
    

    5) _. _. 
_____

contactor

  ['kOntkt] _n. _. 
_____

contagion

  [kn'teIdn] _n.

    1) , ;  ;  ;
    ,  

    2) _. 

    3)  , ,   ..;  ;
     
_____

contagious

  [kn'teIds] _a.

    1) , , ;  
       

    2) 
_____

contain

  [kn'teIn] _v.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  (); to contain oneself 

    4) _.   

    5) _. , 
_____

container

  [kn'teIn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  , 

    3) , ɣ
_____

containment

  [kn'teInmnt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)   (  ..)
_____

contaminate

  [kn'tmIneIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ,   
_____

contaminated

  [kn'tmIneItId] _a. , Σ
_____

contamination

  [kn,tmI'neISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) 

    4) _. 
_____

contango

  [kn'tNgu] _n. (_pl. -os [kn'tNguz]) _.   ,
   ,   ޣ   
_____

contango-day

  [kn'tngudeI] _n. _. ,   ; 
      
_____

contemn

  [kn'tem] _v. _. ,   ,
  
_____

contemplate

  ['kOntempleIt] _v.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) 

    4) , 

    5) ; I do not contemplate any opposition from him    
      
_____

contemplation

  [,kOntem'pleISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , 

    4) 

    5) 
_____

contemplative

  ['kOntempleItIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; contemplative look  
_____

contemporaneity

  [kn,tempr'ni:ItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  ( )
_____

contemporaneous

  [kn,temp'reInjs] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

contemporary

  [kn'temprrI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) , ,     ,   

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

      3)  ;  
_____

contemporize

  [kn'tempraIz] _v.

    1)     

    2)  ;   
_____

contempt

  [kn'tempt] _n.

    1)  (for - ); to fall into contempt   
    ; to have ( to hold) in contempt 

    2) _.  (   ..); contempt of court 
    ,   

    *) in contempt of ,  
_____

contemptible

  [kn'temptbl] _a. 
_____

contemptuous

  [kn'temptjus] _a. ; , 
_____

contemptuously

  [kn'temptjuslI] _adv. ;  
_____

contend

  [kn'tend] _v.

    1) 

    2) ,  (with -  -., for contend  ޣ-.)

    3) 

    4) ,  (that)
_____

contender

  [kn'tend] _n.

    1)  ( ,  )

    2) ;  ( )
_____

content

  I ['kOntent] _n.

    1) (. _pl.) ; the contents of a book  ;
    table of contents ; form and content   

    2) (. _pl.) 

    3) , ; the content of proposition, of a statement 
    , 

    4) ߣ; , 

    5) ,  ()

  II [kn'tent]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ; to one's heart's content
      , 

      2)   ,     ;
       ""

    2. _a.

      1) _predic.  (with)

      2) ;   (  )

    3. _v.

      1) 

      2) _refl.  (with - -.)
_____

contented

  [kn'tentId]

    1. _p-p.  content II, 3

    2. _a. , ң
_____

contention

  [kn'tenSn] _n.

    1) , , ; 

    2) 

    3)  , 

    4) , ; bone of contention  
_____

contentious

  [kn'tenSs] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; ; 
_____

contentment

  [kn'tentmnt] _n. ң, 
_____

conterminal

  [kOn't:mInl] _a.   , ,  (to, with)
_____

conterminous

  [kOn't:mIns] _a.

    1) = conterminal

    2) 
_____

contest

  1. _n. ['kOntest]

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ; ; 

  2. _v. [kn'test]

    1) , 

    2) ,  (with);   (against)

    3) ; to contest every inch of ground    
    

    4)  (,     ..); ,
     (  -  )
_____

contestant

  [kn'testnt] _n.

    1) , , 

    2)  , 
_____

contestation

  [,kOntes'teISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

contested

  [kn'testId]

    1. _p-p.  contest 2

    2. _a.: contested election ,   
_____

context

  ['kOntekst] _n.

    1) 

    2) , , ; 
_____

contextual

  [kOn'tekstjul] _a. ,   
_____

contexture

  [kOn'tekstS] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  ( )
_____

contiguity

  [,kOntI'gju:ItI] _n.

    1) ; , 

    2) _.  
_____

contiguous

  [kn'tIgjus] _n. , , ; 
_____

continence

  ['kOntInns] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (. )
_____

continent

  I ['kOntInnt] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 

  II ['kOntInnt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) (the Continent)   ( . 
    )

    3) (the Continent) _. _.  (   
    ),   Σ 
_____

continental

  [,kOntI'nentl]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) _. _.       
       

      *) continental breakfast ̣  (  )

    2. _n.

      1)   ; , 

      2) _. _.     

      3) _. _.    (  
      )

      *) I don't care a continental _.  ; not worth a
      continental _.    
_____

contingency

  [kn'tIndnsI] _n. , ;  
_____

contingent

  [kn'tIndnt]

    1. _n.

      1)   ()

      2) _. ,  

    2. _a. ; , ; ;  
    ; contingent fee on cure    
_____

continual

  [kn'tInjul] _a. , ;    
_____

continuance

  [kn'tInjuns] _n.

    1) , ;  ; continuance in
    office    

    2) 

    3) _.  (   )
_____

continuant

  [kn'tInjunt] _n. _.   
_____

continuation

  [kn,tInju'eISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _attr.: continuation school ( classes)   (
          )
_____

continue

  [kn'tInju:] _v.

    1) (); ; (); ; to be
    continued  ; to continue smb. in office 
    -.  

    2) , 

    3)  

    4) _.    
_____

continued

  [kn'tInju:d]

    1. _p-p.  continue

    2. _a. ; ; continued fraction _.
     
_____

continuity

  [,kOntI'nju:ItI] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2)   (.   )

    3) 

    4) _. ,     
    

    5) 

    6)  ()

    7) _attr.: continuity title _.  
_____

continuous

  [kn'tInjus]

    1. _a.

      1) ;  ; ; continuous flight
      _.  ̣

      2) ; continuous stretch of water  
      

      3) _.  ( ); continuous waves _. 
      

      4) _. ; continuous form   

    2. _n. = continuous form {. 1, 4)}
_____

contort

  [kn'tO:t] _v.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

contortion

  [kn'tO:Sn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. , 
_____

contortionist

  [kn'tO:SnIst] _n. , "-"
_____

contour

  ['kOntu]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) _.  (. contour line)

      3) _.  ,  ; he is jubilant over the
      contour of things    

      4): contour fighter  ̣ (  ̣)

      5) _attr. ; contour map _. ,  
      ,  

    2. _v.  ;   
_____

contra

  ['kOntr] _.

    1. _n.  ; (all) pro and contra ()   

    2. _adv. , 

    3. _prep. 
_____

contra-

  ['kOntr]     -; .: contradistinction
  ; 
_____

contraband

  ['kOntrbnd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; contraband of war )  ; ) = 2)

      2) _. _.  ,     (
         1861-65 .)

    2. _a. 
_____

contrabandist

  ['kOntrbndIst] _n. 
_____

contrabass

  ['kOntr'beIs] _n. _. 
_____

contraception

  [,kOntr'sepSn] _n.   ;
   
_____

contraceptive

  [,kOntr'septIv]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

contract

  1. _n. ['kOntrkt]

    1) , ; 

    2)  ; , 

    3) _.  (. )

    4) _attr. ; contract price  ; contract law
    _.  

  2. _v. [kn'trkt]

    1) (); (); to contract expenses  ;
    to contract efforts  ; to contract muscles 
    

    2) ; ; to contract the brow ( the forehead) 
    

    3)  , ;    

    4)  ( ,  )

    5)  ();  ()

    6)  (); , ; to contract a
    disease 

    7)  ()

    8) _.  ; 

    9) _.  {. contracted 2, 5)}
_____

contracted

  [kn'trktId]

    1. _p-p.  contract 2

    2. _a.

      1)  , ; contracted worker
       

      2) 

      3) ; 

      4) ,  ( ); 

      5) _. ݣ; ֣ ( ; .: can't . cannot,
      o'er . over); contracted sentence  
_____

contractile

  [kn'trktaIl] _a. (); 
_____

contractility

  [,kOntrk'tIlItI] _n. ; 
_____

contracting parties

  [kn'trktIN'pa:tIz] _n. _pl.  ; ,
  
_____

contraction

  [kn'trkSn] _n.

    1) ; ; , ; ; ,
    

    2)  (  ..)

    3)  ()

    4) _.  ( )

    5) _. , ֣ ; , 
_____

contractive

  [kn'trktIv] _a. , ;   ,
  
_____

contractor

  [kn'trkt] _n.

    1) ; builder and contractor -

    2) ; 

    3) _.  
_____

contractual

  [kn'trktjul] _a. 
_____

contradict

  [,kOntr'dIkt] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

contradiction

  [,kOntr'dIkSn] _n.

    1) , ; contradiction in terms 
    

    2) ; an official contradiction of the recent rumours
       

    3) ; 
_____

contradictious

  [,kOntr'dIkSs] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  , 
_____

contradictor

  [,kOntr'dIkt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

contradictory

  [,kOntr'dIktrI]

    1. _a. ; ;  

    2. _n. ,  
_____

contradistinction

  [,kOntrdIs'tINkSn] _n. ; ; in
  contradistinction to ( from)   
_____

contradistinguish

  [,kOntrdIs'tINgwIS] _v. ; 
_____

contrail

  [kn'treIl] _n. _.   ̣
_____

contraindication

  [,kOntr,IndI'keISn] _n. _. 
_____

contralto

  [kn'trltu] _. _n. (_pl. -os [kn'trltuz]) _. 
_____

contraposition

  [,kOntrp'zISn] _n. , 
_____

contraption

  [kn'trpSn] _n. _. ԣ  
_____

contrapuntal

  [,kOntr'pAntl] _a. _. 
_____

contrapuntist

  ['kOntrpAntIst] _n. _. 
_____

contrariety

  [,kOntr'raItI] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) ; 
_____

contrariness

  ['kOntrrInIs] _n. , 
_____

contrariwise

  ['kOntrrIwaIz] _adv.

    1) 

    2)   

    3)   
_____

contrary

  ['kOntrrI]

    1. _n.  , ; ; on the
    contrary ; to the contrary   , ; unless I
    hear to the contrary     - ,
    ; there is no evidence to the contrary 
     , ; to interpret by contraries
    ,    

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)  ( ); ; contrary weather
       

      3) [kn'trErI] ; ; ; contrary
      disposition  

    3. _adv. ,  (to); to act contrary to common sense
       
_____

contrast

  1. _n. ['kOntra:st]

    1) ; 

    2) ; ; in contrast with smth. ) 
     -.; )    -.

    3) 

  2. _v. [kn'tra:st]

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ; these two colours contrast very well   
     
_____

contravene

  [,kOntr'vi:n] _v.

    1) ,  (  ..)

    2)  (,   ..);   ( -.)

    3) , 
_____

contravention

  [,kOntr'venSn] _n.  (  ..)
_____

contretemps

  ['kO:Ntrta:N] _n. _.  , ,
  
_____

contribute

  [kn'trIbju:t] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  (; to)

    3)   (   ..; to)

    4)  ()

    5)  ( , ; to)
_____

contribution

  [,kOntrI'bju:Sn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (,   ..)

    3) ; 

    4)  ( , )

    5)  (   ..)

    6) ; ; to lay under contribution  
_____

contributor

  [kn'trIbjut] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) ()  , 
_____

contributory

  [kn'trIbjutrI] _a.

    1) ; ; contributory negligence
     ,   

    2)  , ; contributory scheme  
    

    3) 
_____

contrite

  ['kOntraIt] _a. , 
_____

contritely

  ['kOntraItlI] _adv. ,  ; ۣ
_____

contrition

  [kn'trISn] _n. 
_____

contrivance

  [kn'traIvns] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ; 

    3) 

    4)  ()
_____

contrive

  [kn'traIv] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 

    3) , 

    4) ,   ; to cut and contrive 
       
_____

contriver

  [kn'traIv] _n.

    1) 

    2): good contriver ,  
_____

control

  [kn'trul]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3) ; ; , ; ; birth
      control  ; social control 
      ; to be in control, to have control over ,
      ; to be beyond ( out of) control  
      ; to bring under control ; to pass under the
      control of smb.   أ-. ; control of epidemics
         

      4) , 

      5) 

      6) _. 

      7) _pl. _.  

      8) (. _pl.) _.   ɣ

      9)   ( );  
      

      10) _attr. ; control experiment  

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) ; ; 

      3) ; ; ;   (
        ..)

      4) _. 

      5) ;  ()

      6)  (, ̣); to control oneself ,
       
_____

control-gear

  [kn'trulgI] _n. _.  
_____

controllable

  [kn'trulbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  , 

    3)  
_____

controller

  [kn'trul] _n.

    1) ̣; ; 

    2) _. ; 
_____

controversial

  [,kOntr'v:Sl] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  ,    , 
_____

controversialist

  [,kOntr'v:SlIst] _n. ; 
_____

controversy

  ['kOntrv:sI] _n.

    1) , , ; without ( beyond) controversy
    , 

    2) , 
_____

controvert

  ['kOntrv:t] _v.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

contumacious

  [,kOntju:'meISs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3) _.         
    
_____

contumacy

  ['kOntjumsI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3) _.   ;   
_____

contumelious

  [,kOntju:'mi:ljs] _a. ; 
_____

contumely

  ['kOntju:mlI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

contuse

  [kn'tju:z] _v. ; 
_____

contusion

  [kn'tju:n] _n. , 
_____

conundrum

  [k'nAndrm] _n. ; 
_____

conurbation

  [,kOn:'beISn] _n.     
_____

convalesce

  [,kOnv'les] _v. 
_____

convalescence

  [,kOnv'lesns] _n. ; 
_____

convalescent

  [,kOnv'lesnt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. ; 
_____

convection

  [kn'vekSn] _n. _. 
_____

convenances

  [,kOnvI'na:nsIz] _n. _. _pl. ; ,
  ; ,   
_____

convene

  [kn'vi:n] _v.

    1)  (, )

    2)  ( )

    3) ()
_____

convener

  [kn'vi:n] _n.  (, ),   
  
_____

convenience

  [kn'vi:njns] _n.

    1) ; at your convenience      ; to
    await ( to suit) smb.'s convenience   -.
    ; for convenience' sake  

    2) _pl. ; ; a house with modern conveniences  
     () 

    3) 

    4) 

    5) ; for the convenience of..  ..; to make a
    convenience of smb.   -.  
    ;  -. , ; marriage of
    convenience   ޣ

    6) _attr.: convenience food ,   
_____

convenient

  [kn'vi:njnt] _a. , ; ; convenient time
   
_____

convent

  ['kOnvnt] _n.  (. )
_____

conventicle

  [kn'ventIkl] _n. _. _.

    1)   ( )

    2) _.       (  II
      II)
_____

convention

  [kn'venSn] _n.

    1) , ; _. 

    2) , , 

    3)  

    4) 

    5) 
_____

conventional

  [kn'venSnl] _a.

    1) ; ң; conventional tariff 
    

    2) ; conventional sign  

    3) , ; ; ; he made a very
    conventional speech        

    4) _.  (  -    ); conventional
    weapons   ; conventional bombs   ;
    conventional attack ( aggression)    
     

    5) _. ;   
_____

conventionalism

  [kn'venSnlIzm] _n. ; 
_____

conventionality

  [kn,venS'nlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) (the conventionalities) _pl.  (  )
_____

conventionalize

  [kn'venSnlaIz] _v.

    1)  

    2) _.  ,   
_____

conventual

  [kn'ventjul]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

converge

  [kn'v:d] _v.

    1)  ( ,   ..)

    2)    

    3) _.  ( )
_____

convergence

  [kn'v:dns] _n.

    1)    

    2) _.  ( ), 

    3) _. _. 
_____

convergent

  [kn'v:dnt] _a.    ; convergent angle _. 
  
_____

converging

  [kn'v:dIN]

    1. _pres-p.  converge

    2. _a. ; ;   
    ; converging fire _. ң 
_____

conversable

  [kn'v:sbl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)   

    3)    ( )
_____

conversance

  [kn'v:sns] _n. ̣ (with)
_____

conversant

  [kn'v:snt] _a.

    1)  ; conversant with a subject (with a person) 
      ( )

    2) 
_____

conversation

  [,kOnv'seISn] _n.

    1) , ; to make conversation   

    2) _pl. 

    3) _.   (. conversation piece)
_____

conversational

  [,kOnv'seISnl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

conversationalist

  [,kOnv'seISnlIst] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

conversazione

  ['kOnv,stsI'unI] _. _n. (_pl. -ni) ,   
   
_____

conversazioni

  ['kOnv,stsI'uni:] _pl.  conversazione
_____

converse

  I

    1. _v. [kn'v:s]

      1) , 

      2) ,   ( -.)

    2. _n. ['kOnv:s]

      1) , 

      2) 

  II ['kOnv:s]

    1. _n.

      1)  ,   

      2) _.  

    2. _a. ; ף
_____

conversely

  ['kOnv:slI] _adv. ; 
_____

conversion

  [kn'v:Sn] _n.

    1)  (to, into);  (    );
    ; conversion of a solid into a liquid  ף
      

    2)  ( -. );  (  )

    3)   (       ..)

    4)  (   ); ޣ

    5) _. 

    6) _. ,     ( )

    7) _. 

    8) _.  (   )

    9) _. , ; 

    10) _.    
_____

convert

  1. _n. ['kOnv:t]

    1) _. ݣ

    2)      

  2. _v. [kn'v:t]

    1) ; 

    2)  (  ,     ..)

    3) _. ,     ()

    4) _. 
_____

converter

  [kn'v:t] _n.

    1) _. ,  

    2) _. , 

    3) _.  
_____

convertibility

  [kn,v:t'bIlItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. ,    
_____

convertible

  [kn'v:tbl]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; ; heat is convertible into
      electricity      ;
      convertible terms ; convertible husbandry _-.
       

      2) ; convertible seat  

      3) _. , 

    2. _n.

      1)    

      2) -
_____

converting

  [kn'v:tIN]

    1. _pres-p.  convert 2

    2. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) _. 
_____

convex

  ['kOn'veks] _a. 
_____

convexity

  [kOn'veksItI] _n. 
_____

convexo-concave

  [kOn'veksu'kOnkeIv] _a. -
_____

convexo-convex

  [kOn'veksukOnveks] _a. 
_____

convey

  [kn'veI] _v.

    1) ,  (, ); 

    2)  (, ,   ..)

    3)  ()

    4)  (  ..); it does not convey anything to my mind 
       

    5) _.  (     )
_____

conveyance

  [kn'veIns] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  

    3)  

    4)  (  ..)

    5) _.  ()

    6) _.  (  )

    7) _. ԣ, 
_____

conveyancer

  [kn'veIns] _n. _. ,     
_____

conveyancing

  [kn'veInsIN] _n. _.     
  
_____

conveyer

  [kn'veI] _n. _.

    1) ; ԣ

    2) _attr.: conveyer screw  ( ) ԣ
_____

convict

  1. _n. ['kOnvIkt] ģ, ޣ; 

  2. _v. [kn'vIkt]

    1) _.  ;  

    2)    (,   ..)
_____

conviction

  [kn'vIkSn] _n.

    1) _. ,  ; summary conviction ,
       

    2) ; to carry conviction ,  

    3) , ģ (of - ; that)

    4) _.  
_____

convince

  [kn'vIns] _v.

    1) , 

    2)    (,   ..)
_____

convinced

  [kn'vInst]

    1. _p-p.  convince

    2. _a. ģ (of - )
_____

convincing

  [kn'vInsIN]

    1. _pres-p.  convince

    2. _a. 
_____

convive

  ['kOnvaIv] _n. 
_____

convivial

  [kn'vIvIl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ӣ; , 
_____

conviviality

  [kn,vIvI'lItI] _n. ӣ;    . {.
  convivial}
_____

convocation

  [,kOnvu'keISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) (Convocation)  (   )

    4) _.  (   )
_____

convoke

  [kn'vuk] _v. ,  (, )
_____

convolute

  ['kOnvlu:t] _a. _. ף, 
_____

convoluted

  ['kOnvlu:tId] _a.

    1) ף ;  

    2) ,  (    ..)
_____

convolution

  [,kOnv'lu:Sn] _n.

    1) ף; 

    2)  (); 

    3) _.  ()
_____

convolve

  [kn'vOlv] _v. ף(); (); ()
_____

convolvulus

  [kn'vOlvjuls] _. _n. _. 
_____

convoy

  ['kOnvOI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.  ; _.  (  
      )

      3)  

      4) _attr. ; 

    2. _v. ; 
_____

convulse

  [kn'vAls] _v.

    1) ; the ground was convulsed  

    2) (. _pass.)  , ; to be convulsed
      

    3) (. _pass.)   ( ,   ..)

    4) 
_____

convulsion

  [kn'vAlSn] _n.

    1)  (); convulsion of nature , 
      ..

    2) (. _pl.) , ; he went into convulsions  
     

    3) _pl.  

    4)  (. )
_____

convulsive

  [kn'vAlsIv] _a. , 
_____

cony

  ['kunI] _n.

    1) 

    2)    ( )
_____

coo

  [ku:]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. ;   
_____

cook

  [kuk]

    1. _n. , ; _. 

      *) too many cooks spoil the broth _.      

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ; (); ()

      2)   

      3) ,  ();  (),
       (-.  )

      *) to cook smb.'s goose   -.;  -.; to
      cook one's (own) goose  
_____

cook-galley

  ['kuk'glI] _n. _. 
_____

cook-general

  ['kuk,denrl] _n. ,    
  ,  " ӣ"
_____

cook-house

  ['kukhaus] _n.    
_____

cook-housemaid

  ['kuk'hausmeId] = cook-general
_____

cook-room

  ['kukrum] _n. ; _. 
_____

cook-shop

  ['kukSOp] _n. ; 
_____

cook-table

  ['kuk,teIbl] _n.  
_____

cookbook

  ['kukbuk] _. = cookery-book
_____

cooker

  ['kuk] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3)  ,   

    4) ,  ,   .. {. cook 2, 3)}
_____

cookery

  ['kukrI] _n. ; 
_____

cookery-book

  ['kukrIbuk] _n.  
_____

cookie

  ['kukI] _n. _. _.  ; 
_____

cooky

  ['kukI] _n.

    1) = cookie

    2) 
_____

cool

  [ku:l]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; ; to get cool  ;
      

      2) , ; ; to keep cool (one's head)
       , ;   

      3) , ; , , 

      4) , , ; a cool hand ( customer)
       ; cool cheek 

      5) _.  ( ); a cool thousand dollars 
         ; a cool twenty kilometres  
      

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    3. _v. ();  ( cool down, cool off)
_____

cool-headed

  ['ku:l'hedId] _a. , 
_____

coolant

  ['ku:lnt] _n. _. - 
_____

cooler

  ['ku:l] _n.

    1) 

    2) ģ    

    3)   

    4)  

    5) _. _. 

    6) _.  ; ; ""

    7) _. ; _. _.  
_____

coolie

  ['ku:lI] _n. 
_____

cooling

  ['ku:lIN]

    1. _pres-p.  cool 3

    2. _n. 
_____

coolness

  ['ku:lnIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  

    3) ; 

    4)  (   ..);  ( )
_____

coomb

  [ku:m] _n. , ;  , 
_____

coon

  [ku:n] _n.

    1) (_.  racoon) 

    2) _.   (. an old coon); a gone coon 
    

    3) _. _. 
_____

coop

  [ku:p]

    1. _n. ;    

    2. _v.   ,  ; coop in, coop up ) 
    ; ) (. _p-p.)  
_____

cooper

  ['ku:p]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  

    2. _v. , 
_____

cooperage

  ['ku:prId] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3)    
_____

coot

  [ku:t] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _. ; bald as a coot , 
_____

cootie

  ['ku:tI] _n. _. _.  
_____

cop

  I [kOp] _.

    1. _n.

      1) ; , ""

      2) ; fair cop    

    2. _v. ,  (at -   ); to cop it _.
    ) , ; ) ,   ; you will cop it
     ģ

  II [kOp] _n.

    1)  (-.)

    2)  ()

    3) _. 
_____

copaiba

  [kO'paIb] _n.  
_____

copal

  ['kupl] _n.  (    ); 
_____

coparcenary

  ['ku'pa:sInrI] _n. _.  ; ̣
  
_____

coparcener

  ['ku'pa:sIn] _n. _. 
_____

copartner

  ['ku'pa:tn] _n.  ;   
_____

cope

  I [kup] _v. ;  (with)

  II [kup]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2): the cope of heaven  ; the cope of night  

      3) ; 

      4) _. , ,   

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3) , 
_____

cope-stone

  ['kupstun] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2) ;   (  ..); it was the cope-stone
    of his misfortunes      
_____

copeck

  ['kupek] _. _n. 
_____

coper

  I ['kup] _n.  ,  

  II ['kup] _n. ,      
   
_____

coping

  I ['kupIN] _pres-p.  cope I

  II ['kupIN]

    1. _pres-p.  cope II, 2

    2. _n.

      1) _.    ;  

      2)  
_____

coping-stone

  ['kupINstun] = cope-stone
_____

copious

  ['kupjs] _a. ; ; copious writer  ;
  copious vocabulary   
_____

copper

  I ['kOp]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)    

      3)  ԣ

      4) 

      *) hot coppers    ; to cool one's coppers
      

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) - ( )

    3. _v.  

  II ['kOp] _n. _. , 
_____

copper-bottomed

  ['kOp'bOtmd] _a.

    1) _.   (  )

    2) , ģ; ԣ
_____

copper-butterfly

  ['kOp,bAtflaI] _n. ,   ()
_____

copperas

  ['kOprs] _n. () 
_____

copperhead

  ['kOphed] _n.

    1)  

    2) (Copperhead)    (   
       1861-65 .)
_____

copperplate

  ['kOppleIt] _n.

    1)   

    2)    

    3) _attr.: copperplate hand  
_____

copper-smith

  ['kOpsmI] _n. ; 
_____

coppery

  ['kOprI] _a.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

coppice

  ['kOpIs] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)   (  )
_____

copra

  ['kOpr] _n. , ۣ   
_____

copse

  [kOps] = coppice
_____

copter

  ['kOpt] (. 'copter) _.  helicopter
_____

copula

  ['kOpjul] _n. _. _. 
_____

copulate

  ['kOpjuleIt] _v. _. 
_____

copulation

  [,kOpju'leISn] _n.

    1) _. ; ; 

    2) 
_____

copulative

  ['kOpjultIv]

    1. _a.

      1) _. 

      2) _. 

      3) 

    2. _n. _.  
_____

copy

  ['kOpI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; advance copy  

      2) ; fair ( clean) copy   ;
      rough ( foul) copy , 

      3) 

      4) 

      5)   , ; this makes good copy  
       ( )

      6) 

      7) _. _.    () ,
          

    2. _v.

      1)  ; ; ;   

      2) ; 

      3) ,   
_____

copy-book

  ['kOpIbuk] _n.

    1)   

    2)   ,      

    *) copy-book maxims  ; copy-book morality 
    ; a copy-book performance  ,  
_____

copyhold

  ['kOpIhuld] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)  , 
_____

copyholder

  ['kOpI,huld] _n.

    1) _.      ,
    

    2) -

    3) _. 
_____

copying pencil

  ['kOpIIN'pensl] _n.  
_____

copyist

  ['kOpIIst] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

copy-reader

  ['kOpI,ri:d] _n. _.

    1) = copyholder 2)

    2)   ()
_____

copyright

  ['kOpIraIt]

    1. _n.  ; copyright reserved   
    ( )

    2. _a. _predic.   ; this book is copyright 
        

    3. _v.   
_____

coquet

  [kO'ket] _v. _. 
_____

coquetry

  ['kOkItrI] _n. _. 
_____

coquette

  [kO'ket] _n. _. 
_____

cor-

  [kO:] . com-
_____

coracle

  ['kOrkl] _n.  , ԣ      
   (   )
_____

coral

  ['kOrl]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

coral-island

  ['kOrl,aIlnd] _n.  
_____

coralline

  ['kOrlaIn]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 
_____

coral-reef

  ['kOrlri:f] _n.  
_____

corbel

  ['kO:bl]

    1. _n.

      1) _. , 

      2) _. 

    2. _v. _.   ;  
_____

corbie

  ['kO:bI] _n. _. 
_____

corbie-steps

  ['kO:bIsteps] _n. _pl. _.  
_____

cord

  [kO:d]

    1. _n.

      1) ң, ()

      2)  

      3) _. ; vocal cords  

      4)  ( )

      5) _pl.     {. . corduroy 1, 2)}

      6)  (  = 128 . .  3,63 . .)

    2. _v.

      1)  ң ( cord up)

      2)    
_____

cordage

  ['kO:dId] _n. ң; , 
_____

cordate

  ['kO:deIt] _a. _. 
_____

corded

  ['kO:dId]

    1. _p-p.  cord 2

    2. _a.

      1)  ң

      2)  ( )
_____

cordelier

  [,kO:dI'lI] _n. _.

    1)  (-)

    2)  (  "    " 
       1789 .)
_____

cordial

  ['kO:djl]

    1. _a. ; ; , ԣ ( ɣ); cordial
    dislike  , 

    2. _n. ()  ;  ()
    
_____

cordiality

  [,kO:dI'lItI] _n. , 
_____

cordially

  ['kO:djlI] _adv.

    1) ;  ; 

    2) _.    (  )
_____

cordite

  ['kO:daIt] _n.  ( )
_____

cordon

  ['kO:dn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)   (. )

    3) _.  (  )
_____

cordon bleu

  ['kO:dn'bl:] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) _.  
_____

cordovan

  ['kO:dvn] _n.

    1) _.   ̣     (.
    cordovan leather)

    2) (Cordovan)  . 
_____

corduroy

  ['kO:drOI]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; 

      2) _pl.    ; 

      3)     (. corduroy road)

    2. _v.     
_____

core

  [kO:]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; to the core 

      2) ,  (-.)

      3) ; the very core of the subject   

      4) _. ; 

      5) _.  

    2. _v.  
_____

cored

  [kO:d]

    1. _p-p.  core 2

    2. _a. 
_____

co-religionist

  ['kurI'lIdnIst] _n.    , 
_____

coreopsis

  [,kOrI'OpsIs] _n. _. 
_____

co-respondent

  ['kurIs,pOndnt] _n. _.  (  )
_____

corf

  [kO:f] _n.

    1) ;  (  )

    2) _.  
_____

coriaceous

  [,kOrI'eISs] _a. ; ף,  
_____

cork

  [kO:k]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)   

      3) ; like a cork ,   ; _.
      , 

      4) 

    2. _a. ; cork jacket ( vest)   

    3. _v.

      1)  

      2)  ֣ 

      3) (); ,  ( cork up)
_____

corkage

  ['kO:kId] _n.

    1)    

    2)       ӣ 
      (   ..)
_____

corked

  [kO:kt]

    1. _p-p.  cork 3

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)  ֣ 

      3)   ( )
_____

corker

  ['kO:k] _n.

    1)    

    2) _.  ,  
_____

corking

  ['kO:kIN]

    1. _pres-p.  cork 3

    2. _a. _. , 
_____

cork-screw

  ['kO:kskru:]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. , ; cork-screw spin _.  

    3. _v.

      1)  ()  

      2) , 

      3) _.  ̣  
_____

cork-tree

  ['kO:ktri:] _n. _.  
_____

corkwood

  ['kO:kwud] _n.  
_____

corky

  ['kO:kI] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. , ӣ, ; 
_____

cormorant

  ['kO:mrnt] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) ; 
_____

corn

  I [kO:n]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ڣ

      2) _. ; . 

      3) _. ,  (. Indian corn)

      4) _. _.  

      5) ڣ; , 

      6) _. _. , ;   
      

      7) _attr. ; _. ; corn bread _.  
      ,  ; corn failure 

    2. _v.

      1)   ( corn up)

      2)   (_. )

      3) ,  ()

      4) _. , 

  II [kO:n] _n.  (.  )
_____

corn-chandler

  ['kO:n,tSa:ndl] _n.     
_____

corn-cob

  ['kO:nkOb] _n.   
_____

corncockle

  ['kO:n,kOkl] _n. _.  
_____

corn-crake

  ['kO:nkreIk] _n.  ()
_____

corndodger

  ['kO:n,dOd] = dodger 3)
_____

cornea

  ['kO:nI] _n. _.   
_____

corned

  I [kO:nd] _a. ̣; corned beef 

  II [kO:nd] _p-p.  corn I, 2
_____

cornel

  ['kO:nl] _n. _.  
_____

cornelian

  [kO:'ni:ljn] _n. _. 
_____

corneous

  ['kO:nIs] _a. ; 
_____

corner

  ['kO:n]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to cut off a corner  ,  ;
      round the corner  ; _.  , ; to turn the
      corner )   ; )    ;
      )    (); ) _. _.
      

      2) 

      3) ,  ; done in a corner  ,
      

      4) , ; the four corners of the earth   

      5)  ; ; to drive into a corner  
      ,   

      6) _.      

      7) _. ,  

      *) hole and corner transactions  

    2. _v.

      1) (. _p-p.)  

      2)   ,  ;   

      3)   

      4)     ; to corner the market
       ,  
_____

corner-boy

  ['kO:nbOI] _. = corner-man 2)
_____

cornered

  ['kO:nd]

    1. _p-p.  corner 2

    2. _a.

      1)  ,  

      2)   ; У  
_____

corner-man

  ['kO:nmn] _n.

    1)      

    2)  

    3)  ()  {. corner 2, 4)}
_____

corner-stone

  ['kO:nstun] _n.

    1) _.  

    2)  
_____

cornet

  ['kO:nIt] _n.

    1) _. , --

    2) 

    3)  ( );   
_____

cornet-a-pistons

  ['kO:nIt'pIstnz] _n. _. (_pl. cornets-a-pistons) _. ,
  --
_____

cornets-a-pistons

  ['kO:nIts'pIstnz] _pl.  cornet-a-pistons
_____

corn-exchange

  ['kO:nIks'tSeInd] _n.  
_____

corn-field

  ['kO:nfi:ld] _n. , ; _.  
_____

corn-flakes

  ['kO:nfleIks] _n. _pl. ,  
_____

corn-floor

  ['kO:nflO:] _n. ; 
_____

corn-flour

  ['kO:nflau] _n. ,  (  - ) 
_____

corn-flower

  ['kO:nflau] _n. ̣ ()
_____

cornice

  ['kO:nIs] _n.

    1) _. ; 

    2)   ()
_____

cornicle

  ['kO:nIkl] _n.  ();  ()
_____

cornopean

  [k'nupjn] = cornet 1)
_____

corn-pone

  ['kO:npun] _n. _.  У
_____

corn-rent

  ['kO:nrent] _n.  ,  
_____

corn-stalk

  ['kO:nstO:k] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _. 
_____

cornucopia

  ['kO:nju'kupj] _n.  
_____

corny

  I ['kO:nI] _a. , ; 

  II ['kO:nI] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. ֣; 

    3) _. ; corny joke  

    4) _. , 
_____

corolla

  [k'rOl] _n. _. 
_____

corollary

  [k'rOlrI] _n.

    1) _. ; 

    2)  , 
_____

corona

  [k'run] _n.

    1)   (   );  ( 
     )

    2) _. , 

    3)  

    4) _. ,   

    5) _.  

    6) _.    
_____

coronach

  ['kOrnk] _n.

    1)  ,   (  )

    2)  ,  ( )
_____

coronal

  1. _n. ['kOrnl]

    1) , 

    2) 

  2. _a. [k'runl] ; ; coronal suture _. 
  
_____

coronary

  ['kOrnrI] _a. _. ; coronary thrombosis  
  
_____

coronate

  ['kOrneIt] _v. 
_____

coronation

  [,kOr'neISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) () 
_____

coroner

  ['kOrn] _n. , ,     
   
_____

coronet

  ['kOrnIt] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) 

    3) _. 

    4)    ( ), 
_____

corpora

  ['kO:pr] _pl.  corpus
_____

corporal

  I ['kO:prl] _a. ; corporal defects  ;
  corporal punishment  , 

  II ['kO:prl] _n. ; ship's corporal   

  III ['kO:prl] _n. _. 
_____

corporate

  ['kO:prIt] _a. , ; corporate body 
  ; corporate responsibility   
  ; corporate town ,  
_____

corporation

  [,kO:p'reISn] _n.

    1) ; municipal corporation 

    2) _.  ; banking corporation  

    3) _.  
_____

corporator

  ['kO:preIt] _n.  
_____

corporeal

  [kO:'pO:rIl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

corporeality

  [kO:,pO:rI'lItI] _n. , 
_____

corporeity

  [,kO:pO:'ri:ItI] = corporeality
_____

corposant

  ['kO:pOznt] _n.   ; .  
    ( .  . )
_____

corps

  [kO:] _n. _. (_pl. corps [kO:z])

    1) ; Corps diplomatique  

    2) _. ;  , 
_____

corps-de-ballet

  [,kO:db'leI] _n. _. 
_____

corpse

  [kO:ps] _n. 
_____

corpulence

  ['kO:pjulns] _n. ; 
_____

corpulent

  ['kO:pjulnt] _a. , , , 
_____

corpus

  ['kO:ps] _. _n. (_pl. -pora)

    1)  (), ; ; the corpus of American poetry
      ; corpus juris [durIs]  ;
    corpus delicti [di:'lIktaI] _.  

    2)  

    3) _. ,  (  )
_____

corpuscle

  ['kO:pAsl] _n.

    1) , ; ; red (white) corpuscles _.
     ()  

    2) _. ; ; 
_____

corpuscular

  [kO:'pAskjul] _a. _. ; 
_____

corral

  [kO'ra:l]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( )

      2) , ֣   ( )

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   

      3) _. 
_____

correct

  [k'rekt]

    1. _a.

      1) , , 

      2) ,  ( , ); the correct
      card   

    2. _v.

      1) , , ; to correct barometer
      reading to sea level      
        

      2)  , ; 

      3)  ( )

      4) 

      5)  ()
_____

correction

  [k'rekSn] _n.

    1) , ; to speak under correction , 
     

    2) 

    3) _. 

    4) _attr.: correction factor  
_____

correctional

  [k'rekSnl] _a. ; Correctional Institutions
   , 
_____

corrective

  [k'rektIv]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2)  ( )

    2. _n.

      1) ; , 

      2) _.  
_____

correctly

  [k'rektlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) , ; to behave correctly   
_____

corrector

  [k'rekt] _n.

    1) ; corrector of the press 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

correlate

  ['kOrIleIt]

    1. _n. ,  

    2. _v.   ,  ̣ ; 
     (to, with)
_____

correlation

  [,kOrI'leISn] _n. , , ;
  
_____

correlative

  [kO'reltIv]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) , 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.  ; ,     
       (.: so correlative as, either correlative or)
_____

correspond

  [,kOrIs'pOnd] _v.

    1)  (with, to); 

    2)   (to)

    3)  (with)
_____

correspondence

  [,kOrIs'pOndns] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) , ; 

    4) _attr.: correspondence column      
    ; correspondence courses  
_____

correspondent

  [,kOrIs'pOndnt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. _. ,  ,  (to, with)
_____

corresponding

  [,kOrIs'pOndIN]

    1. _pres-p.  correspond

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

corresponding member

  [,kOrIs'pOndIN'memb] _n. - (   ..)
_____

corridor

  ['kOrIdO:] _n. 
_____

corrigenda

  ['kOrI'dend] _pl.  corrigendum
_____

corrigendum

  ['kOrI'dendm] _. _n. (_pl. -da)

    1) 

    2) _pl.  
_____

corrigible

  ['kOrIdbl] _a. , 
_____

corroborant

  [k'rObrnt]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _. ,  
_____

corroborate

  [k'rObreIt] _v. ;  (  ..)
_____

corroborative

  [k'rObrtIv]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n. _.  
_____

corroboratory

  [k'rObrtrI] = corroborative 1
_____

corrode

  [k'rud] _v.

    1)  (. _.);  ()

    2) ;   
_____

corrodent

  [k'rudnt]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. ; 
_____

corrosion

  [k'run] _n. ; ; ; 
_____

corrosive

  [k'rusIv]

    1. _a. , ; ; corrosive sublimate _.
    

    2. _n. ,  
_____

corrugate

  ['kOrugeIt] _v.

    1) ()

    2) _.  , , ̣
_____

corrugated

  ['kOrugeItId]

    1. _p-p.  corrugate

    2. _a. , ̣; corrugated iron   ̣
    
_____

corrugation

  [,kOru'geISn] _n.

    1) ,  ( )

    2)  ()

    3) _. ; ; 
_____

corrupt

  [k'rApt]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ݣ

      2)  (   ..)

      3) ֣,  ( )

      4) ; corrupt practices ,  ɣ

    2. _v.

      1) (), ()

      2) 

      3) , 

      4) , 

      5)  ()

      6) _.   
_____

corruptibility

  [k,rApt'bIlItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

corruptible

  [k'rAptbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

corruption

  [k'rApSn] _n.

    1) ; ; corruption of the body  

    2) ;  (, )

    3) 

    4)  (); , 
_____

corsage

  [kO:'sa:] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _. ,   
_____

corsair

  ['kO:sE] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2)  ()
_____

corse

  [kO:s] _n. _. . corpse
_____

corselet

  ['kO:slIt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) 
_____

corset

  ['kO:sIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) ( _pl.) ; 
_____

corslet

  ['kO:slIt] = corselet
_____

cortege

  [kO:'teI] _n. _. ,  
_____

cortex

  ['kO:teks] _n. (_pl. -tices)

    1) _. 

    2) _.   
_____

cortical

  ['kO:tIkl] _a. 
_____

corticate

  ['kO:tIkIt] _a.  ; ; 
_____

corticated

  ['kO:tIkeItId] = corticate
_____

cortices

  ['kO:tIsi:z] _pl.  cortex
_____

coruscate

  ['kOrskeIt] _v. ; 
_____

coruscation

  [,kOrs'keISn] _n. , 
_____

corvee

  ['kO:veI] _n. _.

    1) _. 

    2) ֣,  
_____

corvette

  [kO:'vet] _n. _. ;  
_____

corvine

  ['kO:vaIn] _a. 
_____

corymb

  ['kO:rImb] _n. _. 
_____

corymbose

  [k'rImbus] _a. _. 
_____

coryphaei

  [,kOrI'fi:aI] _pl.  coryphaeus
_____

coryphaeus

  [,kOrI'fi:s] _. _n. (_pl. -phaei) 
_____

coryphee

  [,kOrI'feI] _n. _.  ( )
_____

cos

  [kOs] _n. _.   (. Cos lettuce)
_____

cosaque

  [kO'za:k] _n. _.   
_____

cose

  [kuz] _v. ,  , 
_____

cosecant

  ['ku'si:knt] _n. _. 
_____

coseismal

  [ku'saIzml] _n. _.   (. coseismal line,
  coseismal curve)
_____

cosh

  [kOS] _n. _. ֣ () ,  
_____

cosher

  I ['kOS] _v. , 

  II ['kOS] _v. _. ;    ޣ

  III ['kOS] _v. _. ,  
_____

co-signatory

  ['ku'sIgntrI] _n. _.   ,  
       
_____

cosily

  ['kuzIlI] _adv. 
_____

cosine

  ['kusaIn] _n. _. 
_____

cosiness

  ['kuzInIs] _n. , 
_____

cosmetic

  [kOz'metIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ;  
_____

cosmetologist

  [,kOzmI'tOldIst] _n. ; 
_____

cosmetology

  [,kOzmI'tOldI] _n. 
_____

cosmic

  ['kOzmIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ; cosmic sadness  

    3) _. , 
_____

cosmodrome

  ['kOzmdrum] _n. 
_____

cosmogony

  [kOz'mOgnI] _n. 
_____

cosmography

  [kOz'mOgrfI] _n. 
_____

cosmology

  [kOz'mOldI] _n. 
_____

cosmonaut

  ['kOzmnO:t] _n. 
_____

cosmonautics

  [,kOzm'nO:tIks] _n. 
_____

cosmopolitan

  [,kOzmu'pOlItn]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

cosmopolitanism

  [,kOzm'pOlItnIzm] _n. 
_____

cosmopolite

  [kOz'mOplaIt] = cosmopolitan I
_____

cosmopolitism

  [,kOzm'pOlItIzm] = cosmopolitanism
_____

cosmos

  ['kOzmOs] _. _n.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

cosset

  ['kOsIt]

    1. _n.

      1)  Σ

      2) ; 

    2. _v. , , 
_____

cost

  [kOst]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  (. _.); prime cost 
      ; costs of production  ; cost of
      living  ; cost and freight _.  
      ; cost, insurance and freight (_. . i. f.) _.
      , , 

      2)  (); 

      3) _pl.  

      4) _attr.: cost price ; cost accounting 
      ޣ;  

      *) at any cost, at all costs  ;      ; at
      the cost of smth.  -.; at one's cost  -. ޣ; to
      count the cost   ; to know (to learn) to
      one's own cost  ()   

    2. _v. (cost)

      1) , ; it cost him infinite labour   
       ; it may cost you your life    
      

      2)  ,  ()
_____

costal

  ['kOstl] _a. ң
_____

costard

  ['kAstd] _n.     
_____

coster

  ['kOstA] = coster monger
_____

coster monger

  ['kOst,mANg] _n.   , ,   ..
_____

costive

  ['kOstIv] _a.

    1)  

    2) ;        

    3) 
_____

costless

  ['kOstlIs] _a. ,   
_____

costliness

  ['kOstlInIs] _n.  ; 
_____

costly

  ['kOstlI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

costume

  ['kOstju:m]

    1. _n.

      1) , , 

      2)   , ; English costume of the XVIII century
        XVIII 

      3)  (,     ..)

      4) _attr.: costume ball  , -

    2. _v. ;  
_____

costume piece

  ['kOstju:m'pi:s] _n. _.  
_____

costumier

  [kOs'tju:mI] _n. ;    
  
_____

cosy

  ['kuzI]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. ԣ  ( )
_____

cot

  I [kOt] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) ̣  , 

    4) _attr.: cot case _.  

  II [kOt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 

  III [kOt] _.  cotangent
_____

cotangent

  ['ku'tndnt] _n. _. 
_____

cote

  [kut] _n. , , 
_____

coterie

  ['kutrI] _n.

    1)  (,   ..)

    2) ,  
_____

cothurni

  [ku':naI] _pl.  cothurnus
_____

cothurnus

  [ku':ns] _n. (_pl. -ni)

    1) _-. 

    2) 

    3)  
_____

cotillion

  [k'tIljn] _n.  ()
_____

cotillon

  [k'tIljn] = cotillion
_____

cottage

  ['kOtId] _n.

    1) ; _.  

    2) ; 

    3) _.  

    4) _attr.: cottage cheese  ; cottage hospital
       (    ); ,
        ; cottage piano
     
_____

cottager

  ['kOtId] _n.

    1)   , 

    2) ;  {. . cottar}

    3) _. 
_____

cottar

  ['kOt] _n.

    1) _.  (  )

    2) _. _. - ( ,  
     )
_____

cotter

  I ['kOt] = cottar

  II ['kOt] _n. _.

    1) , , 

    2) _attr.: cotter bolt   
_____

cottier

  ['kOtI] = cottar 2)
_____

cotton

  I ['kOtn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  ;  

      3) _pl.    

      4) ; a needle and cotton   

      5)  (. cotton wool)

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

  II ['kOtn] _v.

    1) ;  (together, with)

    2) ,  (to); I don't cotton to him at all  
       

    #) cotton on )  (to - ); ) _. ; cotton up
    (to)    
_____

cotton mill

  ['kOtnmIl] _n.  
_____

cotton waste

  ['kOtnweIst] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

cotton weed

  ['kOtnwi:d] = cudweed
_____

cotton wool

  ['kOtn'wul] _n.

    1) -

    2) 
_____

cotton yarn

  ['kOtnja:n] _n.  
_____

cotton-cake

  ['kOtnkeIk] _n.  
_____

cotton-gin

  ['kOtndIn] _n. _. 
_____

cotton-grass

  ['kOtngra:s] _n. _. 
_____

cotton-grower

  ['kOtn,gru] _n. 
_____

cotton-lord

  ['kOtnlO:d] _n.  
_____

cotton-machine

  ['kOtnm,Si:n] _n.  
_____

cotton-picker

  ['kOtn,pIk] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

cotton-plant

  ['kO:tnpla:nt] _n. 
_____

cotton-planter

  ['kO:tn,pla:nt] _n. 
_____

cotton-spinner

  ['kO:tn,spIn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

cotton-tail

  ['kOtnteIl] _n.  
_____

cottonocracy

  [,kOt'nOkrsI] _n. _.     
  
_____

cottony

  ['kOtnI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

cotyledon

  [,kOtI'li:dn] _n. _. 
_____

couch

  I [kautS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _. 

      3) , ; 

      4) _. ,   (,   )

    2. _v.

      1) (.  _p-p.) 

      2) ,  ( )

      3) , , ; the refusal was couched in
      polite terms   ޣ   

      4) _.  

      5)  ,   (أ, )

      6) _-.  (  ..)

  II [kautS] = couch-grass
_____

couch-grass

  ['kautSgra:s] _n. _.  
_____

couchette

  [ku:'Set] _n.   ( )
_____

cougar

  ['ku:g] _n. _. , 
_____

cough

  [kOf]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 

      #) cough down    (); cough out
      ; cough up _. ) = out; ) , ,
       (-.); )   
_____

cough-drop

  ['kOfdrOp] _n.   
_____

cough-lozenge

  ['kOf,lOzInd] _n.   
_____

could

  [kud] ( ); [kd] ( ) _p.  can I
_____

coulee

  ['ku:leI] _n.

    1) _.   

    2) _.  ;  
_____

coulisse

  [ku:'li:s] _n. _.

    1) _. 

    2) _. , 

    3) _attr.: coulisse gossip  
_____

couloir

  ['ku:lwa:] _n. _. 
_____

coulomb

  ['ku:lOm] _n. _. 
_____

coulter

  ['kult] _n. ,  
_____

council

  ['kaunsl] _n.

    1) ; World Peace Council   ; Security Council
     ; town council ,  ;
    council of war   (. _.)

    2) ; council of physicians  

    3)  

    4) _. 
_____

councillor

  ['kaunsIl] _n.  ; 
_____

councilman

  ['kaunslmn] _n. (_pl. -men)   (. )
_____

counsel

  I ['kaunsl] _n.

    1) , ; to take (to hold) counsel with smb. _.
      -.

    2) 

    3) , , 

    4) (_pl.  .) _. , 

  II ['kaunsl] _v. ,  , ; 
   
_____

counsellor

  ['kaunsl] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (.    )

    3) ,  (  )
_____

counselor

  ['kaunsl] = counsellor
_____

count

  I [kaunt]

    1. _n.

      1) ޣ, ޣ; to keep count  ޣ, ޣ, ޣ; to lose
      count  ޣ

      2)  ; 

      3) _.    ,   
      

      4) _.  

      5) _.   (. count of yarn)

    2. _v.

      1) , , ; it can be counted on one
      hand    

      2)   , ; there are ten of us counting the
      children      ()

      3) , 

      4)  ;   ޣ; that does not count  
      ,  ģ  ޣ; every little counts   
      ; he does not count     

      #) count for ;  ; to count for much (little)
        () ; to count for nothing    ޣ;
         ; count in ; count on 
       -.,  -.; count out ) , ;
      ) ,  ,    ; ) _.
        -  ; ) _. 
       ޣ ; ) _.  ӣ
      ; count upon = count on

  II [kaunt] _n.  ( )
_____

countable

  ['kauntbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. = denumerable

    3)  _. . .   
_____

countdown

  ['kauntdaun] _n.

    1) ޣ    

    2) ()ޣ    (  ..); ޣ 
     (  ..)
_____

countenance

  ['kauntInns]

    1. _n.

      1)  , 

      2) , 

      3)  , , ; to lend ( to give)
      one's countenance   ; 

    2. _v.

      1) , , 

      2)  , ;  
_____

counter

  I ['kaunt] _v. ; ; to serve behind the counter  
  

  II ['kaunt] _n.

    1) ,  ( ޣ  )

    2)  ( )

    3) _. ޣ; 

  III ['kaunt]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; as a counter to smth.   -.

      2)  ;  , ӣ  
        

      3)  ()

      4) ͣ ( )

      5) ; 

      6) _.  

    2. _a. ; ; 

    3. _adv. ;   ; ; to run counter
     

    4. _v.

      1) ; ; ; to counter a claim
       

      2) _.    ( )
_____

counter-

  ['kaunt] _pref. -, -
_____

counter-attack

  ['kauntr,tk]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. 
_____

counter-attraction

  ['kauntr,trkSn] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

counter-claim

  ['kauntkleIm]

    1. _n.  , 

    2. _v.   
_____

counter-clockwise

  ['kaunt'klOkwaIz] _adv.  ()  
_____

counter-espionage

  ['kauntr,espI'na:] _n. 
_____

counter-intelligence

  ['kauntrIn,telIdns] _n. 
_____

counter-irritant

  ['kaunt,IrItnt] _n. _.    
_____

counter-jumper

  ['kaunt'dAmp] _. _. . counterman
_____

counter-measure

  ['kaunt,me] _n. 
_____

counter-offensive

  ['kauntr,fensIv] _n. _. 
_____

counter-revolution

  ['kaunt,rev'lu:Sn] _n. 
_____

counter-revolutionary

  ['kaunt,rev'lu:SnrI]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

counteract

  [,kaunt'rkt] _v.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

counteraction

  [,kaunt'rkSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _.  
_____

counteractive

  [,kaunt'rktIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

counterbalance

  1. _n. ['kaunt,blns] 

  2. _v. [,kaunt'blns] ,  
_____

counterblast

  ['kauntbla:st] _n.

    1)   

    2) ;   ( -.)

    3) 
_____

counterblow

  ['kauntblu] _n.  , 
_____

countercharge

  ['kaunttSa:d]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.   
_____

countercheck

  ['kaunttSek] _n. ; 
_____

counterfeit

  ['kauntfIt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ;  

    2. _a.

      1) , ; 

      2) ; counterfeit grief  

    3. _v.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3) ;  
_____

counterfoil

  ['kauntfOIl] _n.  , ,   ..
_____

counterfort

  ['kauntfO:t] _n. _. , 
_____

counterman

  ['kauntmn] _n. , 
_____

countermand

  [,kaunt'ma:nd]

    1. _n. ;     

    2. _v.

      1)  ()  

      2)  (,  )
_____

countermarch

  ['kauntma:tS]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _v.      
_____

countermark

  ['kauntma:k] _n.    
_____

countermine

  1. _n. ['kauntmaIn] 

  2. _v. [,kaunt'maIn]

    1)  

    2)  
_____

counterpane

  ['kauntpeIn] _n. ԣ  ( )
_____

counterpart

  ['kauntpa:t] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) -. (  ),  ,  
     

    4) _.   ( )
_____

counterplot

  ['kauntplOt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

counterpoint

  ['kauntpOInt] _n. _. 
_____

counterpoise

  ['kauntpOIz]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v. 
_____

counterscarp

  ['kauntska:p] _n. _. 
_____

countershaft

  ['kauntSa:ft] _n. _. ,  
_____

countersign

  ['kauntsaIn]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) , 

    2. _v.  () ,   
_____

countersink

  ['kauntsINk] _.

    1. _n. ,  

    2. _v. 
_____

countervail

  ['kauntveIl] _v. ; 
_____

countervailing duty

  ['kaunt,veIlIN'dju:tI] _n. _.  
_____

counterweigh

  [,kaunt'weI] _v. 
_____

counterweight

  ['kauntweIt] _n. , 
_____

counterwork

  1. _n. ['kauntw:k] 

  2. _v. [,kaunt'w:k] ;  ()
_____

countess

  ['kauntIs] _n. 
_____

counting-house

  ['kauntINhaus] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

counting-room

  ['kauntINrum] _. = counting-house
_____

countless

  ['kauntlIs] _a. ޣ, , 
_____

countrified

  ['kAntrIfaId] _a.   
_____

country

  ['kAntrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  (. old country); to leave the country  
    

    3)  (  );  ; in the
    country  ;  ;  ; in the open country  
    

    4) , 

    5) ; 

    6) 

    7) , ; this subject is quite unknown country to me 
     -   

    8)  , 

    9) _attr. ; 

    *) to appeal ( to go) to the country   
      
_____

country-house

  ['kAntrI'haus] _n.

    1)  

    2)  , 
_____

country-seat

  ['kAntrI'si:t] _n. ; 
_____

country-side

  ['kAntrIsaId] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2)   
_____

country cousin

  ['kAntrI,kAzn] _n.

    1)   

    2) ,   
_____

country dance

  ['kAntrIda:ns] _n.  ()
_____

countryfolk

  ['kAntrIfuk] _n. _pl.  
_____

countryman

  ['kAntrImn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ,  
_____

country party

  ['kAntrI'pa:tI] _n.  
_____

country town

  ['kAntrI'taun] _n.  
_____

countrywoman

  ['kAntrI,wumn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ,  
_____

county

  ['kauntI] _n.

    1)  (   );  ( )

    2)    

    3) _attr.     ; ; county borough
        50 ,   
     ; county council    ;
    county court     ; county town ( seat)
        
_____

coup

  [ku:] _n. _.  ;   
_____

coup d'etat

  ['ku:deI'ta:] _n. _.  
_____

coup de grace

  ['ku:d'gra:s] _n. _.   
_____

coupe

  ['ku:peI] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)   

    3) _-.  
_____

couple

  ['kApl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; lend me a couple of pencils    

      2) , 

      3) 

      4)        

      5) _.  

      6) _. 

      *) to hunt in couples  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) 

      4) 

      5) _-. 
_____

coupler

  ['kApl] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ;  ;  

    3) _.  
_____

couplet

  ['kAplIt] _n.  
_____

coupling

  ['kAplIN]

    1. _pres-p.  couple 2

    2. _n.

      1) ;  ( )

      2) ; 

      3) _. ; ; 

      4) _. 
_____

coupon

  ['ku:pOn] _n.

    1) ;  (   )

    2) _.        
_____

courage

  ['kArId] _n. , , , ; to muster ( to
  pluck) (up) courage ,  ; to lose courage
  ; to have the courage of one's convictions ( opinions)
       

    *) Dutch courage   
_____

courageous

  [k'reIds] _a. , , 
_____

courier

  ['kurI] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) 
_____

course

  [kO:s]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ; ; course of events  ; in the course of a
      year   ; the course of nature , 
       

      3)  ()

      4) ; , ; in course    ;
      in due course ) ; )  

      5)  , 

      6)  (, , )

      7) ; a dinner of three courses   ң 

      8): course of exchange  

      9)  

      10) _.   

      11) _.   

      12) _.  ;  (), 

      13) _pl. _. 

      *) a matter of course    ; of course
      

    2. _v.

      1) ,   

      2)    ( );   

      3) , 

      4) _. 
_____

courser

  ['kO:s] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. () 
_____

court

  [kO:t]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  (  ..); to hold a court  ɣ  

      3) ; _. . ; ; Supreme Court  ; court
      of justice ; Court of Appeal  ; to be out of
      court    ; _.  ; this book is now
      out of court    

      4) _.  ()

      5)   ; 

      6) ; to make ( to pay) court to smb.  
      -.

    2. _v.

      1) ;  , 

      2) 

      3) ; to court applause   

      4)  (into, to, from)

      *) to court disaster  
_____

court martial

  ['kO:t'ma:Sl] _n. (_pl. courts martial)  , 
_____

court plaster

  ['kO:t'pla:st] _n. 
_____

court-card

  ['kO:tka:d] _n.    
_____

court-house

  ['kO:t'haus] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,       ( 
     )
_____

court-martial

  ['kO:t'ma:Sl] _v.   
_____

court-yard

  ['kO:tja:d] _n.  
_____

courteous

  ['k:tjs] _a. , , 
_____

courtesan

  [,kO:tI'zn] _n. 
_____

courtesy

  ['k:tIsI] _n. , , ; 
  , ; by (the) courtesy of...  ..; as a
  matter of courtesy   

    *) courtesy title ,   ,     (.:
    honourable); courtesy of the port    
    
_____

courtezan

  [,kO:tI'zn] = courtesan
_____

courtier

  ['kO:tj] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

courtliness

  ['kO:tlInIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

courtly

  ['kO:tlI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

courts martial

  ['kO:ts'ma:Sl] _pl.  court martial
_____

courtship

  ['kO:tSIp] _n. 
_____

cousin

  ['kAzn] _n.

    1)  , ;  ,  (. first
    cousin, cousin german); second cousin  ; 
    ; first cousin once removed £   
     

    2) ; to call cousin ( cousins) with smb.  -.
    Σ,     -.

    3) ,        
         

    *) forty-second cousin  ; cousin Betty 
    ()
_____

cove

  I [kuv]

    1. _n.

      1) ;   

      2) _. ; 

    2. _v. _.  

  II [kuv] _n. _. , 
_____

cove-crop

  ['kAvkrOp] _n. _-.  
_____

coven

  ['kAvn] _n. _. ;  
_____

covenant

  ['kAvnnt]

    1. _n.

      1) , ң

      2) _. ;   ; Covenant of the League
      of Nations _.      
      

      3) _. ; the books of the Old and the New Covenant 
         ; land of the Covenant " "

    2. _v.  
_____

covenanted

  ['kAvnntId]

    1. _p-p.  covenant 2

    2. _a.  
_____

coventrate

  ['kOvntreIt] _v.     
_____

coventrize

  ['kOvntraIz] = coventrate
_____

cover

  ['kAv]

    1. _n.

      1) ; £; ; ; , 

      2) ; under the same cover    

      3) , ̣,  ̣; to read from cover to cover
           ( )

      4) , ; ; ; under cover  , 
       {. . 5)  7)}; to take cover 

      5) ; ; ; , ; under cover of
      friendship    {. . 4)  7)}

      6) 

      7) ; under cover of darkness    {. . 4)
       5)}

      8) _.  

      9)  ()

      10) = cover-point

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; ; ; ; to
      cover a wall with paper   ; to cover one's face
      with one's hands   ; to cover the retreat
       ; to cover one's tracks   

      2) , , ; he covered his friend from the
      blow with his own body       

      3) ; to cover one's confusion (annoyance)   (
       ) ϣ  ()

      4) ;  ( -.); the book covers the whole
      subject       

      5) ; ; the city covers ten square miles
          

      6) ,  (-. ); _. 
      ()

      7)  , ޣ ( )

      8) , ; the circumstances are covered by this
      clause    

      9)  (  ..)

      10)  ( )

      11)  (   ..);   

      #) cover in ) ; )  ̣ (); cover over
      , ; cover up ,  
_____

cover girl

  ['kAv'g:l] _n.  ,    
   ;  
_____

cover-point

  ['kAv'pOInt] _n. _.

    1)  ( )

    2)   ( )
_____

cover-up

  ['kAvr'Ap] _n.

    1) ; " "

    2) 
_____

coverage

  ['kAvrId] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)   ,    ..
_____

coverall

  ['kAvrO:l] _n. (_pl. coveralls ['kAvrO:lz])  ,
  
_____

coveralls

  ['kAvrO:lz] _n. _pl.  coverall
_____

covered

  ['kAvd]

    1. _p-p.  cover 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; , ݣ

      2)  ; pray be covered , () ; to remain
      covered   
_____

covering

  ['kAvrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  cover 2

    2. _n.

      1) , ; ; 

      2) ; 

      3) , 

      4) 

    3. _a.

      1) ; covering letter  ;
      covering note  

      2) _. covering party ; covering sergeant 
      
_____

coverlet

  ['kAvlIt] _n. ; 
_____

coverlid

  ['kAvlId] = coverlet
_____

covert

  1. _n. ['kAv]

    1)    (, )

    2) _.  (. covert cloth)

    3) _pl. 

  2. _a. ['kAvt] , , ; covert glance 
  
_____

coverture

  ['kAvtju] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.   
_____

covet

  ['kAvIt] _v. ,  (, )
_____

covetous

  ['kAvIts] _a.

    1) ,  (of)

    2) 

    3) 
_____

covey

  I ['kAvI] _n.

    1) ,  (. ); to spring a covey  

    2) _. ,  (. , )

  II ['kuvI] = cove II
_____

cow

  I [kau] _n.

    1) (_pl. -s [kauz], _. . kine) 

    2)  , , ,   ..; till the cows come home
       

  II [kau] _v. , ; 
_____

cow-boy

  ['kaubOI] _n. _. 
_____

cow-catcher

  ['kau,ktS] _n. _. _-.  ( )
_____

cow-fish

  ['kaufIS] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

cow-heel

  ['kauhi:l] _n.   ( )
_____

cow-hide

  ['kauhaId]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _.    

    2. _v.  Σ
_____

cow-house

  ['kauhaus] _n. 
_____

cow-leech

  ['kauli:tS] _n. _. 
_____

cow-pox

  ['kaupOks] _n. _.  
_____

cow-puncher

  ['kau,pAntS] _n. _. _. 
_____

coward

  ['kaud]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; 
_____

cowardice

  ['kaudIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

cowardly

  ['kaudlI]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _adv. _. 
_____

cowberry

  ['kaubrI] _n. 
_____

cower

  ['kau] _v. , ߣ ( , )
_____

cowherd

  ['kauh:d] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

cowl

  [kaul] _n.

    1) ,   ; 

    2)    

    3)  

    4) _. 
_____

cowlick

  ['kaulIk] _n. , 
_____

cowling

  ['kaulIN] _n. _.  , 
_____

cowman

  ['kaumn] _n.

    1)   

    2) _. 
_____

cowrie

  ['kaurI] _n.  (,      
   )
_____

cowry

  ['kaurI] _n.  (,      
   )
_____

cowshed

  ['kauSed] _n. , 
_____

cowslip

  ['kauslIp] _n. _.

    1)    

    2) _.  
_____

cox

  [kOks] _. _.  coxswain
_____

coxcomb

  ['kOkskum] _n.  , 
_____

coxcombical

  ['kOks,kumIkl] _a. , 
_____

coxcombry

  ['kOks,kumrI] _n. , 
_____

coxswain

  ['kOksweIn], ['kOksn] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

coxy

  ['kOksI] = cocksy
_____

coy

  [kOI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) Σ
_____

coyote

  ['kOIut] _n. _.  , 
_____

coyoting

  ['kOIutIN] _n. _.   
_____

cozen

  ['kAzn] _v. , 
_____

cozenage

  ['kAznId] _n. , 
_____

cozy

  ['kuzI] = cosy
_____

crab

  I [krb] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

  II [krb]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) (Crab)  (   )

      3) _. £, 

      *) to catch a crab " "

    2. _v.

      1)   (  )

      2) _.  ,  

      3) _. _.  

  III [krb] _n. _.

    1) ; 

    2) ,  
_____

crabbed

  1. [krbd] _p-p.  crab II, 2

  2. ['krbId] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  ;  ( )
_____

crabber

  ['krb] _n. _. 
_____

crabby

  ['krbI] _a. 
_____

crack

  [krk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ݣ ()

      2) ; , ; 

      3) ; 

      4) -.  -. 

      5)   ( )

      6) _. _. , ;  

    2. _a. _. , ; 

    3. _v.

      1)  , , ; ݣ ()

      2)  , ; (); , 

      3)  ( )

      4) _.  () 

      #) crack down  (); crack up _.
      ) ; ; )  ();
      ;   ( ̣);  
      (̣); ) ;  ( )

      *) to crack a bottle , ""  (); to crack a
      joke  ; to crack a smile ; to crack a record
      _.    ; to crack a window 
      
_____

crack-a-jack

  ['krkdk] _.

    1. _n. ,  

    2. _a. , 
_____

crack-brained

  ['krkbreInd] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ,  ( , )
_____

crack-jaw

  ['krkdO:] _a. _.    ( )
_____

crackdown

  ['krkdaun] _n.   ,   ,
   
_____

cracked

  [krkt]

    1. _p-p.  crack 3

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)  ( , )

      3)   ; his brains are cracked  

      4) ;  ( )
_____

cracker

  ['krk] _n.

    1) , -

    2) _.   , 

    3) _pl.   

    4) _.       

    5) _. 

    6) _. 
_____

cracking

  ['krkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  crack 3

    2. _n. _. 
_____

crackjack

  ['krkdk] _n. _.   
_____

crackle

  ['krkl]

    1. _n. ; ; 

    2. _v. ; 
_____

crackling

  ['krklIN]

    1. _pres-p.  crackle 2

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)   ()

      3) _pl. 
_____

cracknel

  ['krknl] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3) _pl. 
_____

crackpot

  ['krkpOt] _n. _. , 
_____

cracksman

  ['krksmn] _n. 
_____

cracky

  ['krkI] _a.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _. 
_____

cradle

  ['kreIdl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; from the cradle  , ģ; from
      the cradle to the grave  

      2) ; ; ; the cradle of civilization 
      

      3)  (); he dropped the receiver into its cradle 
       

      4) _. , 

      5) _.  ()

      6) _.     

      7) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)   ; 

      2)     

      3) _.  ( )
_____

cradling

  ['kreIdlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  cradle 2

    2. _n.

      1)   

      2) _. ; 
_____

craft

  [kra:ft] _n.

    1) 

    2) , , ; 

    3) , 

    4) (the Craft)  

    5) ; _.   

    6) ̣()

    7) _attr. ; craft union ) ,   
    ,  ; ) _. 
_____

craft-brother

  ['kra:ft,brA] _n.   
_____

craftily

  ['kra:ftIlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2)  ԣ
_____

craftiness

  ['kra:ftInIs] _n. , 
_____

craftsman

  ['kra:ftsmn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

craftsmanship

  ['kra:ftsmnSIp] _n. 
_____

crafty

  ['kra:ftI] _a. , 
_____

crag

  [krg] _n. , ԣ
_____

craggy

  ['krgI] _a.

    1) ,  

    2) , 
_____

cragsman

  ['krgzmn] _n. 
_____

crake

  [kreIk] _n. _. , 
_____

cram

  [krm]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  

      3) ң

      4) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (into)

      2) ; the theatre was crammed    

      3) , 

      4) 

      5)   ; ;   

      6)   ( cram up)

      7) _. 
_____

cram-ful

  ['krm'ful] _a.   
_____

crambo

  ['krmbu] _n.

    1)    

    2) _. ̣

    3) 

    *) dumb crambo -
_____

crammer

  ['krm] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) _. 
_____

cramp

  [krmp]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _pl. _. 

      3) _. , 

      4) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2) ,  ();  (); 

      3) _.  
_____

cramp-fish

  ['krmpfIS] _n. _.  
_____

cramp-iron

  ['krmp,aIn] = crampon 1)
_____

cramped

  [krmpt]

    1. _p-p.  cramp 2

    2. _a.

      1)   

      2) ; Σ ( )

      3)   ( )

      4)  ( )

      5)  (  )
_____

crampon

  ['krmpn] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _pl.       
_____

cranage

  ['kreInId] _n.

    1)  ߣ 

    2)    
_____

cranberry

  ['krnbrI] _n. 
_____

crane

  [kreIn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. ߣ 

      3) 

    2. _v.

      1)  ,    ( crane out, crane
      over, crane down)

      2)  

      3) _. ,   , 
      (at)
_____

crane's-bill

  ['kreInzbIl] _n. _. , 
_____

crane-fly

  ['kreInflaI] _n. _. 
_____

crania

  ['kreInj] _pl.  cranium
_____

cranial

  ['kreInjl] _a. 
_____

craniometry

  [,kreInI'OmItrI] _n.  , 
_____

cranium

  ['kreInjm] _n. (_pl. -nia) 
_____

crank

  I [krNk]

    1. _n. _. ; ;  ;  ,
    

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  

  II [krNk]

    1. _n.

      1)   ()

      2) , 

      3)   

    2. _a.

      1) . cranky

      2) _. 
_____

crank case

  ['krNkkeIs] _n. _.  
_____

cranked

  [krNkt]

    1. _p-p.  crank I, 2

    2. _a. , 
_____

crankshaft

  ['krNkSa:ft] _n. _.  
_____

crankweb

  ['krNkweb] _n. _.  
_____

cranky

  ['krNkI] _a.

    1) ,  ( )

    2) _.  ( )

    3) ֣,  ; ;  

    4) 

    5) ,  
_____

crannied

  ['krnId] _a. 
_____

cranny

  ['krnI] _n. , 
_____

crap

  [krp] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 

    3) _. 

    4) _. 

    *) to do ( to take) a crap  ( )
_____

crape

  [kreIp] _n.

    1) ; _. 

    2)  ,   
_____

craped

  [kreIpt] _a.

    1) 

    2)   

    3)  
_____

craps

  [krps] _n. _.    

    *) craps! ޣ !
_____

crapulence

  ['krpjulns] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

crapulent

  ['krpjulnt] _a.

    1)   

    2)  -.  (, , )
_____

crapulous

  ['krpjuls] = crapulent
_____

crapy

  ['kreIpI] _a. 
_____

crash

  I [krS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)    , 

      3) , , 

      4) , 

    2. _adv.  ,  

    3. _v.

      1) ,   ,  ( crash through, crash
      down); ; to crash into smth.   -.  

      2) , ;  ; to crash a plane 
      ̣

      3)  , ;   

      4)  

      5) _. _.  "",    
      ; to crash a party   ; to crash the
      gate    (   ..)  

      #) crash in 

  II [krS] _n.  , 
_____

crash-helmet

  ['krS,helmIt] _n.   ̣, , 
    
_____

crash-land

  ['krSlnd] _v. _.   
_____

crash-landing

  ['krS,lndIN] _n. _.   
_____

crash-test

  ['krStest]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.   
_____

crashproof

  ['krSpru:f] _a. _. 
_____

crass

  [krs] _a.

    1) 

    2)  (   ..)
_____

crassitude

  ['krsItju:d] _n.  , 
_____

cratch

  [krtS] _n.  (     )
_____

crate

  [kreIt]

    1. _n.

      1) () ;    

      2)  

      3) _. _. ̣

    2. _v.   , 
_____

crater

  ['kreIt] _n.

    1)  ()

    2)  ( )

    3) _.  ()
_____

cravat

  [kr'vt] _n. _. ; 
_____

crave

  [kreIv] _v.

    1)  ,  (for)

    2) , 

    3)  ( )
_____

craven

  ['kreIvn]

    1. _a. ; ; to cry craven ; 

    2. _n. 
_____

craving

  ['kreIvIN]

    1. _pres-p.  crave

    2. _n.  ,  (for)
_____

craw

  [krO:] _n.  ( )
_____

crawfish

  ['krO:fIS]

    1. _n. = crayfish

    2. _v. _. _.   
_____

crawl

  [krO:l]

    1. _v.

      1) ; ; to crawl about    ( )

      2) 

      3)  (; with)

      4)    

    2. _n.

      1) ,  ; to go at a crawl , 
      

      2) 

      3) _.  ( ; . crawl stroke)

      4) _. , 
_____

crawler

  ['krO:l] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3)   

    4) _.  

    5) _pl.  (  )

    6) _attr. _. 
_____

crawly

  ['krO:lI] _a. _.     
_____

crayfish

  ['kreIfIS] _n.

    1)  

    2) (),   
_____

crayon

  ['kreIn]

    1. _n.

      1)  ;  ; 

      2)     ;  

      3)   

      4) _.    

      5) _attr. ,  ; crayon paper 
      

    2. _v.     
_____

craze

  [kreIz]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  

      2) _. ,   (for); to be the craze  
      ,  

      3)   

    2. _v. (. _p-p.)

      1)   

      2)   

      3)     
_____

crazy

  ['kreIzI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _.  ( ޣ-.);  ޣ (about)

    3) ; 

    4)   ( )

    5)     ; crazy quilt  ;
    crazy bone = funny-bone
_____

crepe

  [kreIp] _n. _.

    1)  (); crepe de Chine 

    2) _attr.: crepe paper  ; crepe shoes  
     
_____

creche

  [kreIS] _n. _.  
_____

creak

  [kri:k]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

creaky

  ['kri:kI] _a. 
_____

cream

  [kri:m]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) -. ,  ;  (-.); the cream of the
      joke ( of the story)   ( ); the cream of
      society " "

      3)  ( )

      4) 

      5) _attr. = cream-coloured

      6) _attr.: cream freezer 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) 

      3)   (. _.)

      4)   (   ..)

      5) _. ; to cream butter and sugar till soft 
           
_____

cream cheese

  ['kri:m'tSi:z] _n.  
_____

cream of tartar

  ['kri:mv'ta:t] _n.  
_____

cream-coloured

  ['kri:m,kAld] _a.  
_____

cream-laid paper

  ['kri:mleId,peIp] _n.    
_____

cream-wove paper

  ['kri:mwuv,peIp] _n.    
_____

creamery

  ['kri:mrI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

creamy

  ['kri:mI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

crease

  [kri:s]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ;   

      2) ,  ( )

      3) Σ ()

      4)   

    2. _v.

      1) (); this material creases easily    Σ

      2)  

      3) , 
_____

creasy

  ['kri:sI] _a. , ,  
_____

create

  [kri:'eIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2)   ; he was created a baronet   
    

    3)  (-.   ..);  ( 
    ..)

    4) _. , ; he is always creating about nothing
        
_____

creation

  [kri:'eISn] _n.

    1) ; , 

    2)  (, )

    3) 

    4)   
_____

creative

  [kri:'eItIv] _a. , ; creative personality
   
_____

creator

  [kri:'eIt] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) (the Creator) 
_____

creature

  ['kri:tS] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  

    3) 

    4) , 

    5) _. "",  

    *) creature comforts )  ; ) _.  
      (  ..)
_____

credence

  ['kri:dns] _n.

    1) , ; to give credence to smb.  -.; letter of
    credence  

    2)  ( ; . credence table)
_____

credent

  ['kri:dnt] _a. 
_____

credential

  [krI'denSl] _n.

    1) ;  ; 

    2) _pl.   ()

    3) _pl. _attr. 
_____

credibility

  [,krdI'bIlItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

credible

  ['kredbl] _a. ;  
_____

credit

  ['kredIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; to give credit to smth.  -.

      2)  

      3) , ; to one's credit  -. ; the boy is a
      credit to his family     ; to do smb.
      credit   -.

      4) ; ;  (of, for)

      5) _. ޣ;    -.  
       

      6) _. ; ; ,   ;  
       ; on credit  ;  ; to allow credit
       

      7) _attr.: credit card   ( 
      ޣ); credit worthiness 

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) ; to credit smb. with good intentions 
      -.  

      3) _. 
_____

creditable

  ['kredItbl] _a. ,   (-.)
_____

creditor

  ['kredIt] _n.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

credo

  ['kri:du] _. _n. (_pl. -os ['kri:duz])

    1) , 

    2) _.  
_____

credulity

  [krI'dju:lItI] _n. , 
_____

credulous

  ['kredjuls] _a. , 
_____

creed

  [kri:d] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ;  
_____

creek

  [kri:k] _n.

    1) , ;  

    2) _. ;  ; 
_____

creel

  [kri:l] _n.

    1)   

    2) _.   
_____

creep

  [kri:p]

    1. _v. (crept)

      1) ; 

      2)    ( )

      3) ,  (  )

      4) ,  ( creep in, creep into, creep up);
      to creep about on tiptoe   ; to creep into smb.'s
      favour   -.  

      5) ;    ; it makes my flesh (
      blood) creep       

      6) _. 

      7) _.    (   ..)

    2. _n.

      1) _pl. _. ; 

      2)    ( )

      3) _.  ; 

      4) _. ,  

      5) _.  , 

      6) _.  
_____

creeper

  ['kri:p] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ; 

    3) _pl.  (  )

    4) _pl.   

    5) _. 
_____

creeping

  ['kri:pIN]

    1. _pres-p.  creep 1

    2. _a. , , 
_____

creepy

  ['kri:pI] _a.

    1)  ,   

    2) 

    3) 
_____

creese

  [kri:s] _n.  
_____

cremate

  [krI'meIt] _v. ,  
_____

cremation

  [krI'meISn] _n. 
_____

cremator

  [krI'meIt] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  

    3)    
_____

crematoria

  [,krem'tO:rI] _pl.  crematorium
_____

crematorium

  [,krem'tO:rIm] _n. (_pl. -s [,krem'tO:rImz], -ria) 
_____

crematory

  ['kremtrI] = crematorium
_____

crenel

  ['krenl] = crenelle
_____

crenelated

  ['krenIleItId] = crenellated
_____

crenellated

  ['krenIleItId] _a. 
_____

crenelle

  [krI'nel] _n. _. 
_____

creosote

  ['krIsut] _n. _. 
_____

crepitate

  ['krepIteIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

crepitation

  [,krepI'teISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  ( )
_____

crept

  [krept] _p.  _p-p.  creep 1
_____

crepuscular

  [krI'pAskjul] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 
_____

crescendo

  [krI'Sendu] _.

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _adv.   , 
_____

crescent

  ['kresnt]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ;     

      2) 

      *) Crescent City _. .  

    2. _a.

      1)   , 

      2) , 
_____

cress

  [kres] _n.  ()
_____

cresset

  ['kresIt] _n. , 
_____

crest

  [krest]

    1. _n.

      1)  ();  ()

      2) ; 

      3)  ; _. 

      4)  (, , ); on the crest of the wave  
      ; _.   

      5) Σ ()

      6) _.    

      7)  (   ..)

      8) _.  ()

    2. _v.

      1)  ; 

      2)  

      3) _.  ( )
_____

crest-fallen

  ['krest,fO:ln] _a.  , , ޣ
_____

crested

  ['krestId]

    1. _p-p.  crest 2

    2. _a. ֣,  , 
_____

cretaceous

  [krI'teISs] _a. _. 
_____

cretin

  ['kretIn] _n. 
_____

cretinism

  ['kretInIzm] _n. 
_____

cretonne

  [kre'tOn] _n. _. 
_____

crevasse

  [krI'vs] _n.   
_____

crevice

  ['krevIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ,  
_____

crew

  I [kru:] _n.

    1)  ;  ()

    2) _.   ͣ ޣ

    3)    ; engine crew  

    4) , ; a noisy, disreputable crew , 
    

  II [kru:] _p.  crow 2
_____

crew-cut

  ['kru:kAt] _n.   ""
_____

crewel

  ['kru:Il] _n.

    1)   ( )

    2)  
_____

crib

  [krIb]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2)   (  )

      3) ;  

      4) , 

      5)    

      6) _. 

      7) _. 

      8) _.  (from)

      9) _. , ; ; to crack a crib   
      

      10) _.  ;  

    2. _v.

      1) ,    

      2) _.  ,  

      3) _.   (from)

      4) _. , 
_____

cribble

  ['krIbl] _n. ; ; 
_____

cribriform

  ['krIbrIfO:m] _a.

    1) _. ۣ

    2) _. 
_____

crick

  [krIk]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.  
_____

cricket

  I ['krIkIt] _n. 

    *) lively ( merry) as a cricket 

  II ['krIkIt] _.

    1. _n. 

      *) it is not cricket _.   ; , 

    2. _v.   

  III ['krIkIt] _n. _.    ;   
_____

cried

  [kraId] _p.  _p-p.  cry 2
_____

crier

  ['kraI] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ,   

    3)  (. street crier)
_____

cries

  [kraIz] _pl.  cry 1
_____

crikey

  ['kraIkI] _int. _.  ! ( )
_____

crime

  [kraIm]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; crimes against humanity 
       

      2) 

    2. _v. _.    
_____

crime-sheet

  ['kraImSi:t] _n. _.  
_____

criminal

  ['krImInl]

    1. _a. ; , ; criminal law 
    ; criminal action  

    2. _n. ; war criminal  
_____

criminalist

  ['krImInlIst] _n. ,    
_____

criminality

  [,krImI'nlItI] _n. ; 
_____

criminally

  ['krImInlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

criminate

  ['krImIneIt] _v.

    1)   ; 

    2) , 
_____

crimination

  [,krImI'neISn] _n.

    1)   

    2)  
_____

criminative

  ['krImIntIv] _a. , 
_____

criminatory

  ['krImIntrI] _a. , 
_____

criminology

  [,krImI'nOldI] _n. 
_____

crimp

  I [krImp]

    1. _n. ,      ԣ

    2. _v.   ԣ

  II [krImp]

    1. _n.

      1) _pl.  

      2) 

      3) , ; to put a crimp in ( into)  (
      ޣ-.)

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2)  ( )

      3)  ( )

    3. _v.

      1) ; 

      2)      
_____

crimped

  [krImpt] _a. 
_____

crimper

  ['krImp] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ( )

    3) _.  
_____

crimpy

  I ['krImpI] _a. ; ; 

  II ['krImpI] _a. _.  ; to expect crimpy weather 
   
_____

crimson

  ['krImzn]

    1. _a. ԣ-, 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

    3. _v.

      1) ()   

      2) ,  
_____

cringe

  [krInd] _v.

    1)  (to)

    2)   ; ߣ ( )
_____

cringing

  ['krIndIN] _n. , 
_____

cringle

  ['krINgl] _n. _. ; 
_____

crinkle

  ['krINkl]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) ()

      3)  (); crinkled paper  
_____

crinoline

  ['krInli:n] _n.

    1)    ; 

    2) 
_____

cripple

  ['krIpl]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.

      1) , ;  

      2) 

      3)   ;  , 

      4) _.  ()
_____

crippling

  ['krIplIN]

    1. _pres-p.  cripple 2

    2. _n. _. 
_____

crises

  ['kraIsi:z] _pl.  crisis
_____

crisis

  ['kraIsIs] _n. (_pl. crises)

    1) ; economic crisis  ; the general crisis of
    capitalism   

    2)  (  )
_____

crisis-ridden

  ['kraIsIs,rIdn] _a.  
_____

crisp

  [krIsp]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ף, ֣

      3) , ,  ( )

      4)  , ޣ (  )

      5)  (   ..)

      6)  ( , )

      7) , 

      8)  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  ,  (  ..)

      3) ()

      4)  

      5) _. 

    3. _n.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

criss-cross

  ['krIskrOs]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ң

      2) ; 

    2. _n.

      1)  (  )

      2)    

    3. _adv.

      1) -

      2) 

    4. _v. ;  (-)
_____

cristate

  ['krIsteIt] _a. , 
_____

criteria

  [kraI'tIrI] _pl.  criterion
_____

criterion

  [kraI'tIrIn] _n. (_pl. -ia) , 
_____

critic

  ['krItIk] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

critical

  ['krItIkl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , 

    4) _. ;  ; 

    5) , ; , 
_____

criticaster

  ['krItI,kst] _n. , 
_____

criticism

  ['krItIsIzm] _n.

    1) ; beneath criticism   ; destructive
    criticism  

    2)  ,  
_____

criticize

  ['krItIsaIz] _v.

    1) ; well criticized   

    2) 
_____

critique

  [krI'ti:k] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) ;  
_____

croak

  [kruk]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) , 

      3) ,  

      4) _. 

      5) _. 
_____

croaker

  ['kruk] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2) 

    3)  
_____

crochet

  ['kruSeI] _.

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

    2. _v.  
_____

crock

  I [krOk] _n.

    1)    

    2)  

  II [krOk]

    1. _n.  (. _.)

    2. _v. (. crock up)

      1)  ()

      2) _.   ( )

      3) _.  ( )
_____

crocked

  [krOkt]

    1. _p-p.  crock II, 2

    2. _a. , , 
_____

crockery

  ['krOkrI] _n.  (, )
_____

crocket

  ['krOkIt] _n. _.  
_____

crocodile

  ['krOkdaIl] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.   ( )

    3) _attr. 

    *) crocodile shears _.  
_____

crocodilian

  [,krOk'dIlIn] _a. 
_____

crocus

  ['kruks] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) _.  (   )
_____

croft

  [krOft] _n.

    1)   ( )

    2)   ( )
_____

crofter

  ['krOft] _n.    ( )
_____

crone

  [krun] _n. ,  
_____

crony

  ['krunI] _n. ,  
_____

crook

  [kruk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) ,  (, ); a crook in the back   ;
      a crook in the nose   

      4) _. , 

      *) a crook in the lot ֣ ;  ; on the crook
       ԣ

    2. _v.

      1) (); , ; (); 

      2) ,  

      3) _. , 
_____

crook-back

  ['krukbk] = crook-backed
_____

crook-backed

  ['krukbkt] _a. 
_____

crooked

  1. [krukt] _p-p.  crook 2

  2. _a. ['krukId]

    1) , ; crooked nail _. 

    2) ̣; ; 

    3) , ; ݣ

    4)   ԣ
_____

croon

  [kru:n]

    1. _n.    (.  )

    2. _v.  
_____

crooner

  ['kru:n] _n.  
_____

crop

  [krOp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; heavy crop  

      2)   ; land under crop  ; land out of crop
         

      3) _-. ; technical ( industrial) crops 
      

      4)  ( )

      5) 

      6)   ; Eton crop   "
      "

      7) ; 

      8) ̣ 

      9) _.  ()

      10) _attr.: crop rotation ; crop failure , 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  

      3) , 

      4) ,  (  ..)

      #) crop out _. ,    ( );
      crop up )  ; ; ) = crop out
_____

crop plants

  ['krOppla:nts] _n. _pl.  
_____

crop-eared

  ['krOpId] _a.

    1) ,   

    2)   ( )
_____

cropper

  ['krOp] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  (   ); 

    3) , 

    4): a good ( heavy) cropper ,   ; a
    light cropper ,   

    5)  

    *) to come a cropper )     ; ) 
    
_____

croppy

  ['krOpI] _n. _. 
_____

croquet

  ['krukeI] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

croquette

  [krO'ket] _n. _. 
_____

crosier

  ['kru] _n.  
_____

cross

  [krOs]

    1. _n.

      1) ; Red Cross  

      2) 

      3) (the Cross) 

      4) , ޣ  t, f

      5) , ; to bear one's cross   

      6) _. , 

      7) _. ,  ()

      8) ,  (between)

      9) _. 

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; ң

      2)  ( ); ; 

      3) _. ֣, , ; he is cross with you 
        

      *) as cross as two sticks    ;   ޣ

    3. _v.

      1)  (,   ..)

      2) ;  (   ..); ; to
      cross the Channel  -,     
        ; to cross smb.'s path )   -.;
      )  -. ң 

      3): to cross oneself 

      4) ޣ; to cross a cheque _. ޣ (
      ) 

      5) ,  ( , )

      6) , ; 

      7) _. _-. 

      8) _. 

      #) cross off, cross out ޣ; cross over ,
      , , 

      *) to cross one's mind   ; to cross one's t's and dot
      one's i's    i; to cross the Rubicon  ,
        ; to cross the floor of the House
      _.      
_____

cross-arm

  ['krOsa:m] _n. _. , 
_____

cross-armed

  ['krOs'a:md] _a. _predic.  
_____

cross-bar

  ['krOsba:] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) _.  (   );  (  
     ..)
_____

cross-beam

  ['krOsbi:m] _n. _.  , 
_____

cross-bench

  ['krOsbentS] _n.      
  
_____

cross-bencher

  ['krOs,bentS] _n.   
_____

cross-bones

  ['krOsbunz] _n. _pl.   ݣ ,  
_____

cross-bow

  ['krOsbu] _n. _. ; 
_____

cross-bred

  ['krOsbred] _a. , 
_____

cross-breed

  ['krOsbri:d]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. 
_____

cross-country

  ['krOs'kAntrI]

    1. _n. ޣ 

    2. _a.

      1)  ,  ; cross-country race _.
      , ,   ޣ ; cross-country flight
      _.  ̣

      2) ; cross-country vehicle 
_____

cross-cut

  ['krOskAt]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _. 

    2. _a. 
_____

cross-examination

  ['krOsIg,zmI'neISn] _n. _. ң 
_____

cross-examine

  ['krOsIg'zmIn] _v. _.  ң 
_____

cross-eyed

  ['krOsaId] _a. , 
_____

cross-fertilize

  ['krOs'f:tIlaIz] _v. ң  ()
_____

cross-fire

  ['krOs,faI] _n. _. ң 
_____

cross-grained

  ['krOsgreInd] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2) , 
_____

cross-hatch

  ['krOshtS] _v.    ң 
_____

cross-legged

  ['krOslegd] _a. ,        "
  "
_____

cross-light

  ['krOslaIt] _n.

    1) _pl.  ; ң 

    2)      
_____

cross-patch

  ['krOsptS] _n. _.  
_____

cross-piece

  ['krOspi:s] _n.

    1) ; _. 

    2) _. 
_____

cross-road

  ['krOsrud] _n.  ; ң

    *) at the cross-roads  
_____

cross-stitch

  ['krOsstItS] _n.  ; 
_____

cross-trees

  ['krOstri:z] _n. _pl. _. 
_____

cross-wind

  ['krOswInd] _n. ,  
_____

cross-word

  ['krOsw:d] _n.  (. cross-word puzzle)
_____

crossbill

  ['krOsbIl] _n. ̣ ()
_____

cross head

  ['krOshed] _n.

    1) = cross heading

    2) _. , 
_____

cross heading

  ['krOs,hedIN] _n.  (  )
_____

crossing

  ['krOsIN]

    1. _pres-p.  cross 3

    2. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) ң;  ( )

      3)   , 

      4) ޣ, ޣ

      5) _-. ;   _-. ; 

      6) _. 
_____

crossly

  ['krOslI] _adv. ֣, ; 
_____

crossness

  ['krOsnIs] _n. , 
_____

cross purpose

  ['krOs'p:ps] _n.

    1) (. _pl.)  ; to be at cross purposes
    ,    

    2) ,    

    3) _pl. -
_____

cross question

  ['krOs'kwestSn] _n. ,   ң 
_____

cross reference

  ['krOs'refrns] _n. ң 
_____

cross section

  ['krOs'sekSn] _n.  ,  , 
_____

crosswise

  ['krOswaIz] _adv. ; -
_____

crotch

  [krOtS] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 

    3) 
_____

crotchet

  ['krOtSIt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _.  

    3) _. , , 
_____

crotcheteer

  [,krOtS'tI] _n. ڣ,   
_____

crotchety

  ['krOtSItI] _a. ; 
_____

croton-bug

  ['krutnbAg] _n. _. -
_____

crouch

  [krautS] _v.

    1)    (     -  )

    2) , ; to crouch one's back  
    ( -.)
_____

croup

  I [kru:p] _n.  ()

  II [kru:p] _n. ,  ()
_____

croupe

  [kru:p] = croup II
_____

croupier

  ['kru:pI] _n. _.

    1) , ͣ

    2)     
_____

crow

  [kru]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3)   ()

      4) _. : crow-bar

      *) as the crow flies, in a crow line   ; to have a crow
      to pick ( to pluck) with smb.  ޣ  -.

    2. _v. (crowed, crew; crowed)

      1)  

      2)    ( ); 

      #) crow over   -.
_____

crow's nest

  ['kruznest] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.   ( ), " "
_____

crow's-foot

  ['kruzfut] _n. (_pl. -feet)

    1) _pl.    

    2) _.  

    3) _pl. _.  
_____

crow-bar

  ['kruba:] _n. _. , , 
_____

crow-bill

  ['krubIl] _n.  
_____

crowd

  [kraud]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3) ,  (-.)

      4) _. ,  

      5) _. 

      *) he might pass in the crowd    

    2. _v.

      1)  , ; ;  

      2) , 

      3) _.  ; ,  ( -.)

      4): to crowd (on) sail _. ,    

      #) crowd into , ; crowd out ;
      crowd through = crowd into
_____

crowded

  ['kraudId]

    1. _p-p.  crowd 2

    2. _a.

      1) ,  ; crowded streets ,
       

      2) , ; life crowded with great events , 
       

      3) _. , 

      *) to be crowded for time    
_____

crowfoot

  ['krufut] _n.

    1) (_pl. -foots ['krufuts]) 

    2) (_pl. -feet) = crow's-foot 2

    3) (_pl. -feet) _.  
_____

crown

  [kraun]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) (Crown) , ;  ; ; ; to
      succeed to the crown  

      3) (Crown) ;   ( )

      4)  ()

      5) , 

      6) ,  

      7) , ; 

      8)  ()

      9)  ()

      10)  (   5 )

      11)   (_. 15 .  19 . ; . 16,5 .  21
      . , 15 .  19 . ԣ)

      12) _.    

      13) _.  

      14) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3) 

      4) , ; 

      5)    ()

      6)   ( )

      *) the end crowns the work _.   
_____

crown law

  ['kraunlO:] _n.  
_____

crowned

  [kraund]

    1. _p-p.  crown 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)  (with)

      3) , ۣ

      4): high (low) crowned   () أ

      5): crowned tooth   
_____

crown-glass

  ['kraun'gla:s] _n.  ( )
_____

crown-wheel

  ['kraunwi:l] _n. _.  
_____

crow-quill

  ['krukwIl] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

croze

  [kruz] _n.  ( )
_____

crucial

  ['kru:Sl] _a.

    1)  ( , );  ( )

    2) _. 
_____

crucian

  ['kru:Sn] _n. 
_____

cruciate

  ['kru:SIeIt] _a. 
_____

crucible

  ['kru:sIbl] _n. ; _.  
_____

cruciferous

  [kru:'sIfrs] _a. _. 
_____

crucifix

  ['kru:sIfIks] _n. 
_____

crucifixion

  [,kru:sI'fIkSn] _n.

    1)   

    2) , 
_____

cruciform

  ['kru:sIfO:m] _a. 
_____

crucify

  ['kru:sIfaI] _v.

    1) 

    2)  ()

    3) 
_____

crude

  [kru:d] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; ; crude oil  

    3) 

    4) , 

    5)  ( )

    6)  ( )
_____

crude iron

  ['kru:d,aIn] _n. 
_____

crudity

  ['kru:dItI] _n. , ,   . {. crude}
_____

cruel

  [krul] _a.

    1) ; , 

    2) ; ; cruel suffering  ; cruel war
    ,  ; cruel fate  ; cruel disease
    ֣,  
_____

cruelly

  ['krulI] _adv.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

cruels

  [kruls] = crewels
_____

crewels

  ['kru:Ilz] _n. _pl. _. 
_____

cruelty

  ['krultI] _n.

    1.

      1) , , 

      2)  

    2. , 
_____

cruet

  ['kru:It] _n.

    1. ,     

    2. _.  
_____

cruet-stand

  ['kru:Itstnd] _n.  ( )
_____

cruise

  I [kru:z] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) 

  II [kru:z] _v.

    1.

      1) _. ,   ̣ 

      2)   (    )

      3)   

    2. _.

      1)    

      2)   ̣; cruise about _.   
      (-.)
_____

cruiser

  ['kru:z] _n.

    1. 

    2.

      1) ,   

      2) ,     

    3.  

    4. _.   
_____

cruive

  ['kru:v] _n.

    1. _. _. 

    2. _. , 

    3. _. , 
_____

cruller

  ['krAl] _n. _.   
_____

crum

  I [krAm] = crumb I

  II [krAm] = crumb II
_____

crumb

  I [krAm] _n.

    1.

      1)  (-.)

      2)  (. )

      3) _. 

    2.  ()

    3. _.  

    4. _.  

  II [krAm] _v.

    1. 

    2.  ;   

    3. _.  
_____

crumble

  ['krAmbl] _v.

    1.

      1) , , ,  (. crumble up)

      2) , , 

    2. , ,  (. crumble away)
_____

crumbling

  ['krAmblIN] _a.

    1. , , 

    2.  ( )
_____

crumbly

  ['krAmblI] _a. ; , 
_____

crumby

  ['krAmI] _a.

    1.  

    2. ,  

    3. _. , 

    4. _. 
_____

crummy

  ['krAmI] _a.

    1.  

    2. ,  

    3. _. , 

    4. _. 
_____

crump

  I [krAmp] _n.

    1.  

    2. _. ֣ 

    3. _. _.

      1) ֣  

      2)    ֣ 

  II [krAmp] _a. _.  ( ); 

  III [krAmp] _v.

    1. 

    2. _.  

    3. _. _.  ֣ 
_____

crumpet

  ['krAmpIt] _n.

    1.  

    2. _. 
_____

crumple

  I ['krAmpl] _n.  , 

  II ['krAmpl] _v.

    1.

      1) 

      2) , 

    2. (. crumple up)

      1) ,   

      2) , 

    3. (. crumple up)

      1) , 

      2)  (  -.)

      3)  
_____

crunch

  I [krAntS] _n. , , 

  II [krAntS] _v.

    1.

      1)   

      2)  ( )

    2.

      1) 

      2) ,  ( , )
_____

crunkle

  ['krANkl] _n. _. , 
_____

cruor

  ['kru:O:] _n. _.  ,  
_____

crupper

  ['krAp] _n.

    1.  ( )

    2.  ()

    3. _. 
_____

crura

  ['krur] _pl.  crus
_____

crural

  ['krurl] _a. _. 
_____

crus

  [krAs] _n. (_pl. crura) _. 
_____

crusade

  I [kru:'seId] _n.

    1. _.  

    2.    (-.)    (-.)

  II [kru:'seId] _v.

    1. _.    

    2.  ,  ( -.    -.,
    -.)
_____

crusader

  ['kru:'seId] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)   
_____

crush

  [krAS]

    1. _n.

      1) ,   . {. 2}

      2)  

      3) ; 

      4) _.  ,  

      5) ɣ ()

      6) _. ,  ; to have (got) a crush on smb.
        -.

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) ,  ()

      3) , , 

      4) 

      5) ()

      6) , , 

      #) crush down ) ; ; ) ; ) 
      (, ); crush out ; crush up ,
      , 

      *) to crush a bottle of wine , ""  ()
_____

crusher

  ['krAS] _n.

    1) ,   ,  

    2) _.  , 

    3) _. 

    4) _. 
_____

crush-hat

  ['krAS'ht] _n.

    1)  () 

    2)  ( )
_____

crushing

  ['krASIN]

    1. _pres-p.  crush 2

    2. _a. ; a crushing defeat  ,
    ֣ ; a crushing reply  
_____

crush-room

  ['krASrum] _n. _. 
_____

crust

  [krAst]

    1. _n.

      1)  (); _.   ; to earn one's
      crust    

      2) ף  , ;   ; 
       

      3)  (   )

      4) _.  ;  

      5) _. 

      6) _. ,  

      7) _. , , 

    2. _v.

      1) () , 

      2)   ( )
_____

crusted

  ['krAstId]

    1. _p-p.  crust 2

    2. _a.

      1)  

      2)    ( )

      3) ; 
_____

crustily

  ['krAstIlI] _adv. ;  
_____

crustiness

  ['krAstInIs] _n. ; 
_____

crusty

  ['krAstI] _a.

    1)  , ; ף, ֣

    2) ; ;  (   ..)
_____

crutch

  [krAtS] _n.

    1)  (. pl, . a pair of crutches); _. ,
    

    2)  ; 

    3)  (  ..)

    4) _.  ; 
_____

crux

  [krAks] _n.

    1) ;  ; ; the crux of the matter
     

    2) (Crux)   

    *) to put one's finger on the crux    
_____

cruzeiro

  [kru'zeIru] _n.  (  )
_____

cry

  [kraI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3) ; she had a good cry  

      4) () ; 

      5)   

      6) ; on the cry  ; the popular cry  , "
      "

      7) ,  

      8)  

      9)  

      *) much cry and little wool    ;  , 
      ; far cry ) ̣ ; )  ; in full cry
      )   ; )   

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) ; ; to cry poverty 

      3) ; to cry bitter tears   

      4) ; 

      5)    (  )

      6)   ( )

      #) cry away  ,  ; cry down ) ;
      ) , ; )  ; ) ;
      )  ; cry for ,   -.; to
      cry for the moon  ; cry off  
      ,   ..,   ; cry out )  
      , ; ): to cry one's heart out  ;
        ; cry up , 

      *) there's no use to cry ( crying) over spilt milk _.
      ,   ; to cry shame upon smb.
      , ,  -.; to cry stinking fish ) 
      ,  ޣ  ; )    
_____

cry-baby

  ['kraI,beIbI] _n. , ң
_____

crying

  ['kraIIN]

    1. _pres-p.  cry 2

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , ; a crying need  
_____

cryochemistry

  [,kraIu'kemIstrI] _n.   
_____

cryogenics

  [,kraIu'denIks] _n.   
_____

cryolite

  ['kraIlaIt] _n. _. 
_____

cryology

  [kraI'OldI] _n. ,      
  
_____

crypt

  [krIpt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ,  

    3)  , 
_____

cryptic

  ['krIptIk] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) _. _. , 
_____

cryptogam

  ['krIptugm] _n. _.  ( ) 
_____

cryptogram

  ['krIptugrm] _n. , ;  
_____

cryptograph

  ['krIptugra:f] = cryptogram
_____

cryptographer

  [krIp'tOgrf] _n. 
_____

crystal

  ['krIstl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)   (. _. , ̣, , )

      3) 

      4)  

      5) _.      

      6) _.  

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) , , 

      3) 
_____

crystal-gazing

  ['krIstl,geIzIN] _n.      "
  "
_____

crystalline

  ['krIstlaIn] = crystal 2; crystalline lens _.  ()
_____

crystallite

  ['krIstlaIt] _n. 
_____

crystallization

  [,krIstlaI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

crystallize

  ['krIstlaIz] _v.

    1) ()

    2)   ̣ 

    3) () ( )
_____

crystallography

  [,krIst'lOgrfI] _n. 
_____

crystalloid

  ['krIstlOId]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

crystalware

  ['krIstlwE] _n.  
_____

ctenoid

  ['ti:nOId] _a. _. 
_____

cub

  [kAb]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ԣ

      2) _. _. , ;  ; unlicked
      cub ̣ 

      3) _. _. 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)   
_____

cubage

  ['kju:bId] _n. 
_____

cubbing

  ['kAbIN]

    1. _pres-p.  cub 2

    2. _n.   
_____

cubbish

  ['kAbIS] _a.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

cubby

  ['kAbI] _n.     (. cubby hole)
_____

cube

  [kju:b]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ; the cube of 4 is 64 4    64

      2) _. 

      3) _attr. ; the cube root of 64 is 4   
      64  4

      *) cube sugar ̣ 

    2. _v.

      1) _.   

      2)  ,  ߣ

      3)  

      4): to cube ice  ̣  
_____

cubic

  ['kju:bIk] = cubical
_____

cubical

  ['kju:bIkl] _a. 
_____

cubicle

  ['kju:bIkl] _n.

    1)      

    2)   
_____

cubiform

  ['kju:bIfO:m] _a. 
_____

cubism

  ['kju:bIzm] _n. _. 
_____

cubit

  ['kju:bIt] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _.  (  = 45 .)
_____

cubital

  ['kju:bItl] _a. 
_____

cuboid

  ['kju:bOId]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _.   ( )

    2. _a.   
_____

cucking-stool

  ['kAkINstu:l] _n. _.  ,    
     -
_____

cuckold

  ['kAkuld]

    1. _n. ,  

    2. _v.  ,   
_____

cuckoo

  1. _n. ['kuku:]

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. , , ""

  2. _a. ['kuku:] _.   ϣ , 

  3. _int. ['ku'ku:] -!

  4. _v. 
_____

cuckoo-clock

  ['kuku:klOk] _n.   
_____

cuckoo-flower

  ['kuku:,flau] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) ,  
_____

cucumber

  ['kju:kAmb] _n. ; as cool as a cucumber , ,
  
_____

cucurbit

  [kju'k:bIt] _n. _.  , 
_____

cud

  [kAd] _n. ; to chew the cud  ; _. ֣
  , 
_____

cudbear

  ['kAdbE] _n.   ()
_____

cuddle

  ['kAdl]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1)   ; 

      2)  (  ;  cuddle up, cuddle together)

      3)  
_____

cuddy

  I ['kAdI] _n.

    1)  

    2) ; 

  II ['kAdI] _n. _.

    1) ӣ

    2) 
_____

cudgel

  ['kAdl]

    1. _n. ; to take up the cudgels for )   -.;
    )  -.

    2. _v.  
_____

cudweed

  ['kAdwi:d] _n. _. 
_____

cue

  I [kju:] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ͣ; to give smb. the cue ,  -.; to take
    one's cue from smb.  -. ͣ, 

    3) _. _. 

    4) _attr.: cue card _. _.  ,   
      

  II [kju:] _n. 
_____

cueist

  ['kju:Ist] _n.   
_____

cuff

  I [kAf] _n. ; 

  II [kAf]

    1. _n. ̣    

    2. _v.   ; ̣
_____

cuff-link

  ['kAflINk] _n.   
_____

cuirass

  [kwI'rs] _n. , 
_____

cuirassier

  [,kwIr'sI] _n. _. 
_____

cuisine

  [kwi:'zi:n] _n. _. ,  (;  )
_____

cuke

  [kju:k] _n. _. , 
_____

cul-de-sac

  ['kuld'sk] _n. _.

    1) ;  

    2) _. 

    3) ,  

    4) _.  

    5) _attr. ; cul-de-sac station _-.  
_____

culinary

  ['kAlInrI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)    ( )
_____

cull

  [kAl]

    1. _n. (. _pl.)

      1)   

      2) _.  , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ()

      2) ; 
_____

cullender

  ['kAlInd] = colander
_____

cully

  ['kAlI] _n.

    1) _.  ; 

    2) _. , 
_____

culm

  I [kAlm] _n. _.  (, ); 

  II [kAlm] _n. _. , 

  III [kAlm] _n.  ;  
_____

culminate

  ['kAlmIneIt] _v.

    1)     

    2) _. 
_____

culmination

  [,kAlmI'neISn] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2) _. ; 
_____

culpability

  [,kAlp'bIlItI] _n. _. 
_____

culpable

  ['kAlpbl] _a.  ; , 
_____

culprit

  ['kAlprIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

cult

  [kAlt] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ; cult of the individual  
_____

cultivate

  ['kAltIveIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) _-.  (, )

    3) , ; to cultivate the acquaintance of smb.
    ,     -.
_____

cultivated

  ['kAltIveItId]

    1. _p-p.  cultivate

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; cultivated area  

      2) , ; ޣ
_____

cultivation

  [,kAltI'veISn] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) ,  (,   ..)

    3)  (ԣ ); 
_____

cultivator

  ['kAltIveIt] _n.

    1) ,   (-.)

    2) 

    3)  (_-. )
_____

cultural

  ['kAltSrl] _a.

    1) 

    2) _-. ;  
_____

culture

  ['kAltS] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) , ; culture of vine (oysters, etc.)
       (  ..)

    4) _. ,  

    5)      
_____

cultured

  ['kAltSd] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; cultured pearls  
_____

culver

  ['kAlv] _n.  
_____

culvert

  ['kAlvt] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) _.  
_____

cum

  [kAm] _. _prep. ; cum dividend  
_____

cumber

  ['kAmb]

    1. _n. , ; 

    2. _v. , ; 
_____

cumbersome

  ['kAmbsm] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

cumbrous

  ['kAmbrs] = cumbersome
_____

cumin

  ['kAmIn] _n. 
_____

cummer

  ['kAm] _n. _.

    1) ң 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

cummin

  ['kAmIn] = cumin
_____

cumulate

  1. _a. ['kju:mjulIt] ;   

  2. _v. ['kju:mjuleIt] ; ;   
_____

cumulation

  [,kju:mju'leISn] _n. ; 
_____

cumulative

  ['kju:mjultIv] _a. , ; ; cumulative
  changes  ; cumulative vote  ,  
      ,   ,
             
   
_____

cumuli

  ['kju:mjulaI] _pl.  cumulus
_____

cumulo-nimbus

  ['kju:mjul'nImbs] _n. - 
_____

cumulus

  ['kju:mjuls] _n. (_pl. -li)

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

cuneiform

  ['kju:nIIfO:m]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.   (  )
_____

cunning

  ['kAnIN]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. , 

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) _. , , ; 

      3) _. _. , , , ; cunning
      smile  
_____

cup

  [kAp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , ; his cup of happiness was full   ; a
      bitter cup  ; the cup of life  

      3) _.  ()

      4) _.  ()

      5) _. 

      6) = cupping-glass

      *) one's cup of tea ; ,  ; it's not quite
      English cup of tea    ,   ( )
      ; to be in one's cups  ; to be a cup too low
         ; to fill up the cup  
      

    2. _v.

      1) _.   

      2) _.  
_____

cup and ball

  ['kApn'bO:l] _n.  ()
_____

cup-bearer

  ['kAp,bEr] _n. _. 
_____

cupboard

  ['kApd] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  ; 

    *) cupboard love  
_____

cupel

  ['kju:pel]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.   ( )
_____

cupful

  ['kApful] _n.   (-.)
_____

cupidity

  [kju:'pIdItI] _n. , ; 
_____

cupola

  ['kju:pl] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) _. _.    ( ֣ )
_____

cuppa

  ['kAp] _n. _.  
_____

cupping

  ['kApIN]

    1. _pres-p.  cup 2

    2. _n.  
_____

cupping-glass

  ['kApINgla:s] _n. _. 
_____

cupreous

  ['kju:prIs] _a. ;  
_____

cupriferous

  [kju:'prIfrs] _a. ,  
_____

cuprite

  ['kju:praIt] _n. ,   
_____

cuprous

  ['kju:prs] _a. _. cuprous chloride  
_____

cuprum

  ['kju:prm] _n. _. 
_____

cur

  [k:] _n.

    1)  (. , ); 

    2)  ,    
_____

curability

  [,kjur'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

curable

  ['kjurbl] _a. 
_____

curacao

  [,kjur'su] _n. ˣ 
_____

curacy

  ['kjursI] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ()
_____

curare

  [kju'ra:rI] _n. 
_____

curate

  ['kjurIt] _n. ,   
_____

curative

  ['kjurtIv]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n.  
_____

curator

  [kju'reIt] _n.

    1)  (, )

    2) ,   ( )

    3) _. _. 
_____

curb

  [k:b]

    1. _n.

      1)    , "" ()

      2) ; 

      3) ף     

      4)  ;  (; . . kerb)

      5)   

      6) _attr. ; curb bit  ; curb bridle
       

    2. _v.

      1)   ( )

      2) ; 
_____

curb roof

  ['k:bru:f] _n.  
_____

curbstone

  ['k:bstun] = kerb-stone {. . kerb  curb 1, 4)}
_____

curcuma

  ['k:kjum] = turmeric
_____

curd

  [k:d] _n.

    1)  

    2) (. _pl.) 
_____

curdle

  ['k:dl] _v.

    1) ף() ( , )

    2)  ( ), 

    3): to curdle the blood  
_____

curdy

  ['k:dI] _a. , 
_____

cure

  I [kju]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ;  

      3) 

      4) _.  ( )

      5) _.  ()

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  (, )

      3) , 

      4)  ()

      *) what cannot be cured must be endured _.   ,
        

  II [kju] _n. _. 
_____

cure-all

  ['kjur'O:l] _n. ,    
_____

cureless

  ['kjulIs] _a. 
_____

curette

  [kju'ret] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

curfew

  ['k:fju:] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.   (   )

    3)  (  )
_____

curie

  ['kjurI] _n. _.  ( )
_____

curing

  ['kjurIN] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

curio

  ['kjurIu] _n. (_pl. -os ['kjurIuz]) ,  
_____

curiosity

  [,kjurI'OsItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) (a curiosity) , 

    4) 

    5) ,  

    6) _attr. ; curiosity shop  ; "
    "
_____

curious

  ['kjurIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) , أ;  

    4) ; ; a curious inquiry  
_____

curiously

  ['kjurIslI] _adv. ; ; curiously enough , 
   
_____

curium

  ['kjurIm] _n. _. 
_____

curl

  [k:l]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; _pl.  

      2) 

      3) ; ;  ()

      4) , 

      5): curl of the lips ,  , 

    2. _v.

      1) ();  ( ); 

      2) ,  ( , )

      3)  ( )

      4): to curl one's lips   

      #) curl up ) (), (); ) _.  (
      ,   ..); )  
_____

curler

  ['k:l] _n.

    1) ,  , 

    2) , 
_____

curlew

  ['k:lju:] _n.  ()
_____

curlicue

  ['k:lIkju:] _n.  ,  
_____

curling

  ['k:lIN]

    1. _pres-p.  curl 2

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  ( )

    3. _a. 
_____

curling-irons

  ['k:lIN,aInz] _n. _pl.   
_____

curling-tongs

  ['k:lINtONz] = curling-irons
_____

curl-paper

  ['k:l,peIp] _n. 
_____

curly

  ['k:lI] _a.

    1) , ; ; 

    2) ; curly grain ,  ( )
_____

curmudgeon

  [k:'mAdn] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

curmudgeonly

  [k:'mAdnlI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

currant

  ['kArnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

currency

  ['kArnsI] _n.

    1)  

    2) , 

    3) ; this word (this game) is in common currency 
     Σ  (Σ ); to give currency
    to smth.  -.  
_____

current

  ['kArnt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ;  (  ..)

      3) _. 

      4) _. , 

      *) against the current  ; to breast the current 
       

    2. _a.

      1) ;   ; current coin  ;
      _. Σ ; to go ( to pass, to run)
      current  

      2) , ; ; current week, current month,
      etc.  ,    ..; current issue 
       (); of current interest , 
_____

curricle

  ['kArIkl] _n.  ̣ 
_____

curricula

  [k'rIkjul] _pl.  curriculum
_____

curriculum

  [k'rIkjulm] _n. (_pl. -la)  ,   (,
  , )
_____

currish

  ['k:rIS] _a.  ; ; 
_____

curry

  I ['kArI]

    1. _n.

      1)  (   ,    )

      2) ,  

    2. _v.    ,  

  II ['kArI] _v.

    1)  

    2)  

    *) to curry favour , 
_____

curry-comb

  ['kArIkum] _n. 
_____

curse

  [k:s]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , ; the curse of drink ,  

      3)   

      *) don't care a curse ; wouldn't give a curse   
       ( -.); not worth a curse   ,   ;
      curses come home to roost    
      ;    ,   ţ ģ

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3)   

      4) (. _pass.) ,  
_____

cursed

  1. [k:st] _p-p.  curse 2

  2. _a. ['k:sId]

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) _. 

  3. _adv. ['k:sId]

    1) 

    2) = cursedly
_____

cursedly

  ['k:sIdlI] _adv. , 
_____

cursive

  ['k:sIv]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

cursor

  ['k:s] _n. _. , ,  ( )
_____

cursorial

  [k:'sO:rIl] _a.  ( )
_____

cursory

  ['k:srI] _a. , , ; to give a cursory
  glance   
_____

curst

  [k:st] = cursed 2  3
_____

curt

  [k:t] _a.

    1) ;  ( )

    2) - ( )
_____

curtail

  [k:'teIl] _v.

    1) , , 

    2) 
_____

curtailment

  [k:'teIlmnt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

curtain

  ['k:tn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to draw the curtain ģ 

      2) ; to drop the curtain  ; the curtain falls
      ( drops, is dropped)  ,  ; the
      curtain rises ( is raised)  , 
      ; to lift the curtain  ; _. 
       ( -.)

      3) _. 

      4) _. 

      5) _pl. _. , 

      *) curtain lecture ,     ; behind
      the curtain  ,  ; to take the curtain 
       

    2. _v. 

      #) curtain off  
_____

curtain-call

  ['k:tnkO:l] _n.  ԣ ( )
_____

curtain-fire

  ['k:tn,faI] _n. _.  
_____

curtain-raiser

  ['k:tn,reIz] _n.  ,    
_____

curtilage

  ['k:tIlId] _n. _. ,   
_____

curtsey

  ['k:tsI]

    1. _n. , ; to make ( to drop) a curtsey ,
     

    2. _v. ,  
_____

curtsy

  ['k:tsI] = curtsey
_____

curvature

  ['k:vtS] _n. , , 
_____

curve

  [k:v]

    1. _n.

      1)  (); 

      2)  ()

      3) , , 

      4) 

    2. _v. , ; ()
_____

curve piece

  ['k:vpi:s] _n. _. 
_____

curvet

  [k:'vet]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

curvilinear

  [,k:vI'lInI] _a. 
_____

cushat

  ['kASt] _n. _.  , 
_____

cushion

  ['kuSn]

    1. _n.

      1) () 

      2)  ()

      3)  (  )

      4) _.  , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  

      2) ,  

      3)     ()

      *) to cushion a shock  
_____

cushioncraft

  ['kuSnkra:ft] _n.    
_____

cushiony

  ['kuSnI] _a.   ; ,  
_____

cushy

  ['kuSI] _a. _. ̣   ; a cushy job "ԣ
  "; cushy wound ̣ 
_____

cusp

  [kAsp] _n.

    1)  

    2) () ; ; 

    3)   

    4)   ( )
_____

cuspid

  ['kAspId] _n. _. 
_____

cuspidal

  ['kAspIdl] _a. 
_____

cuspidate

  ['kAspIdeIt] = cuspidated
_____

cuspidated

  ['kAspIdeItId] _a. 
_____

cuspidor

  ['kAspIdO:] _n. _. 
_____

cuss

  [kAs] _.

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3)  , ""; not to care a cuss 
      

    2. _v. 
_____

cussed

  ['kAsId] _a. _. 
_____

custard

  ['kAstd] _n.   (   )
_____

custodian

  [kAs'tudjn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (  ..)

    3) 
_____

custody

  ['kAstdI] _n.

    1) , ; , 

    2) ; ; to take into custody ,  
    
_____

custom

  ['kAstm]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ; 

      3) 

      4) _pl.  

      5) _attr.: customs clearance  ; customs duties
         ; customs policy  ;
      customs union  

    2. _a. _. ,   ; custom clothes
    ,   
_____

custom-built

  ['kAstm'bIlt] _a. _.

    1)    

    2)   
_____

custom-house

  ['kAstmhaus] _n. 
_____

custom-made

  ['kAstm'meId] = custom-built 2)
_____

customable

  ['kAstmbl] _a.   
_____

customary

  ['kAstmrI] _a. , ;   , ;
  customary law _.  
_____

customer

  ['kAstm] _n. , ; ; _. ; rum
  ( queer) customer ,  
_____

cut

  I [kAt]

    1. _v. (cut)

      1) ; , , ; ; to cut oneself
      ; cut loose , ; to cut oneself loose
      from one's family   أ

      2) , ;  

      3) ,  ()

      4) 

      5)  ( );  ( ); , ԣ;
      ,  ( )

      6) ; ; 

      7) ,  ( )

      8)  ()

      9) ;  (, , , )

      10)  (, )

      11) () ( , )

      12)   ( -.);  ,  , 
        (-.); to cut smb. dead  
      -.

      13) ,  ; to cut a lecture 
      

      14) _. , 

      15) _. 

      16) _.  ; to cut for partners  
       Σ

      #) cut at   (, ; . _.); cut away
      ) ; ) _. ; cut back _.  
        (    ..); cut down ) 
      (,   ..); )  (); ) (. _pass.)
       ( , ); cut in ) ; ) _.
      ; )   ; cut off ) ,
      ; ; operator, I have been cut off ,
      ,  ; )    ; ) 
      (); )  (, ,   ..); cut
      out ) ; ; ) ; ) _.   
      ; ) _. ; ) _.   ; cut over
       ; cut under   ( ); cut
      up ) ,   ; ) ; ) 
      (, );  ; be cut up , 

      *) cut the coat according to the cloth  ģ  ;
      to cut and come again   ; to cut and run ,
      ; to cut both ways  ; to cut a joke
      ,  ; to be cut out for smth.  
        -.; cut it out! _. !, !; to
      cut up well      ; to cut up
      rough , ; to cut to the heart ( to the
      quick)   ,  ,   (-.
      ); to cut to pieces  ; ; to cut
      a feather _. )    ; ) _.
      , ,  ; to cut short ,
      

    2. _n.

      1) , ; ; , 

      2) 

      3) 

      4)  (.  , ); a cut from the joint ,
      

      5) _. ; rough cut  

      6) _.   

      7)  (, )

      8)    (  )

      9)  (); to give smb. the cut direct 
        -.

      10)   (. a short cut)

      11) _.  ()

      12) ; 

      13) , ; ̣ (); the cut of one's rig ( jib)
      _.   

  II [kAt]

    1. _p-p.  cut I, 1

    2. _a.

      1) , , 

      2) 

      3) 

      4) , 

      5) 

      *) cut and dried ( dry) )  ;  
      ; ) , , 
_____

cut sugar

  ['kAt,Sug] _n. ̣ 
_____

cutaneous

  [kju:'teInjs] _a. _. 
_____

cut-away

  ['kAtweI] _n. 
_____

cutback

  ['kAtbk] _n. , ; cutback of economic activity
   
_____

cute

  [kju:t] _a. _.

    1) , ; , 

    2) , 
_____

cut-glass

  ['kAtgla:s] _n. Σ 
_____

cuticle

  ['kju:tIkl] _n. _. _. 
_____

cutlass

  ['kAtls] _n.

    1) _. _.  

    2) ң 
_____

cutler

  ['kAtl] _n. ;   
_____

cutlery

  ['kAtlrI] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2)  
_____

cutlet

  ['kAtlIt] _n.  
_____

cut-off

  ['kAtOf] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _. -  ( )

    3) _.  

    4) _.  , ,  
_____

cut-off date

  ['kAtOf'deIt] _n. ,  
_____

cut-out

  ['kAtaut] _n.

    1) , , , 

    2) _. ;  ; 

    3) 
_____

cutter

  ['kAt] _n.

    1)  ( , )

    2) ; 

    3) _. ֣

    4)    ; ; ; ;   ..

    5) _. ;  (  )

    6) _.  

    7) 

    8) _.  
_____

cutthroat

  ['kAtrut] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _attr. , ޣ; cutthroat competition 
      ,   
_____

cutting

  ['kAtIN]

    1. _pres-p.  cut I, 1

    2. _n.

      1) ; ; ; ; 

      2) 

      3)  (, )

      4) _pl. , , 

      *) railway cutting   

    3. _a.

      1) , ;  ( )

      2)  ( )

      3) ;  ; cutting speed  ; cutting
      tool ;  
_____

cutting area

  ['kAtIN'ErI] _n. 
_____

cutting room

  ['kAtINrum] _n. 
_____

cuttle

  ['kAtl] = cuttle-fish
_____

cuttle-fish

  ['kAtlfIS] _n. _. 
_____

cutty

  ['kAtI] _n.

    1)   

    2)  

    3) _.  
_____

cutty-stool

  ['kAtIstu:l] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.     
_____

cutwater

  ['kAt,wO:t] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  ()
_____

cutworm

  ['kAtw:m] _n. _.   ,  
_____

cuvette

  [kju:'vet] _n. _. _. 
_____

cyanic

  [saI'nIk] _a. _. ; cyanic acid  
_____

cyanide

  ['saInaId] _n. _. ,   ; cyanide
  of potassium  
_____

cyanogen

  [saI'ndIn] _n. _. 
_____

cyanosis

  [,saI'nusIs] _n. _. , 
_____

cybernated

  ['saIbneItId] _a. ; ݣ 
_____

cybernation

  [,saIb'neISn] _n. ;  
_____

cybernetics

  [,saIb:'netIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

cyclamen

  ['sIklmn] _n. _. 
_____

cycle

  ['saIkl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) _. (_.  bicycle) 

      3) _. () , 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   (   ..)

      3)   
_____

cycle-car

  ['saIklka:] _n.

    1)     

    2)  
_____

cycler

  ['saIkl] _. = cyclist
_____

cyclic

  ['saIklIk] = cyclical
_____

cyclical

  ['saIklIkl] _a. 
_____

cycling

  ['saIklIN]

    1. _pres-p.  cycle 2

    2. _n.   
_____

cyclist

  ['saIklIst] _n. 
_____

cycloid

  ['saIklOId] _n. _. 
_____

cyclometer

  [saI'klOmIt] _n.  ()
_____

cyclone

  ['saIklun] _n. 
_____

cyclonic

  [saI'klOnIk] _a. 
_____

cyclopaedia

  [,saIklu'pi:dj] _n. (_.  encyclopaedia) 
_____

cyclopaedic

  [,saIklu'pi:dIk] _a. (_.  encyclopeadic) 
_____

cyclopedia

  [,saIklu'pi:dj] _n. (_.  encyclopedia) 
_____

cyclopedic

  [,saIklu'pi:dIk] _a. (_.  encyclopedic) 
_____

cyclotron

  ['saIkltrOn] _n. _. 
_____

cyder

  ['saId] = cider
_____

cygnet

  ['sIgnIt] _n.  
_____

cylinder

  ['sIlInd] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. ; , ; ; gas cylinder 

    3)  

    4) _attr. ; cylinder bore    ;
    cylinder head  
_____

cylindrical

  [sI'lIndrIkl] _a. ; cylindrical spiral spring 
  
_____

cymbal

  ['sImbl] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _pl. _. 
_____

cyme

  [saIm] _n. _.  
_____

cymograph

  ['saImugra:f] _n. 
_____

cymometer

  [saI'mOmIt] _n. _. ; 
_____

cymoscope

  ['saImskup] _n. _.  
_____

cynic

  ['sInIk] _n. 
_____

cynical

  ['sInIkl] _a. ; 
_____

cynicism

  ['sInIsIzm] _n. 
_____

cynosure

  ['sInzju] _n.

    1)   

    2)  

    3)  

    4)  
_____

cypher

  ['saIf] = cipher
_____

cypress

  ['saIprIs] _n. _. 
_____

cyst

  [sIst] _n.

    1) _. ; _. 

    2) _. 
_____

cystic

  ['sIstIk] _a. 
_____

cystitis

  [sIs'taItIs] _n. _.   , 
_____

cytology

  [saI'tOldI] _n.   , 
_____

cytoplasm

  ['saItplzm] _n. _.  , 
_____

czar

  [za:] _. _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

czardas

  ['tSa:dS] _. _n. 
_____

czarevitch

  ['za:rIvItS] _. _n. 
_____

czarina

  [za:'ri:n] _. _n. 
_____

d

  [di:] _. . damn
_____

d'ye

  [dj] _. _. = do you
_____

d-d

  [dAAd] _. _.  damned 2
_____

da

  [da:] _. . dad
_____

dab

  I [db]

    1. _n.

      1) ̣ 

      2) 

      3) 

      4)  ()

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) ;  (at); to dab with one's finger  

      3) 

      4)  -.   ; to dab one's forehead with
      a handkerchief    

      5) 

      6)  (, );  ̣  (,
      ; on)

      7) _.  

  II [db] _n. _. , 

  III [db] _n. _. ;   
_____

dabble

  ['dbl] _v.

    1) (), ();  ( , )

    2) , 

    3)  (-.) , -; to dabble in
    politics 
_____

dabbler

  ['dbl] _n. _. , 
_____

dabby

  ['dbI] _a. ;      ( )
_____

dabster

  ['dbst] _n.

    1) (. _.) ,  {. dab III}

    2) _.  
_____

dace

  [deIs] _n.  (); 
_____

dachshund

  ['dkshund] _. _n.  ( )
_____

daclared

  [dI'klEd]

    1. _p-p.  declare

    2. _a.

      1) , ; daclared value _. 
       ()

      2) , 
_____

dactyl

  ['dktIl] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  ()
_____

dactylic

  [dk'tIlIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. (. _pl.)  
_____

dactyliography

  [,dktIlI'OgrfI] _n.    ( 
    )
_____

dactylogram

  [dk'tIlugrm] _n.  
_____

dactylography

  [,dktI'lOgrfI] _n. 
_____

dactylology

  [,dktI'lOldI] _n.    , 
_____

dad

  [dd] _n. _. , 
_____

daddy

  [A'ddI] _n. _. , 
_____

daddylonglegs

  ['ddI'lONlegz] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) -
_____

dado

  ['deIdu]

    1. _n. (_pl. -os ['deIduz]) _.

      1) 

      2)  ()

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  

      2) _.  
_____

daedal

  ['di:dl] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

daemon

  ['di:mn] = demon
_____

daemonic

  [di:'mOnIk] = demonic
_____

daffadowndilly

  ['dfdaun'dIlI] = daffodil 1, 1)
_____

daffodil

  ['dfdIl]

    1. _n.

      1) _. -֣  (  
      )

      2) -֣ 

    2. _a. -֣
_____

daffodilly

  ['dfdIlI] = daffodil 1, 1)
_____

daffy

  ['da:fI] _n. _. , ; 
_____

daft

  [da:ft] _a. _.

    1) ; ; to go daft ;  

    2) , , 

    3) ; 
_____

dag

  I [dg] _n.   

  II [dg] _n. _.  
_____

dagger

  ['dg]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to be at daggers drawn with smb.     -.

      2) _. ; to look daggers  , 
       ; to speak daggers  , 
      

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) _.  
_____

daggle

  ['dgl] _v. ,   
_____

dago

  ['deIgu] _n. (_pl. -os, -oes ['deIguz]) _. _.  (
  , , )
_____

daguerreotype

  [d'gerutaIp] _n. 
_____

dahlia

  ['deIlj] _n. _. 
_____

daily

  ['deIlI]

    1. _a. ; ; ; it is of daily occurrence
      ;   ; daily living
    needs, daily wants  ,  ; daily
    allowance _.  ; daily duty 

      *) daily dozen _. _. 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _.   (. daily woman)

    3. _adv. 
_____

daintiness

  ['deIntInIs] _n. ޣ, 
_____

dainty

  ['deIntI]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a.

      1) ޣ; , 

      2) ; 

      3) , 
_____

dairy

  ['dErI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) = dairy-farm

    4) _attr. ; dairy produce  ; dairy cattle
     
_____

dairy-farm

  ['dErIfa:m] _n.  
_____

dairying

  ['dErIIN] _n.  
_____

dairymaid

  ['dErImeId] _n.    ; 
_____

dairyman

  ['dErImn] _n.

    1)     

    2)   ;   
_____

dais

  ['deIIs] _n. ,  (.     , )
_____

daisied

  ['deIzId] _a.  
_____

daisy

  ['deIzI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. _. ,  

    3) _. -. , 
_____

daisy-cutter

  ['deIzI,kAt] _n.

    1) ,      

    2) ,    ( )
_____

dak

  [da:k] _. _n.

    1)    

    2)       
_____

dak bungalow

  ['da:k'bANglu] _n.     (  
  )
_____

dale

  [deIl] _n. _. , 

    *) up hill and down dale  ,  ;   ; to
    curse up hill and down dale   ޣ  
_____

dalesman

  ['deIlzmn] _n.   (  )
_____

dalle

  [dl] _n.

    1) ;  (  )

    2) _pl. _. ,  ( )
_____

dalliance

  ['dlIns] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) أ  ( -.)

    4) 
_____

dally

  ['dlI] _v.

    1)  ;   ; to dally with an idea
       (  )

    2) , 

    3) 

    4) , 

    #) dally away )   ; )  ; dally off
       ;   -.
_____

dalmatic

  [dl'mtIk] _n. _.  ( 
  )
_____

daltonism

  ['dO:ltnIzm] _n. _. 
_____

dam

  I [dm]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; ; ; 

      2)  

    2. _v.   ( dam up); dam back ,
    ; dam out ,   ()

  II [dm] _n.  ( )
_____

damage

  ['dmId]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ; 

      3) _pl. _. ;   ; to bring an action of
      damages against smb.  -.   

      4) (. _pl.) _. ; what's the damage?  
      ?; I will stand the damages  

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  , 

      3) _. ,  (  )

      4) , 
_____

damage control

  ['dmIdkn,trul] _n. - 
_____

damageable

  ['dmIdbl] _a.    
_____

daman

  ['dmn] _n. _. 
_____

damascene

  ['dmsi:n] _v.       ();
   ()
_____

damask

  ['dmsk]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ( ۣ   )

      2)   ( )

      3)  ; 

      4)  

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)    , ; damask steel 

      3) 

    3. _v.

      1)   

      2)      ;  ()
_____

dame

  [deIm] _n.

    1)   (    , 
      )

    2) _.  

    3) _. , 

    4) _.  

    5) _. _. 

    *) Dame Nature -; Dame Fortune  
_____

dame-school

  ['deImsku:l] _n.     ( )
_____

dammar

  ['dm] _n. ,  
_____

damme

  ['dmI] _int. (_.  damn me)   !
_____

damn

  [dm]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      *) not to care a damn   , ; not
      worth a damn    

    2. _v.

      1) ; damn it all! , !; I'll be damned if 
       , 

      2) ; , 

      3) , ; to damn a play  , 
      ; to damn with faint praise  ,   

      4) 
_____

damnable

  ['dmnbl] _a.

    1)  

    2) _. , 
_____

damnably

  ['dmnblI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) _. , , 
_____

damnation

  [dm'neISn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; may damnation take him!   !

      2) _.   ( )

      3) ,  

      4)  ()

    2. _int. !
_____

damnatory

  ['dmntrI] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ; 

    3) _.    ( )
_____

damned

  [dmd]

    1. _p-p.  damn 2

    2. _a.

      1) ģ, 

      2) , ; ,  ( .
       ); none of your damned nonsense!   !; it
      is damned hot  
_____

damnific

  [dm'nIfIk] _a. , 
_____

damnification

  [,dmnIfI'keISn] _n. _.  , 
_____

damnify

  ['dmnIfaI] _v.

    1)  , 

    2)  
_____

damning

  ['dmIN]

    1. _pres-p.  damn 2

    2. _a.

      1) _.  ; damning evidence  

      2) _. 
_____

damp

  [dmp]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) , ԣ  ; to cast a damp over smb.
      ,  -.;   , 
      -.

      3) _. , 

      4) _.  

    2. _a. , ; damp summer  

    3. _v.

      1) , 

      2)    ,  (;  damp down)

      3) ,  (   ..); to damp smb.'s ardour
       -. ; to damp smb.'s spirits  -.
      

      4) _.   ;  ()

      5) _. ; ; 

      #) damp off    ( )
_____

damp course

  ['dmpkO:s] _n. _.      ; 
_____

damp-proof

  ['dmppru:f] _a. 
_____

dampen

  ['dmpn] _v.

    1) = damp 3

    2) 
_____

damper

  ['dmp] _n.

    1) ;      

    2) _. ; 

    3)  ;  ;  ( )

    4)  ( ); 

    5) -. -.  ; to put ( to cast) a damper
    on  -., 

    6) _.  У (ޣ  )
_____

damping

  ['dmpIN]

    1. _pres-p.  damp 3

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ; 

      3) _. 
_____

dampish

  ['dmpIS] _a. ,  
_____

dampy

  ['dmpI] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. ,   
_____

damsel

  ['dmzl] _n. _. 
_____

damson

  ['dmzn] _n. ,  ޣ 
_____

damson cheese

  ['dmzntSi:z] _n.    
_____

damson-coloured

  ['dmzn,kAld] _a. - ( )
_____

dan

  [dn] _n. _. գ
_____

dance

  [da:ns]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ( )

      3) ,  

      4)   

      *) to lead smb. a (pretty) dance  -.  , 
      -. ; St. Vitus's dance  .  ()

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) , ; to dance for joy   

      3)  ( );  ( );  ( );
       ( )

      4)  (£)

      *) to dance attendance upon smb.   -.  
      ; to dance to smb.'s tune ( whistle, piping)  
      -. ; to dance to another ( to a different) tune 
      ; to dance upon nothing _.  
_____

dancer

  ['da:ns] _n.

    1) , ; ; ; () ; dancer
    at shows  , 

    2) 

    *) merry dancers  
_____

dancing

  ['da:nsIN]

    1. _pres-p.  dance 2

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _attr. ; dancing master  ; dancing party
       
_____

dancing-hall

  ['da:nsINhO:l] _n. 
_____

dandelion

  ['dndIlaIn] _n. 
_____

dander

  I ['dnd] _n. _. ; ; ; to get one's
  dander up ();     

  II ['dnd] = dandruff
_____

dandiacal

  [dn'daIkl] _a. _.  
_____

dandified

  ['dndIfaId]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  dandify

    2. _a. ; dandified appearance  
_____

dandify

  ['dndIfaI] _v.  ݣ; 
_____

dandle

  ['dndl] _v.

    1)       (£)

    2) ; 
_____

dandruff

  ['dndrAf] _n. 
_____

dandy

  I ['dndI]

    1. _n.

      1) , ݣ, 

      2) (the dandy) _. -. 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. , 

  II ['dndI] _n.

    1) _.      

    2) _.  

    3) _. ̣ 

  III ['dndI] _. _n.

    1)  ( . )

    2) 

  IV ['dndI] _n. _mis. . dengue
_____

dandy-brush

  ['dndIbrAS] _n. , ֣ ݣ (    
  )
_____

dandyism

  ['dndIIzm] _n. , , 
_____

dang

  [dN] _v.: dang it! ޣ !
_____

danger

  ['deInd] _n.

    1) ; out of danger  ; in danger  
    ; in danger of one's life    ; to keep out
    of danger  

    2) ; a danger to peace  
_____

danger arrow

  ['deIndr,ru] _n.  ,   (
    )
_____

danger-signal

  ['deInd'sIgnl] _n.

    1)  

    2) _-.  " "
_____

dangerous

  ['deIndrs] _a. ; ; to look dangerous  
  ֣ 
_____

dangle

  ['dNgl] _v.

    1)  , 

    2) 

    3) , , 

    #) dangle after   -., ; dangle around ,
    
_____

dangle-dolly

  ['dNgl,dOlI] _n. ,    
_____

dangler

  ['dNgl] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

dangling

  ['dNglIN] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

dank

  [dNk] _a. ; ; 
_____

dap

  [dp]

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2) ; 

    2. _v.

      1)   (    )

      2) ()   ( )
_____

daphne

  ['dfnI] _n. _. 
_____

dapper

  ['dp] _a.

    1)    

    2) , 
_____

dapple

  ['dpl] _v. () () 
_____

dapple-bay

  ['dplbeI] _n.    
_____

dapple-grey

  ['dpl'greI]

    1. _a.   

    2. _n.    
_____

dappled

  ['dpld]

    1. _p-p.  dapple

    2. _a. У, ; ң; dappled deer  
_____

darby

  ['da:bI] _n. _.  ;  ;  
  
_____

dare

  [dE]

    1. _v. (dared [dEd], durst, dared, 3 . . .  
    dares  dare)

      1)   , ; he won't dare to deny it 
         ; I dare swear    ; I dare say
      ,   ( _.)

      2)  , ; to dare the perils of arctic
      travel     

      3)  (to -  -.); ; I dare you to jump the
      stream!  ,    !

    2. _n.

      1) ; to take a dare  

      2) 
_____

dare-devil

  ['dE,devl]

    1. _n. ,  , 

    2. _a. ; , 
_____

daresay

  ['dE'seI] ,   ( _.)
_____

daring

  ['dErIN]

    1. _pres-p.  dare 1

    2. _n. ; ; 

    3. _a.

      1) , , 

      2) 
_____

dark

  [da:k]

    1. _a.

      1) ԣ; it is getting dark  , ; dark closet
      ( room) _. ԣ 

      2) ; ; dark complexion   

      3) , ԣ

      4) , ; ; ; to keep dark ;
      to keep a thing dark  -.  

      5) ,  ( )

      6) , ; ģ, ; dark humour 
      ; to look on the dark side of things  

      *) the dark ages ; the Dark and Bloody Ground _.
       ; the Dark Continent 

    2. _n.

      1) , ; after dark   ; at dark 
      ; before dark   

      2) 

      3) ; to be in the dark   ,   (about);
      to keep smb. in the dark  -.  ; 
      (-.)  -.

      4) _. ; the lights and darks of a picture    
      

      *) in the dark of the moon )  ; )   
_____

darken

  ['da:kn] _v.

    1) ,  ԣ; 

    2) ;  ԣ

    3)  (); to darken counsel  

    4) 

    5) _.     ( )

    *) not to darken smb.'s door again    -.
    
_____

darkey

  ['da:kI] _n. _. , ""
_____

dark lantern

  ['da:k'lntn] _n.  
_____

darkle

  ['da:kl] _v.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

darkling

  ['da:klIN]

    1. _pres-p.  darkle

    2. _a. ;   ,  ; ԣ

    3. _adv.  ,  ; to sit darkling 
_____

darkly

  ['da:klI] _adv.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 
_____

darkness

  ['da:knIs] _n. ,   . {. dark 1}
_____

darksome

  ['da:ksm] _a. _.

    1) ԣ

    2) , 
_____

darky

  ['da:kI] = darkey
_____

darling

  ['da:lIN]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; my darling!  !, !

      2) , ; the darling of fortune  

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; 

      2) 

      3) ,  ( )
_____

darn

  I [da:n]

    1. _n.  ; 

    2. _v. ; 

  II [da:n]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _v. (_. . damn) , 
_____

darnel

  ['da:nl] _n. _. 
_____

darner

  ['da:n] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) = darning-needle 1)

    3) "" ( )
_____

darning

  I ['da:nIN]

    1. _pres-p.  darn I, 2

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ,   

  II ['da:nIN] _pres-p.  darn II, 2
_____

darning-needle

  ['da:nIN,ni:dl] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

dart

  [da:t]

    1. _n.

      1)   ; , 

      2) 

      3) , 

      4) ,  , ; , 

      5)  (, )

    2. _v.

      1)  (; . _.); his eyes darted flashes of anger
         

      2)  ; 

      #) dart away ; dart down(wards)  ; _.
      
_____

darter

  ['da:t] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. ;  
_____

darting

  ['da:tIN]

    1. _pres-p.  dart 2

    2. _a. 
_____

dartre

  ['da:t] _n. _. 
_____

dash

  [dS]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; ; ; to make a dash against the
      enemy    ; to make a dash for smth.
        -.

      2) , ; a man of skill and dash  
       

      3) , ; at one dash   

      4) _. ,  ( , ); 

      5) 

      6)  (-.); ; there is a romantic dash about it 
        - 

      7)  ; ; ; 

      8) ; 

      9) ; to cut a dash ,  -. 

      10) _.  

      *) dash (and dash) line  

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) , ; , ; to dash up to the door
        

      3) _.    

      4) (); the waves dashed against the cliff 
        

      5) , ; to dash colours on the canvas 
         

      6) ; 

      7)  (,   ..)

      8) , ; 

      9) ޣ

      10) _. . damn 2; dash it!, dash you!  ޣ!

      #) dash off   (,   ..)
_____

dash-board

  ['dSbO:d] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _. _. ;  

    3) _.  
_____

dash-pot

  ['dSpOt] _n. _.    , 
_____

dasher

  ['dS] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) ,  ( )

    3) _.  ()
_____

dashing

  ['dSIN]

    1. _pres-p.  dash 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) , 

      4) 
_____

dastard

  ['dstd] _n. ; ,  
_____

dastardly

  ['dstdlI] _a. ; 
_____

data

  ['deIt] _n. _pl.

    1) _pl.  datum

    2) ( .  _sing.) ; ; 

    3) ( .  sing) 
_____

data-sheet

  ['deItSi:t] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: data-sheet computer ) ޣ- ;
    ) _.    Σ
_____

datable

  ['deItbl] _a.  
_____

dataller

  ['deItl] = daytaler
_____

date

  I [deIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  (); date of birth  

      2) , ; out of date ; up to date   
       ; ; ; at that date  
      ,   

      3) _. ; I have got a date   ; to make a
      date  

      4) _. ,   

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)   ( -.);  ( ̣ ; .
      date back); this manuscript dates from the XIV-th century 
         XIV 

      3)   ( -. )

      4) _. _.  ; to date a girl 
       

      5)   ; 

  II [deIt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

date-line

  ['deItlaIn] _n.

    1) _. _.    

    2)     ,   ..

    3) _.  
_____

date-palm

  ['deItpa:m] _n.  
_____

dated

  ['deItId]

    1. _p-p.  date I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)   ; 
_____

dateless

  ['deItlIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. ; 

    3) _. _. ۣ,   
_____

dative

  ['deItIv]

    1. _a.

      1) _. 

      2)  (  ,   ..)

    2. _n. _.  
_____

datum

  ['deItm] _n. (_pl. data)

    1)  ,  

    2) 
_____

datum line

  ['deItmlaIn] _n.

    1) _.  ; ,  

    2) _.  
_____

datum-level

  ['deItm'levl] _n.   ,    (
   );  
_____

datura

  [d'tju:r] _n. _. 
_____

daub

  [dO:b]

    1. _n.

      1)      , 

      2) 

      3)  ; ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (, ף  ..)

      2) 

      3) , 
_____

dauber

  ['dO:b] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) ,   (.  )
_____

daubster

  ['dO:bst] = dauber 1)
_____

dauby

  ['dO:bI] _a.

    1)   ( )

    2) 
_____

daughter

  ['dO:t] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; 
_____

daughter-in-law

  ['dO:trInlO:] _n. (_pl. daughters-in-law)  , , 
_____

daughterly

  ['dO:tlI] _a. 
_____

daughters-in-law

  ['dO:tzInlO:] _pl.  daughter-in-law
_____

daunt

  [dO:nt] _v.

    1) 

    2) , ; nothing daunted   ,
    

    3) 
_____

dauntless

  ['dO:ntlIs] _a. ; 
_____

dauphin

  ['dO:fIn] _n. _. 
_____

davenport

  ['dvnpO:t] _n.

    1)    

    2) _. , -
_____

davit

  ['dvIt] _n. _. ; fish davit , 
_____

daw

  [dO:] _n. 
_____

dawdle

  ['dO:dl] _v.   ,  ( dawdle away)
_____

dawdler

  ['dO:dl] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

dawn

  [dO:n]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ; at dawn  ,  

      2) , , ; the dawn of brighter days  
      

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) ; ;  (   ..); 
      ,  ( )

      3)  , ; it has just dawned upon me 
       ,    
_____

day

  [deI] _n.

    1) ; ; on that day   ; all (the) day  ; all
    day long -; by the day ģ; solar ( astronomical,
    nautical) day   (  12 . ); civil
    day   (  12 . ); the day 
    ; every other day, day about  ; the present day ;
     ; the day after tomorrow ; the day before
    ; the day before yesterday  , ; one day
    ; the other day  ; some day -; - 
    ; one of these days     ; day in, day out 
      ; day by ( after) day, from day to day   Σ; 
      ;    ; first day (of the week) ; day
    off  ; day out ) , ģ  ; ) 
      ; far in the day   ; this day week, month,
    etc.   ,   ..,  ,   ..;
    three times a day    

    2)  ; May Day  ; Victory Day  ;
    Inauguration Day      
     ; high ( banner) day 

    3)  ; by day Σ; at day  ,  ; before day
     ; between two days _. 

    4) ( _pl.) ,  ; ; in the days of yore
    ( old)  ,   ; in these latter days  
    ; in days to come  ,   ; men of the day
      ()

    5) ,  (,   ..);   ; to have
    had ( to have seen) one's day ,  ϣ,  
    ; he will see his better days yet  ݣ ,
         ; one's early days ; his day
    is gone   ,    ; his days are
    numbered   ; to close ( to end) one's days 
     ; ;  ޣ  

    6) ; to carry ( to win) the day  ; the day is
    ours   ,   ; to lose the day
     

    7) _.  ; ,    

    *) good day )  ; )  ; to a day   ;
    early in the day ; rather late in the day ; ,
     ; a day after the fair  ; a day before the
    fair  , ; if a day    ; 
    ; she is fifty if she is a day    (),  
    ; to be on one's day   ; to make a day of it 
     ; a creature of a day ) _. ;
    )    ; to save the day 
    ; every day is not Sunday _.  ӣ  ; to
    name on ( in) the same day with     ; to call
    it a day )   ; let us call it a day  
    ; )    ; the day of doom
    ( of judgement) _.   ;  ,
    
_____

day nursery

  ['deI,n:srI] _n. ()   
_____

day-and-night

  ['deInd'naIt] _a. 
_____

day-bed

  ['deIbed] _n. ; 
_____

day-blindness

  ['deI'blaIndnIs] _n. _. ,  
_____

day-boarder

  ['deI,bO:d] _n.  ( )
_____

day-book

  ['deIbuk] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

day-boy

  ['deIbOI] _n. ,    ,  
_____

day-dream

  ['deIdri:m]

    1. _n. ң, ; 

    2. _v.  ; , 
_____

day-dreamer

  ['deI,dri:m] _n. ; ڣ
_____

day-fly

  ['deIflaI] _n. _. ģ
_____

day-girl

  ['deIg:l] _n.  ; ,    
_____

day-labour

  ['deI,leIb] _n. ģ 
_____

day-labourer

  ['deI,leIbr] _n. ģ
_____

day-lily

  ['deI,lIlI] _n. _. , 
_____

day-long

  ['deIlON]

    1. _adv.  

    2. _a.   
_____

day-school

  ['deIsku:l] _n.

    1)    ,   

    2)     

    3)   ( . )
_____

day-shift

  ['deISIft] _n.  
_____

day-spring

  ['deIsprIN] _n. _. , 
_____

day-star

  ['deIsta:] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

day-time

  ['deItaIm] _n. ;  ; in the day-time Σ
_____

day-to-day

  ['deIt'deI] _a. 
_____

day-work

  ['deIw:k] _n.

    1) ģ 

    2)  

    3)  

    4) _.    
_____

daybreak

  ['deIbreIk] _n. 
_____

daylight

  ['deIlaIt] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2) 

    3) ; in broad ( open) daylight   ; ;
    to let daylight into  

    4) _pl. _. "", 

    *) to see daylight  ,    
_____

daylight-saving

  ['deIlaIt'seIvIN] _n.     ( ) ң (
    )
_____

daysman

  ['deIzmn] _n. ģ , ģ
_____

daytaler

  ['deI,teIl] _n. ģ  (.   )
_____

daze

  I [deIz]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. ; , 

  II [deIz] _n. _. 
_____

dazedly

  ['deIzIdlI] _adv. ̣;  
_____

dazzle

  ['dzl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) _attr.: dazzle paint _.   ( );
      

    2. _v.

      1)   , , ; ,
      

      2) _.   ()
_____

de-

  [di:], [dI], [de] _pref.

    1)  : ) , : defrock   ;
    degas ; )  ,   ..
    degenerate ; derange   

    2)    ; .: naturalize
     - denaturalize ; merit  -
    demerit ; mobilize  - demobilize 
_____

de facto

  ['di:'fktu] _. _adv.  , , - (. de
  jure); the government de facto    
_____

de jure

  [di:'durI] _. _adv. , - (. de facto)
_____

de luxe

  [d'luks] _a. _. ; an edition de luxe, a de luxe edition
   ; de luxe suite   ( )
_____

de trop

  [d'tru] _a. _. _predic. , , ;   
_____

declasse

  [,deIkla:'seI] = declassed
_____

decollete

  [deI'kOlteI] (_. -tee [te]) _a. _. 
_____

decor

  ['deIkO:] _n. _.

    1)  (  ..); _. 

    2) 
_____

dejeuner

  ['deIneI] _n. _.    
_____

de-ice

  ['di:'aIs] _v. _.  
_____

de-icer

  ['di:'aIs] _n. _. 
_____

deacon

  ['di:kn]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. _.

      1)   

      2) _.    ;  
       ;  
_____

deaconess

  ['di:knIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

dead

  [ded]

    1. _a.

      1) ͣ, ; 

      2) ̣, 

      3) 

      4) ,   ; dead lime ۣ
      ; dead steam  ; dead volcano  

      5) ,  ; the motor is dead  

      6) ,  ( )

      7)  ( )

      8) , ; my fingers are dead   
      

      9) , ,  (to -  -.)

      10) , ; ; dead season ͣ ;
      _.  ( ),   ; dead time 
      ( )

      11)    ( , )

      12)   ; dead ball ,   

      13) , ; dead certainty  ; dead
      failure  ; dead earnest ף ; dead faint
        ; to come to a dead stop  
      

      14) .  : to be dead with cold ͣ ;
      to be dead with hunger   

      15) _. 

      16) _.  ( );  ( )

      17) _. ,    

      18) _.    ; dead wire   
      

      *) dead above the ears _. _. , ; dead and gone
       ; dead gold  ; dead horse , 
         ң; dead hours   ; dead
      leaf _.  ; dead marines ( men) _. 
       ; more dead that alive  ; as dead as a
      doornail ( as mutton, as a nit)  -.  

    2. _n.

      1) (the dead) _pl. _. , 

      2)  ; in the dead of night  ,  
      ; in the dead of winter  

    3. _adv.

      1) , ; dead against )     ( );
      )  

      2) .  : dead asleep  ͣ ; dead
      drunk  ; dead tired   ; dead calm
       
_____

dead centre

  ['ded'sent] _n. ͣ 
_____

dead colour

  ['ded,kAl] _n. _. 
_____

dead ground

  ['ded'graund] _n. _. _. ͣ 
_____

dead heat

  ['ded'hi:t] _n. _.  ;    
_____

dead letter

  ['ded'let] _n.

    1)  ,    Σ 

    2) ,       
_____

dead lift

  ['ded'lIft] _n.

    1)   ( ߣ )

    2)   ߣ
_____

dead load

  ['ded'lud] _n. _. ͣ ;  ,  ;
   
_____

dead man's handle

  ['dedmnz'hndl] _n.    
  (       
  )
_____

dead march

  ['ded'ma:tS] _n.  
_____

dead reckoning

  ['ded'reknIN] _n. _. _.   ()
_____

dead set

  ['ded'set]

    1. _n.

      1) _. (ͣ) 

      2) 

    2. _a. _predic.  ; he is dead set on going to Moscow 
             
_____

dead short

  ['dedSO:t] _n. _.   
_____

dead shot

  ['dedSOt] _n. ,   
_____

dead wall

  ['ded'wO:l] _n. _.  
_____

dead weight

  ['dedweIt] _n.

    1) _.  ߣ (), 

    2) _. ͣ ;  
_____

dead window

  ['ded'wIndu] _n. _.  ,  
_____

dead-alive

  ['ded'laIv] _a.

    1) , ; ; ; 

    2) ޣ
_____

dead-beat

  ['ded'bi:t]

    1. _a.

      1) _.  ; ;  ( )

      2)  (  )

      3)  (  )

    2. _n. _. _. , ; 
_____

dead-end

  ['ded'end] (. deadend)

    1. _n.  (. _.)

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) _. ۣ

      3): dead-end kid  
_____

dead-eye

  ['dedaI] _n. _. 
_____

dead-hand

  ['dedhnd] = mortmain
_____

dead-house

  ['dedhaus] _n. , 
_____

dead-level

  ['ded'levl] _n.

    1)   ; 

    2) , 
_____

dead-line

  ['dedlaIn] _n.

    1) ,    

    2)  ,        
     (, )
_____

dead-nettle

  ['ded'netl] _n. _. 
_____

dead-office

  ['ded,OfIs] _n. 
_____

dead-pan

  ['dedpn] _n. _.  ; ,  
_____

dead-point

  ['ded'pOInt] _n. ͣ 
_____

dead-spot

  ['ded'spOt] _n. _.  
_____

dead-water

  ['ded,wO:t] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

dead-wind

  ['ded'wInd] _n.   
_____

dead-wood

  ['dedwud] _n.

    1)  ; ;  

    2) _. 

    3) _-.   ()
_____

deaden

  ['dedn] _v.

    1) ()  , , ; ()
     ( -.)

    2) , 

    3)  , 

    4) _.   
_____

deadfall

  ['dedfO:l] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2)   , 
_____

deadhead

  ['dedhed] _n.

    1)   ;  

    2) ,  , " "
_____

deadlight

  ['dedlaIt] _n. _.  ;  
_____

deadlock

  ['dedlOk]

    1. _n. ͣ ; ,  ; 

    2. _v.   
_____

deadly

  ['dedlI]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; deadly poison  

      2) ; deadly sin  

      3) , ; ; deadly struggle  
       ,   

      4) _. , ; deadly paleness 
      ; deadly gloom  ; in deadly haste  
      

    2. _adv.

      1) 

      2) _. , 
_____

deadly nightshade

  ['dedlI'naItSeId] _n. _. , ,  
_____

deaf

  [def] _a.

    1) , ,   ; deaf of an ear, deaf in one ear
       

    2) ,  ; he was deaf to our advice  
      

    *) to turn a deaf ear to smb., smth.   -., 
     ;     -.; deaf as an adder adder (
    a beetle, a stone, a post)  
_____

deaf-and-dumb

  ['defnd'dAm] _a. 
_____

deaf-mute

  ['def'mju:t] _n. 
_____

deafen

  ['defn] _v.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  
_____

deafening

  ['defnIN]

    1. _pres-p.  deafen

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

    3. _n.  
_____

deafness

  ['defnIs] _n. 
_____

deal

  I [di:l]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; there is a deal of truth in it   
       ; a great deal of ; a great deal better 
      

      2) ; ; to do ( to make) a deal with smb.
         -.

      3) , 

      4) _. 

      5)  ,  ; New Deal _.
      _. " " (    .
      )

    2. _v. (dealt)

      1) ,  (. deal out)

      2) _. 

      3)  ();  ()

      4)  (in - -.);    (with -  -.)

      5)  ,   ̣  (at, with)

      6) ,   ( -.); to refuse to deal with smb.
          -.

      7)  , ,   (with); to deal with a
      problem  ; to deal with an attack  

      8) , ; to deal honourably  ;
      to deal generously (cruelly) with ( by) smb. 
       ()  -.

      9)   ( -.); ; to deal with fires 
       

  II [di:l]

    1. _n.

      1)     ̣ , 

      2)  

    2. _a.    ( );  
_____

dealer

  ['di:l] _n.

    1) ; retail dealer  ; dealer in old clothes
    أ

    2) _.  

    3)    (. )

    *) a plain dealer ,  ; a double dealer
    ,  
_____

dealing

  ['di:lIN]

    1. _pres-p.  deal I, 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) _pl.  

      4) _pl.  ; ; to have dealings with smb. 
      ,     -.

      *) plain dealing ; ; straight dealing ;
      double dealing ; 
_____

dealt

  [delt] _p.  _p-p.  deal I, 2
_____

dean

  I [di:n] _n.

    1) _.  (      
       )

    2) _.  ;  ; rural dean 

    3)  ()

    4)   , 

  II [di:n] _n. ,    
_____

deanery

  ['di:nrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)    

    4)   (Σ )
_____

dear

  [dI]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , ; he is a dear fellow   

      3)      : my dear Jones
       ( ) ; Dear Sir  
      (_.   )

      4) ,  ; dear shop ,   
          

    2. _n.

      1) , ; , 

      2) _. ; what dears they are!   !

    3. _adv.  (. _.)

    4. _int.  , , , ,
    , : dear me! is it so? ?; oh dear, my head
    aches! ,   !
_____

dear-bought

  ['dIbO:t] _a.  
_____

dearborn

  ['dIbO:n] _n. _. ̣ ң̣ 
_____

dearly

  ['dIlI] _adv.

    1) ; dearly beloved  

    2)  ,  (. _.); he would dearly love to see
    his mother again    ,    
_____

dearth

  [d:] _n.

    1)  ; ; in time of dearth   

    2) , ; dearth of workmen   
_____

deary

  ['dIrI] _n. _. (.  ) ; ; ,
  ; ; 
_____

death

  [de] _n.

    1) ; natural (violent) death  ()
    ; civil death  ;   
    ; to meet one's death   ; at death's door
     ;   ; to be in the jaws of death   
    ,   ; to put ( to do) to death ,
    ; wounded to death  ; war to the death 
     

    2) , ; the death of one's hopes  -. 

    3): the Black Death _.     XIV ., "ޣ "

    4) .  : tired to death  ; to work
    smb. to death   -. ,  -. 
    ; this will be the death of me  ģ   ; 
      

    5) _attr. , 

    *) to be in at the death ) _.   ,  
       ; )   
    -. ; like grim death ,   ; worse than
    death  
_____

death's-head

  ['deshed] _n.

    1)  (  ); to look like a death's-head on a
    mopstick    

    2) ͣ ( )  ()
_____

death-adder

  ['de,d] _n. _.  
_____

death-agony

  ['de,gnI] _n.  
_____

death-bell

  ['debel] _n.  
_____

death-blow

  ['deblu] _n.    
_____

death-cup

  ['dekAp] _n.   ()
_____

death-damp

  ['dedmp] _n.   ( )
_____

death-duties

  ['de,dju:tIz] _n. _pl.   
_____

death-feud

  ['defju:d] _n.  
_____

death-hunter

  ['de,hAnt] _n. ģ,     
_____

death-mask

  ['dema:sk] _n.  
_____

death-rate

  ['dereIt] _n. ;  
_____

death-rattle

  ['de,rtl] _n.  
_____

death-roll

  ['derul] _n.    
_____

death-struggle

  ['de'strAgl] _n. 
_____

death-toll

  ['detul] = death-roll
_____

death-trap

  ['detrp] _n. ,  
_____

death-warrant

  ['de,wOrnt] _n.

    1)       

    2) -.,    (.  )
_____

death-watch

  ['dewOtS] _n.

    1)      

    2) ,   ң   

    3) _. -
_____

deathbed

  ['debed] _n.

    1)  ; on one's deathbed   

    2)  

    3) _attr. ; deathbed repentance  
_____

deathless

  ['delIs] _a. 
_____

deathlike

  ['delaIk] _a.  
_____

deathly

  ['delI]

    1. _a. , ;  ; deathly silence 
    

    2. _adv. 
_____

deb

  [deb] _n. (_.  debutante) _. 
_____

debacle

  [deI'ba:kl] _n. _.

    1)  ; 

    2)   

    3) ;  

    4) ,  ()
_____

debar

  [dI'ba:] _v. ,  ; ;  ; to
  debar smb. from voting  -.  ; to debar smb. from
  holding public offices  -.   
  ; to debar passage   
_____

debark

  [dI'ba:k] _v. (); () ( )
_____

debarkation

  [,di:ba:'keISn] _n.  ();  ()
_____

debarkment

  [dI'ba:kmnt] = debarkation
_____

debase

  [dI'beIs] _v.

    1)  

    2)  , ; ; to debase the coinage _.
      
_____

debasement

  [dI'beIsmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , 
_____

debatable

  [dI'beItbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; debatable ground ,  
    ; _.  
_____

debate

  [dI'beIt]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; to open a debate  

      2) , ; beyond debate 

      3) (the debates) _pl.  ޣ   

    2. _v.

      1) , ; ; 

      2) ; ; to debate a matter in one's mind
      ,  -.
_____

debater

  [dI'beIt] _n.  , ; skilful debater 
  
_____

debating-society

  [dI'beItINs'saItI] _n.  
_____

debauch

  [dI'bO:tS]

    1. _n.

      1) , , 

      2) , 

    2. _v.

      1) , ;  ()

      2) ,  (, )
_____

debauchee

  [,debO:'tSi:] _n. , 
_____

debauchery

  [dI'bO:tSrI] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) , 

    3) _pl. , ԣ
_____

debenture

  [dI'bentS] _n. _.

    1)  ,  

    2)   , 

    3)     

    4) _attr.: debenture bond   ; debenture
    stock 
_____

debilitate

  [dI'bIlIteIt] _v. _. , ; 
_____

debilitation

  [dI,bIlI'teISn] _n. _. , ; 
_____

debility

  [dI'bIlItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ;  
_____

debit

  ['debIt] _.

    1. _n. ; to put to the debit of smb.    -.

    2. _v. ,   
_____

debonair

  [,deb'nE] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ӣ, 
_____

debouch

  [dI'bautS] _v.

    1)       ( )

    2) _. 
_____

debouchment

  [dI'bautSmnt] _n.

    1)   

    2)  

    3) _. ,     
_____

debris

  ['deIbri:] _n. _.

    1) , ; ; 

    2) 

    3)  

    4) _.  ;  ,  ;
     
_____

debt

  [det] _n. ; to contract debts  ; to incur a debt, to
  get ( to run) into debt   ; a bad debt ģ ;
  debt of gratitude  ; debt of honour  ; he is
  heavily in debt      ; to be in smb.'s debt  
  -.  ; I am very much in your debt    
_____

debtor

  ['det] _n.

    1) , ; debtor's prison  

    2) _. , 
_____

debt service

  ['det's:vIs] _n.      
   
_____

debunk

  ['di:'bANk] _v. _.

    1)  

    2) ,  
_____

debus

  [di:'bAs] _v. (), ()  
_____

debussing-point

  [di:'bAsIN'pOInt] _n.    
_____

debut

  ['deIbu:] _n. _. : to make one's debut 
_____

debutant

  ['debju:ta:N] _n. _. 
_____

debutante

  ['debju:ta:nt] _n. _. 
_____

deca-

  ['dek] _pref. -, -
_____

decachord

  ['dekkO:d] _n.   ()
_____

decadal

  ['dekdl] _a.    
_____

decade

  ['dekeId] _n.

    1)   , 

    2) 
_____

decadence

  ['dekdns] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , ,  ( )
_____

decadency

  ['dekdnsI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , ,  ( )
_____

decadent

  ['dekdnt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. , 
_____

decagon

  ['dekgn] _n. 
_____

decagonal

  [de'kgnl] _a. 
_____

decagram

  ['dekgrm] = decagramme
_____

decagramme

  ['dekgrm] _n. 
_____

decahedral

  [,dek'hi:drl] _a. 
_____

decalcify

  [di:'klsIfaI] _v.   , 
_____

decalitre

  ['dek,li:t] _n. 
_____

decalogue

  ['deklOg] _n. _.  , 
_____

decametre

  ['dek,mi:t] _n. 
_____

decamp

  [dI'kmp] _v.

    1)   ,   

    2) , 
_____

decampment

  [dI'kmpmnt] _n.

    1)   

    2)  ; , 
_____

decanal

  [dI'keInl] _a. 
_____

decandrous

  [dI'kndrs] _a. _.   
_____

decangular

  [de'kNgjul] _a. 
_____

decant

  [dI'knt] _v.

    1) ; ; 

    2) ;      ()
_____

decanter

  [dI'knt] _n. 
_____

decaphyllous

  [,dek'fIls] _a. _. 
_____

decapitate

  [dI'kpIteIt] _v. ,  
_____

decapitation

  [dI,kpI'teISn] _n. 
_____

decapod

  ['dekpOd] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 
_____

decarbonate

  [di:'ka:bneIt] _v.

    1) _. 

    2)   , 
_____

decarbonize

  [di:'ka:bnaIz] _v.

    1) _. 

    2)   , 
_____

decasualize

  [di:'kjulaIz] _v. _.     
  
_____

decasyllabic

  ['deksI'lbIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

decathlon

  [dI'klOn] _n. _. 
_____

decay

  [dI'keI]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)   (  ..)

      3) , , ;  (,  
      ..); to fall into decay   , 

      4)  ()

      5)  ()

      6) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) ; ; , , 

      3)   ;  ( ,   ..)

      4)  ( )
_____

decease

  [dI'si:s]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. 
_____

deceased

  [dI'si:st]

    1. _p-p.  decease 2

    2. _a. , 

    3. _n. (the deceased) , , 
_____

decedent

  [dI'si:dnt] _n. _. 
_____

deceit

  [dI'si:t] _n.

    1) ; to practise deceit , 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

deceitful

  [dI'si:tful] _a.

    1)   ; 

    2) ; 
_____

deceive

  [dI'si:v] _v. ;   ; to deceive oneself
  
_____

decelerate

  [di:'selreIt] _v.  , ,  ; 
_____

deceleration

  ['di:'sel'reISn] _n. ; 
_____

decemvir

  [dI'semv] _. _n. (_pl. -rs [dI'semvez], -iri) _. 
_____

decemviri

  [dI'semvraI] _pl.  decemvir
_____

decenary

  [dI'senrI] = decennary
_____

decency

  ['di:snsI] _n.

    1) , ; a breach of decency 
    , ; in common decency    ; have
    the decency to confess   ; to serve the
    decencies  

    2) ; ; 

    3) _pl. (the decencys)  ,   
_____

decennary

  [dI'senrI] _n. 
_____

decenniad

  [dI'senId] = decennary
_____

decennial

  [dI'senjl] _a.

    1) ;   

    2)    
_____

decent

  ['di:snt] _a.

    1) , ; ; a pretty decent house 
     

    2) ; 

    3) _. , ; that's very decent of you    
     

    4) _. , 
_____

decently

  ['di:sntlI] _adv.

    1) , , 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

decentralize

  [di:'sentrlaIz] _v. 
_____

deception

  [dI'sepSn] _n. , ; ; ; to practise
  deception 
_____

deceptive

  [dI'septIv] _a. ,   ; appearances are
  often deceptive   ; deceptive gas _.
   
_____

deci-

  [desI] _pref. - (  , .  
  )
_____

decide

  [dI'saId] _v. (),  ; to decide against (in
  favour of) smb.    ( ) -.; that decides
  me! !; to decide between two things  

    #) decide on ; she decided on the green hat   ̣
    
_____

decided

  [dI'saIdId]

    1. _p-p.  decide

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ̣, ۣ; ; decided superiority 
      
_____

decidedly

  [dI'saIdIdlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) , , 
_____

deciduous

  [dI'sIdjus] _a.

    1) _.  ( ); 

    2)   ( )

    3)  ( )

    4) , 
_____

decigram

  ['desIgrm] = decigramme
_____

decigramme

  ['desIgrm] _n. 
_____

decilitre

  ['desI,li:t] _n. 
_____

decimal

  ['desIml]

    1. _a. ; decimal fraction  ; decimal notation
      ; decimal numeration  
    ; decimal coinage   ; decimal point
       ,    

    2. _n.  ; recurring decimal  
    
_____

decimalism

  ['desImlIzm] _n.   
_____

decimalize

  ['desImlaIz] _v.

    1)    

    2)     
_____

decimally

  ['desImlI] _adv.   
_____

decimate

  ['desImeIt] _v.

    1)   

    2) , ; cholera decimated the population  
    

    3) _.  
_____

decimation

  [,desI'meISn] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) , 

    3) _.  
_____

decimetre

  ['desI,mi:t] _n. 
_____

decimosexto

  [,desImu'sekstu] _n. _.    1/16 
_____

decipher

  [dI'saIf] _v.

    1) 

    2)  ( ,    ..)
_____

decipherable

  [dI'saIfrbl] _a.  , 
_____

decision

  [dI'sIn] _n.

    1) ; to arrive at ( to come to) a decision  

    2) _. , ,

    3) , ; a man of decision  ; to
    lack decision  ; with decision , 
_____

decisive

  [dI'saIsIv] _a.

    1) ,   

    2)  ( , )

    3)  ( , )
_____

deck

  [dek]

    1. _n.

      1) ; on deck )  ; ) _. _.  ;
      ) _.   ; to clear the decks (for action) _.
        ; _.   

      2)  ;   ߣ  ()

      3)      

      4) _.  ()

      5) _. _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) ,  (, ;  deck out)
_____

deck alighting

  ['dek,laItIN] _n. _. _.   
_____

deck landing

  ['dek,lndIN] _n. _. _.   
_____

deck start

  ['deksta:t] _n. _. _. ̣  
_____

deck-bridge

  ['dekbrId] _n.    
_____

deck-cabin

  ['dek'kbIn] _n.   
_____

deck-cargo

  ['dek'ka:gu] _n.  
_____

deck-chair

  ['dektSE] _n. ,  (   )
_____

deck-hand

  ['dekhnd] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl.  
_____

deck-house

  ['dekhaus] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

deck-light

  ['deklaIt] _n. _.  
_____

deck-passage

  ['dek,psId] _n.    (   )
_____

deck-passenger

  ['dek,psInd] _n.  
_____

-decker

  [dek]    :  - ; one-decker
  (two-decker)  () 
_____

decking

  ['dekIN]

    1. _pres-p.  deck 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) , 
_____

deckle

  ['dekl]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) ,  ( )
_____

deckle-edged

  ['dekl'edd] _a.    ( )
_____

declaim

  [dI'kleIm] _v.

    1)    ()

    2)  ( ),   (against)

    3) ,  ()
_____

declamation

  [,dekl'meISn] _n.

    1) ;  

    2)  

    3) 

    4)   ( )
_____

declamatory

  [dI'klmtrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

declarable

  [dI'klErbl] _a.    
_____

declarant

  [dI'klErnt] _n. _.

    1) ,   , 

    2) _. ,       
    
_____

declaration

  [,dekl'reISn] _n.

    1) , ; to make a declaration  

    2)  (  ..); declaration of the poll 
     

    3) _.   ;   (
     )

    4)  

    5)   
_____

declarative

  [dI'klrtIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) _.  ( )
_____

declaratory

  [dI'klrtrI] _a.

    1) = declarative 1)

    2) , 
_____

declare

  [dI'klE] _v.

    1) ; to declare one's love   

    2) ,  (-. -.); he was declared an invalid
       

    3) , ,  ; well, I declare!
    _. ,   !

    4)  (for - ; against - ); to declare oneself
    ) ; )  

    5) ,  ,   ( ); have
    you anything to declare?  ,  
    

    6) _.  

    #) declare in   ϣ  ; declare off
      (  ..)
_____

declassed

  ['dI'kla:st] _a. 
_____

declassify

  [di:'klsIfaI] _v.  (, )
_____

declension

  [dI'klenSn] _n.

    1)  ( ); 

    2) _. ;  ; in the declension of years 
     
_____

declensional

  [dI'klenSnl] _a. _.   ; declensional endings
   
_____

declinable

  [dI'klaInbl] _a. _. 
_____

declination

  [,deklI'neISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) , 

    4) _. 
_____

declinator

  ['deklIneIt] = declinometer
_____

declinatory

  [dI'klaIntrI] _a.

    1) ()

    2) ()
_____

decline

  [dI'klaIn]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , , ; business decline   ;
      on the decline )   ; )  ,  ; the
      decline of the moon   

      3)  ()

      4)  (,    ..)

      5) ,  (, )

      6)  , . ̣

    2. _v.

      1) , ;  ( )

      2)   

      3)   ;  ( ,   
      ..)

      4) ,   ;  ( )

      5)  (  ..); ()

      6) , ; to decline one's head on one's breast
       ( )   

      7) _. 
_____

declining

  [dI'klaInIN]

    1. _pres-p.  decline 2

    2. _a. ; declining years  ;  
_____

declinometer

  [,deklI'nOmIt] _n. ; ; 
_____

declivitous

  [dI'klIvIts] _a.   ( )
_____

declivity

  [dI'klIvItI] _n. ; ; ; ;  ()
_____

declivous

  [dI'klaIvs] _a. ; 
_____

declutch

  ['di:'klAtS] _v. _. 
_____

decoct

  [dI'kOkt] _v.  ; ; 
_____

decoction

  [dI'kOkSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) () , 
_____

decode

  ['di:kud] _v. ; 
_____

decohere

  [,di:ku'hI] _v. _. 
_____

decollate

  [dI'kOleIt] _v. _. 
_____

decollation

  [,di:k'leISn] _n. _. 
_____

decolonization

  [di:,kOlnaI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

decolor

  [di:'kAl] = decolorize
_____

decolorant

  [di:'kAlrnt] = decolourant
_____

decoloration

  [di:,kAl'reISn] = decolouration
_____

decolorize

  [di:'kAlraIz] = decolourize
_____

decolour

  [di:'kAl] = decolourize
_____

decolourant

  [di:'kAlrnt] _n.  
_____

decolouration

  [di:,kAl'reISn] _n. 
_____

decolourize

  [di:'kAlraIz] _v. 
_____

decompensation

  [di:,kOmpen'seISn] _n. _. 
_____

decomplex

  [,di:km'pleks] _a.  ,   
_____

decompose

  [,di:km'puz] _v.

    1)    ; to decompose a force _. 
    

    2) , 

    3) ()

    4)  (,   ..)
_____

decomposite

  [di:'kOmpzIt]

    1. _a.    ; 

    2. _n. -.     (,   ..)
_____

decomposition

  [,di:kOmp'zISn] _n.

    1) _. _. 

    2) , 
_____

decompound

  [,di:km'paund]

    1. _a. = decomposite 1; decompound leaf _.  

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2)    
_____

decompress

  [,di:km'pres] _v.  
_____

deconsecrate

  [di:'kOnsIkreIt] _v.  ( , )
_____

decontaminate

  ['di:kn'tmIneIt] _v. ; 
_____

decontrol

  ['di:kn'trul] _n.    
_____

decora

  [dI'kO:r] _pl.  decorum
_____

decorate

  ['dekreIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  (, )

    3)   , 
_____

decorated

  ['dekreItId]

    1. _p-p.  decorate

    2. _a.

      1) , ; decorated style   XIV
      

      2) ģ
_____

decoration

  [,dek'reISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _.    ,  

    3) _pl.  , 

    4) ,  ; to confer a decoration on smb. 
    -. ,  

    5) _attr.: Decoration Day _. = Memorial Day {. memorial 2}
_____

decorative

  ['dekrtIv] _a. 
_____

decorator

  ['dekreIt] _n.

    1) -

    2) ; 
_____

decorous

  ['dekrs] _a. , 
_____

decorticate

  [dI'kO:tIkeIt] _v.  (,   ..)
_____

decorum

  [dI'kO:rm] _. _n. (_pl. -s [dI'kO:rmz], -ra)  ,
  ; 
_____

decoy

  1. _n. ['di:kOI]

    1) ; 

    2) , 

    3) ,   (     
    )

    4) _. 

  2. _v. [dI'kOI]

    1) ,   

    2) 
_____

decoy ship

  [dI'kOISIp] _n. _. _. -, -
_____

decoy-duck

  [dI'kOIdAk] _n.

    1)     

    2) 
_____

decrease

  1. _n. ['di:kri:s] , , ; ; ; to
  be on the decrease   

  2. _v. [di:'kri:s] (), 
_____

decree

  [dI'kri:]

    1. _n.

      1) , , 

      2) ,  (   )

      3)   

      4) _pl. _. _. 

      *) decree of nature  

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2)  
_____

decree nisi

  [dI'kri:'naIsaI] _. _n. _.   ,  
     ,       
_____

decrement

  ['dekrImnt] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) _. 

    3) _. , 
_____

decrepit

  [dI'krepIt] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

decrepitate

  [dI'krepIteIt] _v.

    1) _. ,   

    2)   
_____

decrepitation

  [dI,krepI'teISn] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2)   
_____

decrepitude

  [AdI'krepItju:d] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

decrescent

  [dI'kresnt] _a. 
_____

decretal

  [dI'kri:tl] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2) _pl. _. 
_____

decretive

  [dI'kri:tIv] _a. 
_____

decretory

  [dI'kri:trI] = decretive
_____

decrial

  [dI'kraIl] _n.  , 
_____

decry

  [dI'kraI] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ,   (-.)
_____

decuman

  ['dekjumn] _a. _. ,  ( ); decuman wave 
  
_____

decumbent

  [dI'kAmbnt] _a.

    1) 

    2) _.   
_____

decuple

  ['dekjupl]

    1. _n. ң 

    2. _a. ң

    3. _v. 
_____

decussate

  ['dekseIt]

    1. _a.

      1)    

      2) _.  

    2. _v. ()   , -
_____

dedans

  [de'da:N] _n. _. _.

    1)   ( )

    2) (the dedans) _.    
_____

dedicate

  ['dedIkeIt] _v.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  ()

    4) _.  ()
_____

dedicated

  ['dedIkeItId]

    1. _p-p.  dedicate

    2. _a. ;   (, ); ģ (
     -.)
_____

dedicatee

  [,dedIk'ti:] _n. ,  -. 
_____

dedication

  [,dedI'keISn]

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

dedicator

  ['dedIkeIt] _n. ,  , 
_____

dedicatory

  ['dedIktrI] _a. ; 
_____

deduce

  [dI'dju:s] _v.

    1)  (, , )

    2) ,  
_____

deduct

  [dI'dAkt] _v. , ; ; 
_____

deduction

  [dI'dAkSn] _n.

    1) , ; ; deduction in pay ,  
    

    2) 

    3) 

    4) , ; _. 
_____

deductive

  [dI'dAktIv] _a. _. 
_____

dee

  [di:] _n.

    1)   D

    2) _. D- , 
_____

deed

  [di:d]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , ; in word and deed   ; in deed and not in
      name  ,     (); in very deed   , 
      

      3) 

      4) _. , ; to draw up a deed  

    2. _v. _.   
_____

deed-poll

  ['di:dpul] _n. _.  
_____

deem

  [di:m] _v. , , 
_____

deemster

  ['di:mst] _n.      - 
_____

deep

  [di:p]

    1. _a.

      1) ; deep water  ; deep sleep  ; to
      my deep regret    ; to keep smth. a deep
      secret  -.   ; deep in debt    

      2) أ,  ; deep knowledge أ, 
      

      3) ֣ ( -.); ݣ (-.);  (-);
      deep in a book (in a map) ֣,      (
       ); deep in thought, deep in meditation ()
      , ֣  

      4) , ; deep feelings  ; deep delight
       

      5) , 

      6) , ԣ,  ( , )

      7)  ( )

      *) a deep one  ; to draw up five (six) deep _.
      ()   () ; deep pocket ,
      

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) (the deep) _. , 

      3) , 

      4)  

    3. _adv. ; deep in one's mind   ; to dig deep 
    ; _. ; deep into the night   

      *) still waters run deep _.     
_____

deep mining

  ['di:p,maInIN] _n. _.   
_____

deep-brown

  ['di:p'braun] _a. ԣ-
_____

deep-draft

  ['di:p'dra:ft] _n.   
_____

deep-drawing

  ['di:p,drO:IN] _n. _.  
_____

deep-drawn

  ['di:p'drO:n] _a.    ( )
_____

deep-felt

  ['di:p'felt] _a.  
_____

deep-frozen

  ['di:p,fruzn] _a.

    1) 

    2): deep-frozen soil  
_____

deep-laid

  ['di:p'leId] _a.

    1)  

    2)     ( )
_____

deep-mouthed

  ['di:p'maud] _a.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

deep-piled

  ['di:p'paIld] _a.: a deep-piled carpet ף   
_____

deep-rooted

  ['di:p'ru:tId] _a.  
_____

deep-sea

  ['di:p'si:] _a. ; deep-sea fishing    
  
_____

deep-seated

  ['di:p'si:tId] _a.

    1)  ; ; deep-seated abscess  ;
    deep-seated disease  

    2)  ( )

    3) ף ( )
_____

deepen

  ['di:pn] _v.

    1) ()

    2) ()

    3) () ; () ( , )

    4) () ( , )
_____

deepfreeze

  ['di:pfri:z]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  ()
_____

deeply

  ['di:plI] _adv. ; he is deeply in debt    ; to feel
  (to regret) smth. deeply   -. (  ޣ-.);
  to drink deeply  
_____

deepness

  ['di:pnIs] _n.   . {. deep 1}
_____

deer

  [dI] _n. (_pl.  .) ; ; _.  ; red deer
   ; to run like deer   ,  
_____

deer-forest

  ['dI,fOrIst] _n.  
_____

deer-hound

  ['dIhaund] _n.  
_____

deer-lick

  ['dIlIk] _n.   ,    , 
_____

deer-neck

  ['dInek] _n.   ()
_____

deer-park

  ['dIpa:k] = deer-forest
_____

deerskin

  ['dIskIn] _n.  , , 
_____

deerstalker

  ['dI'stO:k] _n.

    1)   

    2)  
_____

deerstalking

  ['dI'stO:kIN] _n.   
_____

deface

  [dI'feIs] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) ,  

    3) 
_____

defacement

  [dI'feIsmnt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) ,  
_____

defalcate

  ['di:flkeIt] _v.

    1)  

    2)  

    3)  ;   
_____

defamation

  [,def'meISn] _n. ; 
_____

defamatory

  [dI'fmtrI] _a. , , 
_____

defame

  [dI'feIm] _v. , , ; 
_____

defatted

  [di:'ftId] _a. 
_____

default

  [dI'fO:lt]

    1. _n.

      1)   (. )

      2) ; 

      3) , 

      4)   ; judgement by default     
       (  )

      5) _.   

      *) in default of  ,  

    2. _v.

      1)    ;  

      2)     

      3)    (  )

      4) _.      
_____

defaulter

  [dI'fO:lt] _n.

    1) ,    ; 

    2) 

    3)    ( )

    4) _. ;  

    5) _. ,      ,
      ..

    6) _attr.: defaulter book _.  
_____

defeasance

  [dI'fi:zns] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.    (  ); 
    
_____

defeasible

  [dI'fi:zbl] _a.   Σ, 
_____

defeat

  [dI'fi:t]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to sustain ( to suffer) a defeat 
      

      2)  ();  ()

      3) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  ();  (  ..); 
      ()

      3) _. , 
_____

defeatism

  [dI'fi:tIzm] _n. 
_____

defeatist

  [dI'fi:tIst] _n. , 
_____

defeature

  [dI'fi:tS] _v.  ; 
_____

defecate

  ['defIkeIt] _v.

    1) (); ,  ()

    2) 
_____

defecation

  [,defI'keISn] _n.

    1) ,  ()

    2) 
_____

defect

  [dI'fekt]

    1. _n.

      1) , , , ޣ; , 

      2) 

    2. _v.   ;  (    ..)
_____

defection

  [dI'fekSn] _n.

    1)  (, ); ;  (from)

    2) , 
_____

defective

  [dI'fektIv]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3) ; ģ; 

      4)  ( )

      5) ,  

      6) _.  ( )

    2. _n.

      1) _.  

      2) _.  
_____

defence

  [dI'fens] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _pl. _. ,  

    3) _.  ( ); , ; counsel for the
    defence  

    4) _. 

    5)  ( )

    *) best defence is offence  -   
_____

defenceless

  [dI'fenslIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) ݣ, 

    3) 
_____

defend

  [dI'fend] _v.

    1) (), ()

    2) ,  ();  (  ..)

    3) _.   ,  ; to defend the case
     ( )
_____

defendant

  [dI'fendnt] _n. _. ; , 
_____

defender

  [dI'fend] _n.

    1) ; defenders of peace  

    2) _. ,  ϣ 
_____

defense

  [dI'fens] _. = defence
_____

defensible

  [dI'fensbl] _a.

    1) _.   ; 

    2) 
_____

defensive

  [dI'fensIv]

    1. _n. ;  ; to act ( to be, to stand)
    on the defensive , 

    2. _a. ; 
_____

defer

  I [dI'f:] _v.

    1) , 

    2) _.    

  II [dI'f:] _v.   -. ; ,  
     ; to defer to smb.'s experience  
  -. 
_____

deference

  ['defrns] _n. ,  ; to pay ( to show)
  deference to smb.    -.; in ( out of)
  deference to smb., smth.    -., -.; with all due
  deference to smb., smth.  ӣ   -., -.
_____

deferent

  ['defrnt] _a.

    1) _. ,  ( , )

    2)  ( )
_____

deferential

  [,def'renSl] _a. 
_____

deferment

  [dI'f:mnt] _n. , 
_____

deferred

  I [dI'f:d]

    1. _p-p.  defer 1

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; deferred annuity  ԣ  
      ; deferred pass _.      
         

  II [dI'f:d] _p-p.  defer II
_____

defervescence

  [,di:f'vesns] _n. _.  ;   
  
_____

defiance

  [dI'faIns] _n.

    1)  ( , )

    2)  ;  ;  ,
    to bid defiance to, to set at defiance ,  , 
     ;     

    *) in defiance of ) ; )    
_____

defiant

  [dI'faInt] _a. ;  , 
_____

deficiency

  [dI'fISnsI] _n.

    1)  (-.), , 

    2) , 

    3) _attr.: deficiency disease 
_____

deficient

  [dI'fISnt] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) ; ۣ (-.; in); mentally deficient
    
_____

deficit

  ['defIsIt] _n. ; ; ޣ; to meet a deficit 
  
_____

defilade

  [,defI'leId] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.   (     )
_____

defile

  I [dI'faIl] _v.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) , 

  II

    1. _n. ['di:faIl] , 

    2. _v. [dI'faIl] ,    ( )
_____

defilement

  [dI'faIlmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

definable

  [dI'faInbl] _a.  , 
_____

define

  [dI'faIn] _v.

    1) ,  

    2)  

    3)   (  ..)

    4) , 
_____

definite

  ['defInIt] _a.

    1) ̣ (. _.); for a definite period  ̣
    ; definite article _. ̣  ( .  the)

    2) , 
_____

definition

  [,defI'nISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ޣ

    3) _. _. , ޣ
_____

definitive

  [dI'fInItIv] _a.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _.  , 
_____

deflagrate

  ['deflgreIt] _v.    
_____

deflagration

  [,defl'greISn] _n.

    1)     

    2) 
_____

deflate

  [dI'fleIt] _v.

    1)  (  ..); ,  , 

    2) 

    3) _.    

    4)  

    5)  (  ..)
_____

deflation

  [dI'fleISn] _n.

    1) ,  , 

    2) _. 
_____

deflect

  [dI'flekt] _v.

    1) ()   

    2) ()
_____

deflected

  [dI'flektId] _a. , Σ; ̣
_____

deflection

  [dI'flekSn]

    1)    

    2)   ;   ()

    3) _.   ;   ;
    ; 

    4) _. , 

    5) _. 
_____

deflective

  [dI'flektIv] _a.  
_____

deflector

  [dI'flekt] _n. _. , ;  
_____

deflexion

  [dI'flekSn] = deflection
_____

deflorate

  [dI'flO:rIt] _a. _. 
_____

defloration

  [,di:flO:'reISn] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

deflower

  [di:'flau] _v.

    1)  ; 

    2)  

    3) 
_____

defoliate

  [dI'fulIIt]

    1. _a. ۣ 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

defoliation

  [dI,fulI'eISn] _n.

    1) _.  ; 

    2)  
_____

deforest

  [dI'fOrIst] _v.  ;  ()
_____

deform

  [dI'fO:m] _v.

    1) 

    2)  ()

    3) _. 
_____

deformation

  [,di:fO:'meISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

deformity

  [dI'fO:mItI] _n.

    1) ;  (  )

    2) 

    3)  
_____

defraud

  [dI'frO:d] _v.

    1) 

    2)   (-.); ; to defraud smb. of his rights
      -. 
_____

defray

  [dI'freI] _v. ; to defray the expenses (of)   
   ()
_____

defrayal

  [dI'freIl] _n.  ()
_____

defrayment

  [dI'freImnt] = defrayal
_____

defreeze

  [di:'fri:z] _v.  ()
_____

defrock

  ['di:'frOk] _v.  ();   
_____

defrost

  [di:'frOst] _v.

    1)  (  ..)

    2) = defreeze

    3) _.  (  )
_____

defroster

  [di:'frOst] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) ,  ( )
_____

deft

  [deft] _a. , ; 
_____

defunct

  [dI'fANkt]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , , 

    2. _n. (the defunct) , 
_____

defy

  [dI'faI] _v.

    1) ,  ; I defy you to do it! -,  !

    2)   ; , ; to
    defy the law  ; to defy public opinion 
     

    3)  (  ..)

    4)  ,   ; it defies
    description    ; the problem defies solution 
     
_____

degas

  [dI'gs] _v. 
_____

degeneracy

  [dI'denrsI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

degenerate

  1. _n. [dI'denrIt] , 

  2. _a. [dI'denrIt] 

  3. _v. [dI'denreIt] ; 
_____

degeneration

  [dI,den'reISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 
_____

degenerative

  [dI'denrtIv] _a. ; 
_____

degradation

  [,degr'deISn] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) ; 

    3)  

    4) _. 

    5) _.   

    6) _. , ;   

    7) _. _. 
_____

degrade

  [dI'greId] _v.

    1)   ; 

    2) , ,  (,   ..)

    3)  ( ,   ..); ;   
    

    4) 

    5) _.   

    6) _. ; 
_____

degraded

  [dI'greIdId]

    1. _p-p.  degrade

    2. _a.

      1)    , 

      2) ;   , 

      3) 

      4) _.  ( )

      5) _. 

      6) _. ; 
_____

degree

  [dI'gri:] _n.

    1) ; ; by degrees ; not in the least (
    slightest) degree , ;    ; in some
    degree   ; in a varying degree    
    ; to a degree _. , ; to a certain degree 
     ; to the last degree   ; to a
    lesser degree   ; to what degree?   ?, 
     ?; a degree better (warmer, etc.)   ( 
    ..)

    2) 

    3)  , ; prohibited degrees _.  ,
       

    4) , 

    5) , ޣ ; to take one's degree  ;
    honorary degree ޣ 

    6) ; we had ten degrees of frost last night   
      ; an angle of ninety degrees   90 

    7) , , 

    8) _. ; degrees of comparison  

    9) _. 

    *) third degree    
_____

degression

  [dI'greSn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

degressive

  [dI'gresIv] _a.

    1) 

    2)   ( )
_____

dehisce

  [dI'hIs] _v. ,  (  )
_____

dehiscent

  [dI'hIsnt] _a. ,  (  )
_____

dehorn

  [di:'hO:n] _v.  
_____

dehumanize

  [di:'hju:mnaIz] _v.  , 
_____

dehydration

  [,di:haI'dreISn] _n. _. 
_____

dehydrogenize

  ['di:'haIdrdInaIz] _v. _.  
_____

deictic

  ['daIktIk] _a. _.  
_____

deification

  [,di:IfI'keISn] _n. 
_____

deify

  ['di:IfaI] _v.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

deign

  [deIn] _v. ; ; ; ; he did not
  deign to speak    ; he did not deign an answer 
     
_____

deism

  ['di:Izm] _n. 
_____

deist

  ['di:Ist] _n. 
_____

deity

  ['di:ItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

deject

  [dI'dekt] _v. , ; to deject smb.'s spirit 
  -. 
_____

dejecta

  [dI'dekt] _n. _pl. 
_____

dejection

  [dI'dekSn] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) _. 

    3) _. , ,  
_____

delaine

  [d'leIn] _n. ̣  
_____

delate

  [dI'leIt] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

delation

  [dI'leISn] _n. 
_____

delator

  [dI'leIt] _n. 
_____

delay

  [dI'leI]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , , 

      3) , ; ; without delay
      

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) ; 

      3) ; ; 
_____

delayed-actionmine

  [dI'leId,kSn'maIn] _n. _.   
_____

delayed drop

  [dI'leIddrOp] _n.   
_____

dele

  ['di:li:]

    1. _n.   

    2. _v. ޣ     ( )
_____

delectable

  [dI'lektbl] _a. _. , 
_____

delectation

  [,di:lek'teISn] _n. , ; for delectation of smb.
    -.
_____

delectus

  [dI'lekts] _. _n. _.    
_____

delegacy

  ['delIgsI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  
_____

delegate

  1. _n. ['delIgIt]

    1) ; 

    2) _.   {. territory 2}  

  2. _v. ['delIgeIt]

    1) ; ;  

    2) 
_____

delegated legislation

  ['delIgeItId,ledIs'leISn] _n.    ,
    
_____

delegation

  [,delI'geISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

delete

  [dI'li:t] _v.

    1) ޣ, 

    2)  ( ),   
_____

deleterious

  [,delI'tIrIs] _a. , 
_____

deletion

  [dI'li:Sn] _n.

    1) ޣ, 

    2) ,  , ԣ
_____

delft

  [delft] _n. () 
_____

deliberate

  1. _a. [dI'lIbrIt]

    1) , , ; deliberate lie
     

    2) 

    3) , 

    4)  ( ,   ..)

  2. _v. [dI'lIbreIt]

    1) , 

    2) ; ; to deliberate on ( upon, over, about) a
    matter  
_____

deliberately

  [dI'lIbrItlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) , 

    4) ,  
_____

deliberation

  [dI,lIb'reISn] _n.

    1) , ; after long deliberation  
    

    2) ( _pl.) , 

    3) , 

    4) ; ; he spoke with deliberation 
     ,   
_____

deliberative

  [dI'lIbrtIv] _a. ; deliberative body  
_____

delicacy

  ['delIksI] _n.

    1) ޣ, , 

    2) , , 

    3)  (, ; )

    4) ,  (); a position of extreme delicacy
      

    5) , 

    6)  ()

    7) , ; the delicacies of the season  ,
      ..
_____

delicate

  ['delIkIt] _a.

    1) ޣ, , 

    2)  ( ); , 

    3) , , 

    4) ; ̣ (   ..)

    5) ,  ( )

    6) ,  ( )

    7) , ;  ( )

    8)  ( )
_____

delicatessen

  [,delIk'tesn] _. _n. _pl.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

delicious

  [dI'lISs] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  , 
_____

delict

  ['di:lIkt] _n. _. ,  , ; in
  flagrant delict   
_____

delight

  [dI'laIt]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to take (a) delight in smth. 
        ޣ-.,  -.

      2) , 

    2. _v.

      1) ()

      2)  

      3) ; to delight in music  ; (I am)
      delighted (to meet you)   (  )
_____

delightful

  [dI'laItful] _a. , 
_____

delightsome

  [dI'laItsm] _a. _. 
_____

delimit

  [di:'lImIt] _v.  
_____

delimitate

  [di:'lImIteIt] = delimit
_____

delimitation

  [dI,lImI'teISn] _n.  ; 
_____

delineate

  [dI'lInIeIt] _v.

    1) , ;    

    2) ; 
_____

delineation

  [dI,lInI'eISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ԣ, ; , 

    3) ; 
_____

delineator

  [dI'lInIeIt] _n.

    1) ,   ,   . {. delineate}

    2) ,     ; 
_____

delinquency

  [dI'lINkwnsI] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2)  (. )

    3) _attr.: delinquency list _.   
_____

delinquent

  [dI'lINkwnt]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) _.  (   ..)
_____

deliquesce

  [,delI'kwes] _v. _.    ; 
_____

deliquescence

  [,delI'kwesns] _n. _.   , 
    ; 
_____

deliquescent

  [,delI'kwesnt] _a.  ( ݣ   )
_____

delirious

  [dI'lIrIs] _a.

    1) ()  

    2) , ̣; ; delirious with delight  
     

    3) ;  ( )
_____

delirium

  [dI'lIrIm] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) 
_____

deliriumtremens

  [dI'lIrIm'tri:menz] _n.  
_____

delitescence

  [,delI'tesns] _n. _. ,  ; 
  
_____

delitescent

  [,delI'tesnt] _a. _. ,  (  )
_____

deliver

  [dI'lIv] _v.

    1) ,  (, )

    2) ;  ; to deliver an order 
    ; to deliver a message   ( )

    3)  (ޣ  ..)

    4) ,  (from)

    5)  (, ; . deliver up); ; to deliver
    oneself up    (  ..)

    6) ; to deliver a lecture  ; to deliver oneself
    of a speech  ; to deliver oneself of an opinion
      

    7) (. _pass.) _.  (); to be delivered (of)
     ( ; . _. -.)

    8) , 

    9) 

    10) , ;  ( )

    11)  ( )

    12) _.  (,   ..); to deliver an attack
     ; to deliver a battle  ; to deliver fire 
    ; to deliver the bombs  

    #) deliver over ; deliver up  (  ..)

    *) to deliver the goods     
_____

deliverance

  [dI'lIvrns] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  ; ,  

    3) _. 
_____

delivery

  [dI'lIvrI] _n.

    1) ; ;  (, ); the early ( the
    first) delivery    (); special delivery
    )  ; )  ; delivery at door 
      

    2) , 

    3) _.   ();   

    4) ; 

    5)  (  ..);  ; a good delivery
     

    6) 

    7) ,  (, );  ()

    8) _. ;  

    9) _.  (.  )

    10) _attr.: delivery desk     ;  (
    )

    11) _attr. _. , ; delivery pipe 
    ;  
_____

delivery note

  [dI'lIvrInut] _n. _. 
_____

delivery van

  [dI'lIvrIvn] _n.        
_____

dell

  [del] _n.  , 
_____

delphinium

  [del'fInIm] _n. _. , , 
_____

delta

  ['delt] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2)  (); the Delta  

    3) _attr.: delta connection _.  
_____

deltaic

  [del'teIIk] _a.  
_____

deltoid

  ['deltOId]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n. _.  
_____

delude

  [dI'lu:d] _v.   , ; to delude oneself
  ;  
_____

deluge

  ['delju:d]

    1. _n.

      1) ; the Deluge _.  

      2)  (. deluges of rain)

      3)  ();  ();  ()

    2. _v. ,  (. _.); to deluge with invitations
     
_____

delusion

  [dI'lu:n] _n.

    1) , ; to be ( to labour) under a delusion
    , 

    2) 

    3) _. ; ; delusion of grandeur  ;
    delusion of persecution  
_____

delusive

  [dI'lu:sIv] _a. , , ; delusive hopes
   
_____

delusory

  [dI'lu:srI] _a. , , ; delusory hopes
   
_____

delve

  [delv]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  ( );  ( )

      2) _. , ; to dig and delve 
_____

demagnetization

  ['di:,mgnItaI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

demagnetize

  ['di:'mgnItaIz] _v. 
_____

demagog

  ['demgOg] = demagogue
_____

demagogic

  [,dem'gOgIk] _a. 
_____

demagogue

  ['demgOg] _n. 
_____

demagogy

  ['demgOgI] _n. 
_____

demand

  [dI'ma:nd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; payable on demand    

      2) 

      3) 

      4) _. ; a demand for labour    ; to be in
      great demand    

      5) _attr.: demand bill ޣ,   ; ,
        ; demand deposit  ; demand
      loan     ; demand factor 
      

      *) I have many demands on my purse y   ; I have
      many demands on my time     

    2. _v.

      1)  (of, from -  -.,  -.); 
      

      2) ; this problem demands attention   
      

      3) ,  ; he demanded my business  ,
        
_____

demandant

  [dI'ma:ndnt] _n. _. 
_____

demarcate

  ['di:ma:keIt] _v.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

demarcation

  [,di:ma:'keISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; line of demarcation  
_____

demarche

  ['deIma:S] _n. _. _. 
_____

demean

  I [dI'mi:n] _v. _refl.  

  II [dI'mi:n] _v. ; to demean oneself  ϣ ;
   
_____

demeanour

  [dI'mi:n] _n. ,   
_____

dement

  [dI'ment] _v.   
_____

demented

  [dI'mentId]

    1. _p-p.  dement

    2. _a. ; to be ( to become) demented   ; it
    will drive me demented _.     ģ
_____

dementi

  [,deIma:N'ti:] _n. _. _.   (  ..)
_____

dementia

  [dI'menSI] _n. _. 
_____

demerit

  [di:'merIt] _n.

    1) , ,  

    2) _.   (.  ; . demerit mark)
_____

demeritorious

  [dI,merI'tO:rIs] _a. _.  
_____

demesne

  [dI'meIn] _n.

    1)  (); to hold in demesne 

    2)  ()

    3) _. ,     ; Royal demesne
       

    4) ,  
_____

demi-

  ['demI] _pref.

    1)    -. -, , 

    2)     ,    ..
    demi-tasse   (ޣ )
_____

demigod

  ['demIgOd] _n. 
_____

demijohn

  ['demIdOn] _n.  ԣ 
_____

demilitarize

  ['di:'mIlItraIz] _v. 
_____

demilune

  ['demIlju:n] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. _. , 
_____

demi-monde

  ['demI'mO:nd] _n. _. 
_____

demi-rep

  ['demIrep] _n.   
_____

demisable

  [dI'maIzbl] _a.     ,  
   ( )
_____

demise

  [dI'maIz]

    1. _n.

      1)    

      2)    

      3)   ;     

      4) , 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)     ();  
      

      3)  (of -  )
_____

demission

  [dI'mISn] _n. _.  ; ; 
_____

demit

  [dI'mIt] _v. _.   ;   
_____

demiurge

  ['di:mI:d] _n.

    1) , ,   (  )

    2) _. 
_____

demo

  ['demu] _n. _. _.  demonstration 4)
_____

demob

  ['di:'mOb] _v. _. _.  demobilize _v. 
_____

demobee

  [,di:m'bi:] _n. _. 
_____

demobilization

  ['di:,mubIlaI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

demobilize

  [di:'mubIlaIz] _v. 
_____

democracy

  [dI'mOkrsI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) 

    4) (Democracy) _.  
_____

democrat

  ['demkrt] _n.

    1) 

    2) (Democrat) _.   

    3) _. ̣   (. democrat wagon)
_____

democratic

  [,dem'krtIk] _a. ; 
_____

democratize

  [dI'mOkrtaIz] _v. 
_____

demode

  [,deImu'deI] _a. _.   , 
_____

demoded

  [di:'mudId] = demode
_____

demographic

  [,di:m'grfIk] _a. ; demographic explosion (
  outburst)  
_____

demography

  [di:'mOgrfI] _n. 
_____

demoiselle

  [,demwa:'zel] _n. _.

    1) _. 

    2) -

    3) , -
_____

demolish

  [dI'mOlIS] _v.

    1) ;  ()

    2) ,  (, )

    3) _. 
_____

demolition

  [,dem'lISn] _n.

    1) ; , 

    2) , 

    3) _attr.: demolition bomb  ; demolition work 
    
_____

demon

  ['di:mn] _n.

    1) , , ;  -; a regular demon _.
     

    2) _.  ; he is a demon for work _. 
      ޣ
_____

demonetize

  [di:'mAnItaIz] _v.

    1)    ()

    2)    ()
_____

demoniac

  [dI'munIk] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

demoniacal

  [A,dImu'naIkl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

demonic

  [di:'mOnIk] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  ң
_____

demonstrable

  ['demnstrbl] _a. 
_____

demonstrate

  ['demnstreIt] _v.

    1) ;  

    2) ;  

    3)  (  ..)

    4)   

    5) _.  ,   
_____

demonstration

  [,demns'treISn] _n.

    1)   

    2) 

    3)  (  ..)

    4) 

    5) _.  ;  
_____

demonstrationist

  [,demns'treISnIst] = demonstrator 1)
_____

demonstrative

  [dI'mOnstrtIv]

    1. _a.

      1) , , 

      2) , 

      3) 

      4) _. 

    2. _n.  
_____

demonstrator

  ['demnstreIt] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) , ;  
_____

demoralization

  [dI,mOrlaI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

demoralize

  [dI'mOrlaIz] _v.

    1) 

    2)  ,  
_____

demote

  [dI'mut] _v. _.   ,  
_____

demotic

  [di:'mOtIk] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)  (  )
_____

demount

  [dI'maunt] _v. , 
_____

demountable

  [dI'mauntbl] _a. , ߣ
_____

demulcent

  [dI'mAlsnt] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. , , 
_____

demur

  [dI'm:]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; without demur  ; no demur  

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  ; to demur to a proposal  
      ; he demurred at working so late    ,
         

      3) _.   
_____

demure

  [dI'mju] _a.

    1) , ; أ

    2)  
_____

demurrage

  [dI'mArId] _n. _.

    1)  (, )

    2) ,    (, )

    3)      
_____

demurrer

  I [dI'mAr] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) 

  II [dI'm:r] _n. ,  ,    {. demur 2}
_____

demy

  [dI'maI] _n.

    1)  

    2)     
_____

den

  [den]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; 

      2)     (  )

      3) _.    

      4) 

      5) 

      6) 

    2. _v.   ,   ..;   
_____

denarius

  [dI'nErIs] _n.  (  ; _. d.
   )
_____

denary

  ['di:nrI] _a. 
_____

denaturalize

  [di:'ntSrlaIz] _v.

    1)   

    2) ,  ,  
_____

denature

  [di:'neItS] _v.

    1)   

    2)  ()
_____

denatured alcohol

  [di:'neItSd'lkhOl] _n. 
_____

denazification

  [di:,na:tsIfI'keISn] _n. 
_____

denazify

  [di:'na:tsIfaI] _v. 
_____

dendriform

  ['dendrIfO:m] _a. 
_____

dendritic

  [den'drItIk] _a. , ; 
_____

dendroid

  [den'drOId] = dendritic
_____

dendroidal

  [den'drOIdl] = dendritic
_____

dendrology

  [den'drOldI] _n. 
_____

dene

  I [di:n] _n. 

  II [di:n] _n.  , 
_____

dengue

  ['deNgI] _n.  
_____

denial

  [dI'naIl] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; flat denial  

    3) ; to take no denial   

    4) 
_____

denigrate

  ['denIgreIt] _v. _. , , 
_____

denigration

  [,denI'greISn] _n. _. , 
_____

denim

  ['denIm] _n.   
_____

denitrify

  [di:'naItrIfaI] _v. _.    ; 
_____

denizen

  ['denIzn]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  

      3)    

      4)  ,   

    2. _v.

      1)    ; 

      2)  (, )

      3)     
_____

denominate

  [dI'nOmIneIt] _v. ; 
_____

denomination

  [dI,nOmI'neISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) ; to reduce feet and inches to the same denomination
          

    4) , ; coins of small denominations  
    

    5) , , 

    6) 
_____

denominational

  [dI,nOmI'neISnl] _a.

    1)   -. 

    2) 
_____

denominative

  [dI'nOmIntIv]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) _.     

    2. _n. _.     
_____

denominator

  [dI'nOmIneIt] _n. _. ; to reduce to a common denominator
     
_____

denotata

  [,di:nu'teIt] _pl.  denotatum
_____

denotation

  [,di:nu'teISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) () ; 

    4) _. ߣ 

    5) _.  ӣ
_____

denotative

  [dI'nuttIv] _a.

    1) 

    2)  (of - )
_____

denotatum

  [,di:nu'teItm] _. _n. _pl. (ta) _. 
_____

denote

  [dI'nut] _v.

    1) , , 

    2)   (-.), 
_____

denotement

  [dI'nutmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

denouement

  [deI'nu:ma:N] _n. _.

    1)  ( , )

    2) , 
_____

denounce

  [dI'nauns] _v.

    1) , ; 

    2) 

    3) 

    4) ,  (); to denounce a truce _.
        

    5) ,  ()
_____

denouncement

  [dI'naunsmnt] = denunciation
_____

dense

  [dens] _a.

    1) ; ; dense texture  ; dense ignorance
     ; dense population   

    2) ; ; dense forest  

    3) , 

    4) _. , 
_____

densely

  ['denslI] _adv. , ; a densely populated area ̣
  
_____

densimeter

  [den'sImIt] _n. , , 
_____

density

  ['densItI] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) , 

    3) _.  ; 
_____

dent

  I [dent]

    1. _n. , ,    ; 

    2. _v. ,  , ; 

  II [dent]

    1. _n. _. , ; , ; 

    2. _v. , 
_____

dental

  ['dentl]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) _. , 

    2. _n.    
_____

dentate

  ['denteIt] _a. _. 
_____

dentation

  [den'teISn] _n. _. 
_____

denticle

  ['dentIkl] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

denticular

  [den'tIkjul] = denticulate
_____

denticulate

  [den'tIkjuleIt] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. ֣ 
_____

denticulated

  [den'tIkjuleItId] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. ֣ 
_____

dentiform

  ['dentIfO:m] _a.   
_____

dentifrice

  ['dentIfrIs] _n.     
_____

dentil

  ['dentIl] = denticle 2)
_____

dentilingual

  ['dentI'lINgwl] _a. _. 
_____

dentine

  ['denti:n] _n. 
_____

dentist

  ['dentIst] _n.  , 
_____

dentistry

  ['dentIstrI] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

dentition

  [den'tISn] _n.

    1)    

    2)  
_____

denture

  ['dentS] _n.   (. );  
_____

denuclearization

  ['di:,nju:klIraI'zeISn] _n.  ,   
  
_____

denuclearized

  [di:'nju:klIraIzd] _a. ; denuclearized zone 
  ; ,    
_____

denudation

  [,di:nju:'deISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. , 
_____

denudative

  [dI'nju:dtIv] _a. , 
_____

denude

  [dI'nju:d] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  (-.); ; to denude of hope  ; to
    denude of money  

    3) _.  
_____

denunciation

  [dI,nAnsI'eISn] _n.

    1)  , ; 

    2) 

    3) ,  ()
_____

denunciative

  [dI'nAnsItIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

denunciator

  [dI'nAnsIeIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

denunciatory

  [dI'nAnsItrI] = denunciative
_____

deny

  [dI'naI] _v.

    1) ; to deny the charge  

    2) (); to deny a request   ; to deny
    oneself every luxury     

    3)  ;   ɣ (); she denied herself to
    visitors    ; he was denied admission  
    

    4) 

    5) , ,  ; to deny one's signature
       ; to deny one's words  
     
_____

deodar

  ['dIuda:] _n.  
_____

deodorant

  [di:'udrnt]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a.  () 
_____

deodorize

  [di:'udraIz] _v. ,  () , 
_____

deodorizer

  [di:'udraIz] _n. , 
_____

deontology

  [,di:On'tOldI] _n. 
_____

deoxidate

  [di:'OksIdeIt] = deoxidize
_____

deoxidize

  [di:'OksIdaIz] _v. _. ,  ; 
_____

depart

  [dI'pa:t] _v.

    1) ; ; , 

    2) , ,  (from); to depart from tradition
      ; to depart from one's word (promise) 
    ϣ  (); to depart from one's plans   

    3) ; 
_____

departed

  [dI'pa:tId]

    1. _p-p.  depart

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) _. , ; departed joys  

    3. _n. (the departed) ()
_____

department

  [dI'pa:tmnt] _n.

    1) ; ; the men's clothing department  
      ( )

    2) ,  (, )

    3) ; 

    4) _. ; State Department  
    (   ); Department of the Navy
    -  

    5)  

    6) , 

    7) 

    8) _attr. ;   ; department hospital
     
_____

department store

  [dI'pa:tmnt'stO:] _n.  , 
_____

departmental

  [,di:pa:t'mentl] _a.

    1) 

    2): departmental teaching  ,   
          
_____

departmentalism

  [,di:pa:t'mentlIzm] _n. 
_____

departure

  [dI'pa:tS] _n.

    1) , , ; ; to take one's departure
    ; 

    2)  ,  ; a new departure  
    ,    (   ..)

    3) , 

    4) _. , 

    5) _. ;  

    6) _attr. , ; departure position  ;
    the departure platform   
_____

depasture

  [di:'pa:stS] _v.

    1) ()

    2)    ()
_____

depauperate

  ['di:'pO:preIt] _v.

    1)   

    2) ,  
_____

depauperize

  ['di:'pO:praIz] _v.   ;  
_____

depend

  [dI'pend] _v.

    1)  (on, upon - )

    2)   ; to depend upon one's parents  
     

    3) , ; you may depend upon him   
    ; depend upon it  ; I depend on you to do it 
    ,    

    4)    , 

    *) it (all) depends  !, ף 
_____

dependability

  [dI,pend'bIlItI] _n. ģ
_____

dependable

  [dI'pendbl] _a. ģ;  ; dependable news
   
_____

dependant

  [dI'pendnt]

    1. = dependent 2, 1)

    2. _a. Σ, 
_____

dependence

  [dI'pendns] _n.

    1)  (upon); Σ ; to live in dependence
       ( -.);    (-.); he
    was her sole dependence   ţ  

    2) ; to place ( to put) dependence in smb.   -.
    

    3) _. ۣ ();  
_____

dependency

  [dI'pendnsI] _n.

    1) ; Σ 

    2)  

    3) _attr.: dependency allowance   
_____

dependent

  [dI'pendnt]

    1. _a.

      1) Σ, 

      2) ;  (on - ); dependent variable _.
       , 

      3)    (on)

      4) _. Σ ( )

      5) _. 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) Σ

      3) _. 
_____

dephosphorize

  [di:'fOsfraIz] _v. _. ,  
_____

depict

  [dI'pIkt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

depicture

  [dI'pIktS] _v. _.

    1) = depict

    2)  , 
_____

depilate

  ['depIleIt] _v.  
_____

depilatory

  [dI'pIltrI]

    1. _a.   

    2. _n.    
_____

deplane

  [di:'pleIn] _v. ()  ̣
_____

deplenish

  [dI'plenIS] _v. , 
_____

deplete

  [dI'pli:t] _v.

    1) ,  (,   ..); ; _.
    ; depleted strength _.  
    ( )

    2) _.  

    3) _.  
_____

depletion

  [dI'pli:Sn] _n.

    1) ,  (,   ..); 

    2) _. ,  

    3) _. 
_____

depletive

  [dI'pli:tIv]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

depletory

  [dI'pli:trI] = depletive 1
_____

deplorable

  [dI'plO:rbl] _a. , 
_____

deplore

  [dI'plO:] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  , 
_____

deploy

  [dI'plOI]

    1. _n. _. ף

    2. _v.

      1) _. ף()

      2) _. ; to deploy resources  
_____

deployment

  [dI'plOImnt] _n. ף
_____

deplume

  [dI'plu:m] _v.  ; _.  (,  
  ..)
_____

depolarise

  [di:'pulraIz] _v.

    1) _. 

    2) ,  (  ..)
_____

depone

  [dI'pun] _v. _.    
_____

deponent

  [dI'punnt]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ,    

      2) _.   ( _.  _. )

    2. _a. _.  ( _.  _. )
_____

depopulate

  [di:'pOpjuleIt] _v.

    1)    ; 

    2) ,  ( )
_____

depopulation

  [di:,pOpju'leISn] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

deport

  I [dI'pO:t] _v. , ; 

  II [dI'pO:t] _v. _refl.  
_____

deportation

  [,di:pO:'teISn] _n. , , 
_____

deportee

  [,di:pO:'ti:] _n. ; 
_____

deportment

  [dI'pO:tmnt] _n.

    1) ,   ; 

    2) , 
_____

depose

  [dI'puz] _v.

    1)  ( );  ( )

    2) _. ,    
_____

deposit

  [dI'pOzIt]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( )

      2) , ; ; to place money on deposit  
       

      3) 

      4) ; ; 

      5) _. , , 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)   ; 

      3)  , 

      4)   

      5) , ,  

      6)   ( )
_____

depositary

  [dI'pOzItrI] _n.

    1) ,   , 

    2) = depository
_____

deposition

  [,dep'zISn] _n.

    1)  ( );  ()

    2) _.   

    3) _.   

    4) ,  (  )

    5) , , 
_____

depositor

  [dI'pOzIt] _n. ; ; 
_____

depository

  [dI'pOzItrI] _n. , ; _. , ; he is
  a depository of learning   ޣ, 
_____

depot

  ['depu] _n.

    1) ; ; , 

    2) _.  

    3) _.  

    4) ['di:pu] _.  

    5) _attr. , ; depot battery  () 

    6) _attr.: depot ship -,  ; depot aerodrome
    -
_____

depravation

  [,depr'veISn] _n.

    1) ; ݣ

    2) , 
_____

deprave

  [dI'preIv] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

depraved

  [dI'preIvd]

    1. _p-p.  deprave

    2. _a. ; ݣ
_____

depravity

  [dI'prvItI] _n.

    1) ; ݣ

    2) _. 
_____

deprecate

  ['deprIkeIt] _v.  , , , 
  ; to deprecate war    ; to deprecate
  hasty action    
_____

deprecation

  [,deprI'keISn] _n. , ; ; 
_____

deprecative

  ['deprIkeItIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) = deprecatory 1)
_____

deprecatory

  ['deprIktrI] _a.

    1)    -. 

    2)  ; , 
_____

depreciate

  [dI'pri:SIeIt] _v.

    1) (),   

    2) , , 
_____

depreciatingly

  [dI'pri:SIeItINlI] _adv. , 
_____

depreciation

  [dI,pri:SI'eISn] _n.

    1) , ;  

    2) ; 

    3)     ( ޣ)

    4) _. , 
_____

depreciatory

  [dI'pri:SjtrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

depredate

  ['deprIdeIt] _v.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

depredation

  [,deprI'deISn] _n. (. _pl.)

    1) £, 

    2) ;  
_____

depredator

  ['deprIdeIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

depress

  [dI'pres] _v.

    1) , ,   ; 

    2) ; ; to depress the action of the heart 
     ; the trade is depressed   

    3) ; to depress eyes  ; to depress the voice
     

    4)  ,  (-.)
_____

depressant

  [dI'presnt] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _a.   -. 
_____

depressed

  [dI'prest]

    1. _p-p.  depress

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3) , ; depressed areas  
      
_____

depressing

  [dI'presIN]

    1. _pres-p.  depress

    2. _a. , ; ;  
_____

depression

  [dI'preSn] _n.

    1) ԣ , ; 

    2) ,  (  ..)

    3) _. ; depression of trade   

    4)  , , , ; depression in the
    ground 

    5) _.   ()

    6) _.  ()

    7) _. , 
_____

depressor

  [dI'pres] _n. _.  (. depressor muscle)
_____

deprivation

  [,deprI'veISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _.  
_____

deprive

  [dI'praIv] _v.

    1)  (of - -.)

    2) _.   ;  
_____

depth

  [dep] _n.

    1) , ; in the depth of one's heart   

    2) _pl. _. , 

    3) , ; the depth of one's feelings  ; in depth
    , ; in the depth of despair   

    4)  (, );  ()

    5) , ; in the depth of night  ; in the
    depth of winter   ; the depths of a forest  

    *) to be out of ( beyond) one's depth )    
    ( , ); )   ;    ;
    ) ,  ; to get ( to go) out of one's depth
       
_____

depth-bomb

  ['depbOm] _n.  
_____

depth-charge

  ['deptSa:d] = depth-bomb
_____

depth-gauge

  ['depgeId] _n.  ; 
_____

depurate

  ['depjureIt] _v. ()
_____

depuration

  [,depju'reISn] _n. 
_____

deputation

  [,depju:'teISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

depute

  [dI'pju:t] _v.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)  
_____

deputize

  ['depjutaIz] _v.

    1)  (-.; for)

    2)  

    3) 

    4)  ( ԣ, )
_____

deputy

  ['depjutI] _n.

    1) , ; ; Chamber of Deputies 
     ( )

    2) ; by deputy  ,  

    3) _. _.  deputy sheriff

    4) _.   ; 
_____

deputy sheriff

  ['depjutI'SerIf] _n. _. , ޣ  
_____

deracinate

  [dI'rsIneIt] _v.   ; 
_____

derail

  [dI'reIl] _v.

    1)   (); the car was derailed  ۣ 
    

    2)   
_____

derailment

  [dI'reIlmnt] _n.   ; 
_____

derange

  [dI'reInd] _v.

    1)   ;  (, )

    2)    (  ..)

    3)   ;   
_____

deranged

  [dI'reIndd]

    1. _p-p.  derange

    2.

      1) , ; to be (mentally) deranged   ,
       

      2) ,   
_____

derangement

  [dI'reIndmnt] _n.

    1)   , 

    2)  
_____

derate

  [di:'reIt] _v.    
_____

deration

  ['di:'rSn] _v.  ,  
_____

derelict

  ['derIlIkt]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; ; 

      2)  

      3) _.  (, )

    2. _n.

      1) -.   

      2) ,  

      3)  ,  , ; 

      4) _. ,    

      5) ,      
_____

dereliction

  [,derI'lIkSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)   (. dereliction of duty); 

    4)    ;  
_____

derequisition

  ['di:,rekwI'zISn] _v.    ( 
  )
_____

derestrict

  ['di:rIs'trIkt] _v.  
_____

deride

  [dI'raId] _v. , 
_____

derision

  [dI'rIn] _n.

    1) , ; to hold ( to have) in derision
    ; to be in derision  ; to bring into derision
     

    2) _. 
_____

derisive

  [dI'raIsIv] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; derisive attempts ,  
    
_____

derivable

  [dI'raIvbl] _a. , 
_____

derivation

  [,derI'veISn] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _. , 

    3)  

    4) _.  ; ; 

    5) _. ;  ()

    6) _. , 

    7) _. 
_____

derivative

  [dI'rIvtIv]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  

      2) _.  (); 

    2. _a. ; to be logically derivative from smth. 
      -.
_____

derive

  [dI'raIv] _v.

    1) , ; to derive an income  ; to
    derive pleasure   (from - )

    2) ; the word "evolution" is derived from Latin 
    ""  

    3)  ;  ( -.), ; to
    derive religion from myths    
    

    4) ; he derives his character from his father 
      

    5)  ()

    6) _. , 
_____

derm

  ['d:m] = derma
_____

derma

  ['d:m] _n. _. 
_____

dermal

  ['d:ml] _a. _. 
_____

dermatic

  [d:'mtIk] = dermal
_____

dermatitis

  [,d:m'taItIs] _n. _.  , 
_____

dermatologist

  [,d:m'tOldIst] _n. ,    
_____

dermatology

  [,d:m'tOldI] _n. 
_____

dernier

  ['d:nI] _a. _. ; dernier cry   ; dernier
  resort  
_____

derogate

  ['derugeIt] _v.

    1)  (, );  (   ..); to
    derogate from smb.'s reputation  -. 

    2)  ,  ϣ 
_____

derogation

  [,deru'geISn] _n.

    1)  (, );  (); it is said on
    derogation of his character  ,    

    2) 
_____

derogatory

  [dI'rOgtrI] _a.

    1) ;  (  ..)

    2) 
_____

derrick

  ['derIk] _n.

    1) _. -;   ߣ ; _. ߣ
    

    2)  

    3) _.  (    XVII .)
_____

derring-do

  ['derIN'du:] _n.  ; 
_____

derringer

  ['derInd] _n. _.   
_____

dervish

  ['d:vIS] _. _n. 
_____

desalt

  [di:'sO:lt] _v. 
_____

descale

  ['di:'skeIl] _v.  , 
_____

descant

  1. _n. ['desknt]

    1) , , 

    2) ; 

    3)  

  2. _v. [dIs'knt]

    1)  ,  (upon)

    2) , 
_____

descend

  [dI'send] _v.

    1) , ; to descend a hill   

    2) , 

    3) ; to descend from a peasant family  
     

    4)   ,  (from); to descend from
    father to son     

    5) ;  (); 

    6) ; ,  (upon)

    7)  (   ,      ..)

    8) _.   
_____

descendable

  [dI'sendbl] _. = descendible
_____

descendant

  [dI'sendnt] _n. ; direct ( lineal) descendant  
   
_____

descendible

  [dI'sendbl] _a.   
_____

descent

  [dI'sent] _n.

    1) ; ; to make a parachute descent   

    2) , 

    3)  (,   ..)

    4) 

    5)  ( ̣ )

    6)   ,  (,  )

    7)  ()

    8)   (.  ); 
_____

describe

  [dIs'kraIb] _v.

    1) , ; (); to describe one's
    purposes   

    2)  (, ); 
_____

description

  [dIs'krIpSn] _n.

    1) , ; to answer (to) the description
     ;   ; to beggar ( to
    baffle, to defy) description   ; beyond
    description   

    2) , , ; books of every description  ; of
    the worst description  ;   

    3) , 
_____

descriptive

  [dIs'krIptIv] _a. ; ; ; descriptive
  attribute _.  ; descriptive geometry
   ; descriptive style ,  
_____

descry

  [dIs'kraI] _v.

    1) , ,  (. )

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

desecrate

  ['desIkreIt] _v. ;  ()
_____

desecration

  [,desI'kreISn] _n. , 
_____

desegregation

  [di:'segrI'geISn] _n. ,  
_____

desensitize

  ['di:'sensItaIz] _v.

    1)  ;  

    2) _.     

    3) _. 
_____

desert

  I

    1. _n. ['dezt]

      1) 

      2)   

      3)  ,   ..

    2. _a. ['dezt]

      1) ; desert island  

      2) , 

    3. _v. [dI'z:t]

      1) , ;  (); his courage deserted him
        

      2) _. 

  II [dI'z:t] _n.

    1) 

    2) (. _pl.)  (    ); ;
    to treat people according to their deserts    
    ; to obtain ( to meet with) one's deserts  
    
_____

deserter

  [dI'z:t] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

desertion

  [dI'z:Sn] _n.

    1)  (  ..)

    2) 

    3) ; in utter desertion  
_____

deserve

  [dI'z:v] _v. ,   (-.); to deserve
  attention  ; to deserve well (ill) 
   (); to deserve well of one's country  
    
_____

deserved

  [dI'z:vd]

    1. _p-p.  deserve

    2. _a. 
_____

deservedly

  [dI'z:vIdlI] _adv. ,  ,  
_____

deserving

  [dI'z:vIN]

    1. _pres-p.  deserve

    2. _a. ; 
_____

deshabille

  [,deIz'bi:eI] _. = dishabille
_____

desiccate

  ['desIkeIt] _v.

    1) ; desiccated milk  ; desiccated fruit ۣ
    

    2) ,  
_____

desiccation

  [,desI'keISn] _n. ; ; 
_____

desiccator

  ['desIkeIt] _n.  ,  ; , ;
  
_____

desiderata

  [dI,zId'reIt] _pl.  desideratum
_____

desiderate

  [dI'zddreIt] _v. _.   (-.), 
   ( ޣ-.);  (-.)
_____

desideratum

  [dI,zdd'reItm] _. _n. (_pl. -ta) -. , ;
  ,   
_____

design

  [dI'zaIn]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , ; by design 

      3) ; ; ԣ; , ޣ; a design for a
      building  

      4) , ; 

      5)  (  ..)

      6) (. _pl.) () ; to have ( to harbour) designs on
      ( against) smb.     -.

    2. _v.

      1) ; this room is designed as a study  
        

      2) , , , ; we did not
      design this result     ; we designed for
      his good   ӣ   

      3)  , ; 

      4) , ;   (  ..)
_____

designate

  1. _a. ['dezIgnIt] (.  .) ,  ݣ  
   

  2. _v. ['dezIgneIt]

    1) , ; 

    2) , 

    3) 

    4)   
_____

designation

  [,dezIg'neISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) , 

    4)     ( )

    5)   
_____

designed

  [dI'zaInd]

    1. _p-p.  design 2

    2. _a.

      1)  ,   ..

      2) 

      3) 
_____

designedly

  [dI'zaInIdlI] _adv. ,  
_____

designer

  [dI'zaIn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ԣ

    3) 

    4) ,  

    5) 
_____

designing

  [dI'zaInIN]

    1. _pres-p.  design 2

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

    3. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ; , 
_____

desirability

  [dI,zaIr'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

desirable

  [dI'zaIrbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

desire

  [dI'zaI]

    1. _n.

      1) ()  (for)

      2) ; ; at your desire   

      3) , 

      4)  ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; to leave much to be desired  
       

      2) , ; I desire you to go at once   (),
         
_____

desirous

  [dI'zaIrs] _a. ,  (-.); to be desirous to succeed
  ( of success)   
_____

desist

  [dI'zIst] _v. , ; ; to desist from
  attempts   
_____

desk

  [desk] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2) 

    3) 

    4) _. 

    5)  

    6) _. ;  

    7)  

    8)  

    9) _.  ()

    10) _attr. ; desk set  
_____

desk book

  ['deskbuk] _n.  ; 
_____

desman

  ['desmn] _n. _. 
_____

desolate

  1. _a. ['deslIt]

    1) , , 

    2) , 

    3) , 

    4) ; 

  2. _v. ['desleIt]

    1) ; ; 

    2)  ;   
_____

desolation

  [,des'leISn] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) , 

    3) , 
_____

despair

  [dIs'pE]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; to fall into despair   ;
      out of despair  

      2)  ; he is the despair of his mother  
          

    2. _v. ,   (of); his life is despaired of 
     ģ ( )
_____

despairingly

  [dIs'pErINlI] _adv.  ; ģ
_____

despatch

  [dIs'ptS] = dispatch
_____

desperado

  [,desp'ra:du] _. _n. (_pl. -oes [,desp'ra:duz]) 
  ; ; 
_____

desperate

  ['desprIt] _a.

    1) , ģ; in desperate condition  
    

    2) ģ  ; ; desperate daring ) 
    ; )  

    3) ; ; desperate storm  ; desperate fool
     
_____

desperation

  [,desp'reISn] _n.

    1) , ; to drive smb. to desperation _.
     -.  ,  

    2) 
_____

despicable

  ['despIkbl] _a. 
_____

despise

  [dIs'paIz] _v. 
_____

despite

  [dIs'paIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2): in despite of (.  _prep.) ;  ; in his
      despite  

    2. _prep.  ; despite our efforts    
_____

despiteful

  [dIs'paItful] _a. _. , 
_____

despoil

  [dIs'pOIl] _v. , ;  (of - -.)
_____

despoilment

  [dIs'pOIlmnt] _n. ; £; 
_____

despoliation

  [dI'spulI'eISn] = despoilment
_____

despond

  [dIs'pOnd]

    1. _v.  , ,  

    2. _n. _. , ,  
_____

despondency

  [dIs'pOndnsI] _n. , ,  
_____

despondent

  [dIs'pOndnt] _a. , 
_____

despot

  ['despOt] _n. 
_____

despotic

  [des'pOtIk] _a. 
_____

despotism

  ['desptIzm] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

desquamate

  ['deskwmeIt] _v. _. , 
_____

dessert

  [dI'z:t] _n. ,  ()
_____

dessert-spoon

  [dI'z:tspu:n] _n.  
_____

destination

  [,destI'neISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)   (. place of destination);  (,
      ..)
_____

destine

  ['destIn] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ; the plan was destined to fail   
      

    3) ; we are destined for Moscow    
_____

destined

  ['destInd]

    1. _p-p.  destine

    2. _a. 
_____

destiny

  ['destInI] _n.

    1) , 

    2)   ; 

    3) (Destiny) _.  ; _pl. 
_____

destitute

  ['destItju:t]

    1. _a.

      1) ۣ (of - -.)

      2)  ; to be left destitute   

    2. _n. (the destitute) , 
_____

destitution

  [,destI'tju:Sn] _n. ; ; 
_____

destrier

  ['destrI] _n. _.  
_____

destroy

  [dIs'trOI] _v.

    1) ; 

    2)  ,   

    3) 
_____

destroyer

  [dIs'trOI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  , 

    3) _. 
_____

destruction

  [dIs'trAkSn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3)    ; overconfidence was his destruction
       
_____

destructive

  [dIs'trAktIv]

    1. _a.

      1) ; destructive agency  

      2) , ; destructive to health   

      3): destructive distillation _.  

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

destructor

  [dIs'trAkt] _n.  
_____

desuetude

  [dI'sju:Itju:d] _n. ; ; to fall into
  desuetude   
_____

desulphurize

  [di:'sAlfraIz] _v. _.  , 
_____

desultory

  ['desltrI] _a. , ; ; desultory
  conversation  ; desultory reading  ;
  desultory remark  ; desultory fighting _.
     ; desultory fire _. 
  
_____

detach

  [dI'ttS] _v.

    1) (); ; ; ; 
     (from)

    2) _. _. ,  (, )
_____

detachable

  [dI'ttSbl] _a.

    1) ߣ

    2) ; 
_____

detached

  [dI'ttSt]

    1. _p-p.  detach

    2. _a.

      1) , ; ̣; detached house 

      2) ; ; detached opinion ( view)
       

      3) ; in a detached way 

      4) _. ; detached duty ; detached
      service _.   ; to place on detached
      service  ( , ޣ  ..)
_____

detachment

  [dI'ttSmnt] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) ģ; ۣ; ; an air of detachment
    ۣ 

    3) ;  (  ..)

    4) _. _.    ;   ͣ
    ޣ

    5) _. () 
_____

detail

  ['di:teIl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; to go ( to enter) into details 
       ; in detail ; 

      2) _pl.  (  ); , 

      3) _. ; 

      4) _attr. , ; detail drawing  ԣ

    2. _v.

      1)  ,   

      2) _. ; ,   
_____

detailed

  ['di:teIld]

    1. _p-p.  detail 2

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) _. ; 
_____

detailing

  ['di:teIlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  detail 2

    2. _n. _. ,   ; detailing for guard 
     
_____

detain

  [dI'teIn] _v.

    1) ;  

    2)  (  ..)

    3) ;   

    4) ;  (  ..)
_____

detainee

  [,di:teI'ni:] _n. _. ,   
_____

detainer

  [dI'teIn] _n. _.

    1)   

    2)       
_____

detank

  [di:'tNk] _v. _. ()  
_____

detect

  [dI'tekt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) _. , 
_____

detection

  [dI'tekSn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

detective

  [dI'tektIv]

    1. _n.   , ; 

    2. _a. ; ; detective novel  
_____

detector

  [dI'tekt] _n.

    1)   ; lie detector  

    2) _. 

    3) _. 
_____

detent

  [dI'tent] _n. _. , ݣ, ; 
_____

detente

  [de'ta:Nt] _n. _. ,   (.  
   )
_____

detention

  [dI'tenSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ;   

    3)  

    4) 

    5) _.   

    6) _attr.: detention camp   
_____

detenu

  [,det'nju:] _n. _. , ޣ
_____

deter

  [dI't:] _v.  (from -  -.);  (from)
_____

deterge

  [dI't:d] _v. _. 
_____

detergent

  [dI't:dnt]

    1. _n. ,  ; 

    2. _a. , 
_____

deteriorate

  [dI'tIrIreIt] _v.

    1) (); ()

    2) 

    3) 
_____

deterioration

  [dI,tIrI'reISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

deteriorative

  [dI'tIrIreItIv] _a. 
_____

determinant

  [dI't:mInnt]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  

      2) _. , 

    2. _a. , , 
_____

determinate

  1. _a. [dI't:mInIt]

    1) ̣, 

    2) ۣ, 

    3) 

  2. _v. [dI't:mIneIt] 
_____

determination

  [dI,t:mI'neISn] _n.

    1) ;  (  ..); determination of price
    

    2) ; 

    3) ; 

    4) _.  ()
_____

determinative

  [dI't:mIntIv]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _.  
_____

determine

  [dI't:mIn] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) (); to determine upon a course of action , 
    ;   

    3) , 

    4) , 

    5) _. ,  ( ,   ..)

    6) ;  
_____

determined

  [dI't:mInd]

    1. _p-p.  determine

    2. _a.

      1)  , 

      2) ;  ; ; determined character
      ף 
_____

determinism

  [dI't:mInIzm] _n. _. 
_____

deterrence

  [dI'terns] _n.

    1)  (  )

    2) , 
_____

deterrent

  [dI'ternt]

    1. _n.  ;  

    2. _a.

      1) , ; 

      2) 
_____

detersive

  [dI't:sIv]

    1. _n. ,  ; 

    2. _a. , 
_____

detest

  [dI'test] _v. ,  
_____

detestable

  [dI'testbl] _a. ; ; detestable act 
  
_____

detestation

  [,di:tes'teISn] _n.

    1)  

    2)   ,  , 
_____

dethrone

  [dI'run] _v.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

dethronement

  [dI'runmnt] _n.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

detinue

  ['detInju:] _n. _.    ; action of
  detinue      
_____

detonate

  ['detuneIt] _v. , ()
_____

detonating

  ['detuneItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  detonate

    2. _a. ; detonating fuse  , 
    ; ; detonating gas  
_____

detonation

  [,detu'neISn] _n. ; 
_____

detonator

  ['detuneIt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _-. 
_____

detour

  ['di:tu] _n.  , ; ; to make a detour 
  
_____

detract

  [dI'trkt] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) , ; that does not detract from his merit  
      
_____

detraction

  [dI'trkSn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; 
_____

detractive

  [dI'trktIv] _a.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

detractor

  [dI'trkt] _n. 
_____

detractory

  [dI'trktrI] _a.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

detrain

  [di:'treIn] _v.

    1) ()   (.  )

    2) ,  ()
_____

detriment

  ['detrImnt] _n. , ; without detriment to   ; I
  know nothing to his detriment       ;
  to the detriment of one's health    
_____

detrimental

  [,detrI'mentl]

    1. _a.

      1)  ; 

      2) ; detrimental to one's health   

    2. _n. _.   ( )
_____

detrition

  [dI'trISn] _n. . _. ,   
_____

detritus

  [dI'traIts] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _attr.: detritus mineral  
_____

detruck

  [di:'trAk] _v. _.

    1) ()  

    2)  
_____

detrude

  [dI'tru:d] _v. , 
_____

detruncate

  [di:'trANkeIt] _v. , 
_____

detune

  [di:'tju:n] _v. _. 
_____

deuce

  I [dju:s] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  ޣ ( )

  II [dju:s] _n. ޣ ( , ); (the) deuce take
  it! ޣ !; (the) deuce a bit !; (the) deuce a man! !;
  to play the deuce with smb.   -.; where the deuce did
  I put the book? ޣ  ,    !
_____

deuced

  [dju:st]

    1. _a. _. ; ; I'm in a deuced hurry  
    

    2. _adv. , 
_____

deuterium

  [dju:'tIrIm] _n. _. _. , ֣ 
_____

devaluate

  ['di:'vljueIt] _v.

    1) 

    2) _.  
_____

devaluation

  [,di:vlju'eISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

devalue

  ['di:'vlju:] = devaluate
_____

devastate

  ['devsteIt] _v. , 
_____

devastated

  ['devsteItId] _a. ۣ, ң; devastated areas
   ( -. ) ,  
_____

devastating

  ['devsteItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  devastate

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ; devastating contrast  
_____

devastation

  [,devs'teISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.   ()
_____

develop

  [dI'velp] _v.

    1) ()

    2) 

    3) ,  ( , )

    4) ; to develop a mine  ; to develop the
    plot of a story   

    5) , 

    6) ,  (,   ..)

    7) (); he has developed a tendency to brood  
      ;    

    8) (), (),  ; it developed
    that he had made a mistake ,   ; to develop the
    enemy  

    9) _. 

    10) _. _. ף(); to develop an attack
    ף  
_____

developer

  [dI'velp] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

development

  [dI'velpmnt] _n.

    1) ; ; ; 

    2) ף

    3) ,  ()

    4) , 

    5) ( _pl.) ; ; to meet unexpected
    developments    

    6) , 

    7)  , ; 

    8) _. 

    9) _.  ,  

    10) _attr.: development theory  

    *) development battalion  ; development type 
    
_____

developmental

  [dI,velp'mentl] _a.

    1)   ; developmental diseases  ;
    developmental resources ,   
    

    2) 
_____

deviate

  ['di:vIeIt] _v. ; ; ; to deviate from the
  truth   ; to deviate ships   
   
_____

deviation

  [,di:vI'eISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3)  ( )

    4) _. _. ,   ң 

    5) _attr.: deviation clause _.    ,
         ,   
_____

device

  [dI'vaIs] _n.

    1) ; ; ; , 

    2) , , ɣ

    3) ; ; 

    4) ;  

    5) , 

    *) to leave smb. to his own devices  -.  
_____

devil

  ['devl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ޣ, 

      2) _. ,  ; a devil to work 
       ޣ; a devil to eat   

      3) .       
      : what the devil do you mean?     ,
      ޣ ?;    !; devil a bit of money did he give! 
       , ޣ  ! {. deuce II}

      4) , ,    , ""

      5)   ;    (. printer's devil)

      6) _. , ; lucky devil ; poor devil
      ; a devil of a fellow  ; little ( young) devil
      _. ԣ; _.  ,  

      7)         

      8) _.   ( );  

      9) _. -

      *) talk of the devil (and he is sure to appear) ̣  !;
      devil among the tailors )  , ; )  ;
      the devil (and all) to pay  , ;
       ; the devil is not so bad as he is painted
      _.    ޣ,   ; to paint the devil
      blacker than he is  ; between the devil and the deep
      sea   ; devil's own luck  ڣ;
       ; devil take the hindmost  ; 
      ޣ ;   ; to give the devil his due 
       ; to play the devil with  ;
      ; to raise the devil , ;  

    2. _v.

      1)  (for - );     ,
      

      2)      

      3) ; 

      4)   
_____

devil's bones

  ['devlzbunz] _n. _pl. _.  
_____

devil's books

  ['devlzbuks] _n. _pl. _. 
_____

devil'scoach-horse

  ['devlz'kutShO:s] _n.  ޣ 
_____

devil'sdarning-needle

  ['devlz'da:nIN,,ni:dl] _n. _. 
_____

devil-may-care

  ['devlmeI'kE] _a. ; ; ;
  devil-may-care attitude  , ӣ -
_____

devil-worship

  ['devl,w:SIp] _n.  
_____

devildom

  ['devldm] _n. , 
_____

devil-fish

  ['devlfIS] _n. _.

    1)  -  

    2) 

    3) 
_____

devilish

  ['devlIS]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _adv. _. , ; devilish funny (nice, cold, etc.)
      (,   ..)
_____

devilment

  ['devlmnt] = devilry 1), 2)  3)
_____

devilry

  ['devlrI] _n.

    1) ޣ ; 

    2) , 

    3) , 

    4) _. ,  
_____

deviltry

  ['devltrI] = devilry
_____

devious

  ['di:vjs] _a.

    1)    ; 

    2) , ; ; devious paths  

    3) ; , 

    4) ̣, Σ
_____

devisable

  [dI'vaIzbl] _a.

    1)   , ԣ

    2) _.   ,   
_____

devise

  [dI'vaIz]

    1. _n. _. ;   ()

    2. _v.

      1) , ; 

      2) _.  ()
_____

devisee

  [,devI'zi:] _n. _.  ( )
_____

deviser

  [dI'vaIz] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

devisor

  [,devI'zO:] _. 
_____

devitalize

  [di:'vaItlaIz] _v.   ;  
_____

devitrification

  ['di:,vItrIfI'keISn] _n. _. _. 
_____

devocalize

  [di:'vuklaIz] _v. _.  , 
_____

devoid

  [dI'vOId] _a. ۣ (of - -.);  (of - ); devoid of
  sense ۣ ; devoid of substance ۣ ; devoid of
  fear 
_____

devoir

  ['devwa:] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2) _pl.  ; to pay one's devoirs to smb.
     -. ϣ ;  
_____

devolution

  [,di:v'lu:Sn] _n.

    1)  (,   ..)

    2)  ()  

    3) _. , 
_____

devolve

  [dI'vOlv] _v.

    1)  (,   ..)

    2)     ( ,   ..; upon)

    3)    ( )

    4) ,  ( ); 
_____

devote

  [dI'vut] _v.

    1) , ; to devote much time to studies  
     

    2)  (-.)
_____

devoted

  [dI'vutId]

    1. _p-p.  devote

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) ݣ

      3)  (-.); he is devoted to sports  
      
_____

devotedly

  [dI'vutIdlI] _adv. 
_____

devotee

  [,devu'ti:] _n.

    1) ,   -. ; ; 
     

    2)  ; , 
_____

devotion

  [dI'vuSn] _n.

    1) ;  

    2)   (-.)

    3) ; devotion to tennis  

    4) 

    5) _pl.  ; 
_____

devotional

  [dI'vuSnl] _a. , 
_____

devour

  [dI'vau] _v.

    1) ;  

    2) _. ; ; devoured by curiosity (anxiety)
      (); to devour novel after novel
       ; to devour the way  ; he
    devoured every word     
_____

devouringly

  [dI'vaurINlI] _adv. ; to gaze devouringly at   
  
_____

devout

  [dI'vaut] _a.

    1) ; , 

    2) ; 
_____

dew

  [dju:]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. ; the dew of youth  

      3)  ; ; mountain dew 

    2. _v.

      1) , ; 

      2) _.  ; it is beginning to dew, it dews
       
_____

dew-claw

  ['dju:klO:] _n.         
  (     )
_____

dew-drop

  ['dju:drOp] _n.  , 
_____

dew-fall

  ['dju:fO:l] _n.

    1)  

    2)   , 
_____

dew-point

  ['dju:pOInt] _n. _.  ;  , 
  
_____

dewberry

  ['dju:berI] _n. 
_____

dewiness

  ['dju:InIs] _n. 
_____

dewlap

  ['dju:lp] _n.

    1)  (   )

    2) ң ( )

    3) _.  
_____

dewy

  ['dju:I] _a.

    1)  ; 

    2) , Σ

    3) _. ; 
_____

dexter

  ['dekst] _a.

    1) 

    2) _.    ( )  
_____

dexterity

  [deks'terItI] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2)  
_____

dexterous

  ['dekstrs] _a.

    1) , 

    2)   , 
_____

dextrin

  ['dekstrIn] = dextrine
_____

dextrine

  ['dekstrIn] _n. _. 
_____

dextro-rotatory

  [,dekstru'ruttrI] = dextrogyrate
_____

dextrogyrate

  [,dekstru'daIreIt] _a. _. ,  
   
_____

dextrorse

  [deks'trO:s] _a. _.   
_____

dextrose

  ['dekstrus] _n. _. 
_____

dextrous

  ['dekstrs] = dexterous
_____

dhole

  [dul] _. _n.  
_____

dhoti

  ['dutI] _. _n.   
_____

dhow

  [dau] _n.    
_____

dhurrie

  ['dArI] _n.     ,  
  ,    ..
_____

dhurry

  ['dArI] _n.     ,  
  ,    ..
_____

di-

  [dI], [daI] _pref.

    1) = dis-; diatomic 

    2) = dia-
_____

dia-

  ['daI] _pref. -, -
_____

diabase

  ['daIbeIs] _n. _. 
_____

diabetes

  [,daI'bi:ti:z] _n. _. ,  
_____

diabetic

  [,daI'betIk]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

diablerie

  [dI'a:blrI] _n. _. ; ޣ 
_____

diabolic

  [,daI'bOlIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) (. diabolical) , 
_____

diabolical

  [,daI'bOlIkl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

diabolism

  [daI'blIzm] _n.

    1)  

    2) ޣ , 

    3)  ; 

    4) , 
_____

diachylon

  [daI'kIln] _n. _.  
_____

diachylum

  [daI'kIlm] _n. _.  
_____

diacritic

  [,daI'krItIk] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

diacritical

  [,daI'krItIkl] _a. 
_____

diadem

  ['daIdem]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ;   

      2)  

    2. _v.  , 
_____

diaeresis

  [daI'IrIsIs] _. _n. (_pl. -eses) _.  ( " " 
     ţ    )
_____

diagnose

  ['daIgnuz] _v.  
_____

diagnoses

  [,daIg'nusi:z] _pl.  diagnosis
_____

diagnosis

  [,daIg'nusIs] _. _n. (_pl. -oses)

    1) ; to make a diagnosis  

    2)  , 
_____

diagnostic

  [,daIg'nOstIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1)  ()

      2) = diagnosis
_____

diagnosticate

  [,daIg'nOstIkeIt] = diagnose
_____

diagnostician

  [,daIgnOs'tISn] _n. 
_____

diagnostics

  [,daIg'nOstIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

diagonal

  [daI'gnl]

    1. _a. ,  ; diagonal cloth , 
      

    2. _n. 
_____

diagram

  ['daIgrm]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; assembled diagram  

      2) ; () ԣ

      3) _attr. ; in diagram form 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

diagrammatic

  [,daIgr'mtIk] = diagrammatical
_____

diagrammatical

  [,daIgr'mtIkl] _a. 
_____

diagrammatize

  [,daI'grmtaIz] ; () ԣ
_____

dial

  ['daIl]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  

      2) _.  

      3)  

      4) _.  , ""

      5)  , 

      6)   (. miner's dial)

    2. _v.

      1)   , 

      2)   (  )

      3)  (ɣ, )
_____

dialect

  ['daIlekt] _n. _.

    1) , ; 

    2) _attr. 
_____

dialectal

  [,daI'lektl] _a. _. 
_____

dialectical

  [,daI'lektIkl] _a.

    1) _. ; dialectical materialism 
    ; dialectical method  

    2) = dialectal
_____

dialectician

  [,daIlek'tISn] _n. _. 
_____

dialectics

  [,daI'lektIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

dialectology

  [,daIlek'tOldI] _n. 
_____

dialogic

  [,daI'lOdIk] _a. 
_____

dialogue

  ['daIlOg] _n.

    1)  ( , )

    2) 
_____

dialysis

  [daI'lIsIs] _n. _. 
_____

diameter

  [daI'mIt] _n. 
_____

diametral

  [daI'mItrl] _a. ; 
_____

diametric

  [,daI'metrIk] _a.  (. _.)
_____

diametrical

  [,daI'metrIkl] _a.  (. _.)
_____

diametrically

  [,daI'metrIklI] _adv. 
_____

diamond

  ['daImnd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; black diamond ޣ ; diamond of the
      first water   ; _.  ;
      rough diamond  ; _. , 
       ,     ; false
      diamond  

      2)    

      3) _. 

      4) _pl. _. 

      5) _.     

      6) _.  (   4,5 )

      *) diamond cut diamond    

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; diamond mine  ; the Diamond
      State _.  

      2) ; diamond anniversary , _. .
       

    3. _v.  
_____

diamond-field

  ['daImndfi:ld] _n.  
_____

diamond-point

  ['daImndpOInt] _n.

    1)      

    2) _pl. _-.      
_____

diapason

  [,daI'peIsn] _n.

    1) 

    2)   

    3) 
_____

diaper

  ['daIp]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) ,    

      3) ̣

      4)  

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) ף  ̣, 
_____

diaphanous

  [daI'fns] _a. , 
_____

diaphoretic

  [,daIfu'retIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

diaphragm

  ['daIfrm] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) , 

    3) _. 

    4) _. _. 
_____

diaphragmatic

  [,daIfrg'mtIk] _a.   
_____

diarchy

  ['daIa:kI] _n. , 
_____

diarist

  ['daIrIst] _n. ,  
_____

diarize

  ['daIraIz] _v.  
_____

diarrhoea

  [,daI'rI] _n. _. 
_____

diary

  ['daIrI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  -
_____

diastole

  [daI'stlI] _n. _. 
_____

diathermancy

  [,daI':mnsI] _n. _. , 
_____

diathermic

  [,daI':mIk] _a. _. ; 
_____

diathermy

  ['daI:mI] _n. _. 
_____

diathesis

  [daI'IsIs] _n. _. 
_____

diatom

  ['daItm] _n. _.  (Σ) 
_____

diatomic

  [,daI'tOmIk] _a. _. 
_____

diatonic

  [,daI'tOnIk] _a. _. 
_____

diatribe

  ['daItraIb] _n. _. ,   
_____

dibasic

  [daI'beIsIk] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

dibble

  ['dIbl] _-.

    1. _n. ,  

    2. _v.   ,    
_____

dibhole

  ['dIbhul] _n. _. 
_____

dibs

  [dIbz] _n. _pl.

    1)  ()

    2) 
_____

dice

  [daIs]

    1. _n. _pl.

      1) _pl.  die I, 1, 1)

      2)   

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)     ( )

      3)   

      4)   

      #) dice away   
_____

dice-box

  ['daIsbOks] _n. ,     
_____

dicer

  ['daIs] _n.   
_____

dichogamy

  [daI'kOgmI] _n. _. ,    
   
_____

dichotomy

  [daI'kOtmI] _n.

    1)      ; 

    2) _.       
    

    3) _.  

    4) _.    ,     
    
_____

dichromatic

  [,daIkru'mtIk] _a. 
_____

dichromic

  [daI'krumIk] _a. _.      
_____

dickens

  ['dIkInz] _n. _. ޣ; what the dickens do you want?  ޣ
   ?
_____

dicker

  ['dIk]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  ( , . , )

      2)  

      3)   ,     

    2. _v.   
_____

dickey

  ['dIkI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ;  

      3) _. , 

      4)       

      5)      

    2. _a. _.

      1) , ; ף  

      2) ģ (    ..)
_____

dicky

  ['dIkI] = dickey
_____

dicotyledon

  ['daI,kOtI'li:dn] _n. _.  
_____

dicotyledonous

  ['daI,kOtI'li:dns] _a. _. 
_____

dicta

  ['dIkt] _pl.  dictum
_____

dictagraph

  ['dIktgra:f] = dictograph
_____

dictaphone

  ['dIktfun] _n. 
_____

dictate

  1. _n. ['dIkteIt]

    1) ( _pl.) , , the dictates of reason (of
    conscience)   ()

    2) _. 

  2. _v. [dIk'teIt]

    1)  (  ..)

    2) ;  (  ..)
_____

dictation

  [dIk'teISn] _n.

    1) ; ; to write at smb.'s dictation   -.
    ; to take dictation   ; _. 
    

    2) ; to do smth. at smb.'s dictation  -. 
    -. , 

    3) = dictate 1, 2)
_____

dictator

  [dIk'teIt] _n. 
_____

dictatorial

  [,dIkt'tO:rIl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

dictatorship

  [dIk'teItSIp] _n. ; the dictatorship of the proletariat
   
_____

diction

  ['dIkSn] _n.

    1) ,   ;  ; poetic diction 
    

    2) 
_____

dictionary

  ['dIkSnrI] _n. 
_____

dictograph

  ['dIktgra:f] _n. 
_____

dictum

  ['dIktm] _n. (_pl. dicta)

    1) , 

    2) ,  

    3) _.  ,    
_____

did

  [dId] _p.  do I
_____

didactic

  [dI'dktIk] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

didacticism

  [dI'dktIsIzm] _n. ;   
_____

didactics

  [dI'dktIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

didder

  ['dId] _v. , 
_____

diddle

  ['dIdl] _v.

    1) _. , ; to diddle smb. out of his money
      -. 

    2)   
_____

didn't

  ['dIdnt] _. = did not
_____

dido

  ['daIdu] _n. (_pl. -oes ['daIduz]) _. _. , ; to
  cut didoes  
_____

didst

  [dIdst] _. 2- . . .   . to do
_____

die

  I [daI]

    1. _n.

      1) (_pl. dice)  ; to play with loaded dice 

      2) , ; ; 

      3) _.  ; 

      4) _.  ()

      5) _.  ; 

      *) the die is cast ( thrown)  ,  ; to be
      upon the die    

    2. _v. , 

  II [daI] _v.

    1) ,  (of, from -  -.; for -  -.); to
    die in one's bed   

    2) _.   (for); I am dying for a glass of water 
       ; I am dying to see him     

    3) , ;  

    4)  , 

    5)  ( )

    6)  ( )

    7)  ( ; . die out)

    #) die away ) ; )   ; )  ( );
    die down = die away; die off ) ; )    ;
    die out ) ; )  ( ); ) _. 
    ( )

    *) to die game  ,   ; to die hard
    )   ; )  ; to die in the last ditch
     ; to die in harness   ;  
    ϣ ; to die in one's boots   
     ; a man can die but once _.   
    ,    ; never say die _.   
    
_____

die-away

  ['daI,weI] _a. ; 
_____

die-hard

  ['daIha:d] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. , 
_____

die-sinker

  ['daI'sINk] _n.  , 
_____

die-stock

  ['daIstOk] _n. _. 
_____

dielectric

  [,daII'lektrIk] _.

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a. 
_____

dies irae

  ['di:eIz'IraI] _. _n. _.  
_____

dies non

  ['daIi:z'nOn] _. _n.  
_____

dieses

  ['daIIsIz] _pl.  diesis
_____

diesis

  ['daIIsIs] _n. (_pl. -eses) _.     
  
_____

diet

  I ['daIt]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; simple diet  

      2) ; to be on diet   ; a milk-free diet  
       

    2. _v.   ; to diet oneself  

  II ['daIt] _n.

    1)  ()

    2)  

    3) _.  
_____

dietary

  ['daItrI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _a. 
_____

dietetic

  [,daII'tetIk] _a. 
_____

dietetics

  [,daII'tetIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

dietitian

  [,daII'tISn] _n. ; 
_____

dif-

  [dIf] = dis-
_____

differ

  ['dIf] _v.

    1) ;  ( differ from)

    2)  ,  (from, with); ; to differ in
    opinion   ; I beg to differ ,    
     ; let's agree to differ     ϣ
    
_____

difference

  ['dIfrns]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; it makes no difference   ;
         ; it makes all the difference in the world 
        ;   

      2)  

      3) ,   ; ; to settle the
      differences  ; to iron out the differences ,
       ; to have differences ,  
      

      4) _. 

      *) to split the difference )   ; )  
      

    2. _v.

      1) ;   

      2) _.  
_____

different

  ['dIfrnt] _a.

    1) ,  ; ; ;  (from, to); this
    is different from what he said    ,  
    ; that is quite different    

    2) , ; a lot of different things   

    3) 
_____

differentia

  [,dIf'renSI] _n. (_pl. -ae)     
_____

differentiae

  [,dIf'renSIi:] _pl.  differentia
_____

differential

  [,dIf'renSl]

    1. _n.

      1) _. _. 

      2)       
             

      3) _-.           
      

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. ; differential gear _. 
      , 

      3) _. ; differential rent  ;
      differential rate    
_____

differentiate

  [,dIf'renSIeIt] _v.

    1) (), (); to differentiate one from another
       

    2) ()

    3) 
_____

differentiation

  [,dIfrenSI'eISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

differently

  ['dIfrntlI] _adv. , -; -; ; now he thinks
  quite differently about it       
_____

difficile

  ['dIfIsi:l] _a. _. ֣, , 
_____

difficult

  ['dIfIklt] _a.

    1) ; ֣

    2) , 

    3) ; ; ; difficult person ֣
    ;  
_____

difficulty

  ['dIfIkltI] _n.

    1) ; the difficulties of English   
     ; to find difficulty in doing smth.  
      ޣ-.

    2) , ; to put difficulties in the way 
      ; to overcome difficulties  ,
    ; to make ( to raise) difficulties  

    3) _pl.  (); I am in difficulties for money 
      
_____

diffidence

  ['dIfIdns] _n.

    1)   

    2) , , 
_____

diffident

  ['dIfIdnt] _a.

    1)   

    2) , , 
_____

diffluent

  ['dIflunt] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)    
_____

diffract

  [dI'frkt] _v. _. ,  ()
_____

diffraction

  [dI'frkSn] _n. _. ,  ()
_____

diffuse

  1. _a. [dI'fju:s]

    1)  (   ..)

    2) Σ, 

    3) , 

  2. _v. [dI'fju:z]

    1)  (,   ..)

    2) ; to diffuse learning ( knowledge) 
    

    3) ; , 

    4) _.  (   )
_____

diffused light

  [dI'fju:zdlaIt] _n.  
_____

diffusible

  [dI'fju:zbl] _a. _.      
_____

diffusion

  [dI'fju:n] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. , 
_____

diffusive

  [dI'fju:sIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

dig

  [dIg]

    1. _v. (dug, _. digged [dIgd])

      1) , ; ,  (. dig out)

      2) _. , ; to dig the truth out of smb.
         -.; to dig for information  

      3) , ,  (. dig in); to dig smb. in the ribs
       -.  

      4) _. _.  , 

      #) dig for ; dig from ; dig in, dig into
      ) ; to dig oneself in ; )  (,  
      ..); dig out ) ,  (of); ) _. _.
       ;  , ; dig through ,
      ; dig up ) ; _. , ; ) 
      ; ) _. _.  ;  ̣
      ; ) _. _.  ()

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ; to have a dig at smb.    -.

      3) _pl. _. ,  (    )

      4) _. _.  

      *) I am going to have a dig at Spanish    
       
_____

digamist

  ['dIgmIst] _n. ,    
_____

digamy

  ['dIgmI] _n.  ; 
_____

digastric

  [daI'gstrIk] _.

    1. _a.  ( )

    2. _n.   ()
_____

digest

  1. _n. ['daIdest]

    1)  (); ; ; , 
     ();    ;  
     

    2) (the Digest)  , 

  2. _v. [dI'dest]

    1) () ( ); this food digests well   
    ,  

    2) ; to read, mark and inwardly digest  
    ; to digest the events   

    3)  ()

    4) , 

    5)   , ;  

    6) (); (); ()

    7) _-.  
_____

digester

  [dI'dest] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)     ; -

    3) _. 
_____

digestibility

  [dI,dest'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

digestible

  [dI'destbl] _a. ,  
_____

digestion

  [dI'destSn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (  ..)
_____

digestive

  [dI'destIv]

    1. _n. ,  

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

digger

  ['dIg] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; , ; 

    3) _.   ;  
     

    4) (Diggers) _pl.  ,   ( .
    )

    5)   ; , ; potato digger
    

    6) (Diggers) _pl. _.  (    
    .   XVII .)

    7) _pl.  
_____

digger-wasp

  ['dIgwOsp] _n.  
_____

digging

  ['dIgIN]

    1. _pres-p.  dig 1

    2. _n.

      1) , أ;  

      2) _pl. , ;  

      3)  ( )

      4) 

      5) _pl. _. , أ; ""

      6) _pl. _. _. , 
_____

digit

  ['dIdIt] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ( ; = 3/4 )

    3) _.   ( 0  9)
_____

digital

  ['dIdItl]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ; digital computer   

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

digitalis

  [,dIdI'teIlIs] _n. _. _. , 
_____

digitate

  ['dIdItIt] _a.

    1) _.   

    2) _. 
_____

digitated

  ['dIdIteItId] = digitate
_____

dignified

  ['dIgnIfaId]

    1. _p-p.  dignify

    2. _a.

      1)    

      2) ; 

      3)  ( )
_____

dignify

  ['dIgnIfaI] _v.

    1)  ; 

    2) 

    3) ;  ; he dignifies his few books by the name
    of library      
_____

dignitary

  ['dIgnItrI] _n. , ,    (.
  )
_____

dignity

  ['dIgnItI] _n.

    1) ;   ; to stand on one's
    dignity     ; beneath one's dignity
      

    2) , , ; to confer the dignity of a peerage  
    

    3) _.   ; 
_____

digraph

  ['daIgra:f] _n. 
_____

digress

  [daI'gres] _v. ; ,  (   ..)
_____

digression

  [daI'greSn] _n.

    1) ,  ( )

    2) _.   ()  
_____

digressive

  [daI'gresIv] _a. ,  (   ..)
_____

digue

  [di:g] = dike
_____

dihedral

  [daI'hi:drl] _.

    1. _a.    ; dihedral angle
     

    2. _n. = dihedral angle {. 1}
_____

dike

  [daIk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) , 

      3)  , 

      4)    

      5) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  

      3)  () 

      4)  (̣, )  
_____

dike-reeve

  ['daIkri:v] _n.  , ,  ( 
   )
_____

dilapidate

  [dI'lpIdeIt] _v.

    1)     ; (); ();
    

    2) , 
_____

dilapidated

  [dI'lpIdeItId]

    1. _p-p.  dilapidate

    2. _a.

      1) , ; 

      2) ң

      3) ,  
_____

dilapidation

  [dI,lpI'deISn] _n.

    1)  ; ; 

    2)    

    3) 
_____

dilatable

  [daI'leItbl] _a.  , 
_____

dilatation

  [,daIleI'teISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

dilate

  [daI'leIt] _v.

    1) (); with dilated eyes    

    2) ; to dilate upon smth.    ޣ-.
_____

dilation

  [daI'leISn] = dilatation
_____

dilative

  [daI'leItIv] _a. ()
_____

dilator

  [daI'leIt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  
_____

dilatory

  ['dIltrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) ;  ()

    3) 
_____

dilemma

  [dI'lem] _n. ;  ; to be put into a
  dilemma, to be in a dilemma   ; to be on the horns of
  a dilemma      
_____

dilettante

  [,dIlI'tntI] _.

    1. _n. (_pl. -ti) , 

    2. _a. , 
_____

dilettanti

  [,dIlI'tnti:] _pl.  dilettante
_____

dilettantism

  [,dIlI'tntIzm] _n. , 
_____

diligence

  I ['dIlIdns] _n. , , 

  II ['dIlIa:ns] _n. _. 
_____

diligent

  ['dIlIdnt] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) _.  
_____

dill

  [dIl] _n. 
_____

dilly-dally

  ['dIlIdlI] _v. ; ,    
_____

diluent

  ['dIljunt] _.

    1. _n. ,  , 

    2. _a. , 
_____

dilute

  [daI'lju:t]

    1. _v.

      1) , , ; 

      2) ,  (,   ..)

      3) ,  

      *) to dilute labour   
      

    2. _a. ģ, 
_____

dilutee

  [,daIlju:'ti:] _n.  ,    
        
_____

dilution

  [daI'lu:Sn] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) ; dilution of labour   
    
_____

diluvial

  [daI'lu:vjl] _a. _. 
_____

diluvium

  [daI'lu:vjm] _n. _. 
_____

dim

  [dIm]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; dim room ԣ 

      2) 

      3)  ( ;  )

      4) , ; ; the inscription is dim 
      , ԣ; dim recollection  ; dim
      idea  

      5) , 

      6)   

      *) to take a dim view of smth.   -.  
      

    2. _v. ; () , ()

      #) dim out 
_____

dim-out

  ['dImaut] _n.  , 
_____

dim-witted

  ['dIm'wItId] _a. , 
_____

dime

  [daIm] _n. _.

    1)   10 

    2) _attr. ۣ; dime novel ۣ  

    *) not to care a dime     ; 
_____

dimension

  [dI'menSn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; of three dimensions ң 

      2) _pl. , ; ߣ; ; scheme of vast
      dimensions   ,  

    2. _v.  ;   
_____

dimensional

  [dI'menSnl] _a.  ; 
_____

dimerous

  ['dImrs] _a. _. _.    
_____

dimeter

  ['dImIt] _n. ң 
_____

dimethyl

  [daI'meIl] _n. _. 
_____

dimidiate

  1. _a. [dI'mIdIIt] ̣    

  2. _v. [dI'mIdIeIt]  ,    
_____

diminish

  [dI'mInIS] _v.

    1) (), ()

    2) 

    3) 
_____

diminished

  [dI'mInISt]

    1. _p-p.  diminish

    2. _a.

      1) ; diminished arch _. ,  ;
      diminished column   

      2) ; to hide one's diminished head , 
_____

diminuendo

  [dI,mInju'endu] _. _n. _adv. _. 
_____

diminution

  [,dImI'nju:Sn] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _.  

    3) _.       
_____

diminutival

  [dI,mInju'taIvl] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

diminutive

  [dI'mInjutIv]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) _. 

    2. _n. _.  
_____

dimity

  ['dImItI] _n. ,   ,   ..
_____

dimmer

  ['dIm] _n. _.      
_____

dimmish

  ['dImIS] _a. , 
_____

dimness

  ['dImnIs] _n.   . {. dim 1}
_____

dimorphic

  [daI'mO:fIk] _a. ,     
_____

dimorphism

  [daI'mO:fIzm] _n. 
_____

dimorphous

  [daI'mO:fs] _a. ,     
_____

dimple

  ['dImpl]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( , )

      2)  ( )

      3) 

    2. _v.  
_____

dimply

  ['dImplI] _a.

    1)  

    2) ģ  ( )
_____

dimwit

  ['dImwIt] _n. _.  , 
_____

din

  [dIn]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v.

      1) , ; 

      2) ,   

      3)  ; to din smth. into smb.'s ears (head)
       -.  ( -.  )
_____

dinar

  ['di:na:] _n.  (  , ,   .
  )
_____

dine

  [daIn] _v.

    1) ; to dine out   ; to dine on smth. 
    -.

    2)  ,  ; he dined me handsomely   
     

    3): this table (this room) dines twelve comfortably    (
     )     

    *) to dine with Duke Humphrey _.   
_____

diner

  ['daIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) -
_____

diner-out

  ['daInr'aut] _n. ,    
_____

dinette

  [daI'net] _n. _. ,     ( 
  )
_____

ding

  [dIN]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v. (dinged [dINd], dung)

      1)  (   ..)

      2)  
_____

ding-dong

  ['dIN'dON]

    1. _n.

      1) -, - (  )

      2)   ,   

      3)  

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; ding-dong fight ()    

    3. _adv.  , أ
_____

dingey

  ['dINgI] _n.

    1)   

    2) 

    3)   
_____

dinghy

  ['dINgI] _n.

    1)   

    2) 

    3)   
_____

dingle

  ['dINgl] _n.  
_____

dingle-dangle

  ['dINgl'dNgl]

    1. _n.    ң

    2. _adv. 
_____

dingo

  ['dINgu] _n. (_pl. -oes ['dINguz]) _. 
_____

dingy

  ['dIndI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ԣ,  ( , ); 

    3)  ( )

    4)  , ң
_____

dining-car

  ['daInINka:] _n. -
_____

dining-room

  ['daInINrum] _n. 
_____

dinkey

  ['dINkI] _n. _.  , ""
_____

dinky

  ['dINkI] _a. _. ; , 
_____

dinner

  ['dIn] _n.

    1) ; to have ( to take) dinner ; to give a dinner
      

    2) _attr. ; dinner break  ; dinner companion
    

    *) dinner without grace    ; after dinner comes
    the reckoning _.  ,    
_____

dinner-bell

  ['dInbel] _n.   
_____

dinner-jacket

  ['dIn,dkIt] _n. 
_____

dinner-pail

  ['dInpeIl] _n. 
_____

dinner-party

  ['dIn,pa:tI] _n.  ;   
_____

dinner-service

  ['dIn's:vIs] _n.  ,  
_____

dinner-set

  ['dIn'set] _n.  ,  
_____

dinner-time

  ['dIntaIm] _n.  ( ) 
_____

dinner-wagon

  ['dIn,wgn] _n.  ( ̣)
_____

dinosaur

  ['daInusO:] _n. 
_____

dint

  [dInt]

    1. _n.

      1)   ; 

      2): by dint of (.  _prep.) , ԣ

    2. _v.  , 
_____

diocesan

  [daI'OsIsn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  (   )  
_____

diocese

  ['daIsIs] _n. 
_____

diode

  ['daIud] _n. _. 
_____

dioecious

  [daI'i:Ss] _a. _. 
_____

diopter

  [daI'Opt] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  ( )
_____

dioptre

  [daI'Opt] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  ( )
_____

dioptric

  [daI'OptrIk] _a. _. , 
_____

dioptrics

  [daI'OptrIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

diorama

  [,daI'ra:m] _n. _. 
_____

dioxide

  [daI'OksaId] _n. _. 
_____

dip

  [dIp]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( ); to take ( to have) a dip (in the sea)
       ( )

      2) ,  ( ,  ,  
          ..)

      3)   (. farthing dip, dip candle)

      4)   

      5) , 

      6)   

      7) _. -

      8) _.  (, )

      9)   

      10) _.    (̣)

    2. _v. (dipped [dIpt], dipt)

      1) (); (); ; to dip one's fingers in water
         ; to dip a pen into ink   
      

      2)    ; to dip candles   ;
      to dip a dress ,  ; to dip sheep 
         

      3)  (. dip out)

      4)  (  )

      5) , ; the sun dips below the horizon 
        ; the road dips    

      6)  ();  ()

      7)  ( , );   -.;
      to dip (deep) into the future   

      8) ,   (into); to dip into a
      book  

      9) _.  ( )

      10) _. ,  ( )

      11) _.    ( ̣)

      #) dip out, dip up 

      *) to dip into one's pocket ( purse) ; to dip in
      the gravy   ; to dip one's pen in gall
      , ֣  ( ޣ-.)
_____

dip-needle

  ['dIp,ni:dl] _n.  
_____

dip-net

  ['dIpnet] _n.    (  )
_____

diphasic

  [daI'feIzIk] _a. _. 
_____

diphtheria

  [dIf'IrI] _n. _. , 
_____

diphtheric

  [dIf'erIk,] = diphtheritic
_____

diphtheritic

  [dIf'rItIk] _a. 
_____

diphthong

  ['dIfON] _n. _. 
_____

diphthongal

  ['dIfONgl] _a. _.   
_____

diphthongize

  ['dIfONgaIz] _v. _.  ;   
_____

diploma

  [dI'plum]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; diploma in architecture  

      2)  

    2. _v. (. _p-p.)  
_____

diplomacy

  [dI'plumsI] _n. 
_____

diplomaed

  [dI'plumd]

    1. _p-p.  diploma 2

    2. _a.    , 
_____

diplomat

  ['dIplmt] _n. 
_____

diplomatic

  [,dIpl'mtIk] _a.

    1) ; diplomatic body ( corps) 
    ; diplomatic bag ( pouch)    ,
     

    2) , ; be diplomatic 

    3) 

    4) , ; diplomatic copy  
_____

diplomatics

  [,dIpl'mtIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.)

    1)  

    2)  ( )
_____

diplomatist

  [dI'plumtIst] = diplomat
_____

diplomatize

  [dI'plumtaIz] _v.  
_____

dipnoi

  ['dIpnOI] _n. _pl. _.  ()
_____

dipolar

  [daI'pul] _a. _.   
_____

dipper

  ['dIp] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) ; 

    4): the (Big) Dipper _.  ; the Little Dipper
    _.  

    5)  ()

    6) _.  
_____

dipping

  ['dIpIN]

    1. _pres-p.  dip 2

    2. _n. , ; 
_____

dipping-needle

  ['dIpIN,ni:dl] = dip-needle
_____

dippy

  ['dIpI] _a. _. , 
_____

dipsomania

  [,dIpsu'meInj] _n. _. 
_____

dipsomaniac

  [,dIpsu'meInIk] _n. ,  
_____

dipt

  [dIpt] _p.  _p-p.  dip 2
_____

dipteral

  ['dIptrl]

    1. _a.

      1) _. ֣     

      2) = dipterous

    2. _n. _.    ;  , ֣
      
_____

dipterous

  ['dIptrs] _a. _. _. 
_____

diptych

  ['dIptIk] _n.

    1) _.  (ݣ   )

    2) _. ;  
_____

dire

  ['daI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ; dire necessity  , ; dire
    plight  
_____

direct

  [dI'rekt]

    1. _a.

      1) ; direct road  

      2) , , ; direct descendant  
       ; direct influence  ; direct
      drive  ; direct (laying) fire _. , 
       ; direct hit _.  ; direct pointing
      _. _.  

      3) , ; direct opposite  ()
      

      4) , ; ; ; direct answer ,
       

      5) _. ; direct speech  

      6) _.     

      7) _. ; direct current  

    2. _adv. , 

    3. _v.

      1) ; ; to direct a business 
      , 

      2) ; to direct one's remarks (efforts, attention) (to)
         (, ) (); to direct one's
      eyes   ; to direct one's steps 

      3) ; to direct a parcel  

      4) ()

      5)  ; can you direct me to the post-office? 
         ,    ?

      6) ; do as you are directed ,   

      7)  (, )

      8) _.  ( ӣ)

      9) , , ; duty directs my actions
           
_____

directing-post

  [dI'rektINpust] _n.   
_____

direction

  [dI'rekSn] _n.

    1) , ; to work under the direction of smb.
       -.

    2) ; 

    3) ; ; ; at the direction  ,
     ; to give directions  

    4) _pl. 

    5) ; in the direction of   

    6)  (   ..)

    7) , ; there is a marked improvement in many directions
         ; new directions of
    research   

    8) _.  (, ); 
_____

direction sign

  [dI'rekSnsaIn] _n.  () 
_____

direction-finder

  [dI'rekSn,faInd] _n. 
_____

directional

  [dI'rekSnl] _a. ,  ; directional radio
   ; ; directional transmitter ,
   
_____

directive

  [dI'rektIv]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) 
_____

directly

  [dI'rektlI]

    1. _adv.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) ; 

    2. _cj. _.  ; to get up directly the bell rings 
     
_____

director

  [dI'rekt] _n.

    1)  ; ; managing director  
     - , 

    2) 

    3) _.  

    4) _. 

    5) ӣ

    6) ֣ (, )

    7) _. ;    Σ
_____

directorate

  [dI'rektrIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

directorial

  [,dIrk'turIl] _a. ; directorial board 
_____

directorship

  [dI'rektSIp] _n. ; 
_____

directory

  [dI'rektrI]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  ; ; telephone directory  

      3) _. 

      4) (Directory) _. 

    2. _a. ,  , 
_____

directress

  [dI'rektrIs] _n. ,   
_____

directrices

  [dI'rektrIsi:z] _pl.  directrix
_____

directrix

  [dI'rektrIks] _. _n. (_pl. -rices) _. , 
  
_____

direful

  ['daIful] _a. ; ; 
_____

dirge

  [d:d] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

dirigible

  ['dIrIdbl]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.  (.  )
_____

diriment

  ['dIrImnt] _a. _. ; diriment impediment of marriage
  ,  
_____

dirk

  [d:k]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. 

    2. _v.  
_____

dirndl

  ['d:ndl] _. _n.

    1)       

    2)     (. dirndl skirt)
_____

dirt

  [d:t] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) ; ; 

    3) ; ; to do smb. dirt  -. 

    4)  , , ; to fling ( to throw, to
    cast) dirt at smb.  ,  -.; to fling dirt
    about 

    5) _. ;  ; ;  

    6) _attr. ; ; dirt floor  ; dirt road
     

    7) _attr. ; dirt wagon _.    

    *) as cheap as dirt   ; dirt farmer _. ,
      ; yellow dirt _. ; to treat smb.
    like dirt    -.,  -.
_____

dirt track

  ['d:ttrk] _n.      
_____

dirt-cheap

  ['d:t'tSi:p] _a.  ۣ;   
_____

dirtily

  ['d:tIlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

dirtiness

  ['d:tInIs] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

dirty

  ['d:tI]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) ң, ; dirty conduct  

      3) ; dirty player  

      4) _. ; ; dirty weather  

      *) dirty work )  ; ) ֣,  ; to
      do smb.'s dirty work for him   -. ֣ 

    2. _n.: to do the dirty on smb.   -.

    3. _v. , 
_____

dis-

  [dIs] _pref.

    1)     -, -; obedient
     - disobedient ; to organize  - to
    disorganize 

    2)    -.: to disinherit  ; to
    disbar    ; to disbranch  ;
    dismasted ۣ 

    3)   , ,    ,
       : to distribute ; to dismiss
    

    4)      : to disannul
    
_____

disability

  [,dIs'bIlItI] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) _. 

    3) ԣ

    4) _attr.: disability pension   
_____

disable

  [dIs'eIbl] _v.

    1)  , ; 

    2) _.  ,  

    3) _.   
_____

disabled

  [dIs'eIbld]

    1. _p-p.  disable

    2. _a. ;   ; disabled soldier (
    veteran)  ; disabled worker  
_____

disablement

  [dIs'eIblmnt] _n.

    1)   

    2)  

    3)  
_____

disabuse

  [,dIs'bju:z] _v.: disabuse smb. of error  -. 
  ; to disabuse one's mind  ;  
  
_____

disaccord

  [,dIs'kO:d]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.   
_____

disadvantage

  [,dIsd'va:ntId] _n.

    1) ,  ; to be at a disadvantage  
     ; to take smb. at a disadvantage ) 
    -. ; )     ,  -.; to
    put smb. at a disadvantage  -.   

    2) , ; 

    3) 
_____

disadvantageous

  [,dIsdva:n'teIds] _a. , 
_____

disaffected

  [,dIs'fektId] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

disaffirm

  [,dIs'f:m] _v.

    1) 

    2) _.  ()
_____

disafforest

  [,dIs'fOrIst] _v.

    1)  

    2) _.      (  
    )
_____

disagree

  [,dIs'gri:] _v.

    1)  ,  ,   

    2)   ;  ; I disagree with you  
      

    3)  , ; they disagree  

    4)  ,  ,   ( ,
    ; with)
_____

disagreeable

  [,dIs'grIbl]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; 

    2. _n. (. _pl.) 
_____

disagreement

  [,dIs'gri:mnt] _n.

    1)   ; 

    2) , 
_____

disallow

  ['dIs'lau] _v.

    1) 

    2) ; to disallow a claim   

    3) 
_____

disallowance

  [,dIs'launs] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

disannul

  [,dIs'nAl] _v. , ;  
_____

disappear

  [,dIs'pI] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

disappearance

  [,dIs'pIrns] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

disappoint

  [,dIs'pOInt] _v.

    1) ; to be disappointed at smth.   ޣ-.

    2)  ()

    3) ; he was disappointed of the prize   
_____

disappointed

  [,dIs'pOIntId]

    1. _p-p.  disappoint

    2. _a. , ; ޣ
_____

disappointing

  [,dIs'pOIntIN]

    1. _pres-p.  disappoint

    2. _a. , ; 
_____

disappointment

  [,dIs'pOIntmnt] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) , 

    3) -.,   
_____

disapprobation

  [,dIspru'beISn] _n. ; 
_____

disapprobative

  [dIs'prubeItIv] _a. , 
_____

disapprobatory

  [dIs'prubeItrI] _a. , 
_____

disapproval

  [,dIs'pru:vl] _n. ; 
_____

disapprove

  ['dIs'pru:v] _v.  ;   (of - )
_____

disapprovingly

  ['dIs'pru:vINlI] _adv. 
_____

disarm

  [dIs'a:m] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) ()
_____

disarmament

  [dIs'a:mmnt] _n. 
_____

disarming

  [dIs'a:mIN]

    1. _pres-p.  disarm

    2. _a. 
_____

disarrange

  ['dIs'reInd] _v.

    1) , 

    2)   
_____

disarrangement

  [,dIs'reIndmnt] _n. ; 
_____

disarray

  ['dIs'reI]

    1. _n.

      1) , , 

      2)   ;  

    2. _v.

      1)   ,  

      2) _. ,  
_____

disarticulate

  ['dIsa:'tIkjuleIt] _v. , 
_____

disassemble

  ['dIs'sembl] _v.  ( ); 
_____

disaster

  [dI'za:st] _n. , ; to invite disaster  
_____

disastrous

  [dI'za:strs] _a. , 
_____

disavow

  ['dIs'vau] _v.

    1) 

    2) , ; ֣;   
    

    3) _. 
_____

disavowal

  ['dIs'vaul] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) _. 
_____

disbalance

  [dIs'blns] _n.  , 
_____

disband

  [dIs'bnd] _v.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) , 
_____

disbar

  [dIs'ba:] _v. _.   ,   
  
_____

disbarment

  [dIs'ba:mnt] _n. _.

    1)   

    2)        
_____

disbelief

  ['dIsbI'li:f] _n. ; 
_____

disbelieve

  ['dIsbI'li:v] _v.

    1)  ;   (in)

    2)  
_____

disbeliever

  ['dIsbI'li:v] _n. 
_____

disboscation

  [,dIsbOs'keISn] _n. _-. ,    
  
_____

disbosom

  [dIs'buzm] _v.  ; 
_____

disbranch

  [dIs'bra:ntS] _v.  ;  ()
_____

disbud

  [dIs'bAd] _v.  ()  , 
_____

disburden

  [dIs'b:dn] _v. ()  , _.  ; to
  disburden one's mind (of) ,  
_____

disburse

  [dIs'b:s] _v. ; ; 
_____

disbursement

  [dIs'b:smnt] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

disc

  [dIsk] = disk
_____

disc jockey

  ['dIsk,dOkI] = disk jockey
_____

disc-jockey

  ['dIsk,dOkI] = disk jockey
_____

disk-jockey

  ['dIsk,dOkI] = disk jockey
_____

discard

  1. _n. ['dIska:d]

    1)  

    2)  

    3) -. , ; ; to throw into the discard
      

  2. _v. [dIs'ka:d]

    1)  

    2) ,  ( )

    3)  (  ,   ..)

    4) 
_____

discern

  [dI's:n] _v.

    1) , ; ; we discerned a sail in the
    distance    ; to discern smb.'s intentions
     -. 

    2) ;  ; to discern no difference  
    
_____

discernible

  [dI's:nbl] _a. , ; 
_____

discerning

  [dI's:nIN]

    1. _pres-p.  discern

    2. _a.

      1)  , 

      2) 
_____

discernment

  [dI's:nmnt] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) 
_____

discharge

  [dIs'tSa:d]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3) 

      4)  ( )

      5)  (ޣ)

      6) ;  ()

      7)  ()

      8)  ()

      9) ; , ; 

      10)  ()

      11)  (  ..)

      12) _. 

      13) _. _.  ;   
      

      14) _.  ; 

      15) _attr.: discharge pipe ,  

    2. _v.

      1) ; to discharge cargo from a ship  

      2)  , 

      3) ; , ; the chimney discharges smoke 
       ģ ; the wound discharges matter   ; to
      discharge oaths  

      4)    ( )

      5) ,  ޣ; _. ;  
         

      6)  (ޣ)

      7) ;    ()

      8)  ( )

      9)  ()

      10)  ()

      11) _. 

      12) _. _.  , 

      13)  ()

      14)  ( )
_____

dischargee

  [,dIstSa:'di:] _n. _.   , 
_____

discharger

  [dIs'tSa:d] _n.

    1) ,  ,   . {. discharge 2}

    2) _. ; lightning discharger 

    3)   
_____

disci

  ['dIskaI] _pl.  discus
_____

disciple

  [dI'saIpl] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) _. 
_____

disciplinarian

  [,dIsIplI'nErIn] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  
_____

disciplinary

  ['dIsIplInrI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

discipline

  ['dIsIplIn]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3)  ( )

      4) 

      5) _. ;  

      6) _. ; 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) ;   
_____

discipular

  [dI'sIpjul] _a. _. 
_____

disclaim

  [dIs'kleIm] _v.

    1) ; to disclaim responsibility   
    

    2) ,  

    3) _.  (   -.)
_____

disclaimer

  [dIs'kleIm] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.  (   -.)
_____

disclamation

  [,dIskl'meISn] = disclaimer
_____

disclose

  [dIs'kluz] _v. , , 
_____

disclosure

  [dIs'klu] _n. , , , 
_____

discoboli

  [dIs'kOblaI] _pl.  discobolus
_____

discobolus

  [dIs'kObls] _. _n. (_pl. -li) 
_____

discoid

  ['dIskOId] _a.   
_____

discolor

  [dIs'kAl] = discolour
_____

discoloration

  [dIs,kAl'reISn] = discolouration
_____

discolour

  [dIs'kAl] _v.

    1)  , ; ()

    2) ()
_____

discolouration

  [dIs,kAl'reISn] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) 
_____

discomfit

  [dIs'kAmfIt] _v.

    1)  (  ..)

    2)   

    3) _.  
_____

discomfiture

  [dIs'kAmfItS] _n.

    1)  

    2) , 

    3) _.  ( )
_____

discomfort

  [dIs'kAmft]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) Σ ; 

      3) 

    2. _v. ;  ; 
_____

discommend

  [,dIsk'mend] _v.

    1)  ; 

    2)  , 
_____

discommode

  [,dIsk'mud] = discomfort 2
_____

discommodity

  [,dIsk'mOdItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; -. 
_____

discommon

  [dIs'kOmn] _v.

    1)     ̣

    2) _.       
    (   )
_____

discompose

  [,dIskm'puz] _v. ; ; , 
_____

discomposedly

  [,dIskm'puzIdlI] _adv. ; ; 
_____

discomposure

  [,dIskm'pu] _n. , , 
_____

disconcert

  [,dIskn's:t] _v.

    1) ;   

    2)  ()
_____

disconcerted

  [,dIskn's:tId]

    1. _p-p.  disconcert

    2. _a.

      1) ݣ

      2) 
_____

disconnect

  ['dIsk'nekt] _v.

    1) , ,  (with, from)

    2) _. ; 
_____

disconnected

  ['dIsk'nektId]

    1. _p-p.  disconnect

    2. _a.

      1) Σ

      2) , 
_____

disconnectedly

  ['dIsk'nektIdlI] _adv. , 
_____

disconnection

  [,dIsk'nekSn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ݣ

    3) _. 
_____

disconnexion

  [,dIsk'nekSn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ݣ

    3) _. 
_____

disconsider

  [,dIskn'sId] _v. ,  
_____

disconsolate

  [dIs'kOnslIt] _a. , , 
_____

discontent

  ['dIskn'tent]

    1. _n. ; ң, 

    2. _a. ; ң

    3. _v.  ; to be discontented  
_____

discontentedly

  ['dIskn'tentIdlI] _adv. ; ң;  
_____

discontentment

  ['dIskn'tentmnt] = discontent 1
_____

discontiguous

  [,dIskn'tIgjus] _a. , 
_____

discontinuance

  [,dIskn'tInjuns] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.  ()
_____

discontinuation

  [,dIskntInju'eISn] = discontinuance
_____

discontinue

  ['dIskn'tInju:] _v.

    1) (), (); ; publication will
    discontinue   ; to discontinue a unit _.
    _.  

    2) _.  ()
_____

discontinuity

  ['dIs,kOntI'nju:ItI] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) , 
_____

discontinuous

  ['dIskn'tInjus] _a. , ; ,
  ; discontinuous waves _.  ;
  discontinuous function _.  
_____

discord

  1. _n. ['dIskO:d]

    1) , ; ; to sow discord  

    2) ;  

    3) _. 

  2. _v. [dIs'kO:d]

    1)   ,  (with, from)

    2) ;  

    3) _.  
_____

discordance

  [dIs'kO:dns] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

discordant

  [dIs'kO:dnt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ,  ( ); discordant note 
_____

discount

  ['dIskaunt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; at a discount )   ; ;
      ) _. ;   

      2) _. , ޣ 

      3) _.  ,  ޣ

      4) ()    ()

    2. _v.

      1) _. ,  

      2) _.   ң    

      3)  

      4) ; ,  (  ..)

      5)    ޣ

      6)    ,    
_____

discountenance

  [dIs'kauntInns] _v.

    1)  ; 

    2)   

    3) ,   
_____

discourage

  [dIs'kArId] _v.

    1) , ,  

    2) ,  (from)
_____

discouragement

  [dIs'kArIdmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , 

    3) 
_____

discouraging

  [dIs'kArIdIN]

    1. _pres-p.  discourage

    2. _a. , 
_____

discourse

  [dIs'kO:s]

    1. _n.  (  ); , , 

    2. _v. ; ;    , ,
    
_____

discourteous

  [dIs'k:tjs] _a. , , 
_____

discourtesy

  [dIs'k:tIsI] _n. , , , 
_____

discover

  [dIs'kAv] _v.

    1) , , ; to discover good reasons
      

    2)  , 
_____

discovert

  [dIs'kAvt] _a. _. ; 
_____

discovery

  [dIs'kAvrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) ף ()

    *) Discovery Day    (12 )
_____

discredit

  [dIs'kredIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to bring discredit on oneself 
      ; such behaviour is a discredit to him   ,
       ; to bring into discredit   ,
      

      2) ; to throw discredit upon smth.  -.
      

      3) _.   

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; his behaviour discredits him with the
      public       

      2)  ; the report is discredited    
_____

discreditable

  [dIs'kredItbl] _a. , 
_____

discreet

  [dIs'kri:t] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) , 
_____

discrepancy

  [dIs'krepnsI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , ; 
_____

discrepant

  [dIs'krepnt] _a.  ( -.); ; ;
  ; discrepant rumours  
_____

discrete

  [dIs'kri:t] _a.

    1) ,    ; 

    2) _. 
_____

discretion

  [dIs'kreSn] _n.

    1) , ; the years of discretion  (
     - 14 ),       
    ; to act with discretion   , ;
    to show discretion  

    2)  ; ; the instructions leave me a wide
    discretion      ; at
    the discretion of smb.   -.; I leave it to your
    discretion ,    ; to use one's discretion
    ,    ; at discretion 
     ; to surrender at discretion 
       

    *) discretion is the better part of valour   
     (.    )
_____

discretionary

  [dIs'kreSnrI] _a.

    1)    

    2)    , ;
    discretionary powers  
_____

discriminate

  1. _a. [dIs'krImInIt]

    1) ޣ;   

    2) ()

  2. _v. [dIs'krImIneIt]

    1) , 

    2) () ,  (between)

    3) ;  -; to discriminate in favour
    of smb.  -.   ; to discriminate
    against smb.  -.   
_____

discriminating

  [dIs'krImIneItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  discriminate 2

    2. _a.

      1)  (   ..)

      2)  , ; ; ;
      discriminating taste  

      3) 
_____

discrimination

  [dIs,krImI'neISn] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) ;  ,  ; race
    discrimination  
_____

discriminative

  [dIs'krImIntIv] = discriminating 2, 1)  2)
_____

discriminatory

  [dIs'krImIntrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

discrown

  [dIs'kraun] _v.  ; _. 
_____

discursive

  [dIs'k:sIv] _a.

    1)      

    2) _. 
_____

discus

  ['dIsks] _n. (_pl. disci) 
_____

discuss

  [dIs'kAs] _v.

    1) , 

    2) _. ,   ; 
_____

discussion

  [dIs'kASn] _n.

    1) ; the question is under discussion  

    2) , 

    3) ; direct discussion ,  

    4) _. 
_____

disdain

  [dIs'deIn]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)    ;  
_____

disdainful

  [dIs'deInful] _a. , 
_____

disease

  [dI'zi:z]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  ( );  
_____

diseased

  [dI'zi:zd]

    1. _p-p.  disease 2

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , 
_____

disembark

  ['dIsIm'ba:k] _v.

    1) () ( )

    2)  (,   )
_____

disembarkation

  [,dIsemba:'keISn] _n. ,  ( )
_____

disembarrass

  ['dIsIm'brs] _v.

    1)   , ;  (of - 
    , )

    2)  (-. ; from)
_____

disembody

  ['dIsIm'bOdI] _v. (. _p-p.)

    1) ,  ()

    2)     (  ..); _. 
      
_____

disembogue

  [,dIsIm'bug] _v.

    1) ,  ( )

    2)  ( )

    3) , 
_____

disembosom

  [,dIsIm'buzm] _v.

    1)  (, )

    2) _refl.  ,  (-.)
_____

disembowel

  [,dIsIm'baul] _v. 
_____

disembroil

  [,dIsIm'brOIl] _v. 
_____

disenable

  [,dIsIn'eIbl] _v.  ; 
_____

disenchant

  [,dIsIn'tSa:nt] _v.   , , 
_____

disencumber

  ['dIsIn'kAmb] _v.   , , 
_____

disendow

  ['dIsIn'dau] _v.  ,    .. (.
   )
_____

disenfranchise

  ['dIsIn'frntSaIz] = disfranchise
_____

disengage

  ['dIsIn'geId] _v.

    1) (); ()

    2) ; ; 

    3) _.   ;   
_____

disengaged

  ['dIsIn'geIdd]

    1. _p-p.  disengage

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ݣ

      3) , ; I am disengaged this evening 
        
_____

disengagement

  [,dIsIn'geIdmnt] _n.

    1) ;  ( ,   ..)

    2)  

    3)  (); ģ

    4) _.   

    5) _. 
_____

disentail

  ['dIsIn'teIl] _v. _.    ,  
        {. tail II}
_____

disentangle

  ['dIsIn'tNgl] _v.

    1) ()

    2) ()   (from)
_____

disenthral

  ['dIsIn'rO:l] = disenthrall
_____

disenthrall

  ['dIsIn'rO:l] _v.   ;   
_____

disentitle

  ['dIsIn'taItl] _v.

    1)   ( -.)

    2)  
_____

disentomb

  ['dIsIn'tu:m] _v.   ; _. , 
_____

disequilibrium

  ['dIsekwI'lIbrIm] _n.    ; 
_____

disestablish

  ['dIsIs'tblIS] _v.

    1) ,  ()

    2)    
_____

disfavour

  ['dIs'feIv]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to fall into disfavour   ; to be in
      disfavour   

      2) ; to regard with disfavour   

    2. _v.  
_____

disfeature

  [dIs'fi:tS] _v. ,  ()
_____

disfiguration

  [dIs,fIgju'reISn] = disfigurement
_____

disfigure

  [dIs'fIg] _v. , ; 
_____

disfigurement

  [dIs'fIgmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , 
_____

disforest

  [dIs'fOrIst] _v.  ; 
_____

disfranchise

  ['dIs'frntSaIz] _v.   (. ) 
_____

disfrock

  [dIs'frOk] _v.   , 
_____

disgorge

  [dIs'gO:d] _v.

    1)  (  ..);  (   ..)

    2)  ()

    3) (), ()

    4) , ; the river disgorges into the sea   
    

    5)   (.  , )
_____

disgrace

  [dIs'greIs]

    1. _n.

      1) , ;  ; to bring disgrace upon smb.
         -.

      2) ; to be in (deep) disgrace   , ; to
      fall into disgrace   

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) ;  ;  
_____

disgraceful

  [dIs'greIsful] _a. , ; disgraceful behaviour
   
_____

disgruntle

  [dIs'grAntl] _v. ,    , 
_____

disgruntled

  [dIs'grAntld]

    1. _p-p.  disgruntle

    2. _a.   , ֣, ; to be
    disgruntled    
_____

disguise

  [dIs'gaIz]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; in disguise ;
      ; 

      2)  , , ; to throw off one's disguise
       , 

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2)  ; a door disguised as a bookcase 
      ,    ; to disguise one's voice
       

      3) ; to disguise one's intentions (feelings etc.) 
        (  ..)

      *) disguised with drink ()
_____

disgust

  [dIs'gAst]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.  ;  ; to be disgusted 
    ; 
_____

disgustful

  [dIs'gAstful] _a. , 
_____

disgusting

  [dIs'gAstIN]

    1. _pres-p.  disgust 2

    2. _a. = disgustful
_____

dish

  [dIS]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; _pl. 

      2) , 

      3) _. , 

      4) , ; 

      *) to have a hand in the dish    ޣ-.

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) ;   

      3) _. ,  (.  
      )

      #) dish out  ; dish up )   
      ; ; _.   (  ..);
      ) _.  

      *) to dish it out to smb.   -.
_____

dishabille

  [,dIs'bi:l] _n. _.  ; 
_____

dishabituate

  [,dIsh'bItjueIt] _v.    (for)
_____

dishallow

  [dIs'hlu] _v.  (); 
_____

disharmonious

  [,dIsha:'munjs] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

disharmonize

  [dIs'ha:mnaIz] _v.

    1) 

    2)  ,  
_____

disharmony

  ['dIs'ha:mnI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

dish-cloth

  ['dISklO] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)    
_____

dishearten

  [dIs'ha:tn] _v.   , ; don't be disheartened
   ()
_____

disherison

  [dIs'herIzn] _n.  
_____

dishevel

  [dI'Sevl] _v. , 
_____

dishevelled

  [dI'Sevld]

    1. _p-p.  dishevel

    2. _a. ң, , 
_____

dish-gravy

  ['dIS,greIvI] _n.  (  )
_____

dishonest

  [dIs'OnIst] _a. ; 
_____

dishonesty

  [dIs'OnIstI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

dishonour

  [dIs'On]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.

      1) , ; ; to dishonour one's promise 
        

      2) _. to dishonour a cheque     
_____

dishonourable

  [dIs'Onrbl] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) , 
_____

dishorn

  [dIs'hO:n] _v.  
_____

dish-rag

  ['dISrg] = dish-cloth
_____

dish-washer

  ['dIS,wOS] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

dish-water

  ['dIS,wO:t] _n. 
_____

disillusion

  [,dIsI'lu:n]

    1. _n.  ; 

    2. _v.  ;  ; 
_____

disillusionize

  [,dIsI'lu:naIz] = disillusion 2
_____

disincentive

  [,dIsIn'sentIv] _n.  , 
_____

disinclination

  [,dIsInklI'neISn] _n.  (to); ; ,
   (-. ; for; to do)
_____

disincline

  ['dIsIn'klaIn] _v.

    1)  ,   (for; to do)

    2)   
_____

disincorporate

  [,dIsIn'kO:preIt] _v. ,  (, )
_____

disinfect

  [,dIsIn'fekt] _v. 
_____

disinfectant

  [,dIsIn'fektnt]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 
_____

disinfection

  [,dIsIn'fekSn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _attr. ; disinfection plant  
_____

disinflation

  [,dIsIn'fleISn] _n. _. 
_____

disingenuous

  [,dIsIn'denjus] _a. , ; 
_____

disinherit

  ['dIsIn'herIt] _v.  
_____

disinheritance

  [,dIsIn'herItns] _n.  
_____

disintegrate

  [dIs'IntIgreIt] _v.

    1) ()   ; ; 

    2) , 

    3) _. _. 
_____

disintegration

  [dIs,IntI'greISn] _n.

    1)    ; ; 

    2) , 

    3) _. _. 
_____

disintegrator

  [dIs'IntIgreIt] _n. _. , ; ; 
_____

disinter

  ['dIsIn't:] _v.  ( ), ; _. ,
  
_____

disinterested

  [dIs'IntrIstId] _a.

    1) , ; disinterested help 
    

    2) ; we are not disinterested   
    
_____

disinvestment

  [,dIsIn'vestmnt] _n.  ; 
  
_____

disject

  [dIs'dekt] _v. , 
_____

disjecta membra

  [dIs'dektA'membr] _. _n. _pl. ,  (  ..)
_____

disjoin

  [dIs'dOIn] _v. ; 
_____

disjoint

  [dIs'dOInt] _v.

    1) ;   

    2) 

    3) 
_____

disjointed

  [dIs'dOIntId]

    1. _p-p.  disjoint

    2. _a.

      1) Σ

      2)  ( )

      3) 
_____

disjunct

  [dIs'dANkt] _a. ݣ; Σ
_____

disjunction

  [dIs'dANkSn] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _.  ()
_____

disjunctive

  [dIs'dANktIv]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  

      2) _. 

    2. _a.

      1) ; disjunctive conjunction _.  

      2) _. 
_____

disk

  [dIsk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  

      3) _attr. , ; disk coil _. 
      ; disk harrow _-.  ; disk valve _.
       

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) _-.   

      3)   
_____

disk jockey

  ['dIsk,dOkI] _n. ,  ,  
  
_____

dislike

  [dIs'laIk]

    1. _n. , , ,  (for, of, to)

    2. _v.  ,  , 
_____

dislocate

  ['dIslukeIt] _v.

    1) 

    2) ;  (  ..); to dislocate traffic
     

    3) , , 
_____

dislocation

  [,dIslu'keISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , , 

    4) _. , ,  ()
_____

dislodge

  [dIs'lOd] _v.

    1) ; ; 

    2)  (  )

    3)    ()
_____

disloyal

  ['dIs'lOIl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

disloyalty

  ['dIs'lOIltI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

dismal

  ['dIzml]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; dismal prospects  

      2) ; ; dismal mood  

      3) ; dismal weather ,  

    2. _n. (the dismals) _pl.  ; 
    
_____

dismantle

  [dIs'mntl] _v.

    1) ;  (, )

    2)  (); ;  

    3) ,  ()

    4)  ()
_____

dismantling

  [dIs'mntlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  dismantle

    2. _n. , 
_____

dismast

  ['dIs'ma:st] _v. _. ,  
_____

dismay

  [dIs'meI]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; in dismay  ; we were struck with
      dismay   

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)   
_____

dismember

  [dIs'memb] _v.

    1) ,   

    2) _.  
_____

dismemberment

  [dIs'membmnt] _n. ,   
_____

dismiss

  [dIs'mIs]

    1. _v.

      1)  (  ..); ; to dismiss a meeting
       

      2) 

      3) _. ,   "!"

      4)  (ޣ)

      5) ; _.    (, ); to dismiss
      smth. from one's mind  -.  

      6)  ( -.); to dismiss the subjest 
       

      7) _.  ();  (, )

    2. _n. (the dismiss) _.  "!"
_____

dismissal

  [dIs'mIsl] _n.

    1)  ;  (   ..)

    2) ; 

    3) 

    4)    (   ..)

    5) _attr.: dismissal pay ( wage)  
_____

dismission

  [dIs'mISn] = dismissal
_____

dismount

  ['dIs'maunt] _v.

    1) , ; dismount! _. ! ()

    2)   

    3)  ( , );  ( ); to
    dismount a gun    

    4)  ()
_____

disobedience

  [,dIs'bi:djns] _n. , ; civil disobedience
   
_____

disobedient

  [,dIs'bi:djnt] _a. , 
_____

disobey

  ['dIs'beI] _v.  ,  , 
_____

disoblige

  ['dIs'blaId] _v.

    1)  ; ; he did it to disoblige me  
       

    2)    (-.) , 
_____

disobligingly

  ['dIs'blaIdINlI] _adv.

    1)    

    2) 
_____

disorder

  [dIs'O:d]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) (. _pl.)  ( ); 

      3) _. 

    2. _v. (. _p-p.)

      1)  ()

      2)   
_____

disorderly

  [dIs'O:dlI]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3)  ( )

      4) , , ; 

      5) ; ; disorderly conduct ,
        ; disorderly person _. ,
          ; disorderly house ) 
      ; )  

    2. _adv.   . {. 1}

    3. _n. ,    
_____

disorganization

  [dIs,O:gnaI'zeISn] _n. , ; 
_____

disorganize

  [dIs'O:gnaIz] _v. , 
_____

disorient

  [dIs'O:rInt] = disorientate
_____

disorientate

  [dIs'O:rIenteIt] _v. ;   ,  
  
_____

disown

  [dIs'un] _v.  , , , 
_____

disparage

  [dIs'prId] _v.

    1)  

    2)   ; ; 
_____

disparagement

  [dIs'prIdmnt] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

disparaging

  [dIs'prIdIN]

    1. _pres-p.  disparage

    2. _a. ; ; a disparaging remark
     
_____

disparate

  ['dIsprIt] _a.   , , ;
  
_____

disparity

  [dIs'prItI] _n. ; ; ; disparity
  in years   
_____

dispart

  [dIs'pa:t] _v.

    1) _. _. ()

    2) 

    3) 
_____

dispassionate

  [dIs'pSnIt] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ; 
_____

dispatch

  [dIs'ptS]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  (, )

      2) () ;  

      3) ,   (); to do smth. with dispatch
       -. ; the matter requires dispatch   

      4)  , ; ; happy dispatch ) ;
      )    

    2. _v.

      1) ; ,   

      2)  ,  ( , ); to dispatch
      one's dinner  

      3) _. 

      4) _.    , 
_____

dispatch-boat

  [dIs'ptSbut] _n.  
_____

dispatch-box

  [dIs'ptSbOks] _n.  ()   
_____

dispatch-station

  [dIs'ptS'steISn] _n. _-.  
_____

dispatcher

  [dIs'ptS] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

dispel

  [dIs'pel] _v. ; ; to dispel apprehensions 
  
_____

dispensable

  [dIs'pensbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

dispensary

  [dIs'pensrI] _n.

    1)  (.   )

    2)  ( )
_____

dispensation

  [,dIspen'seISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  ( ,  );   (
       )

    3): dispensation of justice  

    4)  , () 

    5) _.  
_____

dispensatory

  [dIs'penstrI] _n. 
_____

dispense

  [dIs'pens] _v.

    1) ,  (  ..)

    2)  ()

    3)    ()

    4)  (from -  )

    #) dispense with   -.; to dispense with smb.'s
    services   -. ; machinery dispenses with much
    labour      
_____

dispenser

  [dIs'pens] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _.  
_____

dispeople

  ['dIs'pi:pl] _v. ,  
_____

dispersal

  [dIs'p:sl] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _attr.: dispersal field _.  
_____

disperse

  [dIs'p:s] _v.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) 

    4) , 

    5) 
_____

dispersion

  [dIs'p:Sn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) _. _. 
_____

dispersive

  [dIs'p:sIv] _a. ; 
_____

dispirit

  [dI'spIrIt] _v. (. _p-p.)   , 
_____

dispiteous

  [dIs'pItIs] _a. 
_____

displace

  [dIs'pleIs] _v.

    1) ; , 

    2) , 

    3) , 

    4)   ( )

    5) _.    
_____

displaced person

  [dIs'pleIst,p:sn] _n. ݣ 
_____

displacement

  [dIs'pleIsmnt] _n.

    1) , ; displacement of track _-.  

    2) , 

    3) 

    4) _.  ()

    5) _.  ();  ()

    6) _.  

    7) _. 

    8) 
_____

display

  [dIs'pleI]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; there was a great display of goods 
        

      2)  (  ..)

      3)  ; ; to make great display of
      generosity   

      4) _.   

    2. _v.

      1) , ; ; to display the colours
       

      2) , 

      3) 

      4) _.   
_____

displease

  [dIs'pli:z] _v.

    1)  ;  ,    (-.)

    2) , ; displeased at ( with) smth. 
    -.
_____

displeasing

  [dIs'pli:zIN]

    1. _pres-p.  displease

    2. _a. , 
_____

displeasure

  [dIs'ple]

    1. _n. , ; ; to incur smb.'s
    displeasure    -. ; to take displeasure
    ; to be in displeasure with smb.   -.  

    2. _v.  , 
_____

displume

  [dIs'plu:m] _v.

    1) _.  

    2) _.   ; 
_____

disport

  [dIs'pO:t] _v. (. _refl.) , ; 
_____

disposable

  [dIs'puzbl] _a.

    1)  ( )  ; ; disposable
    income _.  

    2) ; ; a disposable paper towel 
      
_____

disposal

  [dIs'puzl] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 

    3)   (-.); at one's disposal  أ-.
    ; at your disposal   ; to place at smb.'s
    disposal   أ-. 

    4) ; ; disposal of property  

    5)  ( -.); ;  (  ..);
    disposal of bombs  
_____

dispose

  [dIs'puz] _v.

    1) , , 

    2) , ; I am disposed to think that  
    , ; they are well ( kindly) disposed towards us  
      

    #) dispose of ) ; to dispose of property 
     (ԣ , , ); ) ,
    ; ; to dispose of an argument ,
     
_____

disposition

  [,dIsp'zISn] _n.

    1) ,  ( ̣   ..)

    2) (. _pl.) _. ; ; military dispositions
     

    3) ;   (-.); to have in one's
    disposition   ϣ 

    4) ,  (to -  -.)

    5) , ; he is of a cheerful (gentle) disposition  
    ӣ () ; social disposition  ;
    well-oiled disposition  

    6) ; ; the disposition of property  

    7) _pl. ; to make dispositions for a campaign 
     
_____

dispossess

  ['dIsp'zes] _v.

    1)  ,   (of)

    2) 

    *) to dispossess smb. of an error  -.  
_____

disproof

  ['dIs'pru:f] _n. 
_____

disproportion

  ['dIspr'pO:Sn] _n. , , 
_____

disproportionate

  [,dIspr'pO:SnIt] _a. , 
_____

disprove

  ['dIs'pru:v] _v. ;    
  (-.)
_____

disputable

  [dIs'pju:tbl] _a. , ;   
_____

disputant

  [dIs'pju:tnt]

    1. _n.

      1)  , 

      2) 

    2. _a.    ; 
_____

disputation

  [,dIspju:'teISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

disputatious

  [,dIspju:'teISs] _a.  
_____

dispute

  [dIs'pju:t]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , ; beyond ( past, without) dispute 
      ; ; the matter is in dispute   
       

      2) , ; ; labour ( industrial, trade)
      dispute  

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (with, against - ; on, about - )

      2) 

      3) , 

      4) ,   (  -., 
      -.  ..)

      5)  (    ..)

      6) ; ;  ; ;
      to dispute in arms every inch of ground     
        ; to dispute the enemy's advance 
      ,  
_____

disqualification

  [dIs,kwOlIfI'keISn] _n.

    1)  (. _.);   ( -.)

    2)  (for - )

    3) _. 
_____

disqualify

  [dIs'kwOlIfaI] _v.

    1)  , 

    2)  (. _.);  , 
    , 
_____

disquiet

  [dIs'kwaIt]

    1. _n. , , 

    2. _a. , 

    3. _v. , 
_____

disquieting

  [dIs'kwaItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  disquiet 3

    2. _a. , 
_____

disquietude

  [dIs'kwaIItju:d] _n. , 
_____

disquisition

  [,dIskwI'zISn] _n. , 
_____

disquisitional

  [,dIskwI'zISnl] _a. ,   
_____

disrate

  [dIs'reIt] _v. _. _.   , , 
_____

disregard

  ['dIsrI'ga:d]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; disregard of self ,
      

      2) ,  (of, for)

    2. _v.

      1)   ,   

      2) , 
_____

disrelish

  [dIs'relIS]

    1. _n. , ; to regard a person with disrelish
       -.

    2. _v.  ,  
_____

disrepair

  ['dIsrI'pE] _n. ;  ,  ( 
  ..)
_____

disreputable

  [dIs'repjutbl]

    1. _a.

      1)   

      2) ; 

    2. _n.    
_____

disreputation

  [dIs,repju'teISn] = disrepute
_____

disrepute

  ['dIsrI'pju:t] _n.  ,  ; to fall (to bring)
  into disrepute  ()  ; to be in disrepute 
   
_____

disrespect

  ['dIsrIs'pekt]

    1. _n. , ; to treat with disrespect, to show
    disrespect   

    2. _v.  
_____

disrespectful

  [,dIsrIs'pektful] _a. , 
_____

disrobe

  ['dIs'rub] _v.

    1) ;  (. _.)

    2) , 
_____

disroot

  [dIs'ru:t] _v. _.   ; _. 
_____

disrupt

  [dIs'rApt] _v.

    1) ,  (. .  _p-p. . disrupted); 

    2) _. 
_____

disruption

  [dIs'rApSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; ; , 

    3) _. ,  ()

    4) _. 
_____

disruptive

  [dIs'rAptIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) _. , 
_____

dissatisfaction

  ['dIs'stIs'fkSn] _n. ң, 
_____

dissatisfactory

  ['dIs'stIs'fktrI] _a. 
_____

dissatisfied

  ['dIs'stIsfaId]

    1. _p-p.  dissatisfy

    2. _a. ң, ,  (with, at)
_____

dissatisfy

  ['dIs'stIsfaI] _v. (. _pass.)  ; 
  
_____

dissect

  [dI'sekt] _v.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) ;  
_____

dissecting-room

  [dI'sektINrum] _n. _.  , 
_____

dissection

  [dI'sekSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) , 
_____

dissector

  [dI'sekt] _n.

    1. _. 

    2. = dissector-tube
_____

disseise

  ['dIs'si:z] _v. _.     
_____

disseisee

  [,dIssi:'zi:] _n. _. , ۣ   
_____

disseisin

  ['dIs'si:zIn] _n. _.     
_____

disseize

  ['dIs'si:z] = disseise
_____

disseizee

  [dIssi:'zi:] = disseisee
_____

disseizin

  [dIs'si:zIn] = disseisin
_____

dissemblance

  I [dI'semblns] _n. ;  ; 

  II [dI'semblns] _n. , 
_____

dissemble

  [dI'sembl] _v.

    1) ; to dissemble one's anger    

    2) , 

    3)    (,   ..); , 
     (,   ..)
_____

dissembler

  [dI'sembl] _n. , 
_____

disseminate

  [dI'semIneIt] _v.

    1) ,  ()

    2)  (, )

    3)  ()
_____

disseminated

  [dI'semIneItId]

    1. _p-p.  disseminate

    2. _a.

      1) ; disseminated sclerosis _.  

      2) _. 
_____

dissension

  [dI'senSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , , 
_____

dissent

  [dI'sent]

    1. _n.

      1) ,   ; 

      2) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1)   ,  (from)

      2) _.     ; 
       
_____

dissenter

  [dI'sent] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _. ,   
_____

dissentient

  [dI'senSInt]

    1. _n.

      1) ,    

      2)  ; the motion was passed with only two dissentients
            

    2. _a.  , ; ; without a
    dissentient voice 
_____

dissenting vote

  [dI'sentINvut] _n.  ; without a dissentingvote 
_____

dissepiment

  [dI'sepImnt] _n. _. _. 
_____

dissert

  [dI's:t] _v.

    1)  (upon -  ޣ-.)

    2)  , 
_____

dissertate

  [dIs'teIt] _v.

    1)  (upon -  ޣ-.)

    2)  , 
_____

dissertation

  [,dIs:'teISn] _n. ; 
_____

disserve

  [dIs's:v] _v.   , , 
_____

disservice

  ['dIs's:vIs] _n.  ; , ; to do smb. a disservice
   -.  ;  -. 
_____

dissever

  [dIs'sev] _v. (), ();   
_____

disseverance

  [dIs'sevrns] _n. , 
_____

dissident

  ['dIsIdnt]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a. ;   ;
    
_____

dissimilar

  ['dI'sImIl] _a. ,  (to); 
_____

dissimilarity

  [,dIsImI'lrItI] _n. , 
_____

dissimilation

  ['dIsImI'leISn] _n. _. 
_____

dissimilitude

  [,dIsI'mIlItju:d] _n. 
_____

dissimulate

  [dI'sImjuleIt] _v.

    1)  (  ..)

    2) ; , 
_____

dissimulation

  [dI'sImju'leISn] _n. ; , , 
_____

dissimulator

  [dI'sImjuleIt] _n. , 
_____

dissipate

  ['dIsIpeIt] _v.

    1) ,  (, ,   ..)

    2) 

    3) ,  (, );  ()

    4) _. , ;    
_____

dissipated

  ['dIsIpeItId]

    1. _p-p.  dissipate

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)  ()

      3) ; , 
_____

dissipation

  [,dIsI'peISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  ;   

    4) 
_____

dissociable

  [dI'suSjbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) [dI'suSbl] 

    3) 
_____

dissocial

  [dI'suSl] _a. 
_____

dissociate

  [dI'suSIeIt] _v.

    1) ,  (from); 

    2) _refl. ֣

    3) _. ; 
_____

dissociation

  [dI'susI'eISn] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) 

    3) _. ,  

    4) _. , 

    5) _. -
_____

dissociative

  [dI'susItIv] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

dissolubility

  [dI'sOlju'bIlItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

dissoluble

  [dI'sOljubl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)  ( , )
_____

dissolute

  ['dIslu:t] _a. , , 
_____

dissolution

  [,dIs'lu:Sn] _n.

    1) ; ;  (  )

    2)  (, )

    3)  (, ); 

    4) ,  (  ..)

    5) 

    6)  ()

    7) , ; 

    8) _. 
_____

dissolvable

  [dI'zOlvbl] _a.

    1)    

    2) 
_____

dissolve

  [dI'zOlv]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _v.

      1) (); ; (); (); ()
      (  ); ice dissolves in the sun ̣   ;
      sun dissolves ice   ̣; dissolved in tears
       

      2)  (  ..)

      3) , ; to dissolve a marriage  

      4)  

      5) _. ,  
_____

dissolvent

  [dI'zOlvnt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

dissonance

  ['dIsnns] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) ;  (  ..); 
_____

dissonant

  ['dIsnnt] _a.

    1) _. , 

    2) _. ,  ( , )
_____

dissuade

  [dI'sweId] _v.

    1) ,  (from)

    2) 
_____

dissuasion

  [dI'sweIn] _n. , 
_____

dissuasive

  [dI'sweIsIv] _a. 
_____

dissyllabic

  ['dIsI'lbIk] _a. 
_____

dissyllable

  [dI'sIlbl] _n.  
_____

dissymmetrical

  ['dIsI'metrIkl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

dissymmetry

  ['dI'sImItrI] _n.

    1)  ; , 

    2)  
_____

distaff

  ['dIsta:f] _n. ; the distaff )  ; ) ; the
  distaff distaffside   ( )
_____

distal

  ['dIstl] _a. _. ̣  , 
_____

distance

  ['dIstns]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; at a distance   ; out
      of distance, beyond striking ( listening) distance 
      ; within striking ( listening) distance  
      ; to hit the distance _.  

      2) ̣; ; ; in the distance ; from a
      distance ; it is quite a distance from here  
       ; a good distance off  ; no distance at
      all  

      3) ,  ( ); to keep one's distance
      from smb.  -.; to keep a person at a distance 
      -.   ,    -.

      4) ,  ( ); middle distance  

      5) ,  (); ; the distance between two
      events     ; at this distance of
      time   

      6) _.    

      7) _attr.: distance control  , 

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2)    

      3) 
_____

distance-piece

  ['dIstnspi:s] _n. _. 
_____

distant

  ['dIstnt] _a.

    1) ; ̣; ̣; five miles distant   5
    ; distant likeness ̣ ; distant relative 
    

    2) ̣, , ; distant centuries ̣, 
    

    3) , , ; distant politeness 
    ; to be on distant terms    
    
_____

distaste

  ['dIs'teIst]

    1. _n. ;  (for); to have a distaste for smth.
       -.

    2. _v.  ;  
_____

distasteful

  [dIs'teIstful] _a. ,  (.  ; to)
_____

distemper

  I [dIs'temp]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) , , 

      3) _.  ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)   

  II [dIs'temp] _.

    1. _n.

      1) ;  

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)   
_____

distempered

  I [dIs'tempd]

    1. _p-p.  distemper I, 2

    2. _a. ; a distempered fancy ( mind) 
    

  II [dIs'tempd] _p-p.  distemper II, 2
_____

distend

  [dIs'tend] _v. (), ()
_____

distensible

  [dIs'tensbl] _a. , 
_____

distension

  [dIs'tenSn] _n. , 
_____

distent

  [dIs'tent] _a. , 
_____

distich

  ['dIstIk] _n. , 
_____

distichous

  ['dIstIks] _a. _.   , 
_____

distil

  [dIs'tIl] _v.

    1) , ;  ()

    2) ,  (  ..)

    3)   ( ); _.  

    4) , 
_____

distillate

  ['dIstIlIt] _n.  , , 
_____

distillation

  [,dIstI'leISn] _n.

    1) , ; ; ; dry distillation
     , ; fractional distillation  (
    ) 

    2) , 
_____

distillatory

  [dIs'tIltrI] _a. , ; distillatory vessel
   
_____

distiller

  [dIs'tIl] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ,  
_____

distillery

  [dIs'tIlrI] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2)   
_____

distinct

  [dIs'tINkt] _a.

    1) ; , ;  ( ); distinct
    type of mind   

    2) ޣ; , 

    3) ̣
_____

distinction

  [dIs'tINkSn] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) , ; ; nice distinction  ; a
    distinction without a difference , () 
    ; all without distinction   ,  

    3)  , , ; his
    style lacks distinction     

    4) ;  ; mark of distinction  

    5)  ; ; ; poet of distinction
    ,  
_____

distinctive

  [dIs'tINktIv] _a.

    1) , ; distinctive feature 
    ; distinctive mark  

    2) ; distinctive mission  
_____

distinctly

  [dIs'tINktlI] _adv.

    1) , ޣ

    2) ̣, ; days are growing distinctly shorter 
      
_____

distinctness

  [dIs'tINktnIs] _n. , ޣ; ̣
_____

distingue

  [dIs'tNgeI] _a. _. , 
_____

distinguish

  [dIs'tINgwIS] _v.

    1) ; 

    2)    , , ; I can
    hardly distinguish between the two brothers, I can hardly distinguish
    the two brothers one from the other      
    

    3) 

    4) , ; with the geniality which distinguishes
    him    ; to distinguish oneself by smth.
    ,  -.;    -.
_____

distinguishable

  [dIs'tINgwISbl] _a. , 
_____

distinguished

  [dIs'tINgwISt]

    1. _p-p.  distinguish

    2. _a.

      1) , ; distinguished guest  ;
      distinguished appearance  ; distinguished
      service _.  

      2) , ޣ; ; distinguished style ޣ
      
_____

distinguishing

  [dIs'tINgwISIN]

    1. _pres-p.  distinguish

    2. _a. , 
_____

distort

  [dIs'tO:t] _v.

    1) ; ; 

    2)  (  ..)
_____

distortion

  [dIs'tO:Sn] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2)  (  ..)
_____

distortionist

  [dIs'tO:SnIst] _n.

    1) , "-"

    2) ,   (-.)

    3) 
_____

distract

  [dIs'trkt] _v.

    1) ,  (  ..; from)

    2)   ; ; ; distracted by ( with,
    at) smth.  -.
_____

distracted

  [dIs'trktId]

    1. _p-p.  distract

    2. _a. ; to drive a person distracted  -.  
_____

distraction

  [dIs'trkSn] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,   , ; noise is a distraction when
    one is working   ,   

    3) 

    4) 

    5) ;  , 

    6) ; to love to distraction   ; to be driven to
    distraction  ģ  
_____

distrain

  [dIs'treIn] _v. _.       
_____

distrainee

  [,dIstreI'ni:] _n. _. ,     ( )
_____

distrainment

  [dIs'treInmnt] _n. _.     
_____

distraint

  [dIs'treInt] = distrainment
_____

distrait

  [dIs'treI] _a. _. _. (_. distraite [dIs'treIt]) ,
  
_____

distraite

  [dIs'treIt] _a. _. _. (_. distrait [dIs'treI]) ,
  
_____

distraught

  [dIs'trO:t] _a.  ,  ( )
_____

distress

  [dIs'tres]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ; ; ; a ship in distress , 
      

      3) ; ; 

      4) ; ; to relieve distress  

      5) = distrainment

      6) _attr.: distress signal   (SOS)

    2. _v.

      1)  , , ; to distress oneself
      , 

      2)   

      3) = distrain
_____

distress-gun

  [dIs'tresgAn] _n.      
_____

distressed

  [dIs'trest]

    1. _p-p.  distress

    2. _a.

      1) ; distressed areas   

      2)  
_____

distressful

  [dIs'tresful] _a. , ; ; distressful
  situation  
_____

distressing

  [dIs'tresIN]

    1. _pres-p.  distress 2

    2. _a. ,  ; most distressing news
      
_____

distributable

  [dIs'trIbjutbl] _n.  
_____

distributary

  [dIs'trIbjutrI] _n.  
_____

distribute

  [dIs'trIbju:t] _v.

    1) ,  (among, to); to distribute letters
     ; to distribute profits  
    (  ..)

    2) ()  (); () ; to
    distribute manure over a field    

    3) 

    4) ; to distribute books into classes 
      

    5) _.       

    6) _.        
_____

distributing

  [dIs'trIbju:tIN]

    1. _pres-p.  distribute

    2. _a. ; distributing facilities  
_____

distribution

  [,dIstrI'bju:Sn] _n.

    1) ; ; commodity distribution  

    2) ; age distribution   ()

    3) _. _. 

    4) _.       
_____

distributive

  [dIs'trIbjutIv]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2): distributive trades    ;
       

      3) _. 

      4) _. _. 

    2. _n. _.  ; 
    
_____

distributor

  [dIs'trIbjut] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  

    3) _. 
_____

district

  ['dIstrIkt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; the lake district ڣ  ( 
      )

      2) _.  

      3)    ( )

      4) _attr. ; ; district council  ;
      district court _.  ; district attorney _.
       ; district heating ; 
       ; District Railway   ,
         

    2. _v.   , , 
_____

distrust

  [dIs'trAst]

    1. _n. , ; 

    2. _v.  ,  ( -.); 
_____

distrustful

  [dIs'trAstful] _a. ; 
_____

distune

  [dIs'tju:n] _v.  ()
_____

disturb

  [dIs't:b] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  (, ,  ); ,
    ; to disturb confidence  

    3)  ()

    4)   
_____

disturbance

  [dIs't:bns] _n.

    1)  (, ,   ..)

    2) , 

    3) (. _pl.) ; 

    4) _.  ()

    5) , 

    6) _. 

    7)  ( )

    8) _.  
_____

disturber

  [dIs't:b] _n.

    1)  (,   ..)

    2) 
_____

disunion

  ['dIs'ju:njn] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) , 
_____

disunite

  ['dIsju:'naIt] _v. ; (); ()
_____

disunity

  ['dIs'ju:nItI] _n.  ; ; ݣ,
  Σ
_____

disuse

  1. _n. ['dIs'ju:s] ; to come ( to fall) into disuse
    

  2. _v. ['dIs'ju:z]  ,  
  (-.)
_____

disyllabic

  ['dIsI'lbIk] = dissyllabic
_____

ditch

  [dItS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) ; , ; to die in the last ditch, to fight up
      to the last ditch   ,    ; 
      

    2. _v.

      1)  (, )

      2)  , 

      3)     

      4) _.   ;   

      5) _.   

      6) _.     
_____

ditch-water

  ['dItS,wO:t] _n. ,  ; dull as ditch-water 
  
_____

ditcher

  ['dItS] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ()
_____

ditching

  ['dItSIN]

    1. _pres-p.  ditch 2

    2. _n. أ  ( hedging and ditching)
_____

ditheism

  ['daIIIzm] _n.  , 
_____

dither

  ['dI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) _.  ; to be all of a dither, have the
      dithers     

      4) 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3) ()

      4) _. 
_____

dithyramb

  ['dIIrmb] _n. 
_____

dittany

  ['dItnI] _n. _.  
_____

ditto

  ['dItu]

    1. _n. (_pl. -os ['dItuz])

      1)  ,  ,   (   ,
        ..   ); paid to A 100 roubles,
      ditto to B  A 100      B

      2) _pl.     (. suit of dittos)

      3) _.  

      *) to say ditto to smb. _.  -.

    2. _v.  

    3. _adv.   
_____

ditty

  ['dItI] _n. 
_____

ditty-bag

  ['dItIbg] _n. ,  ,   ,  
  . 
_____

ditty-box

  ['dItIbOks] _n. ,  ,   ,  
  . 
_____

diuresis

  [,daIju'ri:sIs] _n. _. 
_____

diuretic

  [,daIju'retIk]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 
_____

diurnal

  [daI':nl] _a.

    1)  (. nocturnal)

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

diva

  ['di:v] _. _n. 
_____

divagate

  ['daIvgeIt] _v.

    1)   

    2) , 
_____

divagation

  [,daIv'geISn] _n.

    1) , ,   

    2)  
_____

divalent

  ['daI,veIlnt] _a. _. 
_____

divan

  [dI'vn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _.  

    4)   , 

    5) _.  (   );  
_____

divan-bed

  [dI'vnbed] _n. 
_____

divaricate

  [daI'vrIkeIt]

    1. _a. _. _. ̣

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  ( )
_____

divarication

  [daI,vrI'keISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  ()
_____

dive

  [daIv]

    1. _n.

      1) ,   

      2)  ()

      3)  ( )

      4) _. 

      5)  

      6) _. ۣ , ""

      7) _.  ; ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ;   

      2)  

      3)  (  )

      4) _. 

      5)  ( ,   ..)

      6)    , ; to dive into the bushes
        

      7)   ( ,  )
_____

dive-bomb

  ['daIvbOm] _v. _. _.   
_____

dive-bomber

  ['daIv,bOm] _n.  
_____

diver

  ['daIv] _n.

    1)   , 

    2) 

    3)  ;  

    4)  ()

    5) _. -
_____

diverge

  [daI'v:d] _v.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3)     
_____

divergence

  [daI'v:dns] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. _. 
_____

divergency

  [daI'v:dnsI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. _. 
_____

divergent

  [daI'v:dnt] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) _.  ( )
_____

divers

  ['daIv:z] _a. _. ; ; in divers places   
_____

diverse

  [daI'v:s] _a.

    1) ,  ( -.)

    2) , 
_____

diversified

  [daI'v:sIfaId] _a. , , ;
  diversified agriculture   
_____

diversiform

  [daI'v:sIfO:m] _a. ;   
_____

diversify

  [daI'v:sIfaI] _v.

    1) 

    2) _.     ()
_____

diversion

  [daI'v:Sn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) 

    4) _.  Σ; 

    5) , 

    6) _attr.: diversion dam  
_____

diversity

  [daI'v:sItI] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) ; 

    3) 
_____

divert

  [daI'v:t] _v.

    1) ; 

    2)  ()

    3) , 
_____

diverting

  [daI'v:tIN]

    1. _pres-p.  divert

    2. _a. , 
_____

divertissement

  [dI,vertIs'ma:N] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

divest

  [daI'vest] _v.

    1) ,  (  ..; of)

    2)  (of); to divest smb. of his right  -. ; I
    cannot divest myself of the idea      
_____

divestiture

  [daI'vestItS] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (  ..)
_____

divestment

  [daI'vestmnt] = divestiture
_____

divide

  [dI'vaId]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ; ̣

      2) _. ; the Great Divide )    ;
      ) ; to cross the Great Divide 

    2. _v.

      1) (); ; to divide into several parts (among
      several persons)     ( 
      )

      2) ; 

      3)  (among, between);  (with)

      4) ,   ( )

      5) _. ;   ; sixty divided by twelve is
      five , ̣  ,  

      6) (); ()

      7)  ;  ( ); opinions are
      divided on the point     

      8) _. ; divide!, divide! , 
           ; to divide the House
       ͣ 
_____

divided

  [dI'vaIdId]

    1. _p-p.  divide 2

    2. _a.

      1) ̣, ̣; ; ߣ, 

      2) ޣ,  ( )

      3) 
_____

dividend

  ['dIvIdend] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

dividend-warrant

  ['dIvIdend,wOrnt] _n.    
_____

divider

  [dI'vaId] _n.

    1) ,   ,  

    2) _pl. 
_____

dividing

  [dI'vaIdIN]

    1. _pres-p.  divide 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. 
_____

dividual

  [dI'vIdjul] _a.

    1) ; ̣

    2) 
_____

divination

  [,dIvI'neISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) ,  
_____

divine

  [dI'vaIn]

    1. _n. ;  

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) _. , 

    3. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3) 
_____

diving

  ['daIvIN]

    1. _pres-p.  dive 2

    2. _n. ; _.   

    3. _a. 
_____

diving board

  ['daIvINbO:d] _n.     
_____

diving-bell

  ['daIvINbel] _n.  
_____

diving-dress

  ['daIvINdres] _n. 
_____

diving-rudder

  ['daIvIN,rAd] _n. _.  
_____

divining-rod

  [dI'vaInINrOd] _n.  ()    
     ( )
_____

divinity

  [dI'vInItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ;  

    3) 

    4)  
_____

divinize

  ['dIvInaIz] _v. 
_____

divisibility

  [dI,vIzI'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

divisible

  [dI'vIzbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) _.   
_____

division

  [dI'vIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; division of labour  

    3) _. 

    4) ; , ; 

    5) , 

    6) 

    7)    

    8)   , 

    9) _.     ; 

    10) _. 

    11) _. 
_____

divisional

  [dI'vInl] _a.

    1)   ; 

    2) _. ; divisional area ()  
_____

divizor

  [dI'vaIz] _n. _. 
_____

divorce

  I [dI'vO:s]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  

      2) , , 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  

      2) , ; to divorce from the soil 

  II [dI,vO:'si:] _n. _. ģ ()
_____

divorcee

  1. [dI,vO:'si:] _n. ģ   - 

  2. [di:,vO:'seI] _n. _. ģ ()
_____

divorcement

  [dI'vO:smnt] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) , 
_____

divot

  ['dIvt] _n. _. ģ
_____

divulgation

  [,daIvAl'geISn] _n.  ()
_____

divulge

  [daI'vAld] _v.  ()
_____

divvy

  ['dIvI] _.

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.

      1) ()

      2)    (. divvy up)
_____

dixie

  ['dIksI] _n. _. _.

    1)   ԣ

    2)  
_____

dixy

  ['dIksI] _n. _. _.

    1)   ԣ

    2)  
_____

dizain

  [dI'zeIn] _n. _.    
  
_____

dizzily

  ['dIzIlI] _adv. 
_____

dizziness

  ['dIzInIs] _n. 
_____

dizzy

  ['dIzI]

    1. _a.

      1)  ; I am dizzy    

      2) ̣

      3) 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) 
_____

do

  I [du:] ( ); [du], [dA], [d] ( )

    1. _v. (did; done)

      1) , ; to do one's lessons  ; to do
      one's work   ; to do lecturing  ; to do
      one's correspondence  ,   ; 
      ; to do a sum   ; what can I do
      for you? _.   ?

      2) ,  ,  ; ;
       

      3)  ();    (-.); to do Hamlet
        

      4) , 

      5) ,   ; to do one's hair ޣ;
      to do the room  

      6) ; to do smb. good  ( )  -.;
      it doesn't do to complain    ; it'll only do you
      good      ; to do harm  

      7) 

      8) , , ; I like my meat very well done  ,
          ; done to a turn  , 
      ; the potatoes will be done in 10 minutes   
       10 ; to do brown )     
       ; ) _. 

      9)  (); to do the British Museum
        

      10) , ;  ; 
      ; he will do for us   ; this sort of work
      won't do for him     ģ; that will do
      , ; it won't do to play all day   
      ; this hat will do   

      11) (_perf.) , ;  ( -.); I have done
      with my work    ; let us have done with it 
      ,   ; have done! !, !; ()!;
      that's done it   

      12) , ;   ; flowers will
      not do in this soil       ; to do well
      ,   

      13) ; how do you do? (. how d'ye do?) !

      14) _.   ( )

      15) _. , ; I think you've been done 
      ,   

      16) .      .  .
        Present  Past Indefinite: I do not speak French  
       -; he did not see me    ; did you
      not see me?     ?; do you smoke?  ?

      17) .  : do come , ; I did say so
      and I do say so now ,   ()   ݣ 
      

      18) .     Present  Past Indefinite 
        : he works as much as you do (= work) 
        ,   ; he likes bathing and so do I 
          

      19) .    Present  Past Indefinite: well do I
      remember it    

      #) do away with ; ; ; this old custom
      is done away with c    ; he did away with
      himself    ; do by ; do as you would be
      done by    ,    ,   
      ; do down _. ) , ; )  ;
      ) _. ; ; do for _. ) ,
      ;   (-.); ) ; to do for
      oneself    ; ) (. _pass.)
      , ; he is done for   ; ) (); do
      in _. ) , ; ) ; ) ;
      ) ; ) ;   ; do into
      ; done into English    (); do
      off _. ; do out , ; do over ) 
      (  ..), ; ) ,  ; do to,
      do unto = do by; do up )   , ; to do the
      suite up    ; to do one's dress up
       ; ) (. _p-p.)  ; he is quite
      done up after his journey     ;
      ) ף (); do with ) , ;  
      -.; I can't do with him    ; )  ,
      ; I could do with a meal   - ; I can
      do with a cup of milk for my supper      
      ; do without   -.; he can't do without his
      pair of crutches      

      *) how do you do? (. how d'ye do?) !; to do well
      ) ,   ; )  ,
        ; the speaker did well  ף 
      ; )  ,    (
       -.); )   ; to do oneself well 
       ; to do a beer  () ; to do the
      business ( the job) for smb. _.  -.; to do
      battle ; to do in the eye _.  ,
      ; to do to death _. ; what's to do?  ޣ ?;
      what is done cannot be undone   ; to do one's
      best (_. one's damnedest)   ,  ӣ  
      ; to do one's worst    ; done!, done with
      you!   !; well done! !, !

    2. _n.

      1) _. , 

      2) _. ɣ , ; _. ; we've got a do on
      tonight    

      3) _pl. , ; fair do's! , !

      4) _. , 

      5) _. _. 

  II [du] _n. _. 

  III [du:] _.  ditto
_____

do-all

  ['du:O:l] _n.

    1)    

    2) , 
_____

do-it-yourself

  ['du:ItjO:'self]

    1. _n. _. " " (,  -.)

    2. _a. _.    ; a
    do-it-yourself kit for building a radio   
     ɣ
_____

do-naught

  ['du:nO:t] = do-nothing
_____

do-nothing

  ['du:,nAIN] _n. , 
_____

doable

  ['du:bl] _a. 
_____

dobbin

  ['dObIn] _n.  (. , )
_____

doc

  [dOk] _n. _. 
_____

docile

  ['dusaIl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

docility

  [du'sIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

dock

  I [dOk] _n. 

  II [dOk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; floating dock  ; wet dock  ; dry dock
       ; to be in dry dock _.   ;  
      

      2) (. _pl.)  

      3) _. _. 

      4) _. 

      5) _-. 

      6) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2)   

      3)  ,  

      4)   ( )

  III [dOk] _n.  

  IV [dOk]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( )

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1)  ()

      2)   ()

      3) , ;   (-.); to dock wages
        ; to dock the entail _. 
          
_____

dock-master

  ['dOk,ma:st] _n.  
_____

dockage

  I ['dOkId] _n.

    1)    

    2)    

  II ['dOkId] _n. , 
_____

dock-dues

  ['dOkdju:z] = dockage I, 2)
_____

docker

  ['dOk] _n. ,  
_____

docket

  ['dOkIt]

    1. _n.

      1)  (  )

      2) 

      3)     

      4)         
        

      5) _.   

      6) _.   ; trial docket  ,  
      ; on the docket _. _.   ,
      ; to clear the docket _.   ,
        

    2. _v.

      1)    ,     
      

      2) ,  

      3)      
_____

docking

  ['dOkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  dock II, 2

    2. _n. _. 
_____

dockyard

  ['dOkja:d] _n.

    1)    , ,   

    2) (. _pl.)  
_____

doctor

  ['dOkt]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  (ޣ )

      3)   (.  )

      4) _. _.  

      5)  

      *) Doctor Fell ,  ,  

    2. _v.

      1)   ; ; to doctor oneself
      

      2) ,    

      3)  ();  (, )
_____

doctoral

  ['dOktrl] _a. 
_____

doctorate

  ['dOktrIt] _n.  
_____

doctrinaire

  [,dOktrI'nE]

    1. _n. Σ

    2. _a. Σ
_____

doctrinal

  [dOk'traInl] _a.   ;  
_____

doctrinarian

  [,dOktrI'nErIn] = doctrinaire
_____

doctrine

  ['dOktrIn] _n.

    1) , ; doctrine of descent _.  
    

    2) , 
_____

doctrinist

  ['dOktrInIst] _n.   -. 
_____

document

  1. _n. ['dOkjumnt] ; 

  2. _v. ['dOkjument]

    1)  , 

    2)   (. )
_____

documentary

  [,dOkju'mentrI]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

documentation

  [,dOkjumen'teISn] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) _.  () 
_____

dodder

  I ['dOd] _n. _. 

  II ['dOd] _v.

    1)  (. dodder along)

    2) ,  ( , )

    3) 
_____

doddered

  ['dOdd] _a.  ֣  ( )
_____

doddering

  ['dOdrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  dodder II

    2. _a. = doddery
_____

doddery

  ['dOdrI] _a.

    1) ף  , , 

    2) , ;  
_____

dodecagon

  [du'dekgn] _n. 
_____

dodecahedron

  ['dudIk'hedrn] _n. , 
_____

dodge

  [dOd]

    1. _n.

      1) ף, 

      2) , 

      3) _.  , 

      4) _.    ; ɣ; a good dodge
      for remembering names    

    2. _v.

      1) , ף,  ( )

      2)  (behind, under)

      3) ; ; 
_____

dodger

  ['dOd] _n.

    1) ף ; 

    2) _.  

    3) _.  У
_____

dodgery

  ['dOdrI] _n.

    1) ף

    2) 
_____

dodgy

  ['dOdI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3)  ( )
_____

dodo

  ['dudu] _n. (_pl. -oes, -os ['duduz])

    1)  ( )

    2) ,  
_____

doe

  [du] _n.   (. , , ,   )
_____

doer

  ['du:] _n.

    1) ; he is a doer, not a talker   ,  
    

    2) , 

    3) _. _.  , 

    4): a good (bad) doer ,   () ԣ 
    ԣ
_____

does

  [dAz] ( ); [dz], [dz] ( ) 3- . . .
    . do.
_____

doeskin

  ['duskIn] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) ,  
_____

doesn't

  ['dAznt] _. = does not
_____

dog

  [dOg]

    1. _n.

      1) , У; Greater (lesser) Dog   () 

      2) ;  ,  (. dog-wolf, dog-fox)

      3) _.  (  ); gay ( jolly) dog
      ; lucky dog ; lazy dog ; dirty dog
      -; ""

      4) _pl. _.  

      5) = dogfish

      6) = andiron

      7) _. ; ģ; 

      8) _. 

      *) a dog's life  ; let sleeping dogs lie  
         ;   ,  
      ; there is life in the old dog yet  ݣ  
      ; dogs of war  ,  ; a dog's age
       ; a dead dog   ,     , -;
      to go to the dogs ; ;   ; to help a lame
      dog over a stile  -.  ; every dog has his day 
          ; hot dog! _.  ;
      spotty dog ң   ; to put on dog _.
      ;   ; to throw to the dogs 
       ; dog on it! !; ޣ !; top dog
      ) ,   ; )  ; 
        ; under dog ) , ģ  ;
      )   ģ ; ) ,  
        , 

    2. _v.

      1)   ,  (. dog smb.'s footsteps)

      2) _. ; dogged by misfortune 
      

      3)  

      4) _. to dog down 
_____

dog latin

  ['dOg'ltIn] _n. , "" 
_____

dog nail

  ['dOgneIl] _n. _. 
_____

dog tag

  ['dOgtg] _n.

    1)   

    2) _. _. _.  
_____

dog's letter

  ['dOgz,let] _n.    R
_____

dog's-eared

  ['dOgzId] = dog-eared
_____

dog's-grass

  ['dOgzgra:s] _n. _.  
_____

dog's-meat

  ['dOgzmi:t] _n.

    1)   , . 

    2) 
_____

dog's-tail

  ['dOgzteIl] _n. _. 
_____

dog-ape

  ['dOgeIp] _n. _. 
_____

dog-bane

  ['dOgbeIn] _n. _. 
_____

dog-bee

  ['dOgbi:] _n. 
_____

dog-biscuit

  ['dOg,bIskIt] _n.   ()
_____

dog-box

  ['dOgbOks] _n.      
_____

dog-cheap

  ['dOgtSi:p] _. _.

    1. _a.  ۣ

    2. _adv.  ģ;   
_____

dog-collar

  ['dOg,kOl] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  ֣  (   )
_____

dog-days

  ['dOgdeIz] _n. _pl.    
_____

dog-eared

  ['dOgId] _a.: a dog-eared book     
_____

dog-fancier

  ['dOg,fnsI] _n. 
_____

dog-fox

  ['dOgfOks] _n.  , 
_____

dog-hole

  ['dOghul] _n.  , 
_____

dog-house

  ['dOghaus] _n.  ; in the dog-house ,  
_____

dog-in-a-blanket

  ['dOgIn'blNkIt] _n.  
_____

dog-in-the-manger

  ['dOgIn'meInd] _n.   
_____

dog-lead

  ['dOgli:d] _n.  
_____

dog-licence

  ['dOg'laIsns] _n.    
_____

dog-poor

  ['dOgpu] _a. _predic. ;   
_____

dog-rose

  ['dOgruz] _n.  , 
_____

dog-salmon

  ['dOg'smn] _n. _. , 
_____

dog-sick

  ['dOg'sIk] _a. _predic. _. he was dog-sick   
  
_____

dog-sleep

  ['dOgsli:p] _n.  ;  
_____

dog-tail

  ['dOgteIl] = dog's-tail
_____

dog-tired

  ['dOg'taId] _a.   
_____

dog-tooth

  ['dOgtu:] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.     
_____

dog-tree

  ['dOgtri:] = dogwood
_____

dog-violet

  ['dOg,vaIlIt] _n. _.  ;  
_____

dog-watch

  ['dOgwOtS] _n. _.  ( 16  18 .   18  20 .)
_____

dog-weary

  ['dOg'wIrI] = dog-tired
_____

dogate

  ['dugeIt] _n.  
_____

dogberry

  ['dOgberI] _n. _.  - (  
  )
_____

dogcart

  ['dOgka:t] _n.

    1)  ̣       
      

    2) ̣ , ֣ 
_____

doge

  [dud] _n. _. 
_____

dogface

  ['dOgfeIs] _n. _. _.

    1) -

    2) , 
_____

dogfight

  ['dOgfaIt] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  

    3) _. _.  
_____

dogfish

  ['dOgfIS] _n.   ()
_____

dogged

  [dOgd]

    1. _p-p.  dog 2

    2. _a. ['dOgId] , , ; it's dogged that does
    it    ӣ 

    3. _adv. _. , 
_____

dogger

  I ['dOg] _n.    

  II ['dOg] _n. _.  
_____

doggerel

  ['dOgrl]

    1. _n.  , 

    2. _a. ,  ( )
_____

doggery

  ['dOgrI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _. _. ; 
_____

doggie

  ['dOgI] = doggy
_____

doggish

  ['dOgIS] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) _. ; 

    4) _. -
_____

doggo

  ['dOgu] _adv. _. to lie doggo ; 
_____

doggone

  ['dOg'gOn] _int.  !; ޣ ! (. doggoned)
_____

doggy

  ['dOgI]

    1. _n. , , У

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

dogma

  ['dOgm] _n. (_pl. -as ['dOgmz], -ata)

    1) 

    2) 
_____

dogmata

  ['dOgmt] _pl.  dogma
_____

dogmatic

  [dOg'mtIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; ,   
_____

dogmatically

  [dOg'mtIklI] _adv.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

dogmatics

  [dOg'mtIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) ; 
  
_____

dogmatize

  ['dOgmtaIz] _v.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

dogshores

  ['dOgSO:z] _n. _pl. _.       
_____

dogskin

  ['dOgskIn] _n.  ()
_____

dogtrot

  ['dOgtrOt] _n. 
_____

dogwood

  ['dOgwud] _n. _. 
_____

doily

  ['dOIlI] _n. 
_____

doing

  ['du:IN]

    1. _pres-p.  do I

    2. _n.

      1) _pl. , , , ; fine doings these!
        !; I have heard of your doings _.
          

      2) _pl. 

      3) _pl. , 

      4) _. 

      5) _pl. _. _.  
_____

doit

  [dOIt] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) , ; not to care a doit     ; not worth
    a doit    
_____

doited

  ['dOItId] _a. _.   
_____

doldrums

  ['dOldrmz] _n. _pl.

    1)  ; ; to be in the doldrums , 
      

    2) _., _.   
_____

dole

  I [dul]

    1. _n.

      1)   ; to be ( to go) on the dole 
      

      2)  ; 

      3) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ,     (. dole out)

      2)  ( )

      3)   

      4)      (. dole out)

  II [dul] _n. _. _. , 
_____

doleful

  ['dulful] _a. , ; ; 
_____

dolichocephalic

  ['dOlIkuke'flIk] _a. _. , 
_____

doll

  [dOl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; Paris doll 

      2) ,     

    2. _v. _. () (. doll up); dolled up 
_____

doll-like

  ['dOllaIk] _a. 
_____

dollar

  ['dOl] _n.

    1)  (= 100 ); the dollars , 

    2) _.  (  5 )

    3) _attr. ; dollar diplomacy  
_____

dollish

  ['dOlIS] _a. ,   
_____

dollop

  ['dOlp] _n. _. ,  
_____

dolly

  ['dOlI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ̣

      3)      ң,   ..

      4)    , ""

      5) _.    

      6) _. ;  ( ̣)

    2. _a. _.

      1) ; 

      2) ̣, 

    3. _v.

      1)   (أ)

      2) _.  ()   ;  ()
      
_____

dolly-bag

  ['dOlIbg] _n.   
_____

dolly-shop

  ['dOlISOp] _n.

    1)   

    2)   
_____

dolly-tub

  ['dOlItAb] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _.  
_____

dolman

  ['dOlmn] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2)  (  )
_____

dolmen

  ['dOlmen] _n. _. , 
_____

dolomite

  ['dOlmaIt] _n. _. 
_____

dolorous

  ['dOlrs] _a. _. , 
_____

dolose

  [du'lus] _a. _. ,   
_____

dolphin

  ['dOlfIn] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) = dolphin-fly

    3) (Dolphin) _.  ()

    4)  ;  ;  

    5) _.  ( )
_____

dolphin-fly

  ['dOlfInflaI] _n. _. ޣ 
_____

dolt

  [dult] _n. , , 
_____

doltish

  ['dultIS] _a. 
_____

dom

  [dOm] _n.  
_____

domain

  [d'meIn] _n.

    1) , ; , , 

    2) , 
_____

domainal

  [d'meInl] _a.   , 
_____

domainial

  [d'meInl] _a. = domainal
_____

dome

  [dum]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _.  

      3) _. , 

      4) _.  ();  ();  ()

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  

      3)   
_____

domed

  [dumd]

    1. _p-p.  dome 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

domestic

  [du'mestIk]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; domestic science ; domestic
      appliances   

      2) ,   

      3) ; ; domestic industry 
      ; domestic trade  ; domestic issue
       

      4) ,  ( )

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _pl.   

      3) _pl. _.   
_____

domesticable

  [du'mestIkbl] _a.   ( )
_____

domesticate

  [du'mestIkeIt] _v.

    1)  ();  (); 

    2) 

    3) ; to domesticate space  

    4)   ,   

    5)   
_____

domestication

  [du,mestI'keISn] _n.

    1) ,   ,   

    2)  ()
_____

domesticity

  [,dumes'tIsItI] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)    ,  

    3) (the domesticities) _pl. ,  
_____

domett

  [du'met] _n.  , 
_____

domic

  ['dumIk] = domical
_____

domical

  ['dumIkl] _a. , 
_____

domicile

  ['dOmIsaIl]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _.     

      3) _.    

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2) _.     
_____

domiciliary

  [,dOmI'sIljrI] _a. ,   ; domiciliary visit
  )  ; )    
_____

dominance

  ['dOmInns] _n. ; ; 
_____

dominant

  ['dOmInnt]

    1. _a.

      1) ; , 

      2)  (   ..)

      3)  

    2. _n.

      1) ,  

      2) _. ,    
_____

dominate

  ['dOmIneIt] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) , 

    3)  ( -.)

    4)   ( -.)

    5) , ; ; to dominate one's emotions
      

    6) ,  
_____

domination

  [,dOmI'neISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

domineer

  [,dOmI'nI] _v.

    1)  , ; ; 

    2)   

    3) 
_____

domineering

  [,dOmI'nIrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  domineer

    2. _a.

      1) , ,   

      2) 

      3) ,  ( )
_____

dominical

  [d'mInIkl] _a. _.

    1) , 

    2) ; dominical day 
_____

dominie

  ['dOmInI] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _. 
_____

dominion

  [d'mInjn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ( _pl.) 

    3) , 

    4)  

    5) _attr.: Dominion Day  1    (
     )
_____

domino

  ['dOmInu] _n. (_pl. -oes ['dOmInuz])

    1)  ( )

    2)  

    3)  ()

    4) _pl.  ()

    *) it's domino with smb., smth. ӣ   -., -., 
    
_____

dominoed

  ['dOmInud] _a.   
_____

don

  I [dOn] _n.

    1) (Don)  ( )

    2) ,    (   )

  II [dOn] _v. _. 
_____

don't

  [dunt] _.

    1) _. = do not

    2)  , , ()

    3) .  .  . ; I am sick and tired of your
    don'ts    
_____

donah

  ['dun] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

dona

  ['dun] = donah
_____

donate

  [du'neIt] _v. , 
_____

donative

  ['duntIv]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. ,    
      

    2. _a. ; 
_____

donatory

  ['duntrI] _n. ,  , 
_____

done

  [dAn]

    1. _p-p.  do I; done in English     (
     ); it isn't done   ;   

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)  , 

      3)  ; 

      4) ,   ( done up)

      5) _.  (. done brown)

      *) done for ) ң; ) ң, ; ) ;
      done to the world ( to the wide) _. ,
      ģ;   
_____

donee

  [du'ni:] _n.  , 
_____

donga

  ['dONg] _n. _-. 
_____

donjon

  ['dOndn] _n. _.   ( )
_____

donkey

  ['dONkI] _n.

    1) ӣ

    2) (Donkey) _.   

    3) _. = donkey-engine

    *) to talk the hind leg off a donkey _. , 
    
_____

donkey-engine

  ['dONkI,endIn] _n. _.

    1)    ;  
    

    2) £, 
_____

donnish

  ['dOnIS] _a.

    1) 

    2) , , 
_____

donor

  ['dun] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

doodle

  ['du:dl] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.    
_____

doodle-bug

  ['du:dlbAg] _n. _.

    1) ̣-

    2)    
_____

doolie

  ['du:lI] _. _n.  (   )
_____

doom

  [du:m]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ; ; to go to one's doom    ; to
      send a man to his doom     

      3) _. ; 

      4) _. , 

      *) crack of doom _.  

    2. _v.

      1) , , 

      2) _.   
_____

doomed

  [du:md]

    1. _p-p.  doom 2

    2. _a. ޣ; ģ
_____

dooms

  [du:mz] _adv. _. , ; 
_____

doomsday

  ['du:mzdeI] _n.

    1) _.   ; to wait till doomsday   
     (. . )

    2) ,  

    3)  
_____

door

  [dO:] _n.

    1) ; ;  ϣ; front door  ; to close
    the door (up)on smb.   -. ; to answer the door
      (   ); behind closed doors  
    , ; to slam ( to shut) the door in smb.'s face
         -.

    2) _. , ; a door to success   ; to close the
    door to ( upon) smth.    -.;  -.
    ; to open a door to ( for) smth.    -.;
     -. 

    3) _. , , ; out of doors   ,
     ; within doors = indoors; to turn smb. out of doors 
     ,  -.; next door  ; he lives next door
    (four doors off)  ף    ( 4  ); next
    door to )  , ; )   -.; ; he is
    next door to bankruptcy   

    4) _. 

    5) _attr. 

    *) to lay smth. at smb.'s door  -.  ޣ-.
_____

door's-man

  ['dO:zmn] = door-keeper
_____

door-case

  ['dO:keIs] _n.  
_____

door-frame

  ['dO:freIm] = door-case
_____

door-keeper

  ['dO:,ki:p] _n. , 
_____

door-man

  ['dO:mn] = door-keeper
_____

door-money

  ['dO:,mAnI] _n.   
_____

door-plate

  ['dO:pleIt] _n.    ( )
_____

door-post

  ['dO:pust] _n.  

    *) deaf as a door-post   
_____

door-stone

  ['dO:stun] _n.   ()
_____

door-yard

  ['dO:'ja:d] _n. _.   
_____

doorbell

  ['dO:bel] _n.  
_____

doormat

  ['dO:mt] _n.

    1)    

    2) _. ,  , ""
_____

doorstep

  ['dO:step] _n. 
_____

doorway

  ['dO:weI] _n.

    1)  ϣ, ̣ ;   ; in the doorway 
    

    2) _. ,  ( -.)
_____

dope

  [dup]

    1. _n.

      1)   , 

      2) 

      3) _. 

      4) _. , 

      5) 

      6) _.         
       ( , ); (  ) ,
       

      7) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1)    ; to dope oneself with cocaine 
      

      2) , 

      3)  

      4) _.  ;  

      5) _.   ;  (-.) 
        
_____

dopey

  ['dupI] _a. _.

    1) , , 

    2) ; 
_____

dopy

  ['dupI] = dopey
_____

dor

  [dO:] _n.  (, )
_____

dor-beetle

  ['dO:,bi:tl] = dor
_____

dor-bug

  ['dO:bAg] _. = dor
_____

dor-hawk

  ['dO:hO:k] _. = goatsucker
_____

dorado

  [d'ra:du] _n. (_pl. -os [d'ra:duz])  ()
_____

dorm

  [dO:m] _. . dormitory 1)
_____

dormancy

  ['dO:mnsI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)  ()

    4)   (, )
_____

dormant

  ['dO:mnt] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ; dormant capital ͣ 

    3) ,  ( ,   ..); to lie
    dormant ;    ; a dormant
    volcano  

    4)    ( );     (
    )

    5) _. 

    *) dormant partner . partner 1, 2)
_____

dormer

  ['dO:m] = dormer-window
_____

dormer-window

  ['dO:m'wIndu] _n. ,  
_____

dormice

  ['dO:maIs] _pl.  dormouse
_____

dormitory

  ['dO:mItrI] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)   ӣ (  ) (. dormitory
    suburb)
_____

dormouse

  ['dO:maus] _n. (_pl. dormice) _. 
_____

dorothy bag

  ['dOrIbg] _n.  -
_____

dorp

  [dO:p] _n. _-. 
_____

dorr

  [dO:] = dor
_____

dorsal

  ['dO:sl]

    1. _a. _. _. , 

    2. _n. = dossal
_____

dorse

  [dO:s] _n.  
_____

dorter

  ['dO:t] _n. _.  
_____

dortour

  ['dO:t] _n. _.  
_____

dory

  I ['dO:rI] _n.  () ()

  II ['dO:rI] _n.    ( . )
_____

dosage

  ['dusId] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

dose

  [dus]

    1. _n.

      1) , ɣ; lethal dose  

      2) _. , ; to have a regular dose of smth. 
      -.   

      3) ,   

      4) _sl.  , . 

    2. _v.

      1)   ; 

      2)  (  )
_____

dosimeter

  [du'sImIt] _n. _. 
_____

doss

  [dOs] _.

    1. _n.

      1) ,  (  )

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)  (  )

      2) 
_____

doss-house

  ['dOshaus] _n. 
_____

dossal

  ['dOsl] _n. _.   ң
_____

dossier

  ['dOsIeI] . . ; 
_____

dossil

  ['dOsIl] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) .    
_____

dost

  [dAst] _. 2- . . .   . to do
_____

dot

  I [dOt]

    1. _n.

      1)  (.   )

      2) 

      3)  ; a dot of a child , 

      4) _.     

      *) to a dot   ; ; to come on the dot
      _. ()   ; off one's dot _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  

      3) 

      *) to dot the i's and cross the t's    i; 
       ; to dot and carry one     (
      )

  II [dOt] _n. 
_____

dot and carry one

  ['dOtn'krIwAn] _n.

    1)     ( )

    2) _.  
_____

dot and go one

  ['dOtn'guwAn]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)    

    2. _v. , 
_____

dot-and-dash

  ['dOtn'dS] _a.: dot-and-dash code  
_____

dotage

  ['dutId] _n.

    1)  ; to be in one's dotage   

    2)  ; 
_____

dotard

  ['dutd] _n.    ;  
_____

dote

  [dut] _v.    (on, upon)
_____

doth

  [dA] _v. _. 3- . . .   . to do
_____

doting

  ['dutIN]

    1. _pres-p.  dote

    2. _a.

      1)   

      2)  ,  
_____

dotted line

  ['dOtIdlaIn] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)   

    *) sign on the dotted line  
_____

dotterel

  ['dOtrl] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _. 
_____

dottle

  ['dOtl] _n.     
_____

dottrel

  ['dOtrl] = dotterel
_____

dotty

  ['dOtI] _a.

    1)  ; 

    2) _. ף  

    3) _. 
_____

doty

  ['dutI] _a. ֣  ( )
_____

double

  ['dAbl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) 

      4) _pl. _.   (.,  ); mixed doubles 
        (    )

      5)   ( );  ()

      6)  ()

      7) 

      8)  

      9) _. ԣ,     

      10) _. ̣

      11) _.  ; to advance at the double  ; at
      the double , 

    2. _a.

      1) , ; ; double chin  ;
      double bed  

      2) ; ; double whisky  ; double brush
      _. _.  ; double speed 
      ; double feature _. _.   
      

      3) 

      4) , ; ; double game  ;
      , ; to go in for ( to engage in) double dealing
        

      5) _. 

    3. _v.

      1) (); ; to double the work  
      ; to double for smth.    -.
      ; the indoors basketball court doubled for dances on
      week-ends       

      2)  

      3)  ()

      4) _.  ()

      5)   ( )

      6)  ,   (  )

      7) 

      8) _.  

      9) _.     ; he's doubling the parts of a
      servant and a country labourer      
      

      10) _.   

      #) double back )   (  ); ) 
         ; double in ;  ;
      double up (); ; doubled up with pain 
       ; his knees doubled up under him    ;
      double upon _. ,  ( )

    4. _adv.

      1) , 

      2) ϣ; to ride double  ϣ   

      *) he sees double      ( )
_____

double eagle

  ['dAbl'i:gl] _n.

    1) _.  ң

    2) _.     20 
_____

double entendre

  ['du:bla:N'ta:Ndr] . _n.  , 
_____

double entry

  ['dAbl'entrI] _n. _.  
_____

double meaning

  ['dAbl,mi:nIN] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

double standard

  ['dAbl'stndd] _n.  ;  
_____

double time

  ['dAbltaIm] _n.  
_____

double-acting

  ['dAbl,ktIN] _a.   ( )
_____

double-barrelled

  ['dAbl,brld] _a.

    1) ; double-barrelled gun 

    2) 
_____

double-bass

  ['dAbl'beIs] _n. _. 
_____

double-bedded

  ['dAbl,bedId] _a.

    1)       ( )

    2)  (   )
_____

double-breasted

  ['dAbl'brestId] _a.  (   ..)
_____

double-charge

  ['dAbl'tSa:d] _v.   
_____

double-cross

  ['dAbl'krOs] _v. _. , 
_____

double-dealer

  ['dAbl'di:l] _n. ; 
_____

double-dealing

  ['dAbl'di:lIN]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

double-decker

  ['dAbl'dek] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  , , 

    3) _. _. 
_____

double-dyed

  ['dAbl'daId] _a.

    1)   ;  

    2) , ԣ; double-dyed scoundrel  
_____

double-edged

  ['dAbl'edd] _a.

    1) 

    2)    (   ..)
_____

double-event

  ['dAblI,vent] _n. _. 
_____

double-faced

  ['dAblfeIst] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)  ( )

    3): double-faced hammer _.  
_____

double-first

  ['dAbl'f:st] _n.

    1)         
    

    2)      
_____

double-handed

  ['dAbl,hndId] _a.

    1)   

    2) ֣  
_____

double-header

  ['dAbl,hed] _n. _.

    1)    

    2)  ,        
_____

double-hearted

  ['dAbl,ha:tId] _a. ; 
_____

double-lock

  ['dAbllOk] _v. ,      
_____

double-manned

  ['dAbl'mnd] _a. _. _.    
_____

double-meaning

  ['dAbl,mi:nIN] _a. ,   
_____

double-minded

  ['dAbl'maIndId] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

double-natured

  ['dAbl'neItSd] _a. 
_____

double-quick

  ['dAbl'kwIk]

    1. _a.  

    2. _adv.  ;  

    3. _v. _.

      1)   

      2)    
_____

double-reef

  ['dAbl'ri:f] _v. _.     
_____

double-stop

  ['dAbl'stOp] _v.     (    
  ..)
_____

double-talk

  ['dAbltO:k] _n. ;  
_____

double-tongued

  ['dAbl'tANd] _a. 
_____

doublet

  ['dAblIt] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) _. 

    3) _.  ( ,  )

    4)  ( )

    5) _pl.      ,  

    6) _.   XIV- XVII .

    7) _. ; 
_____

doubletree

  ['dAbltri:] _n.  (  ..)
_____

doubling

  ['dAblIN]

    1. _pres-p.  double 3

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3)   ( )

      4) ; ; ף

      5) _. , 

      6) _attr.: doubling effect _. 
_____

doubloon

  [dAb'lu:n] _n. _.  (  )
_____

doublure

  [du:'bl:] . .   ̣ ( ,   ..)
_____

doubly

  ['dAblI] _adv.

    1) , ; to be doubly careful   

    2) 

    3) ; ; to deal doubly   
_____

doubt

  [daut]

    1. _n. ; I have my doubts about him     ޣ 
    ; the final outcome of this affair is still in doubt 
      ӣ ݣ  ; to make doubt ; to make no
    doubt )  ;  ; ) ; make no doubt
    about it    ,  ; no doubt, without
    doubt, beyond doubt ,  ; there is not a shadow of
    doubt    

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ;  , 

      2)  , ; you surely don't doubt me , ,
       
_____

doubtful

  ['dautful] _a.

    1)  ; , ; I am doubtful what I
    ought to do   ,   

    2) , ̣

    3) ,  , ; doubtful
    character ( reputation)  
_____

doubting

  ['dautIN]

    1. _pres-p.  doubt 2

    2. _a. , 

      *) doubting Thomas  , 
_____

doubtless

  ['dautlIs]

    1. _adv.

      1) 

      2) _. 

    2. _a. _. 
_____

douce

  [du:s] _a. _. , 
_____

douceur

  [du:'s:] . _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

douche

  [du:S]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

      *) to throw a cold douche upon smb.  -.,  
      -.   

    2. _v.

      1)   ;  ; () 

      2) 
_____

dough

  [du] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  

    3) _. 

    *) my (our) cake is dough ϣ ()  
_____

doughboy

  ['dubOI] _n.

    1) ̣; 

    2) _. _. -
_____

doughface

  ['dufeIs] _n. _. ,  
_____

doughnut

  ['dunAt] _n. ;  

    *) it is dollars to doughnuts _. , 
_____

doughtily

  ['dautIlI] _adv. , 
_____

doughtiness

  ['dautInIs] _n. , , 
_____

doughty

  ['dautI] _a. _. _. , , , ,
  
_____

doughy

  ['duI] _a.

    1) ;  ޣ

    2)  (  ); 

    3)  ( )
_____

dour

  ['du] _a. , , 
_____

douse

  [daus] _v.

    1) (), ()  

    2)   

    3) , ; to douse the glim _.  
_____

dove

  [dAv] _n.

    1) ; ; dove of peace  

    2) _. ; 

    3) _. _.   
_____

dove-colour

  ['dAv,kAl] _n.  
_____

dove-cot

  ['dAvkOt] = dove-cote
_____

dove-cote

  ['dAvkOt] _n. 

    *) to flutter the dove-cotes  ,  
    ""
_____

dove-eyed

  ['dAv'aId] _a.    ,   
_____

dove-like

  ['dAvlaIk] _a. , , 
_____

dovetail

  ['dAvteIl]

    1. _n. _. _.  , , 

    2. _v.

      1) _.   

      2) ,  

      3) , 

      4) ; , 
_____

dowager

  ['daud] _n.

    1)  ( ); the Queen dowager (the dowager
    duchess)   ()

    2) _.   
_____

dowdy

  ['daudI]

    1. _n.     

    2. _a.

      1)     ( )

      2) ,  ( )
_____

dowdyish

  ['daudIIS] _a. , 
_____

dowel

  ['daul] _.

    1. _n. ; ; ; 

    2. _v.  
_____

dower

  ['dau]

    1. _n.

      1)   ()

      2) 

      3)  , 

    2. _v.

      1)   ()

      2)  

      3)   (with)
_____

dower-chest

  ['dautSest] _n.  ( )
_____

dowlas

  ['dauls] _n. "",     
_____

down

  I [daun] _n. , 

  II [daun] _n. (. _pl.) ,  ; the Downs
       

  III [daun]

    1. _adv.

      1) ; to climb down ; to come down ; to flow
      down 

      2) ; the sun is down  , ; the blinds are down
       ; to hit a man who is down  

      3)  ,  ; to read down to the last page  
       ; down to the time of Shakespeare  
      ,   

      4)   , ; , 
      ; : to boil down , ; to bring down
      the price  ; to be down , ; the
      temperature (the death-rate) is very much down 
      ()  ; to calm down ; the
      quality of ale has gone down   ; worn down
      with use 

      5)      ,     
      ..: to go down to the country   ; to go down to
      Brighton  ( )  

      6) _.     ,  ,  :
      trains going down ,    

      7)     : to write down
      ; to fall down 

      *) down and out   ; ң; 
        ; down in the mouth  ,   ;
      down on the nail , ; cash down   ; down
      with! !; to be down with fever   ,  ; to
      be down, to be down at ( in) health ,  
      ; to come ( to drop) down on smb.  
      -.,  -.; to face smb. down   
      -.  

    2. _prep. ; () ;  ; down the river  ; down wind
     ; to go down the road   

    3. _n.

      1) (. _pl.) 

      2) _. ; ; to have a down on smb.  
       -.

      3) _. _.    (   ..)

    4. _a.

      1)  ; down grade   ;
      _. 

      2): down train ,   ,   ; down
      platform   ,      
      

      3): down payment   (.,     )

      4) _.   ; he is one down    
      

      *) to be down on smb.   -.

    5. _v. _.

      1) , 

      2)  (̣, )

      3) , ; 

      4)  ( -.), 

      *) to down tools  , 
_____

down-draught

  ['daun'dra:ft] _n. _.  
_____

down-grade

  ['daungreId]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v.  (   ..)
_____

down-hearted

  ['daun'ha:tId] _a.  , 
_____

downcast

  I ['daunka:st] _a.

    1)  ;  ( )

    2) ޣ, 

    3) ,  

  II ['daunka:st] _n. _.  
_____

downfall

  ['daunfO:l] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) 

    3) ;  ; 
_____

downhill

  ['daun'hIl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; downhill of life  ,  

      2) _.  

    2. _a. , 

    3. _adv.

      1) ;  ;  

      2)  ,  ;  ; to go downhill  (
      ,  ); _.   
      
_____

downiness

  ['daunInIs] _n. ; 
_____

downlead

  ['daunli:d] _n. _.  
_____

downpour

  ['daunpO:] _n. 
_____

downright

  ['daunraIt]

    1. _a.

      1) , , 

      2) ; 

      3) 

    2. _adv. , 
_____

downstage

  ['daunsteId]

    1. _a.

      1)   

      2) _. 

    2. _adv.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

downstair

  ['daun'stE] = downstairs 1
_____

downstairs

  ['daun'stEz]

    1. _a.    

    2. _adv.

      1) ; to go downstairs ,  

      2) ;   
_____

downstream

  ['daun'stri:m]

    1. _adv.   

    2. _n. _.   ,  
_____

downthrow

  ['daunru] _n. _. ,   
_____

downtime

  ['dauntaIm] _n. _. ,  
_____

downtown

  ['dauntaun] _.

    1. _n.   

    2. _a.     

    3. _adv.

      1)   

      2)    
_____

downtrend

  ['dauntrend] _n.   
_____

downtrodden

  ['daun,trOdn] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ԣ
_____

downturn

  ['daunt:n] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. , 
_____

downward

  ['daunwd]

    1. _a. ; ; downward tendency _-.
     

    2. _adv. , 
_____

downwards

  ['daunwdz] = downward 2
_____

downy

  I ['daunI] _a.

    1) ,   

    2) 

    3) , ; downy bed  

  II ['daunI] _a. 

  III ['daunI] _a. _sl. , 
_____

dowry

  ['daurI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

dowse

  [dauz] _v.        
    {. diviningrod}
_____

dowser

  ['dauz] _n. ,     
       {. divining-rod}
_____

dowsing-rod

  ['dauzINrOd] = divining-rod
_____

doxy

  I ['dOksI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

  II ['dOksI] _n. _. _.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 
_____

doyen

  ['dOIn] . _n.

    1) ,  ( )

    2) ,  ()
_____

doze

  [duz]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ()

    2. _v. 
_____

dozen

  ['dAzn] _n.

    1) ; by the dozen 

    2) _pl. , ; baker's ( printer's, devil's, long) dozen
    ޣ ; daily dozen ; to talk nineteen to the dozen
      
_____

dozer

  ['duz] _.  bulldozer
_____

dozy

  ['duzI] _a. , 
_____

drab

  I [drb]

    1. _n.

      1) - 

      2)    - 

      3) , 

    2. _a.

      1) -; -

      2) , , ; a drab existence  ,
      

  II [drb] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

drabbet

  ['drbIt] _n.   ̣ 
_____

drabble

  ['drbl] _v. (), (), ()
_____

drachm

  [drm] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) = dram 1)

    3)   (-.)
_____

drachma

  ['drkm] _n. (_pl. -mae, -mas ['drkmz])  ( 
  )
_____

drachmae

  ['drkmi:] _pl.  drachma
_____

draff

  [drf] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3)  (   )

    4) 
_____

draft

  [dra:ft]

    1. _n.

      1) ԣ, ; , 

      2) , ;  (  ..)

      3) ; ;   ; to make a draft on a fund 
          ޣ; _.  ,
       (,  , )

      4) _.   

      5) . draught 1, 1)

      6) _. , أ

      7)  (. )   ; ; 

      8)  ()

      9) _. , , 

      10) _attr.: draft treaty  

      11) _attr.: draft dodger ,     
      

    2. _v.

      1)  ԣ

      2)  , 

      3)  

      4)  ;  (  ̣ )

      5) , 
_____

draftee

  [,dra:f'ti:] _n. 
_____

drafter

  ['dra:ft] _n.  ,  
_____

drafting

  ['dra:ftIN]

    1. _pres-p.  draft 2

    2. _n.

      1)  (, ); the drafting of this
      clause is very obscure    , 
      ޣ

      2) 

      3) _attr. ԣ; drafting room _. ԣ; drafting paper
      ԣ 

      4) _attr.: drafting committee  
_____

draftsman

  ['dra:ftsmn] _n.

    1) ԣ

    2) 

    3)  ,  
_____

draftsmanship

  ['dra:ftsmnSIp] _n. ,  
_____

drag

  [drg]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) ֣ 

      3) ,  

      4) ,  ;  

      5) ; ; to be a drag on a person   -. 

      6) , ֣ ף,     

      7) , 

      8) _.  ();  (  )

      9) _. _.  

      10) _. , 

      11) _. ; she took a long drag on ( to) her cigarette
        

    2. _v.

      1) ( ) (), (); ; to drag one's feet
      )  ; ) ,   -.

      2) 

      3) 

      4)  ()

      5)   (, , ) 

      6) 

      #) drag in _. ) ; ; ) ; to drag in by
      the head and shoulders    (  ..); drag on
       ӣ  ;   ( , ); drag out
      ) ; )  (  ..); , ;
      drag up _.  
_____

drag-net

  ['drgnet] _n.

    1) , 

    2)    
_____

dragee

  [dra:'eI] . _n. 
_____

draggle

  ['drgl] _v.

    1) (); ()  

    2) ,   

    3)   

    4) 
_____

draggle-tail

  ['drglteIl] _n.

    1) _pl.  

    2) , 
_____

dragline

  ['drglaIn] _n. _. ,  
_____

dragoman

  ['drgumn] _n. (_pl. -mans ['drgumnz], -men) , 
  ( )
_____

dragon

  ['drgn] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ; 

    3) (Dragon) _.  ()

    4) _.   ()

    5) 

    6) 

    7) _.   ""
_____

dragon's teeth

  ['drgnzti:] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _.  
_____

dragon's-blood

  ['drgnzblAd] _n.   (    
   )
_____

dragon-fly

  ['drgnflaI] _n. 
_____

dragon-tree

  ['drgntri:] _n.  , 
_____

dragoon

  [dr'gu:n]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   (. _.)
_____

drain

  [dreIn]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  

      2)  

      3) , 

      4) _.  

      5) 

      6)  ; ; ; drain of specie from a
      country    ; it is a great drain on my health
         ϣ 

      7) _. 

      8) _attr.: drain cock ( valve)  

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ()

      2): the river drains the whole region     

      3)  ; this house is well (badly) drained  
       () 

      4)  ( ); , 

      5) ; to drain dishes   ( )

      6)  ()

      7) 

      8) ,    (. drain dry, drain to the dregs)

      9)  (, ); to drain smb. of money  -.
      
_____

drain-away

  ['dreIn,weI]

    1. _n. " " (  ޣ, )

    2. _v.  (ޣ, )
_____

drain-ditch

  ['dreIndItS] _n.  
_____

drainage

  ['dreInId] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) 

    3) _.  ()

    4) 
_____

drainage-basin

  ['dreInId,beIsn] _n.  ()
_____

drainage-tube

  ['dreInIdtju:b] _n. _.  
_____

drake

  I [dreIk] _n. 

  II [dreIk] _n.

    1) -ģ (.    )

    2)   

    3)        
_____

dram

  [drm] _n.

    1)  (1/8    , 1/16    )

    2)  ; he is fond of a dram   
_____

dram-drinker

  ['drm,drINk] _n. 
_____

dram-shop

  ['drmSOp] _n. ; 
_____

drama

  ['dra:m] _n. 
_____

dramatic

  [dr'mtIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ; ; ԣ; 

    4) , , 

    5) ,   ; a dramatic change 
    
_____

dramatics

  [dr'mtIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.   _pl.)

    1)  

    2)  

    3) ,  (. )

    4) ; she goes in for dramatics   
_____

dramatis personae

  ['dra:mtIsp:'sunaI] _. _n. _pl. ( .  _sing.)
    ();   
_____

dramatist

  ['drmtIst] _n. 
_____

dramatization

  [,drmtaI'zeISn] _n. ; 
_____

dramatize

  ['drmtaIz] _v.

    1) ;  ( )

    2)     

    3) ;  ;  
_____

dramaturge

  ['drmt:d] = dramatist
_____

dramaturgic

  [,drm't:dIk] _a. 
_____

dramaturgist

  ['drmt:dIst] = dramatist
_____

dramaturgy

  ['drmt:dI] _n. 
_____

drank

  [drNk] _p.  drink 2
_____

drape

  [dreIp]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1) ,  , 

      2)    ,    
      
_____

draper

  ['dreIp] _n.   
_____

drapery

  ['dreIprI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  
_____

drastic

  ['drstIk] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2) , ; ; drastic changes 
    
_____

drat

  [drt] _int. _.  !,   !
_____

dratted

  ['drtId] _a. _. 
_____

draught

  [dra:ft]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; 

      2) ; beer on draught   

      3) ; to drink at a draught  

      4)  ;   ; 

      5)   ; black draught  
         

      6) _. ,  ()

      7) _pl.  ()

      8) ; ; beasts of draught  ,  

      9) _attr. ; draught animal  ; draught horse
       

      10) _attr.: draught beer  ; {. . draft 1}

      *) to feel the draught _.    
      (.   )

    2. _v. _. = draft 2
_____

draughtboard

  ['dra:ftbO:d] _n.  
_____

draughtsman

  ['dra:ftsmn] _n.

    1) = draftsman

    2)  ( )
_____

draughtsmanship

  ['dra:ftsmnSIp] = draftsmanship
_____

draughty

  ['dra:ftI] _a.   
_____

draw

  [drO:]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) أ; 

      3) ; 

      4) ,  , ; ; the play is a draw 
        

      5)  , 

      6) ,    -.;  ; a
      sure draw ,    
      

      7) _.   

      8) _.  

      9) _.   

      *) he is quick on the draw     

    2. _v. (drew; drawn)

      1) , ; , ; to draw wire 
      ; to draw a parachute  ; to draw bridle (
      rein)  ,  ; _.
      ; ;  

      2) ,  (; . draw on)

      3) ,  (); they drew for places  
      ,   

      4) , ģ; ; to draw the sword 
      ; _.  ; to draw the knife  

      5) ģ; to draw the curtain    ;
      _.     (-.)

      6) ; a face drawn with pain , ֣  

      7)  (  ..); to draw a prize  

      8)  (, );  (  ..)

      9) ; to draw a fowl  

      10)  ; the chimney draws well    

      11) () ( )

      12)  (, ); I felt drawn to him 
        ; the play still draws  ӣ ݣ  

      13) ; to draw troubles upon oneself    

      14)  ( ,   ..); to draw no reply
        

      15)  (̣, )

      16)  ()

      17) , , ; to draw a sigh ; to draw a
      breath ; to draw a deep breath   

      18)  (); to draw conclusions  

      19)  ()

      20) , ;  , ; to draw the line (at)
       (  ) 

      21) ,  ();  (;  draw
      out, draw up)

      22) , ; to draw to a close   

      23)  () 

      24)    ( ); this steamer draws 12 feet  
         12 

      25) _.    

      26) _.  (); 

      27) _. , 

      #) draw aside   ; draw away ) ;
      ) ; ) _.   ; draw back
      ;   , , ; draw down
      )  (, ); )  (,  
      ..); ) ,  (  ..); draw in
      ) ; )  (  ..); )    (
      );  ( ); ): to draw in on a cigarette 
      ; draw off ) ; )  (); ) 
      (); )  ( ); draw on ) , 
      (  ..); ) = draw down ); ) , ;
      autumn is drawing on  ; ) , ;
      draw out ) , ; )  ();
      ) , ; ) ; to draw out a scheme
       ; )   , ;
      ) , ; the speech drew out interminably 
        ; draw over    ; draw
      round   (, ,   ..); draw up
      )  (); ) ; the carriage drew up
      before the door    ; ) _refl.
      ; ; ) _. (); draw upon
      ,  ( ,   ..)

      *) to draw amiss _.    ; to draw a bow at a
      venture    -. ;  
        ; to draw the cloth    (. 
      ); to draw the (enemy's) fire (upon oneself)  
       ; draw it mild! _.  ()!; to draw one's
      pen against smb.     -.; to draw the
      teeth off    ; ; to draw to a head
      )  ( ); ) ;  ; to draw
      the wool over smb.'s eyes  -.  ; 
      
_____

draw-plate

  ['drO:pleIt] _n. _.  
_____

draw-tongs

  ['drO:tONz] _n. _pl. ( .  _sing.) _.  
   
_____

draw-vice

  ['drO:vaIs] = draw-tongs
_____

draw-well

  ['drO:wel] _n.  (   ң)
_____

drawback

  ['drO:bk] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ,  

    3) _.  

    4)  ( )
_____

drawbar

  ['drO:ba:] _n.

    1) _-.   (, )

    2)  
_____

drawbridge

  ['drO:brId] _n. ߣ ,  
_____

drawee

  [drO:'i:] _n. _. 
_____

drawer

  I ['drO:] _n.

    1) ԣ; 

    2)  ()

  II ['drO:] _n. _. 

  III [drO:] _n. ()  (, )

  IV ['drO:] _n. 
_____

drawers

  [drO:z] _n. _pl. , ,  (. a pair of drawers)
_____

drawing

  ['drO:IN]

    1. _pres-p.  draw 2

    2. _n.

      1) ;  (. mechanical drawing); out of drawing
         

      2) 

      3) _.  (), , ; 

      4)    
_____

drawing card

  ['drO:INka:d] _n.  
_____

drawing scale

  ['drO:INskeIl] _n.  
_____

drawing-bench

  ['drO:INbentS] _n. _.  
_____

drawing-block

  ['drO:INblOk] _n. ,   
_____

drawing-board

  ['drO:INbO:d] _n. ԣ 
_____

drawing-knife

  ['drO:INnaIf] _n. , 
_____

drawing-machine

  ['drO:INm,Si:n] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) ߣ £

    3) ԣ 
_____

drawing-pad

  ['drO:INpd] _n.   
_____

drawing-paper

  ['drO:IN,peIp] _n.  ; ԣ 
_____

drawing-pen

  ['drO:INpen] _n. 
_____

drawing-pin

  ['drO:INpIn] _n. ԣ   
_____

drawing-room

  I ['drO:INrum] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.   -

    3) _attr.: drawing-room comedy  

  II ['drO:INrum] _n. ԣ , ԣ
_____

drawl

  [drO:l]

    1. _n.  ,  

    2. _v.  ,   ޣ 
_____

drawn

  [drO:n]

    1. _p-p.  draw 2

    2. _a.

      1) ۣ,    (   ..); 
      

      2)  ; ģ

      3) ֣ (   ..)

      4) ; drawn butter ̣ 

      5) ֣; drawn face ֣ 

      6) _. 
_____

drawn-out

  ['drO:naut] _a. , 
_____

dray

  [dreI] _n. , 
_____

dray-horse

  ['dreIhO:s] _n.  
_____

drayman

  ['dreImn] _n.  
_____

dread

  [dred]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; to have a dread of smth.  -.

      2) ,   ; 

    2. _v. , ; 

    3. _a. _. _. , 
_____

dreadful

  ['dredful]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) _.  , 

    2. _n. _.    (. penny dreadful)
_____

dreadnought

  ['drednO:t] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)   ( );    
_____

dream

  [dri:m]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to go to one's dreams  , ;
      to see a dream  

      2) ; ң; the land of dreams  ң

      3) 

      *) dreams go by opposites  ӣ 

    2. _v. (dreamt, dreamed [dri:md])

      1)  ,   

      2) , ,  (of)

      3) ,  (  ); I shouldn't
      dream of doing such a thing       -.
      

      #) dream away: to dream away one's life    ;
      dream up _. , ; 
_____

dream-hole

  ['dri:mhul] _n.    ( ,   ..)
_____

dream-land

  ['dri:mlnd] _n.  ,  ң
_____

dream-world

  ['dri:mw:ld] = dream-land
_____

dreamer

  ['dri:m] _n.

    1) 

    2) ڣ
_____

dreamily

  ['dri:mIlI] _adv. ;   
_____

dreamless

  ['dri:mlIs] _a.  
_____

dreamlike

  ['dri:mlaIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

dreamt

  [dremt] _p.  _p-p.  dream 2
_____

dreamy

  ['dri:mI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) ; 

    4) _.  
_____

drear

  [drI] _. . dreary
_____

dreary

  ['drIrI] _a.

    1) , ;  

    2) , 
_____

dredge

  I [dred]

    1. _n.

      1) _. , , 

      2)    

      3) _. 

      4) _.    ( )

    2. _v.

      1)   , ; 

      2)   

  II [dred] _v.  (,   ..)
_____

dredger

  I ['dred] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ;  

  II ['dred] _n.        
  (,   ..)
_____

dree

  [dri:] _v. _. , ; to dree one's weird 
  
_____

dreg

  [dreg] _n.

    1) _pl. ; ; to drink to the dregs   ; dregs of
    society  

    2) _. , 
_____

dreggy

  ['dregI] _a.    ; 
_____

drench

  [drentS]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3)   ( )

    2. _v.

      1) , ,  ; 

      2)   ()
_____

drencher

  ['drentS] _n.

    1) 

    2)     ()
_____

dress

  [dres]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; evening dress ; ;  ;
       ; morning dress )  ; ) ; the
      ( a) dress   

      2)  ; ; 

      3) _attr.  ( )

      4) _attr. ; dress goods   , 
      

    2. _v.

      1) ()

      2) (); (); to dress a shop window 
      ; the ballet will be newly dressed    
       ; to dress for dinner ()  

      3) ޣ,  ޣ

      4)  ()

      5)  ()

      6) ;  ()

      7)  ()

      8) ,  ();  ()

      9)  ()

      10) ; 

      11)  ()

      12) ԣ,  ()

      13) _.  ()

      14) _. ; (); dress! !; right
      (left) dress!  () !

      15) _.  ()

      16) _. 

      17) ,  (, )

      #) dress down _.  , ; dress out
      ; (); dress up )  ();
      )   
_____

dress cap

  ['dreskp] _n. _. _.  
_____

dress coat

  ['dres'kut] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  
_____

dress rehearsal

  ['dresrI'h:sl] _n.  
_____

dress-circle

  ['dres's:kl] _n. _. 
_____

dress-guard

  ['dresga:d] _n.   (  )
_____

dress-preserver

  ['dresprI'z:v] _n. 
_____

dress-shield

  ['dresSi:ld] = dress-preserver
_____

dressage

  ['dresa:] . _n.

    1)  

    2) _attr.: dressage tests  ,  
_____

dresser

  I ['dres] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3) _. 

    4) 

    5) _. ; 

    6) _. ,   ;  (. smart dresser)

  II ['dres] _n.

    1)      

    2)    

    3) _.  , 
_____

dressing

  ['dresIN]

    1. _pres-p.  dress 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) , ; 

      4)  

      5)  ( , )

      6) 

      7) _. 

      8) _. ; 

      9) _.  ()

      10) = dressing down
_____

dressing down

  ['dresIN'daun] _n. _. , ; to give a good dressing down
    
_____

dressing station

  ['dresIN'steISn] _n. _.  
_____

dressing-bag

  ['dresINbg] = dressing-case
_____

dressing-bell

  ['dresINbel] _n. ,    
_____

dressing-case

  ['dresINkeIs] _n.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

dressing-gown

  ['dresINgaun] _n. , 
_____

dressing-room

  ['dresINrum] _n.  ; 
_____

dressing-table

  ['dresIN,teIbl] _n.  
_____

dressmaker

  ['dres,meIk] _n. 
_____

dressmaking

  ['dres,meIkIN] _n. أ  
_____

dressy

  ['dresI] _a. _.

    1) ,     

    2) ,  ( )
_____

drew

  [dru:] _p.  draw 2
_____

drey

  [dreI] _n.  
_____

dribble

  ['drIbl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3)   ( )

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  

      3)   (   ..)

      4)     ( ); dribble along  ( )
_____

dribbler

  ['drIbl] _n. ,   (   ..)
_____

dribblet

  ['drIblIt] _n.

    1)  

    2) ; ; by ( in) dribblets  , 
    
_____

dried

  [draId] _a. , ; dried milk  
_____

drier

  ['draI]

    1. _n. = dryer

    2. _a. . .  dry 1
_____

drift

  [drIft]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) , 

      3) , ; the drift of a speech  ; I don't
      understand your drift   ,   

      4) ; the policy of drift   
      ԣ

      5)  ();  (,   ..), ӣ 

      6) _. ; _. , ;  

      7) _.  

      8)  

      9) _. ,  

      10) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  , ; ,   ,
      ; 

      2)  , 

      3)   ( ,   ..)

      4)  ,  ӣ ; to drift into war 
        

      5) _. ,  

      #) drift apart  (. _.); drift together 
_____

drift-ice

  ['drIftaIs] _n.  ̣
_____

drift-net

  ['drIftnet] _n.  
_____

drift-wood

  ['drIftwud] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,    ; 
_____

driftage

  ['drIftId] _n.

    1) ,  (  )

    2) ,    
_____

drifter

  ['drIft] _n.

    1)  (     )

    2) ,   

    3) _. ޣ 

    4) _. _. 
_____

drill

  I [drIl]

    1. _n.

      1) () , 

      2) () ; ; 

      3) _attr.: drill cartridge  

    2. _v.

      1) ; to drill in grammar   

      2)  (); to drill troops  

      3)   

  II [drIl] _.

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) ; 

    2. _v. , 

  III [drIl] _-.

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) () 

    2. _v. ,  

  IV [drIl] _n.  ()

  V [drIl] _n.  ()
_____

drill ground

  ['drIlgraund] _n. _.  
_____

drill-hall

  ['drIlhO:l] _n. 
_____

drill-sergeant

  ['drIl'sa:dnt] _n. _. -  
_____

driller

  ['drIl] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

drillhole

  ['drIlhul] _n.  
_____

drilling

  I ['drIlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  drill I, 2

    2. _n.  ()

  II ['drIlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  drill II, 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

  III ['drIlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  drill III, 2

    2. _n.   
_____

drink

  [drINk]

    1. _n.

      1) أ; ; soft drinks  

      2) ;  (, ); to have a drink ; ,
      

      3)   (. ardent drink, strong drink)

      4)   , ; in drink   , ;
      to be on the drink  ; to take to drink  

      5): the drink _. ; to fall into drink   

      *) the big drink _. _. )  ; ) 
      ; long drink of water _. _.   
      

    2. _v. (drank; drunk)

      1) , 

      2) , ; to drink the health of smb.   أ-.
      ; to drink brotherhood   ; to drink hard,
      to drink heavily, to drink like a fish  ; to drink
      deep )   ; )  

      3)  (;  )

      4)  ()

      #) drink down  ; drink in  ; 
      (  ..); drink off = drink down; drink to  
      ,  ; drink up ) = drink down; )   

      *) I could drink the sea dry   ,    
_____

drink-offering

  ['drINk,OfrIN] _n.   ()
_____

drinkable

  ['drINkbl]

    1. _a.   

    2. _n. _pl. 
_____

drinker

  ['drINk] _n.

    1) , ,  أ

    2) 
_____

drinking fountain

  ['drINkIN,fauntIn] _n.  
_____

drinking-bout

  ['drINkINbaut] _n. 
_____

drinking-horn

  ['drINkINhO:n] _n.  ( )
_____

drinking-song

  ['drINkINsON] _n.  
_____

drinking-water

  ['drINkIN,wO:t] _n.  
_____

drip

  [drIp]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)   

      3) = dripstone 1

      4) _. У

    2. _v. ,  ; the tap is dripping  ޣ; to drip
    with wet  
_____

drip-dry

  ['drIpdraI] _n.  
_____

drip-moulding

  ['drIp,muldIN] = dripstone 1)
_____

dripping

  ['drIpIN]

    1. _pres-p.  drip 2

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)   

      3) ,      

    3. _a.

      1) , ; dripping wet  

      2) , 
_____

dripping-pan

  ['drIpINpn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. , 
_____

dripstone

  ['drIpstun] _n.

    1) _. ; 

    2)    
_____

drive

  [draIv]

    1. _n.

      1) , ,  ( , ); to go for a
      drive  

      2)  ( );   ( )

      3)  (  )

      4)  , 

      5) , 

      6) ,  ( )

      7) 

      8) ,  ()

      9) _. , 

      10)   ( , )

      11) _.  , , 

      12) _. ()  (    
      ..); to put on a drive  ; a drive to raise funds
         

      13) _. 

      14) _. _.     (  )

    2. _v. (drove; driven)

      1)  ( ,   ..)

      2)  ( ,   ..);  , 

      3)  (); to drive a pair  

      4)  (, )

      5) ;  (, ); to drive into a corner
        ; _. .   ; driven ashore
        

      6) ,  (. drive into); to drive a nail home 
         ; _.  (-.)  ; ;
      to drive home ,   

      7) , ; to drive a railway through the desert
          

      8) , ; to drive to despair   ; to
      drive mad, to drive out of one's senses, to drive crazy  
      

      9) , ; to drive a bargain  ; to drive a
      trade  

      10) ,  ; he was very hard driven 
        

      11) _.    ( , )

      12) _.   

      #) drive at ;   -.; what is he driving at? 
       Σ?; drive away ) ; ) ; ) ; drive
      in ) ; to drive the cows in  ; ) ;
      drive into ; _. , ; drive out
      ) ; ; ) ,  ( );
      drive up , 

      *) to drive a quill, to drive a pen  ; to let drive at
      ,   ; drive yourself car   
      ƣ
_____

drive-in

  ['draIv'In] _n.

    1) _.     (  ,   
    , . drive-in motion-picture theater)

    2) , ,   .. (    
    )
_____

drivel

  ['drIvl]

    1. _n. ,  ; , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  

      2)  
_____

driveler

  ['drIvl] _. = driveller
_____

driveller

  ['drIvl] _n.

    1)  £; 

    2) ,  
_____

driven

  ['drIvn] _p-p.  drive 2
_____

driven wheel

  ['drIvnwi:l] _n. _.  
_____

driver

  ['draIv] _n.

    1) ƣ; ; ; ; 

    2) ;  

    3)   ; -

    4)  

    5)   ( )

    6) _. 5-, 6-  7-  (); -

    7) _.  ,  

    8) _.      ,
    ,   ..

    9) _. 
_____

driveway

  ['draIvweI] _n. , 
_____

driving

  ['draIvIN]

    1. _pres-p.  drive 2

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  

      3) _. , 

      4) = drive 1, 10)

      5) _.  

      6) _. 

    3. _a.

      1) ,   ; driving storm  ;
      driving rain  

      2) ,   

      3) _. 
_____

driving force

  ['draIvINfO:s] _n.  
_____

driving-axle

  ['draIvIN,ksl] _n.  
_____

driving-belt

  ['draIvINbelt] _n.  
_____

driving-wheel

  ['draIvINwi:l] _n.  
_____

drizzle

  ['drIzl]

    1. _n.  , 

    2. _v. ; it drizzles 
_____

drogher

  ['drug] _. _n.    
_____

drogue

  [drug] _n.

    1) գ, ̣  

    2)  
_____

droll

  [drul]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a. ; ; 

    3. _v. _. ,  
_____

drollery

  ['drulrI] _n. , 
_____

drome

  [drum] _. _.  aerodrome
_____

dromedary

  ['drAmdrI] _n.  , 
_____

dromon

  ['drOmn] = dromond
_____

dromond

  ['drOmnd] _n. _.    ,    
  ף
_____

drone

  [drun]

    1. _n.

      1) ; _. , 

      2) , 

      3)     ţ 

      4) _.  ;  ̣

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) , ,  

      3) 
_____

droningly

  ['drunINlI] _adv. , 
_____

drool

  [dru:l]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ( , )

      2)  
_____

droop

  [dru:p]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) 

      3) ;  

    2. _v.

      1) , , 

      2) 

      3) ,  ();  (, )

      4) ,  ( , )

      5) ; ; plants droop from drought   
      

      6) 

      7) ,  

      8) _. ;   
_____

drop

  [drOp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; a drop in the bucket, a drop in the ocean   ;
      drop by drop, by drops   

      2) _pl. _. 

      3)  (); to have a drop in one's eye  ; to
      take a drop too much  

      4) ; 

      5) , 

      6) , ; ; drop in prices (temperature)
        (); a drop on smth.    
      -.

      7)   ( )

      8)  ( ); a drop of 10 feet from the window to
      the ground     10 

      9)   ,    ( )

      10)  ()

      11)      ( )

      12)  ( )

      13) _. 

      *) at the drop of a hat )  ,  ,  ģ;
      )  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  

      3)  (̣)

      4) 

      5) ; ; to drop as if one had been shot  
      ; he is ready to drop    ,  ; to
      drop asleep 

      6) ,  (); drop me a line () 
       

      7)  (, ); ; drop it! ()!,
       ()!; ()!; to drop smoking  

      8)  ( ̣)

      9)  ()

      10)  (, ); let us drop the subject 
         

      11) ,  (, )

      12)  ();  ()

      13) , ; ,  (   ..)

      14) , ; to drop a letter  

      15) ,  ; ; I'll drop you at your door 
         () 

      16)  (, )

      17) ; ; his jaw dropped y   

      18) ,   ..  

      19) ,  ()

      20) _. _. 

      #) drop across _. )  ; )  ;
      drop away    ; drop back _. _.
      , ; drop behind ; drop in _. ) ,
      ; )    ; drop into )  ,
      ; ) ,  ; )  (
      ); drop off ) ; ) ; ) ;
      ) ; drop on  ; ; drop out )  
       (   ..); ) .  ( );
      ) ,  

      *) to drop short )  ; )   ; to drop a word
      in favour of smb.   -. ; to drop from the
      clouds     ; to drop like a hot potato
         -.; to drop from sight  
       
_____

drop-curtain

  ['drOp,k:tn] _n.   ( )
_____

drop-hammer

  ['drOp,hm] _n. _. У;  
_____

drop-kick

  ['drOpkIk] _n. _.   ̣ ( )
_____

drop-leaf

  ['drOpli:f] _n.   ( )
_____

drop-letter

  ['drOp,let] _n. _. ,  
_____

drop-light

  [dOplaIt] _n. _.     
_____

drop-out

  ['drOpaut] _n. _.

    1) , ޣ

    2) ,  
_____

drop-scene

  ['drOpsi:n] _n.

    1) = drop-curtain

    2)  
_____

drop-shutter

  ['drOp,SAt] _n. _.  
_____

droplet

  ['drOplIt] _n. 
_____

dropping-gear

  ['drOpINgI] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

droppings

  ['drOpINz] _n. _pl.

    1) ,      (,    ..)

    2) ͣ , 
_____

dropsical

  ['drOpsIkl] _a.

    1)  

    2) ; ԣ; 
_____

dropsy

  ['drOpsI] _n. 
_____

drosometer

  [drO'sOmIt] _n.  (     )
_____

dross

  [drOs] _n. ; ;  ; _. ; ,
  
_____

drossy

  ['drOsI] _a.

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

drought

  [draut] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

droughty

  ['drautI] _a. ; 
_____

drouth

  [drau] _n. _. _. . drought
_____

drove

  I [druv] _p.  drive 2

  II [druv] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; to stand in droves 

    3) _.   ԣ 
_____

drover

  ['druv] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

drown

  [draun] _v.

    1) ; to be drowned 

    2) ()

    3) , ; drowned in tears   , 
    ; drowned in sleep ֣  ;  

    4)  (, ; )

    *) a drowning man will catch at a straw   
    
_____

drowse

  [drauz]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  

      2)   ;  

      3)    
_____

drowsily

  ['drauzIlI] _adv. ; 
_____

drowsy

  ['drauzI] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  ; 

    3) 
_____

drub

  [drAb] _v.

    1) (), (); to drub into smb.  -.  ;
    to drub out of smb.   -.  

    2) , , 

    3) , 
_____

drubbing

  ['drAbIN]

    1. _pres-p.  drub

    2. _n. , 
_____

drudge

  [drAd]

    1. _n. ,  ֣,  

    2. _v.  ֣,  
_____

drudgery

  ['drAdrI] _n. ֣,  
_____

drudgingly

  ['drAdINlI] _adv. , ;  
_____

drug

  [drAg]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3)  ; ,     (. drug in  on
      the market)

      4) _attr. ; drug plants  

      5) _attr. ; drug addict ( taker) ; the drug
      habit 

    2. _v.

      1)     ( )

      2)  

      3)  

      4)  ()
_____

drugget

  ['drAgIt] _n.  (    )
_____

druggist

  ['drAgIst] _n. 
_____

drugstore

  ['drAgstO:] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  ,  , , ,
    ,   ..
_____

drum

  [drAm]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) _.  

      4)    ۣ 

      5) _. ; 

      *) to beat the (big) drum )  ; ) 
      

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)  

      3): to drum smth. into smb., to drum smth. into smb.'s head
       -. -.

      4) , 

      5)   ( )

      #) drum up , ; to drum up customers _. 
      , 
_____

drum major

  ['drAm'meId] _n.   ; -
_____

drum-fish

  ['drAmfIS] _n.  ()
_____

drumbeat

  ['drAmbi:t] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

drumfire

  ['drAm,faI] _n. _.  
_____

drumhead

  ['drAmhed] _n.

    1)   

    2) _.  

    3) _. ,  

    *) drumhead court martial - 
_____

drummer

  ['drAm] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. _. ֣

    3) _. 
_____

drumstick

  ['drAmstIk] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ң    (, ,   ..)
_____

drunk

  [drANk]

    1. _p-p.  drink 2

    2. _a. _predic.

      1) ; to get drunk  ; drunk as a lord ( as a
      fiddler)   ,  ; blind ( dead) drunk
       

      2) Σ (  ..; with)

    3. _n. _.

      1) 

      2) 

      3)       
_____

drunkard

  ['drANkd] _n. , 
_____

drunken

  ['drANkn] _a. ; drunken brawl  ; drunken driving
      
_____

drupaceous

  [dru:'peISs] _a. _.  ( )
_____

drupe

  [dru:p] _n. _.   (, ,   ..)
_____

drupel

  ['dru:pl] _n.  (,   ..)
_____

drupelet

  ['dru:plIt] = drupel
_____

druse

  [dru:z] _n. _. 
_____

dry

  [draI]

    1. _a.

      1) ; dry cough  ; dry bread )   ;
      )  ; dry masonry _.    ();
      dry cell ( battery)   

      2) ,  ( )

      3) 

      4) ,  ( )

      5) _.   ( )

      6) , , ; dry book  

      7) ; ; ; dry humour  

      8) _. ,    ;
      dry town ,      ; to go
      dry   

      9) _. ; dry shot  

      *) dry cow  ; dry death    ; dry
      facts  ; dry light ģ  ( ); he's
      not even dry behind the ears   ݣ     

    2. _n.

      1) ; ;  

      2) 

      3) _.    

    3. _v.

      1) (), , ; to dry herbs  ; to dry
      oneself 

      2) 

      3)   ; he dried his hands on the towel  
       

      #) dry up ) ; to dry up one's tears  ̣;
      ) ,  ( , ); _. ,
       (   ..); ) _. ; ;
      dry up! ()!; ()!
_____

dry farming

  ['draI'fa:mIN] _n.    ( 
  )
_____

dry goods

  ['draIgudz] _n. _pl. , 
_____

dry measure

  ['draI,me] _n.   
_____

dry wall

  ['draI'wO:l] _n. _.   
_____

dry-bob

  ['draIbOb] _n.  -   ( ) {. wet-bob}
_____

dry-cargo ship

  ['draI,ka:gu'SIp] _n. _.  
_____

dry-clean

  ['draI'kli:n] _v.   
_____

dry-cleaners

  ['draI'kli:nz] _n. _pl.  ,  ()
_____

dry-cleaning

  ['draI'kli:nIN]

    1. _pres-p.  dry-clean

    2. _n.   ()
_____

dry-fist

  ['draIfIst] _n. _. 
_____

dry-fly

  ['draIflaI] _n.   (   )
_____

dry-nurse

  ['draI'n:s]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v. 
_____

dry-point

  ['draIpOInt]

    1. _a.

      1)     

      2)   

      3) ,   

    2. _v.    
_____

dry-rot

  ['draI'rOt] _n.

    1)   ()

    2)  ; , 
_____

dry-salter

  ['draI'sO:lt] _n.

    1)   

    2)  ۣ , , 
_____

dry-saltery

  ['draI'sO:ltrI] _n.     . {.
  dry-salter}
_____

dry-shod

  ['draI'SOd] _adv.: to pass over dry-shod ,   
_____

dryad

  ['draId] _n. _. 
_____

dryer

  ['draI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _. 
_____

dryish

  ['draIIS] _a. 
_____

dual

  ['dju:l]

    1. _a. ; ;    ; dual ownership
      ( ); dual nationality ( citizenship)
     , ; the Dual Monarchy _.
    - 

    2. _n. _.

      1)  

      2)    
_____

dualism

  ['dju:lIzm] _n. _. 
_____

duality

  [dju:'lItI] _n. 
_____

dualize

  ['dju:laIz] _v. 
_____

dub

  I [dAb] _v.

    1) 

    2) ԣ; 

    3) ; ; 

    4)   (,   ..)

  II [dAb] _v.  ;  

  III [dAb] _v.

    1)   

    2)  

    3) _. ,  

  IV [dAb] _n. _. _. ,  
_____

dubbin

  ['dAbIn] _n.    
_____

dubbing

  ['dAbIN] = dubbin
_____

dubiety

  [dju:'baItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) -. 
_____

dubious

  ['dju:bjs] _a.

    1) , ; dubious character 
    

    2) , 
_____

ducal

  ['dju:kl] _a. 
_____

ducat

  ['dAkt] _n. _.  ()
_____

duchess

  ['dAtSIs] _n. 
_____

duchy

  ['dAtSI] _n. 
_____

duck

  I [dAk] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _. ; 

    4) _. ; 

    5) _. 

    6) _. _. -

    7) _attr.: duck tail  ; _. , 

    *) like a duck in a thunderstorm   ; fine weather for
    young ducks _.  ; like water off a duck's back 
      ; ducks and drakes ,    
       ; to play ducks and drakes with smth.
    ,  -.,  , 
    -.; to take to smth. like a duck to water   
    ޣ-.    ; a duck of _. , 

  II [dAk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)   

    2. _v.

      1) ; ()

      2) ף ( , )

      3)   

      4): to duck a curtsy _. ,  

  III [dAk] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) _pl.  
_____

duck's meat

  ['dAksmi:t] = duckweed
_____

duck's-egg

  ['dAkseg] _n.

    1) ޣ 0 ( )

    2) ԣ -̣ 
_____

duck-boards

  ['dAkbO:dz] _n. _pl.  
_____

duck-hawk

  ['dAkhO:k] _n. _.  
_____

duck-legged

  ['dAklegd] _a. ,  
_____

duck-out

  ['dAkaut] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

duckbill

  ['dAkbIl] _n. _. 
_____

ducket

  ['dAkIt] _n. _.

    1) () 

    2) _.  
_____

ducking

  ['dAkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  duck II, 2

    2. _n.   ; I got a good ducking   
_____

ducking-stool

  ['dAkINstu:l] = cucking-stool
_____

duckling

  ['dAklIN] _n. ԣ
_____

duckweed

  ['dAkwi:d] _n. _. 
_____

ducky

  ['dAkI] = duck I, 3)
_____

duct

  [dAkt] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) ; 
_____

ductile

  ['dAktaIl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ;  ( )

    3) , ;   ( )
_____

ductility

  [dAk'tIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ;  ()

    3) , 
_____

ductless

  ['dAktlIs] _a. _.    ; ductless glands
    
_____

dud

  [dAd] _.

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ޣ ; 

      3) ;  ,  

      4)  

      5) _pl. , 

      6) _pl. ,  

    2. _a. , , 
_____

dude

  [dju:d] _n. _. _. , , 
_____

dudgeon

  I ['dAdn] _n. _.   

  II ['dAdn] _n. , ; in high ( deep, great) dudgeon 
   
_____

due

  [dju:]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ,  ; to give smb. his due 
      -.  ;  

      2) _pl. , , ; custom dues  

      3) _pl.  ; party dues  

      *) for a full due , 

    2. _a.

      1) , , ; with due attention 
       ; after due consideration  
      

      2) ; his death was due to nephritis   
       

      3) _predic. ,  ( ,  ); he is
      due to speak at the meeting     

      4) _predic. ; the train is due and over-due 
      -   

      5) ; his wages are due    ݣ 
      

      6): due to (.  _prep.) 

    3. _adv. ,  (  ); they went due south 
        
_____

duel

  ['dju:l]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; Pushkin lost his duel     

      2) , 

    2. _v.   
_____

duellist

  ['dju:lIst] _n.  , 
_____

duenna

  [dju:'en] _. _n. ;  ,  (
  )
_____

duet

  [dju:'et] _n. 
_____

duett

  [dju:'et] _n. 
_____

duetto

  [dju:'etu] _. = duet
_____

duff

  I [dAf] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  (. currant duff)

    3)  

  II [dAf] _v. _.

    1)  (); 

    2) 

    3) _.     
_____

duffel

  ['dAfl] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  ();    
_____

duffel-bag

  ['dAflbg] _n.  
_____

duffer

  ['dAf] _n.

    1) _. ; ޣ,  

    2) , 

    3)  

    4)  

    5) _. 
_____

duffle

  ['dAfl] = duffel
_____

dug

  I [dAg] _p.  _p-p.  dig 1

  II [dAg] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) 
_____

dug-out

  ['dAgaut] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) _. ; ; ; 

    3) _. _. ,      
_____

duiker

  ['daIk] _. _n.  ()
_____

duke

  [dju:k] _n. ; Grand Duke  
_____

dukedom

  ['dju:kdm] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

dulcet

  ['dAlsIt] _a. ,  ( )
_____

dulcify

  ['dAlsIfaI] _v.

    1)  , 

    2) _. 
_____

dulcimer

  ['dAlsIm] _n. _. 
_____

dull

  [dAl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) ; ; dull beggar ( fish)  

      3) ; ; dull pain  ; dull of hearing 
       

      4) , 

      5) 

      6) 

      7) ; dull sight  

      8) , , 

      9)  ( )

      10) ,    ( )

    2. _v. (); () , , , ; to
    dull the edge of one's appetite  
_____

dullard

  ['dAld] _n. , 
_____

dullish

  ['dAlIS] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

dulse

  [dAls] _n. ԣ-  
_____

duly

  ['dju:lI] _adv.

    1)  , 

    2)   
_____

dumb

  [dAm] _a.

    1) ; deaf and dumb ; dumb show  , 

    2) ; dumb animals  

    3)  (   ..)

    4) ; this piano has several dumb notes   
       

    5) ; a dumb dog _.  

    6) _. _. ; 

    *) dumb barge  
_____

dumb piano

  ['dAmpI,nu] _n.  
_____

dumb-bell

  ['dAmbel]

    1. _n.

      1) _pl. ; 

      2) _. _. , 

    2. _v.    
_____

dumb-waiter

  ['dAm'weIt] _n.

    1)  ,    

    2) _.         ,  
_____

dumbfound

  [dAm'faund] _v. , 
_____

dumbness

  ['dAmnIs] _n. 
_____

dumdum

  ['dAmdAm] _n.  "-" (. dumdum bullet)
_____

dummy

  ['dAmI]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; 

      2) 

      3)  (. baby's dummy)

      4) ,  

      5)    ; 

      6) _. 

      7) _. ,   (   ..)

      *) tailor's dummy , 

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; ; dummy window  

      2) , ; dummy cartridge  

      3) 

      4) _. 
_____

dump

  I [dAmp]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ;  

      2) _.   

      3)    ; ,  

      4)     ֣ 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ()

      2)  (); 

      3) _.  

      4)   

  II [dAmp] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2) _.  ; _pl. ; not worth a dump  
     

    3) = dumpy II, 2
_____

dump-car

  ['dAmpka:] _n.    , 
_____

dump-cart

  ['dAmpka:t] = dump-car
_____

dumping

  ['dAmpIN]

    1. _pres-p.  dump I, 2

    2. _n.

      1) _. ,  

      2) ,   
_____

dumpish

  ['dAmpIS] _a. 
_____

dumpling

  ['dAmplIN] _n.

    1) ̣

    2) , ޣ  

    3) _. 
_____

dumps

  [dAmps] _n. _pl. to be (down) in the dumps _.   
  , 
_____

dumpy

  I ['dAmpI] _a. 

  II ['dAmpI]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.   
_____

dun

  I [dAn]

    1. _n.

      1) - 

      2)    (  )

    2. _a.

      1) -

      2) _. ԣ, 

  II [dAn]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)   

    2. _v.

      1)    ; to dun smb. out of his money
       

      2) 
_____

dun-bird

  ['dAnb:d] _n. _.  
_____

dunce

  [dAns] _n. , ;  ; dunce's cap 
  ,        
_____

dunderhead

  ['dAndhed] _n.  , 
_____

dune

  [dju:n] _n. 
_____

dung

  I [dAN] _n. ͣ, ; 

  II [dAN] _p.  _p-p.  ding 2
_____

dung-beetle

  ['dAN,bi:tl] _n.  ; 
_____

dung-fork

  ['dANfO:k] _n.  
_____

dungaree

  [,dANg'ri:] _n.

    1)   

    2) _pl.      
_____

dungeon

  ['dAndn] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) = donjon
_____

dunghill

  ['dANhIl] _n.  
_____

dungy

  ['dANI] _a. , 
_____

duniwassal

  ['du:nI'wOsl] _n. _.  
_____

dunk

  [dANk] _v.

    1)  (,   , )

    2) , 
_____

dunlin

  ['dAnlIn] _n.  ()
_____

dunnage

  ['dAnId] _n. _.   
_____

duodecimal

  [,dju:u'desIml]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 
_____

duodecimo

  [,dju:u'desImu] _n.      
_____

duodenal

  [,dju:u'di:nl] _a. _. ; duodenal ulcer 
   
_____

duodenary

  [,dju:u'di:nrI] _a. 
_____

duodenitis

  [,dju:udi:'naItIs] _n. _.   
_____

duodenum

  [,dju:u'di:nm] _n. (_pl. -na) _.  
_____

duologue

  ['djulOg] = dialogue
_____

dupable

  ['dju:pbl] = dupeable
_____

dupe

  [dju:p]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

    2. _v. , 
_____

dupeable

  ['dju:pbl] _a.   
_____

dupery

  ['dju:prI] _n. 
_____

duple

  ['dju:pl] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

duplex

  ['dju:pleks] _a. ; , ; duplex house
   ; duplex apartment _. ,  
      
_____

duplicate

  1. _n. ['dju:plIkIt]

    1) ; ; in duplicate   

    2) _pl.  

    3)  

  2. _a. ['dju:plIkIt]

    1) , ; _. ; duplicate ratio (
    proportion) _.  

    2) ģ  ; 

    3) , 

  3. _v. ['dju:plIkeIt]

    1)  ;  

    2) ,  

    3) 
_____

duplication

  [,dju:plI'keISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ; 
_____

duplicator

  ['dju:plIkeIt] _n.  
_____

duplicity

  [dju:'plIsItI] _n. 
_____

durability

  [,djur'bIlItI] _n.

    1) ; ;   ; 

    2) 
_____

durable

  ['djurbl] _a.

    1) , ģ; a durable pair of shoes  

    2) , 

    3) _.  
_____

duralumin

  [dju'rljumIn] _n. 
_____

duramen

  [dju'reImen] _n.

    1) _.  ()

    2) .  
_____

duration

  [dju'reISn] _n. ; for the duration of the war 
   ; of short duration 
_____

durbar

  ['d:ba:] _. _n.  ɣ
_____

duress

  [dju'res] _n.

    1)  ;  ( )

    2) _. ; to do smth. under duress  -. 
    ,  
_____

duresse

  [dju'res] _n.

    1)  ;  ( )

    2) _. ; to do smth. under duresse  -. 
    ,  
_____

during

  ['djurIN] _prep.  ,  ;  
_____

durmast

  ['d:ma:st] _n. _.  
_____

durst

  [d:st] _p.  dare 1
_____

dusk

  [dAsk]

    1. _n. ; ; till dusk ; scarcely visible in the
    dusk    

    2. _a. _. , , 

    3. _v. _. 
_____

duskiness

  ['dAskInIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

dusky

  ['dAskI] _a.

    1) , ԣ; dusky thicket ԣ 

    2) 
_____

dust

  [dAst]

    1. _n.

      1) ; gold dust  ; atomic dust  ;
      cosmic dust  

      2) _. 

      3) _. 

      4) _. ,  

      *) to raise ( to make) a dust  , ; humbled in
      ( to) the dust  ;   ; to give the
      dust to smb. _. ,  -.; to take smb.'s dust
      _.   -.;   ; to throw dust in
      smb.'s eyes   -.

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ; to dust a table    

      2) 

      3)   ,   ..

      *) to dust the eyes of  -.
_____

dust-cart

  ['dAstka:t] _n.  
_____

dust-cloak

  ['dAstkluk] = dust-coat
_____

dust-coat

  ['dAstkut] _n.  ()
_____

dust-colour

  ['dAst,kAl] _n. - 
_____

dust-cover

  ['dAst,kAv] _n.  ()
_____

dust-hole

  ['dAsthul] _n.  , 
_____

dust-jacket

  ['dAst,dkIt] = dust-cover
_____

dust-proof

  ['dAstpru:f] _a. 
_____

dust-shot

  ['dAstSOt] _n.   
_____

dust-storm

  ['dAststO:m] _n.  
_____

dust-up

  ['dAst'Ap] _n. _. , , 
_____

dustbin

  ['dAstbIn] _n.  
_____

duster

  ['dAst] _n.

    1)  ; ݣ  ,   ..

    2) _. = dust-coat

    3)    ( ,   ..)

    4) _.  
_____

dusting

  ['dAstIN]

    1. _pres-p.  dust 2

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)     

      3) _. ; to give a dusting , 

      4) _.  
_____

dustman

  ['dAstmn] _n. 
_____

dustpan

  ['dAstpn] _n.   
_____

dusty

  ['dAstI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ;  ; ޣ

    3) ̣ (   ..)

    4) , 

    *) not so dusty _. , 
_____

dutch

  [dAtS] _n. _. ; my old dutch   ( )
_____

duteous

  ['dju:tjs] _. = dutiful
_____

dutiable

  ['dju:tjbl] _a.   () 
_____

dutiful

  ['dju:tIful] _a.

    1)   ;  

    2) 
_____

duty

  ['dju:tI] _n.

    1) , ; to do one's duty   

    2)  ; ; to take up one's duties
       ; on duty  ;  
     ; doctor on duty  ; off duty 
    ; out of duty  ,     

    3) ;  ; customs duties  

    4) ; he sends his duty to you    ϣ
    

    5) _. , ,  (); ; duty of
    water _-. 

    6) _attr. ; duty call  

    7) _attr. ; duty journey  , 

    8) _attr. ; duty officer _. _.  
_____

duty list

  ['dju:tIlIst] _n. _.  
_____

duty-bound

  ['dju:tIbaund] _a. 
_____

duty-free

  ['dju:tI'fri:]

    1. _a.       

    2. _adv. 
_____

duty-paid

  ['dju:tIpeId] _a.  
_____

duumvir

  [dju:'Amv] _n. (_pl. -s [dju:'Amvz], -ri) _.  ( 
  )
_____

duumvirate

  [dju:'AmvIrIt] _n. _.  (  )
_____

duumviri

  [dju:'umvIri:] _pl.  duumvir
_____

dwarf

  [dwO:f]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)    

      3) _. 

    2. _a. 

    3. _v.

      1)  ;  

      2)    ; the little cottage was
      dwarfed by the surrounding elms    ݣ 
      -    
_____

dwarfish

  ['dwO:fIS] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

dwell

  [dwel] _v. (dwelt)

    1) , , ,  (in, at, on)

    2)  ,  (on, upon -  ޣ-.); to
    dwell on a note  

    3) ,    ( )
_____

dweller

  ['dwel] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ,   
_____

dwelling

  ['dwelIN]

    1. _pres-p.  dwell

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 
_____

dwelling-house

  ['dwelINhaus] _n.  
_____

dwelling-place

  ['dwelINpleIs] _n. 
_____

dwelt

  [dwelt] _p.  _p-p.  dwell
_____

dwindle

  ['dwIndl] _v.

    1) , ; 

    2)  ; ,   ; 
_____

dyad

  ['daId] _. _n.

    1)  ; , 

    2) _.  

    3) _. , 

    *) one's other dyad أ-.  ""; -. 
_____

dyadic

  [daI'dIk] _. _a.    
_____

dye

  [daI]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ; 

      2) 

      3) 

      *) scoundrel of the deepest dye  

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  , ; dye in the wool ( in the
      grain)   ,   
_____

dye-house

  ['daIhaus] _n. 
_____

dye-stuff

  ['daIstAf] _n.  , 
_____

dye-wood

  ['daIwud] _n.  
_____

dye-works

  ['daIw:ks] _n.  , 
_____

dyed-in-the wool

  ['daIdIn'wul] _a.

    1)   

    2) , ; dyed-in-the wool Tory  

    3) , 
_____

dyeing

  ['daIIN]

    1. _pres-p.  dye 2

    2. _n.

      1) ,  

      2)  
_____

dyer

  ['daI] _n. 
_____

dyer's broom

  ['daIzbru:m] _n. _.  
_____

dyer's weed

  ['daIzwi:d] _n. _.  ;  ; 
  , 
_____

dying

  I ['daIIN]

    1. _pres-p.  die II

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ; 

    3. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; till one's dying day    

      3) 

  II ['daIIN] _pres-p.  die I, 2
_____

dyke

  [daIk] = dike
_____

dynamic

  [daI'nmIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) , , 

    3) _. 
_____

dynamical

  [daI'nmIkl] _a. 
_____

dynamics

  [daI'nmIks] _n. _pl.

    1) (.  _sing.) 

    2)  
_____

dynamism

  ['daInmIzm] _n. _. 
_____

dynamite

  ['daInmaIt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

dynamiter

  ['daInmaIt] _n. , 
_____

dynamitic

  [,daIn'mItIk] _a. 
_____

dynamo

  ['daInmu] _n. (_pl. -os ['daInmuz]) _. -, 
_____

dynamometer

  [,daIn'mOmIt] _n. 
_____

dynast

  ['dInst] _n.  
_____

dynastic

  [dI'nstIk] _a. 
_____

dynasty

  ['dInstI] _n. 
_____

dyne

  [daIn] _n. _.  ( )
_____

dysenteric

  [,dIsn'terIk] _a. 
_____

dysentery

  ['dIsntrI] _n. _. 
_____

dyslogistic

  [,dIsl'dIstIk] _a. 
_____

dyspepsia

  [dIs'pepsI] _n. _.  , 
_____

dyspeptic

  [dIs'peptIk]

    1. _n.

      1) ,   

      2) _. ,    

    2. _a.

      1)   

      2)    
_____

dyspnoea

  [dIs'pni:] _n. _. , Σ 
_____

dysprosium

  [dIs'pruSIm] _n. _. 
_____

dystrophy

  ['dIstrfI] _n. _. 
_____

ecarte

  [eI'ka:teI] _n. _.  ( )
_____

eclair

  ['eIklE] _n. _.  ()
_____

each

  [i:tS] _pron. _indef.

    1.  . , ; each of us   ; each and all 
     

    2.  . , ; each student has to learn it by heart
         
_____

each other

  ['i:tS'A] _pron. _recipr.   (  )
_____

eager

  ['i:g] _a.

    1)   ;  , ; eager for
    ( after) fame  ; eager to be off  

    2) ,  (   ..)

    3) ; eager pursuit  ; eager beaver
    ) ; )  ,  , 

    4)  ( )

    5) _. , 
_____

eagerness

  ['i:gnIs] _n. , 
_____

eagle

  ['i:gl] _n.

    1) ң

    2) _. _.    10 
_____

eagle-eyed

  ['i:gl'aId] _a.   ; 
_____

eagle-owl

  ['i:gl'aul] _n. 
_____

eaglet

  ['i:glIt] _n. ̣
_____

eagre

  ['eIg] _n.     
_____

ear

  I [I] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; an ear for music  ; to play by ear  
    ; to have a good (bad) ear   () ; to strain
    one's ears  

    3) , , , 

    4) _. , 

    *) to be all ears   ;   ֣
    ; to give ear to smb.  -.; to gain the ear of
    smb.   -.; in at one ear and out at the other 
      ,   ; to keep one's ears open ;
     ; ; up to the ears   (  
    ..); to bring a storm about one's ears   ;
      ; to have smb.'s ear  -.
     ; to set by the ears ; by the ears 
    ; to be on one's ear  ֣; to have long (
    itching) ears   ear

  II [I]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ()

    2. _v. 
_____

ear-ache

  ['IreIk] _n.   
_____

ear-drop

  ['IdrOp] = ear-ring
_____

ear-drops

  ['IdrOps] _n. _pl.   
_____

ear-drum

  ['IdrAm] _n.  
_____

ear-flaps

  ['Iflps] _n. _pl.  ( )
_____

ear-lap

  ['Ilp] _n.

    1)  ()

    2)  (  ..)
_____

ear-lobe

  ['Ilub] = ear-lap
_____

ear-lock

  ['IlOk] _n.  ,   
_____

ear-muff

  ['ImAf] _n. _.  (   )
_____

ear-phone

  ['Ifun] = headphone
_____

ear-ring

  ['IrIN] _n. 
_____

ear-splitting

  ['I'splItIN] _a. 
_____

ear-wax

  ['Iwks] _n.  
_____

earl

  [:l]  ()
_____

earldom

  [':ldm] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) _. ()  , 
_____

earless

  ['IlIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) ۣ  

    3)    ( )
_____

early

  [':lI]

    1. _a.

      1) ; the early bird _.  ; at an early date 
       ; it is early days yet ݣ  ,  
      ; one's early days 

      2) ; _-. 

      3) ; ; early diagnosis 
       

      4) ,  ( ); early post-war years 
       

      5) _.  ( ); 

    2. _adv.

      1) ; early in the year   ; early in life  ;
      early in the day  ; _. 

      2) ; 

      3) 

      *) early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and
      wise _.      , ,   
      ף
_____

earmark

  ['Ima:k]

    1. _n.

      1)   ; 

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1) ;  

      2) , ; 
_____

earn

  [:n] _v.

    1) ; to earn one's living ( one's daily bread)
      

    2) ; to earn fame  , 
_____

earnest

  I [':nIst]

    1. _a.

      1) أ; 

      2) ; ģ

      3) , 

    2. _n.: in earnest ) أ, أ; ) , ; in
    real ( dead) earnest  أ

  II [':nIst] _n. ; ; an earnest of more to come 
   
_____

earnestly

  [':nIstlI] _adv. , 
_____

earnings

  [':nINz] _n. _pl.  , ; 
_____

earshot

  ['ISOt] _n. ,    ; within (out of) earshot
    ( ) 
_____

earth

  [:]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ; on earth  

      2) 

      3) ; floating earth ; scorched earth  

      4) 

      5) ; to take earth    ( ); to run to earth
      ) = to take earth; ) , ; ) ;
      ; 

      6) _. 

      7) .  : how on earth?  ?; no use on
      earth    ; why on earth?   ?

      8) _attr. ; ; earth water ֣ ; earth wax
      _. 

      *) to come back to earth     ,  
      

    2. _v.

      1) , ;  ̣; 

      2)     

      3) _. _. 

      4) _.  (̣); to be earthed   
_____

earth-born

  [':bO:n] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) _. ģ ̣
_____

earth-bound

  [':baund] _a.

    1) , 

    2)   
_____

earth-flax

  [':flks] _n. 
_____

earth-light

  [':laIt] = earth-shine
_____

earth-nut

  [':nAt] _n.  , 
_____

earth-shaking

  [':,SeIkIN] _a.    ,  
_____

earth-shine

  [':SaIn] _n. _.   ()
_____

earth-worm

  [':w:m] _n.

    1)  ( ) 

    2)  ; 
_____

earthen

  [':n] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

earthenware

  [':nwE] _n.

    1)  ,  ; 

    2) 

    3) _attr. 
_____

earthing

  [':IN]

    1. _pres-p.  earth 2

    2. _n. _. _. 
_____

earthly

  [':lI]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) _. ; no earthly use (reason) 
      ()

    2. _n.: not an earthly _.   
_____

earthly-minded

  [':lI'maIndId] _a.  ,  
_____

earthquake

  [':kweIk] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

earthward

  [':wd] = earthwards
_____

earthwards

  [':wdz] _adv.    
_____

earthwork

  [':w:k] _n.  ;  
_____

earthy

  [':I] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

earwig

  ['IwIg] _n. _. ף
_____

ease

  [i:z]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , ģ; ease of body and mind
         ; at one's ease , ,
      ģ; to feel ill at ease   ;
      ; a life of ease , ̣ ; social ease
        ,   ; to stand at ease _.
       ; at ease! _. !

      2) ; to take one's ease )  , ;
      ) 

      3) , 

      4) ̣; with ease )  ̣; ) ģ; to learn
      with ease   

      5)  (),  (  ..)

    2. _v.

      1)  (, ); to ease smb. of his purse ( cash)
      _. 

      2) 

      3) , 

      4)   (in, into); to ease a piano into place
         ; to ease a bloc into position  
       ()   

      5)  (  );  ()

      6) _. ,  (. ease away, ease down, ease off);
      ease her!  ! ()

      #) ease down )  ; )  , ; ease
      off )   ֣; (); ;
      ) _.  (, )
_____

easeful

  ['i:zful] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

easement

  ['i:zmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) _.  ,    ..   

    4) _. , 
_____

easily

  ['i:zIlI] _adv. ; ,  
_____

easiness

  ['i:zInIs] _n.

    1) ̣

    2) ģ
_____

east

  [i:st]

    1. _n.

      1) ; _. ; to the east (of)   ()

      2) (the East) ; Far East  ; Middle East 
      

      3)   (. east wind)

      *) East or West home is best _.   ,   

    2. _a. 

    3. _adv.

      1)  ;  

      2)   ( ); to blow east   
_____

east-bound

  ['i:stbaund] _a.   
_____

easterly

  ['i:stlI]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  

    3. _adv.

      1)  ;  

      2)   ( )
_____

eastern

  ['i:stn]

    1. _a.

      1) ; eastern window ,   

      2)   -      

    2. _n. (Eastern)  
_____

easterner

  ['i:stn] _n.

    1) = eastern 2

    2)    
_____

easternmost

  ['i:stnmust] _a.  
_____

easting

  ['i:stIN] _n. _.   ;   
_____

eastward

  ['i:stwd]

    1. _a.   ݣ  

    2. _adv.  ,  ,   

    3. _n.  
_____

eastwards

  ['i:stwdz] = eastward 2
_____

easy

  ['i:zI]

    1. _a.

      1) ̣, ; easy of access ; easy money 
      

      2) ; easy coat  

      3) ģ, , ; easy manners
      ģ 

      4) ; make your mind easy 

      5) ; ; to be easy on smb., smth. 
        -., -.

      6)  ;  ; of easy virtue 
      ()  

      7) ; at an easy pace  

      8) , ; easy circumstances 

      9) _.    ( ); ,  (  
      ..)

      10)  ( )

      *) easy street ; to be on easy street ; as easy
      as falling off a log ( as ABC)  

    2. _adv.

      1) 

      2) ; ; to take it easy )  , 
      ; )  ; to break the news easy
           

      *) easy all! _.  ף! (); easy does it _. 
      ,  ; easy come, easy go  ,   ;
      easier said than done  ,  
_____

easy chair

  ['i:zI'tSE] _n.  
_____

easy rider

  ['i:zI,raId] _n. 
_____

easy-going

  ['i:zI,guIN] _a.

    1) -ӣ; , 

    2) ̣,  (  )
_____

eat

  [i:t] _v. (ate; eaten)

    1) ; , ; to eat crisp ,   ; to
    eat well )   ; )   

    2) , 

    #) eat away ) , ; ) = 2); to eat away at one's nerves
      , ; eat in )  ;
    )    ; )  ( _.  
    ..); eat into ) = eat in ); )  (); eat off
     (   ..); eat up ) ; ; eaten up
    with pride  ; )   -.
    

    *) to eat one's heart out  ; to eat the ginger _.
    _.  ӣ ,  , ; to eat dirt (
    humble pie, _. crow) ) ,  , ;
    ) ;  ; to eat one's terms ( dinners),
    to eat for the bar    ;  
    ; to eat one's words    ; to eat out of
    smb.'s hand   -.;  
    ; to eat smb. out of house and home  -., 
    -.; I'll eat my boots ( hat, head)    ;
    what's eating you?    ?
_____

eatable

  ['i:tbl]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. _pl. _. , 
_____

eaten

  ['i:tn] _p-p.  eat
_____

eater

  ['i:t] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

eatery

  ['i:trI] _n. _. ; , 
_____

eating

  ['i:tIN]

    1. _pres-p.  eat

    2. _n.

      1) ɣ , 

      2) 

    3. _attr.: eating apple  ; eating club ( hall) _.
     
_____

eating-house

  ['i:tINhaus] _n. ۣ 
_____

eats

  [i:ts] _n. _pl. _. , 
_____

eau-de-Cologne

  ['udk'lun] _n. _. 
_____

eau-de-vie

  ['ud'vi:] _n. _. ; , 
_____

eaves

  [i:vz] _n. _pl.

    1) _. ;  

    2) _. , 
_____

eavesdrop

  ['i:vzdrOp] _v.  (on)
_____

eavesdropper

  ['i:vz,drOp] _n. , 
_____

ebb

  [eb]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)   ; ; to be at an ebb, to be at a low ebb
      )    ; )   ; his
      courage was at the lowest ebb   

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) ,  ( ebb away); daylight was ebbing fast
        
_____

ebb-tide

  ['eb'taId] _n. 
_____

ebon

  ['ebn] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) ޣ
_____

ebonite

  ['ebnaIt] _n. _. 
_____

ebony

  ['ebnI]

    1. _n.

      1) , ޣ 

      2) _. _. ޣ, 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ޣ  
_____

ebullience

  [I'bAljns] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

ebulliency

  [I'bAljnsI] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

ebullient

  [I'bAljnt] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) ,  
_____

ebullition

  [,eb'lISn] _n. _.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

ecaudate

  [i:'kO:deIt] _a. _. 
_____

eccentric

  [Ik'sentrIk]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) _. _. ; ; 
      (.,  ); eccentric rod  

    2. _n.

      1)  ; , 

      2) _. , 
_____

eccentricity

  [,eksen'trIsItI] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) _. ; 
_____

ecclesiastic

  [I,kli:zI'stIk]

    1. _n.  , 

    2. _a. = ecclesiastical
_____

ecclesiastical

  [I,kli:zI'stIkl] _a. ; 
_____

echelon

  ['eSlOn]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ; ; ; echelon of attack  
        

      2) ,  

    2. _v.  ; 
_____

echini

  [e'kaInaI] _pl.  echinus
_____

echinus

  [e'kaIns] _n. (_pl. -ni)

    1) _.  

    2) _. 
_____

echo

  ['eku]

    1. _n. (_pl. -oes ['ekuz])

      1) ; to the echo ; 

      2) , ; faint echo  

      3) 

      4) _. _. 

      5) _attr.: echo sounder ; echo sounding  
      

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  ( )

      2) , , 
_____

echo-image

  ['eku,ImId] _n. _.  
_____

echoic

  [e'kuIk] _a. 
_____

eclampsia

  [I'klmpsI] _n. _. 
_____

eclat

  ['eIkla:] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2) , ; with great eclat   
_____

eclectic

  [ek'lektIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

eclecticism

  [ek'lektIsIzm] _n. ; 
_____

eclipse

  [I'klIps]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ; total (partial) eclipse  ()
      

      2) , ; his fame has suffered an eclipse 
       

    2. _v.  (. _.); ; in sports he quite eclipsed
    his brother      
_____

ecliptic

  [I'klIptIk] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

eclogue

  ['eklOg] _n. _. 
_____

ecological

  [,ek'lOdIkl] _a. 
_____

ecology

  [I'kOldI] _n. 
_____

economic

  [,i:k'nOmIk] _a.

    1) ; ; economic forces 
    ; economic miracle " "

    2) ;  , 

    3) , ; economic botany  
_____

economical

  [,i:k'nOmIkl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ;      

    3) 
_____

economically

  [,i:k'nOmIklI] _adv.

    1) , , 

    2) ,    
_____

economics

  [,i:k'nOmIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.)

    1) ;  ; planned economics  

    2)  
_____

economist

  [i:'kOnmIst] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ,  
_____

economize

  [i:'kOnmaIz] _v. 
_____

economizer

  [i:'kOnmaIz] _n. _. , 
_____

economy

  [i:'kOnmI] _n.

    1) , ; the socialist system of economy
      

    2) , 

    3) ( _pl.) ; ; little economies 
    

    4) , 
_____

ecru

  ['eIkru:] _a. _.  ̣,  
_____

ecstasize

  ['ekstsaIz] _v.

    1)   

    2)   
_____

ecstasy

  ['ekstsI] _n. , ̣ ; in the ecstasy of joy 
   
_____

ecstatic

  [eks'ttIk] _a. ̣; ; ;  
_____

ectoplasm

  ['ektuplzm] _n. _. 
_____

ecumenic

  [,i:kju:'menIk] = ecumenical
_____

ecumenical

  [,i:kju:'menIkl] _a. _.  (.  )
_____

eczema

  ['eksIm] _n. _. 
_____

edacious

  [I'deISs] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

edacity

  [I'dsItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

edaphology

  [,ed'fOldI] _n. 
_____

eddish

  ['edIS] _n. _. _-. ; أ, 
_____

eddy

  ['edI]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

      3) ,  (, )

      4) _. ,  

      5) _attr.: eddy currents _.  

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) 
_____

edentate

  [I'dentIt] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

edge

  [ed]

    1.

      1) , ; edge of a wood  

      2) ɣ, ; ; the knife has no edge  

      3) , ; edge of a mountain  

      4)  

      5)  (); ; uncut edges  

      6)   (,  )

      7) 

      8) _. ; to have an edge on smb.  
       -.

      9)  ()

      *) (all) on edge ; ֣; to give an edge to
      one's appetite  ; to take the edge off one's
      appetite  ; to take the edge off an argument
        ; to give the edge of one's tongue to smb. 
       -. ; to set smb.'s nerves on edge  -.;
      to set the teeth on edge   ;  ; 
       ( -.); to have an edge on _.  ; to
      be on the edge of doing smth.   -.

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) , 

      3)  ; , , ԣ 

      4)  ()

      5)    ;   
      ; , 

      #) edge away  , ; edge into ();
      to edge oneself into the conversation   () ;
      edge off = edge away; edge on ; edge out ) 
      ; ) 
_____

edge stone

  ['edstun] _n.

    1) ֣,  ( )

    2) _.  
_____

edge-tool

  ['edtu:l] _n. ,  ; to play with edge-tools
    Σ
_____

edgeways

  ['edweIz] _adv. ɣ,  (ң); ; to get a word in
  edgeways  
_____

edgewise

  ['edwaIz] = edgeways
_____

edging

  ['edIN]

    1. _pres-p.  edge 2

    2. _n.

      1) , , 

      2) _attr.: edging saw _.  
_____

edgy

  ['edI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _.   

    3) ֣; 
_____

edibility

  [,edI'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

edible

  ['edIbl]

    1. _a. ;   

    2. _n. (. _pl.) , , 
_____

edict

  ['i:dIkt] _n. , 
_____

edification

  [,edIfI'keISn] _n. , 
_____

edifice

  [e'dIfIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  , 
_____

edify

  ['edIfaI] _v. , 
_____

edit

  ['edIt] _v.

    1) ,   ;    

    2)   

    3)  ()

    #) edit out , ޣ
_____

edition

  [I'dISn] _n.

    1) ; pocket edition  

    2) ; morning edition   ()

    3)  (,   ..)

    4) , ; she is a more charming edition of her sister 
     ,  ݣ  
_____

editor

  ['edIt] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ( )
_____

editor-in-chief

  ['edItrIn'tSi:f] _n. (_pl. editors-in-chief)  
_____

editorial

  [,edI'tO:rIl]

    1. _a. , ; editorial office 
    (); editorial staff  , 
    ; editorial board  

    2. _n.    
_____

editorialist

  [,edI'tO:rIlIst] _n.     
_____

editorialize

  [,edI'tO:rIlaIz] _v. _.    
   ( )
_____

educate

  ['edju:keIt] _v.

    1) ;  

    2) ; to educate the ear  
_____

educated

  ['edju:keItId]

    1. _p-p.  educate

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; educated taste (mind)   ()
_____

education

  [,edju:'keISn] _n.

    1) ; , ; all-round education
     ; trade education  ;
    classical (commercial, art) education  (,
    ) ; vocational education
    - ; higher education 
    

    2) ,  (, )

    3) , 

    4) ,  ()
_____

educational

  [,edju:'keISnl] _a. ; ; ,
  ; educational film  
_____

educationalist

  [,edju:'keISnlIst] _n. -
_____

educationally

  [,edju:'keISnlI] _adv. ;    ,
  
_____

educationist

  [,edju:'keISnIst] = educationalist
_____

educative

  ['edju:ktIv] _a. , ; 
_____

educator

  ['edju:keIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) = educationalist
_____

educe

  [i:'dju:s] _v.

    1)  ( ); 

    2)  (; from)

    3) _. 
_____

eduction

  [i:'dAkSn] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) 

    3) ; 

    4) 

    5) _. 
_____

edulcorate

  [I'dAlkOreIt] _v. _.   ,   .. 
_____

eel

  [i:l] _n. _. 
_____

eel-buck

  ['i:lbAk] _n.    
_____

eel-pout

  ['i:lpaut] _n. _. 
_____

eel-spear

  ['i:lspI] _n.    
_____

eerie

  ['IrI] _a.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _.  
_____

eery

  ['IrI] _a.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _.  
_____

efface

  [I'feIs] _v. ; ޣ; ; to efface oneself
  ,   
_____

effect

  [I'fekt]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; cause and effect   ; of
      ( to) no effect, without effect ) ;
      ) ; ) ; ; to have effect 
       ; 

      2) , ; ; the effect of light on plants
         ; argument has no effect on him 
          

      3) , ; to go ( to come) into effect, to take effect
         ( , ,   ..); the law
      goes into effect soon     ; with effect from
      today      ; to bring to effect, to
      give effect to, to carry ( to put) into effect ,
        ,   ; no effects  
      (    ); in effect 
      ,  

      4) , ; general effect  ; calculated
      for effect   ; to do smth. for effect 
      -.,   ,    

      5) _pl. _. _.  

      6) , ; to this effect   ;   

      7) ; the letter was to the following effect  
       

      8) _pl. , ; sale of household effects 
       ; to leave no effects    
      

      9) _.  ,  ()

    2. _v. ; , ; ; to effect a
    change in a plan    ; to effect an insurance
    policy 
_____

effective

  [I'fektIv]

    1. _a.

      1) , , ; effective demand
      _. ԣ 

      2) ,   (   ..); to become effective
        ; effective from 22 hours, December 31  
           31 ; effective until the end of
      the month      

      3) ;  , 

      4) _. ; ()   ; ;
      ; effective range   ;
      effective fire  

      5)   (  )

      6) ; effective area   (); effective
      head _.  

    2. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _pl.  
_____

effectless

  [I'fektlIs] _a. , 
_____

effectual

  [I'fektjul] _a.

    1)  , ; 

    2) _.  
_____

effectuate

  [I'fektjueIt] _v. ,   
_____

effectuation

  [I,fektju'eISn] _n. 
_____

effeminacy

  [I'femInsI] _n. ,  ( )
_____

effeminate

  [I'femInIt]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ,   , ; effeminate civilization
       

    2. _n.

      1)  ; ,  

      2) 
_____

efferent

  ['efernt] _a.  (  ); ; efferent
  nerve  
_____

effervesce

  [,ef'ves] _v.

    1)     ; , ;  (
     )

    2)   ;  ߣ, 
_____

effervescence

  [,ef'vesns] _n.

    1)   ; , 

    2) , 
_____

effervescency

  [,ef'vesnsI] _n.

    1)   ; , 

    2) , 
_____

effervescent

  [,ef'vesnt] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; ͣ

    3) ģ
_____

effete

  [e'fi:t] _a.

    1) ݣ, 

    2) 

    3) , 

    4) 
_____

efficacious

  [,efI'keISs] _a. , ; ; an
  efficacious cure for a disease   
_____

efficacy

  ['efIksI] _n. , ; 
_____

efficient

  [I'fISnt]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , ,  ( )

      3) , 

      4) _. ,     

    2. _n.

      1) _. ; 

      2) _pl. _. _.  
_____

efflorescence

  [,eflO:'resns] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) _. , ;  

    3) _.  

    4) _. 
_____

effluence

  ['efluns] _n. ; ; an effluence of light from an open
  door  ( )    
_____

effluent

  ['eflunt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ,      ; 

      2) 

    2. _a.  ( -.); 
_____

effluvia

  [e'flu:vj] _pl.  effluvium
_____

effluvium

  [e'flu:vjm] _n. (_pl. -s [e'flu:vjmz], -via)  (. 
   ); 
_____

efflux

  ['eflAks] _n.

    1) ,  (, )

    2)  (, )

    3) 

    4) _.  
_____

effort

  ['eft] _n.

    1) , ; ; to make an effort  ,
    ; to make efforts  ; to spare no efforts 
     ; without effort ,   

    2) _. 
_____

effortless

  ['eftlIs] _a.

    1)   ; 

    2)   ; ̣
_____

effulgence

  [e'fAldns] _n. , , 
_____

effulgent

  [e'fAldnt] _a. 
_____

effuse

  1. _a. [e'fju:s]

    1) _. , 

    2) _. 

  2. _v. [e'fju:z]

    1) ;  (  ..)

    2) 

    3)     (   ..)
_____

effusion

  [I'fju:n] _n.

    1) ; effusion of blood ) ; )  

    2)  ()

    3)  ();   (  ..)

    4) _. 

    5) _. ; , 
_____

effusive

  [I'fju:sIv] _a.

    1) ; ; effusive compliments 
    

    2) _. 
_____

egad

  [I'gd] _int. _. -!
_____

egalitarian

  [I,glI'tErIn] _a.  , 
_____

egg

  I [eg] _n.

    1) ; soft (-boiled) egg, lightly boiled egg  ;
    hard-boiled egg  ; ham and eggs   

    2) _. _. ; 

    3) _. 

    *) in the egg   ; to crush in the egg  
    ,   ; a bad egg _. ) ԣ, 
    ; )  ; a good egg _. ) , !;
    )  !; to teach your grandmother to suck eggs  
    ޣ;    ; as full as an egg  

  II [eg] _v.

    1)  

    2)   

    3) ,  (. egg on)
_____

egg-beater

  ['eg,bi:t] _n.

    1)   

    2) _. _. ̣
_____

egg-cup

  ['egkAp] _n.   
_____

egg-dance

  ['egda:ns] _n.

    1) ,      

    2) ,  
_____

egg-flip

  ['egflIp] = egg-nog
_____

egg-nog

  ['egnOg] _n.  , ԣ  ,   ,
     
_____

egg-plant

  ['egpla:nt] _n. 
_____

egg-shaped

  ['egSeIpt] _a. ,   , 
_____

egg-shell

  ['egSel]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

      *) to walk ( to tread) upon egg-shells   
      

    2. _a.   ; egg-shell china  
_____

egg-timer

  ['eg,taIm] _n. ң   (  )
_____

egg-white

  ['egwaIt] _n.  
_____

egghead

  ['eghed] _n. _. ; , 
_____

eglantine

  ['eglntaIn] _n.  
_____

ego

  ['egu] _n.

    1) _. , ,  , ϣ ""

    2) _. 
_____

egocentric

  [,egu'sentrIk] _a. , 
_____

egoism

  ['eguIzm] _n. 
_____

egoist

  ['eguIst] _n. 
_____

egoistic

  [,egu'IstIk] = egoistical
_____

egoistical

  [,egu'IstIkl] _a. ; 
_____

egotism

  ['egutIzm] _n. ; , ̣
_____

egotist

  ['egutIst] _n. ; 
_____

egregious

  [I'gri:ds] _a. _. , ; egregious error ,
   ; egregious lie  ; egregious fool 
  
_____

egress

  ['i:gres] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _.   
_____

egression

  [i:'greSn] _n. _. 
_____

egret

  ['i:gret] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ()

    3)  , ; {. . aigrette}
_____

eh

  [eI] _int.  , ,    
  ?, ?,   ?,  !,   ?
_____

eider

  ['aId] _n.

    1) _.  ()

    2) = eider-down
_____

eider-down

  ['aIddaun] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ԣ 
_____

eidolon

  [aI'dulOn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

eight

  [eIt]

    1. _n-card. 

    2. _n.

      1) ͣ

      2) (the Eights) _pl.     
       

      3): in eights    

      *) to cut eights  ͣ (  ); to be behind
      the eight ball     
_____

eightieth

  ['eItII]

    1. _n-ord. 

    2. _n.  
_____

eighty

  ['eItI]

    1. _n-card. ; he is over eighty   ;
    eighty-one  ; eighty-two    ..

    2. _n.  (, )
_____

eirenicon

  [aI'ri:nIkOn] _. _n.  ;   
_____

eisteddfod

  [aIs'tevOd] _n.    ( )
_____

either

  I ['aI] _pron. _indef.

    1.  .

      1)   ;   ; either of the two boys may go 
           

      2)    ; ; ,  ( ); either will do
      ģ    

    2.  .

      1)   ;   ;   ; you may put the
      lamp at either end of the table       
        

      2) ,  ( ); there are curtains on either side of the
      window      ; either way   
      

    3.  .  ( ); if you do not go I shall not
    either    ģ,     

  II ['aI] _cj. ; either... or... ... ...; either come in or go
  out  ,  
_____

ejaculate

  [I'dkjuleIt] _v.

    1) 

    2)  ()
_____

ejaculation

  [I,dkju'leISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

eject

  I [i:'dekt] _v.

    1)  (from);  

    2) 

    3) , ;  (  ..)

  II ['i:dekt] _n.  
_____

ejection

  [i:'dekSn] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) 

    3) ,  (,   ..)

    4) ,  , 

    5) _. 

    6) _attr.: ejection seat (chair) _.  
    ()
_____

ejectment

  [i:'dektmnt] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)     
_____

ejector

  [i:'dekt] _n.

    1) ,    . {. eject I}

    2) _. ;  ( );  
_____

eke

  I [i:k] _v.: to eke out ,  (with); to eke out one's
  existence  -,     

  II [i:k] _adv. _. , ;   
_____

el

  [el] _n.

    1)   L

    2) = ell II, 2)

    3) _. _. (_.  elevated railroad;  El) 
     
_____

el Dorado

  [,eld'ra:du] _. _n. ,   
_____

elaborate

  1. _a. [I'lbrIt]

    1)  ; ; ; 
    ; ; elaborate dinner  

    2) 

  2. _v. [I'lbreIt]

    1)  ,   

    2) ; 
_____

elaboration

  [I,lb'reISn] _n.

    1) ; ; ; 

    2) 

    3) _. , 
_____

elan

  [eI'la:N] _n. _. 
_____

eland

  ['i:lnd] _n. _.  
_____

elapse

  [I'lps] _v. , ,  ( )
_____

elastic

  [I'lstIk]

    1. _a.

      1) ;   ; elastic limit _. 
      

      2) ; ; elastic rule ,  
      - 

      3)   ( , ); elastic
      conscience   

    2. _n.

      1)  ()

      2) , 
_____

elastic-sides

  [I'lstIksaIdz] _n. _pl.    (. elasticside boots)
_____

elasticity

  [,els'tIsItI] _n.

    1)   . {. elastic 1}

    2) _. 
_____

elate

  [I'leIt] _v.  , 
_____

elated

  [I'leItId]

    1. _p-p.  elate

    2. _a.   , ; elated by success
    ̣ 
_____

elation

  [I'leISn] _n.  ; ;  ;
  
_____

elbow

  ['elbu]

    1. _n.

      1) ; at one's elbow  ; 

      2)  ()

      3) _. ; 

      *) to be out at elbows )   ;   ;
      ) , ; to crook ( to lift) the elbow _.
      ; to rub elbows with smb.   -.; up to the
      elbows in work    

    2. _v.

      1) () 

      2) ,  ( ); to elbow one's way
      ; to elbow one's way out  ( ); to
      elbow into smth. ) ; ) 
_____

elbow-chair

  ['elbu'tSE] _n.   
_____

elbow-grease

  ['elbugri:s] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) ֣,  

    3) _. 
_____

elbow-rest

  ['elburest] _n. 
_____

elbow-room

  ['elburum] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) _. , 
_____

eld

  [eld] _n. _. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

elder

  I ['eld]

    1. _a.

      1) _comp.  old 1

      2)  ( ); my elder brother   

    2. _n.

      1) _pl.  , 

      2) 

      3) 

      4) _.  

      5)   

  II ['eld] _n. _. 
_____

elderly

  ['eldlI] _a. , 
_____

eldest

  ['eldIst] _a.

    1) _sup.  old 1

    2)   ( )

    3): the eldest hand _.  
_____

eldritch

  ['eldrIttS] _a. _. , 
_____

elecampane

  [,elIkm'peIn] _n. _. 
_____

elect

  [I'lekt]

    1. _a.  ( ݣ    ); bride elect
    ޣ ()

    2. _n. ; the elect _pl. _. 

    3. _v.

      1) ;  (); they elected him chairman 
        ; he was elected chairman   
      

      2)  ( )

      3) , ; he elected to remain at home  ޣ
       
_____

election

  [I'lekSn] _n.

    1) ; general (special) election  (_. )
    ; to hold an election  

    2) 

    3) _. 

    4) _attr. ,   ; election campaign
     
_____

electioneer

  [I,lekS'nI] _v.   ;  
  
_____

electioneering

  [I,lekS'nIrIN] _n.  
_____

elective

  [I'lektIv] _a.

    1) ; elective office  

    2) ; elective franchise  

    3)   ; an elective body 

    4) _. , ; elective course 
    ,       
       ,   
    

    5) _. elective affinity  ; _.  
_____

elector

  [I'lekt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _.    {. electoral}
_____

electoral

  [I'lektrl] _a. ; electoral system  ;
  electoral law  ; electoral college _. 
   (      
  -); electoral mandate  
_____

electorate

  [I'lektrIt] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

electric

  [I'lektrIk] _a.

    1) ; electric fan  ; electric
    light  , ; electric lighting
     ; electric locomotive 

    2) , , 

    *) electric seal   " "
_____

electric blue

  [I'lektrIk'blu:] _n.  ()
_____

electric chair

  [I'lektrIk'tSE] _n.  
_____

electrical

  [I'lektrIkl] _a. ; electrical engineering 
_____

electrician

  [Ilek'trISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ԣ
_____

electricity

  [Ilek'trIsItI] _n. 
_____

electrification

  [I,lektrIfI'keISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

electrify

  [I'lektrIfaI] _v.

    1) 

    2) ;   

    3) , ; to electrify one's audience
      
_____

electrization

  [I,lektrI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

electrize

  [I'lektraIz] = electrify 1)  2)
_____

electro

  [I'lektru] _. _.  electroplate  electrotype
_____

electrocardiogram

  [I,lektru,ka:dI'grm] _n. _. 
_____

electrochemistry

  [I,lektru'kemIstrI] _n. 
_____

electrocute

  [I'lektrkju:t] _v.

    1)   

    2)    
_____

electrocution

  [I,lektr'kju:Sn] _n.    
_____

electrode

  [I'lektrud] _n. 
_____

electrodynamics

  [I'lektrudaI'nmIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

electrokinetics

  [I'lektrukaI'netIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

electrolier

  [I,lektru'lI] _n. 
_____

electrolyse

  [I'lektrulaIz] _v.  
_____

electrolysis

  [Ilek'trOlIsIs] _n. 
_____

electrolyte

  [I'lektrulaIt] _n. 
_____

electromagnet

  [I'lektru'mgnIt] _n. 
_____

electromagnetic

  [I'lektrumg'netIk] _a. ; electromagnetic waves
   
_____

electrometallurgy

  [I'lektrume'tldI] _n. 
_____

electrometer

  [Ilek'trOmIt] _n. 
_____

electromotive

  [I'lektrumutIv] _a. ; electromotive force
   
_____

electromotor

  [I'lektru'mut] _n. 
_____

electron

  [I'lektrOn] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; electron microscope  ;
    electron beam  
_____

electron-volt

  [I'lektrOn'vult] _n. _. -
_____

electronegative

  [I'lektru'negtIv] _a. 
_____

electronic

  [Ilek'trOnIk] _a. ; electronic computer ( _. brain)
     ()
_____

electronics

  [Ilek'trOnIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

electropathy

  [Ilek'trOpI] _n. _. , 
_____

electrophone

  [I'lektrfun] _n.

    1) 

    2)   

    3)    
_____

electroplate

  [I'lektrupleIt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.     
_____

electroplating

  [I'lektru,pleItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  electroplate 2

    2. _n. 
_____

electropositive

  [I'lektru'pOztIv] _a. 
_____

electroscope

  [I'lektrskup] _n. 
_____

electrostatics

  [I'lektru'sttIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

electrotherapy

  [I'lektru'erpI] _n. 
_____

electrotype

  [I'lektrutaIp] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

electuary

  [I'lektjurI] _n. _. ,  
_____

eleemosynary

  [,elIi:'mOsInrI] _a.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

elegance

  ['elIgns] _n. , ; to dress with elegance 
   
_____

elegancy

  ['elIgnsI] _n. , ; to dress with elegancy
    
_____

elegant

  ['elIgnt]

    1. _a.

      1) , , 

      2) _. _. ; ; 

    2. _n. _.     ; ݣ
_____

elegiac

  [,elI'daIk]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n. _pl.  
_____

elegize

  ['elIdaIz] _v. _.   (upon)
_____

elegy

  ['elIdI] _n. 
_____

element

  ['elImnt] _n.

    1) ;  ;  , ; an element of
    truth  

    2) _. 

    3) _pl.  (  ..); 

    4) ; war of the elements  ; the four elements ,
    , , ; the devouring element 

    5) _.  (  ..)

    6) _. 

    7) _. _.  (̣)

    *) to be in one's element    ;  , 
      ; he is out of his element     ; 
       ,   
_____

elemental

  [,elI'mentl] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3)   

    4) _. 
_____

elementary

  [,elI'mentrI] _a.

    1) , ; elementary particle _. 
    

    2) 

    3) ; elementary cell  

    4) _. 
_____

elephant

  ['elIfnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) (Elephant) _.  (  )

    3)  

    4) _attr.: elephant bull ; elephant calf Σ; elephant cow
    ; elephant trumpet ң 

    *) white elephant  ; , 
      ; to see the elephant, to get a look at the
    elephant _.  ,  ;   
    
_____

elephantiasis

  [,elIfn'taIsIs] _n. _.  , ()
_____

elephantine

  [,elI'fntaIn] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; , ; elephantine humour 
    
_____

eleusinian mysteries

  [,elju:'sInIn'mIstrIz] _n. _pl. _-. _. , 
  
_____

elevate

  ['elIveIt] _v.

    1) , ; to elevate hopes  ; to
    elevate the voice  

    2)  ( )

    3) , ; to elevate the mind  ;
     

    4) _.    ()
_____

elevated

  ['elIveItId]

    1. _p-p.  elevate

    2. _a.

      1)  (. _.); ; elevated railway, _.
      elevated railroad    ( ); elevated
      train    

      2) _. 

    3. _n. _. _. = elevated railroad {. 2, 1)}
_____

elevating

  ['elIveItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  elevate

    2. _a. ߣ
_____

elevation

  [,elI'veISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; ; ; elevation of style
     

    3) ;  (  )

    4) _.  ;  

    5) _.     

    6) _. , ; front elevation ;   (
    ); side elevation  ; ;  
_____

elevator

  ['elIveIt] _n.

    1) ߣ

    2) _. 

    3)  (. grain elevator)

    4) _.  

    5) _.  
_____

elevator operator

  ['elIveIt,OpreIt] _n. _. ԣ
_____

eleven

  [I'levn]

    1. _n-card. 

    2. _n.     (   )
_____

elevenses

  [I'levnzIz] _n. _. ̣   11  
_____

eleventh

  [I'levn]

    1. _n-ord. ; at the eleventh hour   

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) (the eleventh)  
_____

elf

  [elf] _n. (_pl. elves)

    1) _. 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

elf-bolt

  ['elfbult] _n.

    1) Σ  

    2) _. 
_____

elf-lock

  ['elflOk] _n.  , 
_____

elfin

  ['elfIn]

    1. _a.

      1)   ; 

      2)   , 

      3) 

    2. _n. = elf
_____

elicit

  [I'lIsIt] _v.

    1) ; ; , ; to elicit a fact 
    ; to elicit applause  

    2) ; to elicit a reply  

    3)  , 
_____

elide

  [I'laId] _v.

    1) ,  

    2) _.  (  )  
_____

eligibility

  [,elId'bIlItI] _n.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

eligible

  ['elIdbl] _a.

    1)    (for); eligible for membership  
     

    2) , ; eligible young man _.  
_____

eliminate

  [I'lImIneIt] _v.

    1) ;  (from); to eliminate a possibility 
    

    2) , 

    3) ,  

    4) _. _. ; ;   

    5) _.  ()
_____

elimination

  [I,lImI'neISn] _n.

    1)   . {. eliminate}; elimination of waste
     

    2) _attr.  ԣ ; elimination trials _.
     
_____

eliminator

  [I'lImIneIt] _n.

    1) ,  (,   ..)

    2) _. 
_____

elision

  [I'lIn] _n. _. 
_____

elite

  [eI'li:t] _n. _. ,  ,  (  ..)
_____

elixir

  [I'lIks] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _.   ()
_____

elk

  [elk] _n. 
_____

ell

  I [el] _n. _.   (= 113 .)

    *) give him an inch and he'll take an ell   ,   
    

  II [el] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. , 
_____

ellipse

  [I'lIps] _n.

    1) _. ; 

    2) = ellipsis
_____

ellipses

  [I'lIpsi:z] _pl.  ellipsis
_____

ellipsis

  [I'lIpsIs] _n. (_pl. ellipses) _. 
_____

elliptic

  [I'lIptIk] = elliptical
_____

elliptical

  [I'lIptIkl] _a. _. 
_____

elm

  [elm] _n. _. , 
_____

elocution

  [,el'kju:Sn] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

elongate

  ['i:lONgeIt]

    1. _v.

      1) (); ()

      2)  ()

    2. _a. , Σ
_____

elongation

  [,i:lON'geISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

elope

  [I'lup] _v.

    1)  ( )

    2)  (from)
_____

elopement

  [I'lupmnt] _n.   ( )
_____

eloquence

  ['elukwns] _n. ;  
_____

eloquent

  ['elukwnt] _a.

    1) ; eloquent speech  

    2) ; eloquent eyes  
_____

else

  [els]

    1. _adv.

      1) (c _pron. _indef.  _pron. _inter.) ݣ, ; no one else has
      come    ; what else?  ݣ?; who else? 
      ݣ?

      2) (.  or) ;  ;  ; take care or else you will
      fall  ,  ģ

    2. _pron. _indef. ; somebody else's hat  - ;
    more than anything else ,  -. 
_____

elsewhere

  ['els'wE] _adv.

    1) -   

    2) -   
_____

elucidate

  [I'lu:sIdeIt] _v. , ,  
_____

elucidation

  [I,lu:sI'deISn] _n. 
_____

elucidative

  [I'lu:sIdeItIv] _a. ,  
_____

elucidatory

  [I'lu:sIdeItrI] = elucidative
_____

elude

  [I'lu:d] _v.

    1) , ; to elude pursuit (observation)  
     ()

    2)    ; ; the meaning eludes me  
     
_____

elusion

  [I'lu:n] _n. ף, 
_____

elusive

  [I'lu:sIv] _a. , ; an elusive memory  
_____

elusory

  [I'lu:srI] _a.  
_____

elutriate

  [I'lju:trIeIt] _v. _. _. ; 
_____

eluvium

  [I'lju:vIm] _n. _. 
_____

elver

  ['elv] _n. _.  
_____

elves

  [elvz] _pl.  elf
_____

elvish

  ['elvIS] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

elytra

  ['elItr] _pl.  elytron
_____

elytron

  ['elItrOn] _n. (_pl. -ra)  ( )
_____

em

  [em] _n.

    1)   

    2) _.  m     
    ( )
_____

em-

  [em], [Im] _pref. . en-
_____

emaciate

  [I'meISIeIt] _v. , 
_____

emaciated

  [I'meISIeItId]

    1. _p-p.  emaciate

    2. _a. ݣ; emaciated soil ݣ 
_____

emaciation

  [I,meIsI'eISn] _n. , 
_____

emanate

  ['emneIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  (from)
_____

emanation

  [,em'neISn] _n. ; ; , 
_____

emancipate

  [I'mnsIpeIt] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) _.    ,  
_____

emancipation

  [I,mnsI'peISn] _n.

    1) ; ; emancipation of slaves 
    ; emancipation from slavery   

    2) _. ,  -  
_____

emancipationist

  [I,mnsI'peISnIst] _n.  
_____

emancipist

  [I'mnsIpIst] _n. _.  
_____

emasculate

  1. _v. [I'mskjuleIt]

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) ; 

    4)  (  ..);  ()

  2. _a. [I'mskjulIt]

    1) 

    2) ۣ ; 

    3) ; 
_____

emasculation

  [I,mskju'leISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

embalm

  [Im'ba:m] _v.

    1) 

    2)   

    3)  
_____

embalmment

  [Im'ba:mmnt] _n. 
_____

embank

  [AIm'bNk] _v.

    1)  ,  ;  

    2)     
_____

embankment

  [Im'bNkmnt] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) 
_____

embargo

  [em'ba:gu]

    1. _n. (_pl. -oes [em'ba:guz]) ; , ; oil is
    under an embargo     ; to lay an
    embargo on ( upon)   ; to lift ( to take
    off) an embargo  

    2. _v.

      1)  ; to embargo a ship    

      2) ; 

      3)  
_____

embark

  [Im'ba:k] _v.

    1) (),   

    2) ;  ( ,  ); to embark on a venture
      -. ; to embark on hostilities 
      

    3)    (for - )
_____

embarkation

  [,emba:'keISn] _n.

    1) ,  ( )

    2) 
_____

embarrass

  [Im'brs] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ,   

    3) ( _p-p.)  ( );  ()
_____

embarrassed

  [Im'brst]

    1. _p-p.  embarrass

    2. _a.

      1) Σ

      2) ݣ; 
_____

embarrassing

  [Im'brsIN]

    1. _pres-p.  embarrass

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

embarrassingly

  [Im'brsINlI] _adv. 
_____

embarrassment

  [Im'brsmnt] _n.

    1) ; , 

    2) , 

    3)  ( , )
_____

embassy

  ['embsI] _n. 
_____

embattle

  I [Im'btl] _v. (. _p-p.)    

  II [Im'btl] _v. _.     (   ..)
_____

embay

  [Im'beI] _v.

    1)    ()

    2) , 

    3)  () 
_____

embed

  [Im'bed] _v.

    1) , , ; a thorn embedded in the finger ,
       

    2) ; that day is embedded for ever in my recollection
          

    3) 
_____

embellish

  [Im'belIS] _v.

    1) 

    2)  (   ..)
_____

embellishment

  [Im'belISmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

ember

  I ['emb] _n. (. _pl.)

    1)    (  )

    2)  

  II ['emb] _a.: ember days 12   (       
     ; . ember week, ember tide)
_____

ember-goose

  ['embgu:s] _n. _.  
_____

embezzle

  [Im'bezl] _v. ,  ( )
_____

embezzlement

  [Im'bezlmnt] _n. , ;  ( )
_____

embitter

  [Im'bIt] _v.

    1) , ;  

    2)  ()

    3) ;  (  ..)
_____

emblazon

  [Im'bleIzn] _v.

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

emblem

  ['emblm]

    1. _n. , ; national emblem  

    2. _v.  ; 
_____

emblematic

  [,emblI'mtIk] = emblematical
_____

emblematical

  [,emblI'mtIkl] _a. 
_____

emblematize

  [em'blemtaIz] _v.  ; 
_____

embodied

  [Im'bOdId] _a. ݣ, ң
_____

embodiment

  [Im'bOdImnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

embody

  [Im'bOdI] _v.

    1) ; , 

    2)  ()

    3)   

    4) ; ; embodied in the armed forces  
     ֣ 
_____

embolden

  [Im'buldn] _v.

    1) ,  

    2) 
_____

embolism

  ['emblIzm] _n. _. ,   
_____

embonpoint

  [,O:mbOm'pwN] _n. _. , 
_____

embosom

  [Im'buzm] _v.

    1) ,   

    2) ; trees embosoming the house   
_____

emboss

  [Im'bOs] _v.

    1) ,   ; ; 

    2)  ;  
_____

embouchure

  [,Ombu'Su] _n. _.

    1)  ()

    2)  ( )

    3) _. , 
_____

embowel

  [Im'baul] _v. 
_____

embower

  [Im'bau] _v. , , 
_____

embrace

  [Im'breIs]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ()

      2)  (, )

      3)  (, )

      4)  ()

      5)  (, )

      6) ,   , 
_____

embracery

  [Im'breIsrI] _n. _.      
_____

embranchment

  [Im'bra:ntSmnt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

embrangle

  [Im'brNgl] _v. _. ,   
_____

embrasure

  [Im'breI] _n.

    1) _. ϣ  

    2) _. , 
_____

embrittle

  [em'brItl] _v.    
_____

embrocate

  ['embrukeIt] _v.

    1)   

    2)  
_____

embrocation

  [,embru'keISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , 
_____

embroider

  [Im'brOId] _v.

    1) 

    2) ,  ()
_____

embroidery

  [Im'brOIdrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ;  

    3) 

    4) , 
_____

embroil

  [Im'brOIl] _v.

    1)  (, )

    2)  ( )

    3)  (with)
_____

embroilment

  [Im'brOIlmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3)   ,   ..
_____

embrown

  [Im'braun] _v.     
_____

embryo

  ['embrIu]

    1. _n. (_pl. -os ['embrIuz]) , ; in embryo  
    

    2. _a. ; 
_____

embryology

  [,embrI'OldI] _n. 
_____

embryonic

  [,embrI'OnIk] _a. ; ,   
_____

embus

  [Im'bAs] _v. ; , ()  
_____

emend

  [i:'mend] _v.    ()
_____

emendate

  ['i:mendeIt] _v.    ()
_____

emendation

  [,i:men'deISn] _n.     ()
  
_____

emerald

  ['emrld]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) _.  (  6,5 )

    2. _a. 

      *) Emerald Isle 
_____

emerge

  [I'm:d] _v.

    1) ; ; 

    2) 

    3) ,  (   ..) to emerge unscathed 
      
_____

emergence

  [I'm:dns] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) = emergency 1)
_____

emergency

  [I'm:dnsI] _n.

    1)  ;  ; ; in case of
    emergency    ; on emergency  
    ; ready for all emergencies    ; to
    save for an emergency    

    2)  ; ; to rise to the emergency  
     ; the state of emergency  

    3) _.  

    4) _attr. , , , ; emergency
    door ( exit)  ; emergency ration ) 
    ; ) _.  ; emergency store  ;
    emergency barrage _.   ;
    emergency brake _-.  ( ) ; emergency
    measures  ; emergency forces   ;
    emergency powers  ; emergency ambulance 
     (); emergency station _.   ;
     
_____

emergent

  [I'm:dnt] _a.

    1)  ,  

    2) _. ,  ; emergent nations ,
     ,  
_____

emeritus

  [i:'merIts] _a.: emeritus professor    
_____

emersion

  [i:'m:Sn] _n.

    1)  (. ,   )

    2)  ( )
_____

emery

  ['emrI] _n. , 
_____

emery-cloth

  ['emrIklO] _n.  , 
_____

emery-paper

  ['emrI,peIp] _n.  
_____

emery-wheel

  ['emrIwi:l] _n. ,  ;  
_____

emetic

  [I'metIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  ()
_____

emetine

  ['emtIn] _n. _. 
_____

emeu

  ['i:mju:] = emu
_____

emigrant

  ['emIgrnt]

    1. _n.  ( ); 

    2. _a. ; ; emigrant labourers 
    
_____

emigrate

  ['emIgreIt] _v.

    1) (); 

    2) _. 
_____

emigration

  [,emI'greISn] _n. ; 
_____

emigratory

  ['emIgrtrI] _a. ; 
_____

emigre

  ['emIgreI] _n. _.  (. )
_____

eminence

  ['emInns] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  ; ; a man of eminence 
    

    3) (Eminence) ,  ( )
_____

eminent

  ['emInnt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , , 
_____

emir

  [e'mI] _. _n. 
_____

emissary

  ['emIsrI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

emission

  [I'mISn] _n.

    1) ,  (, , )

    2) _.  

    3) _. , 

    4) _. 
_____

emissive

  [I'mIsIv] _a. ; ; 
_____

emit

  [I'mIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  (, )

    3) _. 

    4) ,  (, )

    5)  (,   ..)
_____

emmet

  ['emIt] _n. _. _. 
_____

emollient

  [I'mOlInt]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

emolument

  [I'mOljumnt] _n. (. _pl.) , ; ,
  
_____

emote

  [I'mut] _v. _.

    1)   

    2) _. ,  
_____

emotion

  [I'muSn] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) ; 
_____

emotional

  [I'muSnl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  (.  )
_____

emotionalism

  [I'muSnlIzm] _n.  
_____

emotionality

  [I,muS'nlItI] _n. 
_____

emotive

  [I'mutIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

empale

  [Im'peIl] = impale
_____

empanel

  [Im'pnl] _v.   ;    
_____

empathy

  ['empI] _n. ; 
_____

empennage

  [em'penI] _n. _. _.  
_____

emperor

  ['empr] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

emphases

  ['emfsi:z] _pl.  emphasis
_____

emphasis

  ['emfsIs] (_pl. -ses) _n.

    1) , , , ; special emphasis, to make
    an emphasis on smth.   ,  ޣ
    -.; with great emphasis 

    2) _. , 

    3) _.  

    4) _.   (, ); emphasis mine
    ޣ  (   )
_____

emphasize

  ['emfsaIz] _v.

    1)   ; ޣ; 

    2)    ( , )

    3) _.  
_____

emphatic

  [Im'ftIk] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ޣ

    3) 
_____

emphatically

  [Im'ftIklI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

emphysema

  [,emfI'si:m] _n. _. 
_____

empire

  ['empaI] _n. ; the Empire )  ; ) _.
    
_____

empiric

  [em'pIrIk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) -

    2. _a. ,   
_____

empirical

  [em'pIrIkl] = empiric 2
_____

empiricism

  [em'pIrIsIzm] _n. 
_____

empiricist

  [em'pIrIsIst] _n. 
_____

emplacement

  [Im'pleIsmnt] _n.

    1)   ;   (   ..)

    2) _. 

    3) _.   ;  
_____

emplane

  [Im'pleIn] _v. , , ()  ̣()
_____

employ

  [Im'plOI]

    1. _n. ;   ; to be in smb.'s employ ,
      -.

    2. _v.

      1)   ;  ; ; to be employed
      by ,  ; the new road will employ hundreds of men 
           

      2)  (أ-.   ..); how do you employ yourself of an
      evening?    ?

      3) , ,  (in, on, for); to employ
      theory in one's experiments     
      
_____

employable

  [Im'plOIbl] _a. 
_____

employe

  [Om'plOIeI] _. = employee
_____

employee

  [,emplOI'i:] _n. ;   ; number of employees
   
_____

employer

  [Im'plOI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

employment

  [Im'plOImnt] _n.

    1) ; , ; out of employment  ; full
    employment _.  

    2) , ; employment of industrial capacity
      

    3) _attr.: employment bureau   (  );
    employment exchange     ; employment agent
      ; employment book ޣ 
_____

empoison

  [Im'pOIzn] _v.

    1) ; _.  ()

    2) 
_____

emporium

  [em'pO:rIm] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) _.  , 
_____

empower

  [Im'pau] _v.

    1) ; to empower the Ambassador to conduct negotiations
        

    2)  ,  ( -.)
_____

empress

  ['emprIs] _n. 
_____

emprise

  [Im'praIz] _n. _. _.  ;  
_____

emptiness

  ['emptInIs] _n. 
_____

empty

  ['emptI]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; empty sheet of paper   ; empty
      crate  ; tank empty of petrol  

      2) 

      3) , ; empty words, words empty of meaning
      , ۣ ;  ; empty rhetoric 

      4) _. ; to feel empty  ; empty stomachs
      

      5) _.  , 

      *) the empty vessel makes the greatest sound _.  
       

    2. _n. (. _pl.)

      1)   (,   ..); returned empties
      ݣ  ,   ..

      2) _-. 

    3. _v.

      1) ;  (); , ; ,
      

      2) ; 

      3)  ( ; into)
_____

empty-handed

  ['emptI'hndId] _a.   ; to go empty-handed    ;
     
_____

empty-headed

  ['emptI'hedId] _a. ; 
_____

emptyings

  ['emptIINz] _n. _pl. _.

    1)  (  ), 

    2) _. 
_____

empurple

  [Im'p:pl] _v. 
_____

empyreal

  [,empaI'ri:l] _a. _. , ; 
_____

empyrean

  [,empaI'ri:n]

    1. _n.

      1) _. _. , 

      2) _.  , 

    2. _a. = empyreal; empyrean love ,  
_____

emu

  ['i:mju:] _n. _. 
_____

emulate

  ['emjuleIt] _v.

    1) ,  

    2) 

    3) 
_____

emulation

  [,emju'leISn] _n.

    1) ; socialist emulation  

    2) 

    3)  ()
_____

emulative

  ['emjultIv] _a. ; emulative spirit  
_____

emulous

  ['emjuls] _a.

    1) 

    2)  (of - -.)

    3)   
_____

emulsify

  [I'mAlsIfaI] _v.  ;   
_____

emulsion

  [I'mAlSn] _n. 
_____

emulsive

  [I'mAlsIv] _a. ; 
_____

en

  I [en] _n.

    1)   N

    2) _.  _n.     
    ( )

  II [i:n] _. . even I  II, 2
_____

en route

  [a:n'ru:t] _. _adv.  ,  ;  
_____

en-

  [en], [In] _pref. (em-  b, p, m)     
     )   -.: to encage  
  ; to entruck   ; )   -.
  : to enslave ; to encourage 
_____

enable

  [I'neIbl] _v.

    1)     (-. )

    2) 

    3) _. ;  
_____

enact

  [I'nkt] _v.

    1) ;  ; 

    2)   ;  

    3) (. _pass.) , 
_____

enacting

  [I'nktIN]

    1. _pres-p.  enact

    2. _a. , ; enacting clause  ,
      ..
_____

enactment

  [I'nktmnt] _n.

    1)    

    2) , 
_____

enamel

  [I'nml]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , 

      3)  ( )

      4)    ;   

    2. _v.

      1)  , ; 

      2) ; fields enamelled with flowers ,  
_____

enamour

  [I'nm] _v.  ; ; to be enamoured of smb.
   ̣  -.; to be enamoured of smth.  
  -.
_____

encaenia

  [en'si:nj] _n.   ()
_____

encage

  [In'keId] _v.   
_____

encamp

  [In'kmp] _v. () 
_____

encampment

  [In'kmpmnt] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  
_____

encase

  [In'keIs] _v.

    1) ,  ( )

    2)  , ; encased in armour   

    3) , 

    4) _. 
_____

encasement

  [In'keIsmnt] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) ; ; ; 
_____

encash

  [In'kS] _v. _. ;   
_____

encaustic

  [en'kO:stIk]

    1. _a.

      1) ,     

      2) ֣,    ( , ); encaustic
      tile  

    2. _n. ,    (  
     )
_____

enceinte

  I [a:N'snt] _a. _. 

  II [a:N'snt] _n. _. _.  
_____

encephalic

  [,enk'flIk] _a. _. 
_____

encephalitis

  [,enkef'laItIs] _n. _. 
_____

enchain

  [In'tSeIn] _v.

    1)   ; 

    2)  ();  (  ..)

    3) _. , 
_____

enchant

  [In'tSa:nt] _v.

    1) ,   

    2) ,  
_____

enchanter

  [In'tSa:nt] _n. , 
_____

enchantment

  [In'tSa:ntmnt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , , 
_____

enchantress

  [In'tSa:ntrIs] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) ,  
_____

enchase

  [In'tSeIs] _v.

    1) ,   

    2) ; 
_____

enchiridion

  [,enkaI'rIdIn] _n. _. , 
_____

encipher

  [en'saIf] _v. ,   
_____

encircle

  [In's:kl] _v. ;  
_____

encirclement

  [In's:klmnt] _n. 
_____

encircling

  [In's:klIN]

    1. _pres-p.  encirle

    2. _a.: encircling force _. ,  ; encircling
    manoeuvre ; Σ  
_____

enclasp

  [In'kla:sp] _v. , 
_____

enclave

  ['enkleIv] _n. _. , ֣  , 
_____

enclitic

  [In'klItIk] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

enclose

  [In'kluz] _v.

    1) , ; 

    2)  (   ..); 

    3) _.   
_____

enclosure

  [In'klu] _n.

    1)  

    2) , 

    3) 

    4) , 

    5) _.    ( )

    6) _. 
_____

encode

  [In'kud] _v. , 
_____

encomia

  [en'kumj] _. _pl.  encomium
_____

encomiast

  [en'kumIst] _n. _. 
_____

encomiastic

  [en,kumI'stIk] _a. _. , 
_____

encomium

  [en'kumjm] _. _n. _. (_pl. -s [en'kumjmz], -ia) ,
  
_____

encompass

  [In'kAmps] _v.  (. _., .,   ..); 
_____

encore

  [ON'kO:] _.

    1. _int. !

    2. _n.   ""

    3. _v.  ,  "", 
_____

encounter

  [In'kaunt]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) , , 

    2. _v.

      1) () ()

      2) ;  

      3)  (   ..)
_____

encourage

  [In'kArId] _v.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) ; 
_____

encouragement

  [In'kArIdmnt] _n.   . {. encourage}
_____

encouraging

  [In'kArIdIN]

    1. _pres-p.  encourage

    2. _a. ; ģ
_____

encroach

  [In'krutS] _v.

    1)  (upon)

    2)    ,  (on, upon); encroach upon
    smb.'s time    -.
_____

encroachment

  [In'krutSmnt] _n. 
_____

encrust

  [In'krAst] _v.

    1) 

    2) () ,   ..
_____

encumber

  [In'kAmb] _v.

    1) 

    2) , , 

    3)  (  ..; with)
_____

encumbrance

  [In'kAmbrns] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) ,    (.  £); without
    encumbrance _. 

    4) _.  ( )
_____

encumbrancer

  [In'kAmbrns] _n. _. 
_____

encyclic

  [en'sIklIk] _. = encyclical
_____

encyclical

  [en'sIklIkl] _.

    1. _a.    ; encyclical letter
     , 

    2. _n. 
_____

encyclopaedia

  [en'saIklu'pi:dj] _n. 

    *) walking encyclopaedia  
_____

encyclopaedic

  [en'saIklu'pi:dIk] = encyclopaedical
_____

encyclopaedical

  [en'saIklu'pi:dIkl] _a. 
_____

encyclopaedist

  [en'saIklu'pi:dIst] _n. 
_____

encyclopedia

  [en'saIklu'pi:dj] = encyclopaedia
_____

encyclopedic

  [en'saIklu'pi:dIk] = encyclopaedical
_____

encyclopedical

  [en'saIklu'pi:dIkl] = encyclopaedical
_____

encyclopedist

  [en'saIklu'pi:dIst] = encyclopaedist
_____

encyst

  [In'sIst] _v. _.  , 
_____

end

  [end]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; end on  ң; to put an end to
      smth., to make an end of smth.   -., 
      -.; in the end  ;   ޣ; they won the
      battle in the end   ޣ   ; at the end
      of   (-.); at the end of the story   ; at
      the end of the month   

      2) , ; he is near(ing) his end  

      3) , ; ; 

      4) ; ; ends of the earth  ; ; the
      world's end  

      5) ; to that end   ; to gain one's ends  ;
      ends and means   

      6) , ; happy end  ,
       ; it is difficult to foresee the end 
       

      7) _sl. 

      8) 

      9) _. , ; the political end of smth. 
       -.

      10) _. , ; the retail end of a business 
       

      11) _pl. _. , 

      *) to be on the end of a line   ; to make both (
      two) ends meet    ; no end _. ; 
       ; no end obliged to you   ;
      no end of _. ) , ; no end of trouble  ,
      ; ) , ; he is no end of a
      fellow   ; we had no end of a time  
       ; on end ) ; ; ) , ; for
      two years on end   ; to begin at the wrong end 
         ; to the bitter end  ,  ; 
        ; to keep one's end up  ӣ  
      ;  ; end to end  ; laid end to
      end  ; the end justifies the means  
      ; any means to an end   

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; ; to end all wars  
       ; to end one's life   

      2) ,  (in, with); to end in disaster 
      ; the story ends with the hero's death  
       

      #) end off, end up , , 
_____

end play

  ['endpleI] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  
_____

endanger

  [In'deInd] _v.  
_____

endear

  [In'dI] _v.  ;  
_____

endearment

  [In'dImnt] _n. ,  , 
_____

endeavor

  [In'dev] _. = endeavour
_____

endeavour

  [In'dev]

    1. _n. , ; 

    2. _v. ,  , 
_____

endemic

  [en'demIk]

    1. _a. ;   

    2. _n.  
_____

end-game

  ['endgeIm] _n. _. 
_____

ending

  ['endIN]

    1. _pres-p.  end 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. , 

    3. _a. , 
_____

endive

  ['endIv] _n. _. -,  
_____

endless

  ['endlIs] _a.

    1) ; ; endless chain _.   
    

    2) ; endless attempts  
_____

endlong

  ['endlON] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

endocarditis

  [,enduka:'daItIs] _n. _. 
_____

endocrine

  ['endukraIn] _a. ; endocrine glands  
  ,  
_____

endocrinology

  [,endukraI'nOldI] _n. 
_____

endogamy

  [en'dOgmI] _n. 
_____

endogenous

  [en'dOdIns] _a. 
_____

endorse

  [In'dO:s] _v.

    1)    ; to endorse by signature
     

    2) _. ,   

    3) , ; 
_____

endorsement

  [In'dO:smnt] _n.

    1) _. ,   ( , )

    2) ; 
_____

endosperm

  ['endusp:m] _n. _. 
_____

endow

  [In'dau] _v.

    1)   ;   , 
    

    2) ( _p-p.) , ; man is endowed with reason 
    ң 
_____

endowment

  [In'daumnt] _n.

    1) , , ; ; endowment with information
     

    2) ; mental endowments  

    3) _attr.: endowment insurance  
_____

end-paper

  ['end,peIp] _n.        , 
_____

end-product

  ['end,prOdAkt] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ; 
_____

endue

  [In'dju:] _v. (. _pass.) ;  (,
  ; with); to endue with force  
_____

end-up

  ['end'Ap] _a. _. 
_____

endurable

  [In'djurbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

endurance

  [In'djurns] _n.

    1) ,   (,   ..); this
    is past ( beyond) endurance  

    2) , ;  

    3) , 

    4) _attr.: endurance test   ; space endurance
    test      
    
_____

endure

  [In'dju] _v.

    1) ; ; I cannot endure the thought   
      

    2) ; ; as long as life endures    

    3)   
_____

enduring

  [In'djurIN]

    1. _pres-p.  endure

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3) ; 
_____

end-view

  ['endvju:] _n.  ,   ( )
_____

endways

  ['endweIz] _adv.

    1)  ң

    2) ; 

    3) 
_____

endwise

  ['endwaIz] = endways
_____

enema

  ['enIm] _n. _. 
_____

enemy

  ['enImI]

    1. _n. ; , ; to be one's own enemy 
       

      *) the (old) Enemy ; how goes the enemy?  ?; to kill
      the enemy  ,   

    2. _a. ; , 
_____

energetic

  [,en'detIk] _a. 
_____

energetics

  [,en'detIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

energize

  ['endaIz] _v.

    1) _. ,    

    2) _.  
_____

energy

  ['endI] _n.

    1) ; ; ; potential (latent) energy 
    () 

    2) _pl. ,  (   ..)
_____

enervate

  ['en:veIt]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  , 
_____

enervation

  [,en:'veISn] _n.

    1) _.   

    2) , 
_____

enfeeble

  [In'fi:bl] _v. 
_____

enfetter

  [In'fet] _v.

    1)  ( )

    2) , , 
_____

enfilade

  [,enfI'leId]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  ()

      2) _.  

    2. _v. _.   Σ
_____

enfold

  [In'fuld] _v.

    1) ף,  (in, with)

    2) , 
_____

enforce

  [In'fO:s] _v.

    1)  , , ; ; to enforce
    obedience  

    2)   ;  ; to enforce the laws 
      ;  

    3) _. 
_____

enforceable

  [In'fO:sbl] _a.

    1) 

    2)       
_____

enforcement

  [In'fO:smnt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _attr. ; enforcement measures  
_____

enframe

  [In'freIm] _v.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

enfranchise

  [In'frntSaIz] _v.

    1)   

    2)  ()    

    3) ,    ()
_____

enfranchisement

  [In'frntSIzmnt] _n.

    1)  ( ,   ..)

    2)   
_____

engage

  [In'geId] _v.

    1) ;   (, )

    2)  (-.); say I am engaged ,   ; to
    engage in a discussion    ; to be engaged in
    smth.  -.

    3) , ; ; to engage smb.'s attention
     -. 

    4) (); to engage by new commitments  
    

    5) (. _pass.) ; to be engaged  ()

    6) _.   ;  ; to be engaged in
    hostilities  ޣ   

    7) _. (); 

    #) engage for , ;  ( -.)
_____

engaged

  [In'geIdd]

    1. _p-p.  engage

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) , ݣ (-.)

      3) 
_____

engagement

  [In'geIdmnt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , ; 

    3) ; to meet one's engagements  
    ;  

    4) 

    5) _. , 

    6) _. 

    7) _attr. ; engagement ring    
_____

engaging

  [In'geIdIN]

    1. _pres-p.  engage

    2. _a.

      1) , ; engaging smile 
      ; engaging frankness  

      2) _. 
_____

engender

  [In'dend] _v. , , 
_____

engine

  ['endIn] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) , 

    3) _. , , 

    4) _attr. 

    5) _attr. ; ; engine oil  
_____

engine-crew

  ['endInkru:] _n.  
_____

engine-driver

  ['endIn,draIv] _n. _-. 
_____

engineer

  [,endI'nI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) _. 

      4) У; Royal Engineers, _. Corps of Engineers 
      

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2)    

      3) _. , ; , 

      4) ; ; to engineer acts of sabotage
       
_____

engineering

  [,endI'nIrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  engineer 2

    2. _a.  ( )

    3. _n.

      1)  ; 

      2) 

      3) _. , 

      4) _attr. ; engineering plant 
      ; engineering worker -
_____

engine-house

  ['endInhaus]  
_____

engine-room

  ['endInrum] _n.  
_____

enginery

  ['endInrI] _n. _. ;  
_____

engird

  [In'g:d] _v. (engirded [In'g:dId], engirt) 
_____

engirdle

  [In'g:dl] = engird
_____

engirt

  [In'g:t] _p.  _p-p.  engird
_____

engorge

  [In'gO:d] _v.

    1)    

    2) _.   ( )
_____

engraft

  [In'gra:ft] _v.

    1) _.   (upon, into)

    2) ,  (in)
_____

engrail

  [In'greIl] _v.  ; 
_____

engrain

  [In'greIn] _v.

    1)  ,  ;  ()

    2) _.   

    3) , 
_____

engrained

  [In'greInd]

    1. _p-p.  engrain

    2. _a. = ingrained
_____

engrave

  [In'greIv] _v.

    1) ;  ( , , )

    2)  (on, upon)
_____

engraver

  [In'greIv] _n. ף
_____

engraving

  [In'greIvIN]

    1. _pres-p.  engrave

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

engross

  [In'grus] _v.

    1)  (,   ..);  ()

    2) (_pass.)  ݣ (-.),  ( -.)

    3)   ;   ޣ  ( 
    ..),     

    4) _. ;     
_____

engrossing

  [In'grusIN]

    1. _pres-p.  engross

    2. _a. ; , 
_____

engulf

  [In'gAlf] _v.

    1) 

    2) _. , ; engulfed by letters 
    
_____

enhance

  [In'ha:ns] _v.

    1) , , 

    2)  ()
_____

enharmonic

  [,enha:'mOnIk] _a. _. 
_____

enigma

  [I'nIgm] _n. 
_____

enigmatic

  [,enIg'mtIk] _a. 
_____

enigmatical

  [,enIg'mtIkl] _a. 
_____

enisle

  [In'aIl] _v. _.

    1)   

    2)   ; 
_____

enjoin

  [In'dOIn] _v.

    1)  (on, upon);  (that); to enjoin silence upon
    smb., to enjoin smb. to be silent  -. ; I enjoined
    that they should be silent  ,   

    2) _. 
_____

enjoy

  [In'dOI] _v.

    1) (. _refl.)  ; ; how did you enjoy
    yourself?    ?; how did you enjoy the book?  
     ?

    2)  (  ..)

    3) ; to enjoy good (poor) health   ()
    
_____

enjoyable

  [In'dOIbl] _a. ,  
_____

enjoyment

  [In'dOImnt] _n.

    1) , ; to take enjoyment in 
     

    2) 
_____

enkindle

  [In'kIndl] _v. , , 
_____

enlace

  [In'leIs] _v.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

enlarge

  [In'la:d] _v.

    1) (); ()

    2) ()

    3)  (upon -  ޣ-.)

    4) _. _.  (- )

    5) _. ;  
_____

enlarged

  [In'la:dd]

    1. _p-p.  enlarge

    2. _a. , ; enlarged meeting 
    ; revised and enlarged edition   
    
_____

enlargement

  [In'la:dmnt] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) 

    3) _. _.  ( ,  )

    4) _. 
_____

enlighten

  [In'laItn] _v.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) _.  
_____

enlightened

  [In'laItnd]

    1. _p-p.  enlighten

    2. _a. ݣ; thoroughly enlightened upon the subject 
    ̣   
_____

enlightening

  [In'laItnIN] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

enlightenment

  [In'laItnmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) ݣ
_____

enlist

  [In'lIst] _v.

    1)    

    2)    

    3)  ;    ; to enlist smb.'s
    support  -. 
_____

enlisted

  [In'lIstId]

    1. _p-p.  enlist

    2. _a. _. ; enlisted man ; 
       
_____

enlistee

  [,enlIs'ti:] _n. _.    
_____

enliven

  [In'laIvn] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  , , 
_____

enmesh

  [In'meS] _v. , 
_____

enmity

  ['enmItI] _n. ; , ; unexpressed enmity
   ; at enmity with    
_____

ennoble

  [I'nubl] _v.

    1) 

    2)  ,  
_____

ennoblement

  [I'nublmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

ennui

  [a:'nwi:] _n. _. ;  ۣ; 
_____

enormity

  [I'nO:mItI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

enormous

  [I'nO:ms] _a.

    1) ; ; enormous changes  

    2) _. , 
_____

enormously

  [I'nO:mslI] _adv. 
_____

enough

  [I'nAf]

    1. _a. ; to have enough time  
     

    2. _n.  ; he has enough and to spare  
    ,  ; I've had enough of him   

    3. _adv. , ; strangely enough    ;
    you know well enough   ; he did it well enough 
       
_____

enounce

  [i:'nauns] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

enow

  [I'nau] _. _. . enough
_____

enplane

  [In'pleIn] _v. , , ()  ̣
_____

enquire

  [In'kwaI] = inquire
_____

enquiry

  [In'kwaIrI] = inquiry
_____

enrage

  [In'reId] _v. ,   
_____

enrapture

  [In'rptS] _v. ,   ; 
_____

enrich

  [In'rItS] _v.

    1) 

    2)  ()

    3) 

    4) 
_____

enrobe

  [In'rub] _v. 
_____

enrol

  [In'rul] = enroll
_____

enroll

  [In'rul] _v.

    1)    (,  -.   ..);
    

    2) ;   

    3)    

    4) ,    (-. )
_____

enrolment

  [In'rulmnt] _n.

    1)   , ; the enrolment of new members ɣ
      (   ..)

    2) 
_____

enroot

  [In'ru:t] _v. (. _p-p.) ; _. 
_____

ensanguined

  [In'sNgwInd] _a.

    1) 

    2) -
_____

ensconce

  [In'skOns] _v. ( _refl.)

    1) ()

    2) ()   ; to ensconce oneself cosily
     
_____

ensemble

  [a:n'sa:mbl] _n. _.

    1)  (. tout ensemble)

    2)  

    3) _. 

    4) , ; 
_____

enshrine

  [In'SraIn] _v.

    1) _.   

    2) ,  (  ..)
_____

enshroud

  [In'Sraud] _v. , ; enshrouded in darkness
  ֣  
_____

ensign

  ['ensaIn] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) ; ; ; blue ensign  ()  ;
    red ensign   ; white ensign 
    - 

    3) _. 

    4) _. _. ,  (  )

    5) _attr.: ensign ship  ; ensign staff _. 
    
_____

ensilage

  ['ensIlId] _-.

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

    2. _v. 
_____

enslave

  [In'sleIv] _v. ; ;  
_____

enslavement

  [In'sleIvmnt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3)  
_____

enslaver

  [In'sleIv] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ; , 
_____

ensnare

  [In'snE] _v.

    1)   

    2) 

    3): to ensnare oneself (in)  , 
_____

ensoul

  [In'sul] _v. 
_____

ensue

  [In'sju:] _v.

    1)   ;  (from, on)

    2) ; silence ensued  
_____

ensuing

  [In'sju:IN]

    1. _pres-p.  ensue

    2. _a.

      1) ,  ( next ensuing); in the ensuing year 
       

      2) ; ensuing consequences  
_____

ensure

  [In'Su] _v.

    1) , ; to ensure the independence
     

    2) 
_____

entablature

  [en'tbltS] = entablement
_____

entablement

  [In'teIblmnt] _n. _. 
_____

entail

  [In'teIl]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ,      
      ;  

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)   ;  (-.)

      2)  (upon - )

      3) _.       
_____

entangle

  [In'tNgl] _v.

    1)  (. _.)

    2)   ;  ()
_____

entanglement

  [In'tNglmnt] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) _. () 
_____

entente

  [a:n'ta:nt] _n. _. _.    
  ; the Entente _. 
_____

enter

  ['ent] _v.

    1) ; ; to enter a room   ; the idea never
    entered my head        

    2) ; the pin entered the finger   

    3) , ; to enter a school   

    4) ,  ( , ); , ;
    to enter smb.'s name  -.  ( ,   ..);
    to enter a word in a dictionary    ; to enter a
    team for the event      ; to
    enter an event  ; to enter a boy at a school 
      ɣ   ; to enter at the Stationers' Hall
      

    5)   , ; to enter an affidavit
       

    6) _.  

    7) ;  ( -.; . enter upon)

    #) enter for () (   ޣ-.); enter into
    ) ; to enter into a contract  ; to enter into
    negotiations   ; ) ;  
     (-.); water enters into the composition of all vegetables
         ; ) , ;
    to enter into a new undertaking     ;
    )  (), ; I could not enter into the fun  
       ; enter upon )   -.;
    ) _.   
_____

enteric

  [en'terIk]

    1. _a. _. , ; enteric fever  

    2. _n. _.  
_____

enteritis

  [,ent'raItIs] _n. _. ,   
_____

enterprise

  ['entpraIz] _n.

    1)  

    2) , ; 

    3) ; free ( private) enterprise 
    

    4)   (,   ..)
_____

enterprising

  ['entpraIzIN] _a. ; 
_____

entertain

  [,ent'teIn] _v.

    1) ,  (); we don't entertain    
     ɣ

    2) , 

    3)  (, );  ()

    4)  ()

    *) to entertain a suggestion   ; to entertain
    a proposal ,  ; to entertain a request
     ; to entertain a feeling against smb.  
     -.
_____

entertaining

  [,ent'teInIN]

    1. _pres-p.  entertain

    2. _a. , , 
_____

entertainment

  [,ent'teInmnt] _n.

    1) ɣ (); ; 

    2) , ;  , 

    3) _. ; 

    4) _attr.: entertainment unit  ; entertainment tax
      
_____

enthalpy

  [en'lpI] _n. _. , 
_____

enthral

  [In'rO:l] = enthrall
_____

enthrall

  [In'rO:l] _v.

    1) 

    2) , , 
_____

enthralling

  [In'rO:lIN]

    1. _pres-p.  enthral(l)

    2. _a. , 
_____

enthrone

  [In'run] _v.   ; to be enthroned in the hearts
    
_____

enthronement

  [In'runmnt] _n.   
_____

enthuse

  [In'ju:z] _v. _.

    1)   

    2)   
_____

enthusiasm

  [In'ju:zIzm] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) () 
_____

enthusiast

  [In'ju:zIst] _n.  ; 
_____

enthusiastic

  [In,ju:zI'stIk] _a.

    1) ;  , 

    2) ޣ; enthusiastic comment  ; to be
    enthusiastic about ( over) smth., smb.     -.,
    -.
_____

entice

  [In'taIs] _v.

    1) 

    2)  (from - , ; into - , ) 

    #) entice away 
_____

enticement

  [In'taIsmnt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

enticing

  [In'taIsIN]

    1. _pres-p.  entice

    2. _a. , 
_____

entire

  [In'taI]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , ; 

      3)   ( )

      4) , 

    2. _n.

      1) (the entire) ; 

      2)  , . 
_____

entirely

  [In'taIlI] _adv. , , 
_____

entirety

  [In'taItI] _n.

    1) , ; in its entirety ;  ;  
    

    2)  

    3) _.   ̣  
_____

entitle

  [In'taItl] _v.

    1) ,  ; 

    2)  

    3)   (to -  -.); to be entitled to smth.  
     -.
_____

entity

  ['entItI] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) , 

    3)   

    4) , ; ; political entity 
    ; legal entity  

    5) _. , 
_____

entomb

  [In'tu:m] _v.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _. 
_____

entomological

  [,entm'lOdIkl] _a. 
_____

entomologist

  [,entu'mOldIst] _n. 
_____

entomology

  [,entu'mOldI] _n. 
_____

entourage

  [,Ontu'ra:] _n. _.

    1) ;  

    2)  , 
_____

entr'acte

  ['Ontrkt] _n. _. 
_____

entrails

  ['entreIlz] _n. _pl.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

entrain

  [In'treIn] _v.

    1) ()  

    2)   
_____

entrance

  I ['entrns] _n.

    1)  (   ..); front (back) entrance  (ޣ) 

    2) , , ; no entrance    ,  
     ݣ; to force an entrance (into) 

    3) ; ;  

    4)   

    5) _.  (ԣ  )

    6) _attr. ; ; entrance visa  ;
    entrance fee )  ; )  ; entrance
    examination  

  II [In'tra:ns] _v.    , , 
_____

entrancing

  [In'tra:nsIN]

    1. _pres-p.  entrance II

    2. _a. ; 
_____

entrant

  ['entrnt] _n.

    1) ,  ,  (., , ;  
     ,   ..)

    2)   ,    

    3) ,  ( )

    4) ()  (  ..)
_____

entrap

  [In'trp] _v.   ; , , 
_____

entreat

  [In'tri:t] _v. , 
_____

entreaty

  [In'tri:tI] _n. , 
_____

entrechat

  [,a:Ntr'Sa:] _n. _. 
_____

entree

  ['OntreI] _n. _.

    1)  , 

    2) ,     
_____

entremets

  ['OntrmeI] _n. _. _pl.   ( 
  )
_____

entrench

  [In'trentS] _v.

    1) _. ,  ; to entrench oneself
    ) ; ) ,   

    2)   ,   

    3) _.  ( );  (upon -   );
    to entrench upon the truth   
_____

entrenched

  [In'trentSt]

    1. _p-p.  entrench

    2. _a. , ; entrenched habits 
    
_____

entrenchment

  [In'trentSmnt] _n.

    1) _. ; ,  

    2) _. , 
_____

entrepot

  ['Ontrpu] _n. _. ; ,   ( 
  )
_____

entrepreneur

  [,Ontrpr'n:] _n. _.

    1) Σ

    2) 
_____

entresol

  ['OntresOl] _n. _. _. ;  (.   
   )
_____

entruck

  [In'trAk] _v. _. , ; ()  ()
_____

entrust

  [In'trAst] _v. ; , 
_____

entry

  ['entrI] _n.

    1) , ; no entry!  ( ) ݣ!

    2) ; , ; 

    3) ; , ; _.  

    4)  ( ); ; entry into the territorial
    waters     ()

    5)  ( ,   )

    6)  ; bookkeeping by double entry  

    7)  ( , ,   ..)

    8)  

    9) _.  (  ..)

    10)   ;  ԣ  

    11)    (  ,   ..);
    large entry  

    12) _.   

    13) _. ,      
    

    14)  

    15) _.  

    16) _attr. , ; entry visa  ; entry list
      ( , ,   ..)
_____

entwine

  [In'twaIn] _v.

    1) (); 

    2)  (with, about)

    3) 
_____

enucleate

  [I'nju:klIeIt] _v.

    1) _. , 

    2) _.  (  ..)
_____

enumerate

  [I'nju:mreIt] _v. 
_____

enumeration

  [I,nju:m'reISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

enunciate

  [I'nAnsIeIt] _v.

    1) , ޣ 

    2) ; 

    3)  (  ..)
_____

enunciation

  [I,nAnsI'eISn] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) ; 

    3) 
_____

enure

  [I'nju] = inure
_____

envelop

  [In'velp] _v.

    1) £; ף

    2) ; ; enveloped in flames  ;
    enveloped in mystery  

    3) _. , , 
_____

envelope

  ['envlup] _n.

    1) 

    2) £, 

    3)  (  ..); 

    4) ף ( ); ̣ ( )

    5) _.  ()
_____

envelopment

  [In'velpmnt] _n.

    1) £

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

envenomed

  [In'venmd]

    1. _p-p.  envenom

    2. _a. , ; envenomed tongue  
_____

enviable

  ['envIbl] _a. 
_____

envious

  ['envIs] _a. 
_____

environ

  [In'vaIrn] _v. 
_____

environment

  [In'vaIrnmnt] _n. ,  ;  
_____

environmental

  [In,vaIrn'mentl] _a.    ;  
      ; environmental research
    
_____

environmentalist

  [In,vaIrn'mentlIst] _n. ޣ,    
    
_____

environs

  [In'vaIrnz] _n. _pl.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

envisage

  [In'vIzId] _v.

    1)     (, )

    2)  ()

    3) 
_____

envision

  [In'vIn] _v. _.  (-.),   ϣ ;
   
_____

envoy

  I ['envOI] _n.

    1) ; , 

    2) ,  

  II ['envOI] _n.   
_____

envy

  ['envI]

    1. _n.

      1)  (of, at)

      2)  

    2. _v. 
_____

enwrap

  [In'rp] _v.

    1) ף (in, with)

    2) 
_____

enzyme

  ['enzaIm] _n. , 
_____

eocene

  ['i:usi:n] _n. _. 
_____

eolation

  [,i:u'leISn] _n. _. 
_____

eon

  ['i:n] = aeon
_____

eparchy

  ['epa:kI] _n. 
_____

epaulet

  ['epulet] = epaulette
_____

epaulette

  ['epulet] _n. 
_____

epenthetic

  [,epen'etIk] _a. _.  (   ; .: b  
  nimble, debt)
_____

ephemera

  [I'femr] _n.

    1) _.  ģ

    2) -. ̣, 
_____

ephemeral

  [I'femrl] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) _.    ( , )
_____

epic

  ['epIk]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _.   ;  
       

    2. _a. 
_____

epicene

  ['epIsi:n] _a. _.  
_____

epicentre

  ['epIsent] _n.  ()
_____

epicure

  ['epIkju] _n. 
_____

epicurean

  [,epIkju'ri:n]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. = epicure
_____

epicureanism

  [,epIkju'ri:nIzm] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

epicurism

  ['epIkjurIzm] = epicureanism
_____

epicycle

  ['epIsaIkl] _n. _. 
_____

epicycloid

  ['epI'saIklOId] _n. _. 
_____

epidemic

  [,epI'demIk]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

epidemical

  [,epI'demIkl] = epidemic 2
_____

epidemiology

  [,epI,di:mI'OldI] _n. 
_____

epidermal

  [,epI'd:ml] _a. _. 
_____

epidermic

  [,epI'd:mIk] = epidermal
_____

epidermis

  [,epI'd:mIs] _n. _. _. , 
_____

epidiascope

  [,epI'daIskup] _n. 
_____

epigastric

  [,epI'gstrIk] _a. _. ; epigastric burning _. 
_____

epigastrium

  [,epI'gstrIm] _n. _.  
_____

epiglottis

  [,epI'glOtIs] _n. _. 
_____

epigone

  ['epIgun] _n. _. 
_____

epigram

  ['epIgrm] _n. 
_____

epigrammatist

  [,epI'grmtIst] _n.  
_____

epigraph

  ['epIgra:f] _n. 
_____

epigraphy

  [e'pIgrfI] _n. 
_____

epilepsy

  ['epIlepsI] _n. _. 
_____

epileptic

  [,epI'leptIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

epilogue

  ['epIlOg] _n. 
_____

epiphyte

  ['epIfaIt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.   ()
_____

episcopacy

  [I'pIskpsI] _n.

    1)    

    2) 
_____

episcopal

  [I'pIskpl] _a. ; 
_____

episcopalian

  [I,pIsku'peIljn]

    1. _n.     

    2. _a. 
_____

episcopate

  [I'pIskupIt] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

episode

  ['epIsud] _n. 
_____

episodic

  [,epI'sOdIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

episodical

  [,epI'sOdIkl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

epistle

  [I'pIsl] _n. _. 
_____

epistolary

  [I'pIstlrI] _a. 
_____

epistyle

  ['epIstaIl] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) _. 
_____

epitaph

  ['epIta:f] _n. ;    
_____

epithelial

  [,epI'i:ljl] _a. _. 
_____

epithelium

  [,epI'i:ljm] _n. _. 
_____

epithet

  ['epIet] _n. 
_____

epitome

  [I'pItmI] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2)   
_____

epitomize

  [I'pItmaIz] _v. _. ,  ; 
_____

epizootic

  [,epIzu'OtIk] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

epoch

  ['i:pOk] _n. ; ; 
_____

epochal

  ['epOkl] _a. 
_____

epoch-making

  ['i:pOk,meIkIN] _a. , ; ; epochmaking
  discovery   
_____

epopee

  ['epupi:] _n. _. 
_____

epos

  ['epOs] _n. ;  
_____

equability

  [,ekw'bIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

equable

  ['ekwbl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ,  ( )
_____

equal

  ['i:kwl]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; ; on equal terms, on an equal
      footing   ; he speaks French and German with equal
      ease     -  -; twice
      two is equal to four   - ; of equal rank  
      ; equal rights ; everything else being equal 
        

      2) ; equal partners  Σ (
      ,    ..)

      3) ; ; he is not equal to the task   
         ; equal to the occasion   

      4) ,  ( ); to preserve ( to keep)
      an equal mind  , 

      *) equal mark ( sign)  

    2. _n. ; ; he has no equal   

    3. _v.

      1) ,  

      2) , 

      3)   () ; to equal the hopes 
      
_____

equality

  [i:'kwOlItI] _n. ; ; on an equality with  
  ,  ( -.)
_____

equalization

  [,i:kwlaI'zeISn] _n. , 
_____

equalize

  ['i:kwlaIz] _v.

    1)   (with, to); , 

    2) _.  ޣ
_____

equalizer

  ['i:kwlaIz] _n.

    1) _. ; 

    2) _. _. 
_____

equally

  ['i:kwlI] _adv.

    1) ,   ; 

    2) 
_____

equanimity

  [,ekw'nImItI] _n. , ; ,
  
_____

equate

  [I'kweIt] _v.

    1) ; ;  ,   

    2) _. ;    
_____

equation

  [I'kweISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

equatorial

  [,ekw'tO:rIl] _a. 
_____

equerry

  ['ekwerI] _n. _. 
_____

equestrian

  [I'kwestrIn]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _a. ; equestrian statue  ; equestrian sport
     
_____

equestrienne

  [I,kwestrI'en] _n. ;  (.  )
_____

equiangular

  [,i:kwI'Ngjul] _a. _. 
_____

equidistant

  ['i:kwI'dIstnt] _a. _. 
_____

equilateral

  ['i:kwI'ltrl] _a. _. 
_____

equilibrate

  [,i:kwI'laIbreIt] _v. ()
_____

equilibration

  [,i:kwIlaI'breISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ;  
_____

equilibrist

  [i:'kwIlIbrIst] _n. ; 
_____

equilibrium

  [,i:kwI'lIbrIm] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; to maintain (to lose) one's equilibrium 
     (  )
_____

equimultiples

  ['i:kwI'mAltIplz] _n. _pl. ,   
_____

equine

  ['ekwaIn] _a. _. , 
_____

equinoctial

  [,i:kwI'nOkSl]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1)  ;  

      2) _pl. ,    
_____

equinox

  ['i:kwInOks] _n. 
_____

equip

  [I'kwIp] _v.

    1) ; ; 

    2)  ( ,   .. with)
_____

equipage

  ['ekwIpId] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; dressing equipage 

    3) _. 
_____

equipment

  [I'kwIpmnt] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) ( _pl.) _.  ;  

    3) _-.  
_____

equipoise

  ['ekwIpOIz]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v. ,   
_____

equipollent

  [,i:kwI'pOlnt] _a. _.   ; 
_____

equiponderant

  [,i:kwI'pOndrnt] _a.

    1)   

    2)   
_____

equiponderate

  [,i:kwI'pOndreIt] _v. ,  
_____

equitable

  ['ekwItbl] _a. , ; equitable to the interest
  of both parties      ; equitable
  treaty  
_____

equitation

  [,ekwI'teISn] _n.  ;   
_____

equity

  ['ekwItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _.   (   ); Court of
    Equity ,  ,    

    3)   ,   
     

    4) _pl. _.  ,    

    5) (Equity) "" ( ԣ  )
_____

equivalence

  [I'kwIvlns] _n. , ; 
_____

equivalency

  [I'kwIvlnsI] _n. , ; 
_____

equivalent

  [I'kwIvlnt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. , ; ; 
_____

equivocal

  [I'kwIvkl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

equivocate

  [I'kwIvkeIt] _v.  ; ;  
_____

equivocation

  [I,kwIv'keISn] _n.  (  ); 
_____

equivoke

  ['ekwIvuk] _n. ; ; 
_____

equivoque

  ['ekwIvuk] _n. ; ; 
_____

er

  [E] _. . ever
_____

era

  ['Ir] _n. ; 
_____

eradiate

  [I'reIdIeIt] _v. , 
_____

eradiation

  [I,reIdI'eISn] _n. 
_____

eradicate

  [I'rdIkeIt] _v.

    1)   

    2) , 
_____

eradication

  [I,rdI'keISn] _n. , 
_____

erase

  [I'reIz] _v.

    1) , , 

    2) , , ޣ ( )

    3) _. 
_____

eraser

  [I'reIz] _n. , 
_____

erasure

  [I'reI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , ԣ   

    3) 
_____

erbium

  [':bIm] _n. _. 
_____

ere

  [E]

    1. _prep. _. ; ; ere long 

    2. _cj. _.  ;  ; he would die ere he would
    consent   ң,  
_____

erect

  [I'rekt]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) ; with head erect  ()  

      3) 

      4) 

    2. _adv. 

    3. _v.

      1) ; ; ; 

      2) 

      3) 

      4) _. ; 
_____

erectile

  [I'rektaIl] _a.

    1)  

    2) _.  ; erectile tissue  
_____

erection

  [I'rekSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) _. 

    4) _. , , 
_____

erector

  [I'rekt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , ԣ

    4) _.  
_____

erelong

  [,E'lON] _adv. _. 
_____

eremite

  ['erImaIt] _n. _. ; , ; 
_____

eremitic

  [,erI'mItIk] _a. _. , 
_____

eremitical

  [,erI'mItIkl] _a. _. , 
_____

erenow

  [,E'nau] _adv. _. , 
_____

erethism

  ['erIIzm] _n. _. ,     
_____

erf

  [erf] _n. (_pl. erven) _-.    
_____

erg

  [:g] _n. _. 
_____

ergo

  [':gu] _. _adv. . _. , 
_____

ergon

  [':gOn] = erg
_____

ergonomics

  [,:gu'nOmIks] _n.  (   ,
    )
_____

ergot

  [':gt] _n. _. 
_____

ergotism

  [':gtIzm] _n.  أ
_____

erica

  ['erIk] _n. _. _. 
_____

eristic

  [e'rIstIk] _.

    1. _a.  , 

    2. _n.

      1)  , 

      2)  
_____

ermine

  [':mIn] _n. 

    *) to assume (to wear) the ermine  ()  ()
    
_____

erne

  [:n] _n. _. -
_____

erode

  [I'rud] _v.

    1) ; ;  ()

    2) _. ; 
_____

erogenous

  [I'rOdInIs] _a. ; 
_____

erosion

  [I'run] _n. , ; ; ; 
_____

erosive

  [I'rusIv] _a. ,  ; ; 
_____

erotic

  [I'rOtIk]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n.  
_____

eroticism

  [I'rOtIsIzm] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) 
_____

err

  [:] _v.

    1) , ; to err is human  
    

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

errancy

  ['ernsI] _n. _. 
_____

errand

  ['ernd] _n. ; ; to go on an errand , 
   ; to run (on) errands   

    *) fool's errand  ;  ; to send smb. on
    fool's errand  -.  ; to make an errand
     ,  
_____

errand-boy

  ['erndbOI] _n.   ; ,  ( )
_____

errant

  ['ernt] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ( )

    3) ,   
_____

errantry

  ['erntrI] _n.   
_____

errata

  [e'ra:t] _n. _pl.

    1) _pl.  erratum

    2)  
_____

erratic

  [I'rtIk] _a.

    1) , , ,  ( ,
      ..); erratic behaviour  ; erratic
    temperature  

    2) _. 

    3) _. ; erratic block 
_____

erratum

  [e'ra:tm] _. _n. (_pl. -ta) , 
_____

erring

  [':rIN]

    1. _pres-p.  err

    2. _a. , 
_____

erroneous

  [I'runjs] _a. ; ; erroneous policies 
  ,  
_____

error

  ['er] _n.

    1) , ; to make an error  , ;
    in error  , ; to be in error 

    2) 

    3) _. 

    4) , , 

    5) _. 
_____

ersatz

  ['Ezts] _. _n. , , 
_____

erst

  [:st] _adv. _. , 
_____

erstwhile

  [':stwaIl] _.

    1. _a. , 

    2. _adv. , , 
_____

erubescent

  [,eru:'besnt] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

eructate

  [I'rAkteIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ; 
_____

eructation

  [,i:rAk'teISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ()
_____

erudite

  ['eru:daIt]

    1. _n. ; ޣ

    2. _a. ޣ; ; 
_____

erudition

  [,eru:'dISn] _n. , ޣ; 
_____

erupt

  [I'rApt] _v.

    1) () ( , )

    2) 

    3)  ( )
_____

eruption

  [I'rApSn] _n.

    1)  ()

    2)  (, )

    3) _. , 

    4)  ()
_____

eruptive

  [I'rAptIv] _a.

    1) _. , , 

    2) _.  ; eruptive stage  
_____

erven

  ['ervn] _pl.  erf
_____

erysipelas

  [,erI'sIpIls] _n. _. ,  
_____

erythema

  [,erI'i:m] _n. _. 
_____

escalade

  [,esk'leId] _n. _. _.   (  ), 
_____

escalate

  ['eskleIt] _v.

    1)  () 

    2) ,  (  ..); to escalate confrontation
     

    *) to escalate down  (  ..)
_____

escalating

  ['eskleItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  escalate

    2. _a. , ; escalating costs ӣ 
    , 
_____

escalation

  [,esk'leISn] _n. ,  , ;
   (  ..); the danger of escalation 
   (  ..)
_____

escalator

  ['eskleIt] _n. 

    *) escalator clause  " " ( 
    )
_____

escallop

  [Is'kOlp] = scallop
_____

escapade

  [,esk'peId] _n.

    1) ӣ,  ;  

    2)  ( )
_____

escape

  [Is'keIp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; _.   

      2) ; ; to have a hairbreadth escape  
      ,    ( -.)

      3) ,  (  ..)

      4)  (,   ..);  (, )

      5) _.  

      6)   

      7) _attr. ; escape ladder  ; escape
      route   ; escape hatch )  ; ) 
           (  );
      escape velocity   

    2. _v.

      1) ,   ( , )

      2)  (), ; ; ; to escape
      punishment  

      3) , , ,   

      4)  ; 

      5) ; your point escapes me     ; his
      name had escaped my memory     ; nothing
      escapes you! ӣ-  !

      6)  (   ..)
_____

escapement

  [Is'keIpmnt] _n.

    1)   . {. escape 2}

    2) ,   ()

    3) _. , 
_____

escapism

  [Is'keIpIzm] _n. _. ,   
_____

escapist

  [Is'keIpIst]

    1. _n.

      1)    

      2) _. -

    2. _a. _. ; 
_____

escarp

  [Is'ka:p]

    1. _n.

      1)  , 

      2) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) _. 
_____

escarpment

  [Is'ka:pmnt] _n. _. 
_____

eschalot

  ['eSlOt] = shallot
_____

eschar

  ['eska:] _n. _.  ( )
_____

escheat

  [Is'tSi:t] _.

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)     

    2. _v.

      1)   ( )

      2)   
_____

eschew

  [Is'tSu:] _v. _. , , , 
_____

escort

  1. _n. ['eskO:t]

    1) 

    2) , , 

    3) , ; 

  2. _v. [Is'kO:t] ; , 
_____

escribe

  ['skraIb] _v. _.  ()
_____

escritoire

  [,eskri:'twa:] _n. _. 
_____

esculent

  ['eskjulnt] _.

    1. _a. ,    (.  )

    2. _n. ,  (.  )
_____

escutcheon

  [Is'kAtSn] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  

    3)    

    *) a blot on one's escutcheon  ,   
    
_____

esophagus

  [i:'sOfgs] _n. (_pl. -gi) _. 
_____

esoteric

  [,esu'terIk]

    1. _a. ;     ݣ

    2. _n. ݣ
_____

espalier

  [Is'plj] _n. _. ,  ( )
_____

esparto

  [es'pa:tu] _n. _.  ,  (. esparto grass)
_____

especial

  [Is'peSl] _a. , ; my especial aversion 
    ; of especial importance  
_____

especially

  [Is'peSlI] _adv. ,  
_____

espial

  [Is'paIl] _n.  ; 
_____

espionage

  [,espI'na:] _n. , 
_____

esplanade

  [,espl'neId] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) _. 
_____

espousal

  [Is'pauzl] _n.

    1) ,  (-. )

    2) (. _pl.) _. ; 
_____

espouse

  [Is'pauz] _v.

    1)  (  ..);  (-. )

    2) _.  ; 
_____

espresso

  [e'spresu] _. _n. (_pl. -os [e'spresuz])

    1)  ""

    2)  "" (. espresso bar)
_____

espy

  [Is'paI] _v.

    1) ,  

    2)   (  ..)
_____

esquire

  [Is'kwaI] _n.

    1) 

    2) (Esq.)  (  ;    
     ); John Smith, Esq. -  

    3) _. = squire 1
_____

essay

  1. _n. ['eseI]

    1) , , ; 

    2) 

    3) , 

  2. _v. [e'seI]

    1)  

    2) ; to essay a hard task     
_____

essayist

  ['eseIIst] _n. ; 
_____

essence

  ['esns] _n.

    1) , ; in essence  ; of the essence
    

    2) 

    3) , 

    4) _. 

    5) 

    6) _. 
_____

essential

  [I'senSl]

    1. _a.

      1) ;  , 

      2) ,  , 

      3): essential oils  

    2. _n.

      1) ;  ; the essentials of education 
      

      2) _pl.   
_____

essentiality

  [I,senSI'lItI] _n. ; 
_____

essentially

  [I'senSlI] _adv.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

establish

  [Is'tblIS] _v.

    1) ; ; 

    2) , ; ; to establish favourable
    conditions (for smth.)    ( -.); to
    establish oneself in a new house    

    3)  (, )

    4) ; to establish one's health  ϣ ;
    to establish one's reputation   

    5) () 

    6)  ()
_____

established

  [Is'tblISt]

    1. _p-p.  establish

    2. _a.

      1) ģ; Established Church  

      2) ; , ; established truth
       ; established practice  ; long
      established ݣ ; 

      3) 

      4) 
_____

establishment

  [Is'tblISmnt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , ; 

    3)  ()

    4) , , ; separate establishment  

    5): the Establishment )  ; ) ;
           ;
    -   ; 
    
_____

estate

  [Is'teIt] _n.

    1) ; the fourth estate _. "ף ", 

    2) ; personal (real) estate  () 

    3) , 

    4) _. ; to suffer in one's estate  
    ; man's estate 

    5) _attr.: estate agent )  ; )   
    ,     (. real estate agent); estate
    duty   
_____

esteem

  [Is'ti:m]

    1. _n. ; to hold in (high) esteem  () 

    2. _v.

      1) , ; I esteem him highly    ; 
        

      2) , ;  ; I shall esteem it a favour
          
_____

ester

  ['est] _n. _.  
_____

estimable

  ['estImbl] _a.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

estimate

  1. _n. ['estImIt]

    1) 

    2) ; ͣ; ; the Estimates  
       (   . )

  2. _v. ['estImeIt]

    1) ,  

    2)  ;  ; 
_____

estimation

  [,estI'meISn] _n.

    1) ; ; ; in my estimation   

    2) ; to hold in estimation 

    3) ޣ, ;  ; 
_____

estimator

  ['estImeIt] _n. 
_____

estop

  [Is'tOp] _v. _.

    1)  -. ,   
      

    2)   
_____

estoppel

  [Is'tOpl] _n. _.  
_____

estrange

  [Is'treInd] _v. , ,  ; to estrange
  oneself from smb. ,   -.
_____

estrangement

  [Is'treIndmnt] _n.

    1) ģ, ; ,  ( )

    2) ; , 
_____

estreat

  [Is'tri:t] _v.

    1) _.      ,   ..

    2) 
_____

estuary

  ['estjurI] _n. , ;  
_____

esurient

  [I'sjurInt] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

et cetera

  [It'setr] _.

    1)   ,  

    2) _pl.  ;  
_____

etcetera

  [It'setr] (. et-cetera) _.

    1)   ,  

    2) _pl.  ;  
_____

etch

  [etS] _v. ;   
_____

etcher

  ['etS] _n. ף; 
_____

etching

  ['etSIN] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) , 

    4) _attr.: etching ground  ; etching needle  
_____

eternal

  [i:'t:nl] _a.

    1) ; , ; the Eternal City 

    2) , ף,  (   ..)

    3) _. , ; his eternal jokes   
_____

eternalize

  [i:'t:nlaIz] _v. ;  
_____

eternity

  [i:'t:nItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl.  

    3)  
_____

eternize

  [i:'t:naIz] = eternalize
_____

ethane

  ['eeIn] _n. _. 
_____

ether

  ['i:] _n.

    1) _.  ; _. ; over the ether  

    2) _. , 
_____

ethereal

  [i:'IrIl] _a.

    1) 

    2) ̣, ; 

    3) 
_____

ethereality

  [i:,IrI'lItI] _n. , ̣, 
_____

etherization

  [,i:raI'zeISn] _n.

    1) _.   

    2)   
_____

etherize

  ['i:raIz] _v.

    1) _.  

    2) _.   
_____

ethic

  ['eIk] = ethical
_____

ethical

  ['eIkl] _a. , ; 
_____

ethics

  ['eIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) ; a code of ethics 
  
_____

ethmoid

  ['emOId] _a. ۣ; ethmoid bone _. ۣ 
_____

ethnic

  ['enIk] = ethnical
_____

ethnical

  ['enIkl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

ethnographic

  [,enu'grfIk] = ethnographical
_____

ethnographical

  [,enu'grfIkl] _a. 
_____

ethnography

  [e'nOgrfI] _n. 
_____

ethnologic

  [,enu'lOdIk] = ethnological
_____

ethnological

  [,enu'lOdIkl] _a. 
_____

ethnology

  [e'nOldI] _n. 
_____

ethology

  [i:'OldI] _n.

    1) , ݣ     

    2)    
_____

ethos

  ['i:Os] _. _n. ,  ; 
_____

ethyl

  ['eIl] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _attr.: ethyl alcohol  
_____

etiolate

  ['i:tIuleIt] _v.

    1) _.    , 

    2)  ,   
_____

etiology

  [,i:tI'OldI] _n. 
_____

etiquette

  ['etIket] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

etna

  ['etn] _n.  
_____

etude

  [eI'tju:d] _n. _. _. 
_____

etui

  [e'twi:] _n. _.   ,   .; 
_____

etwee

  [e'twi:] _n. _.   ,   .; 
_____

etymologic

  [,etIm'lOdIk] = etymological
_____

etymological

  [,etIm'lOdIkl] _a. 
_____

etymologist

  [,etI'mOldIst] _n. 
_____

etymologize

  [,etI'mOldaIz] _v.  ;   
_____

etymology

  [,etI'mOldI] _n. 
_____

etymon

  ['etImOn] _n. _. 
_____

eucalypti

  [,ju:k'lIptaI] _pl.  eucalyptus
_____

eucalyptus

  [,ju:k'lIpts] _n. (_pl. -tuses [,ju:k'lIptsIz], -ti) _. 
_____

euchre

  ['ju:k]

    1. _n.   

    2. _v.

      1) _.  

      2) _. ,  , 
_____

eudiometer

  [,ju:dI'OmIt] _n. _. 
_____

eugenic

  [ju:'denIk] _a. 
_____

eugenics

  [ju:'denIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

eulogist

  ['ju:ldIst] _n. 
_____

eulogistic

  [,ju:l'dIstIk] = eulogistical
_____

eulogistical

  [,ju:l'dIstIkl] _a. , 
_____

eulogize

  ['ju:ldaIz] _v. , , 
_____

eulogy

  ['ju:ldI] _n.  , ; to pronounce a eulogy on
  smb., to pronounce smb.'s eulogy  -.
_____

eunuch

  ['ju:nk] _n. , 
_____

eupeptic

  [ju:'peptIk] _a.

    1)   

    2)  

    3) 

    4) _. 
_____

euphemism

  ['ju:fImIzm] _n. 
_____

euphemistic

  [,ju:fI'mIstIk] = euphemistical
_____

euphemistical

  [,ju:fI'mIstIkl] _a. 
_____

euphonic

  [ju:'fOnIk] = euphonical
_____

euphonical

  [ju:'fOnIkl] _a. 
_____

euphonious

  [ju:'funjs] = euphonic(al)
_____

euphonize

  ['ju:fnaIz] _v.  
_____

euphony

  ['ju:fnI] _n. 
_____

euphoria

  [ju:'fO:rI] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) - ; in a state of euphoria 
     
_____

euphrasy

  ['ju:frsI] _n. _.  
_____

euphuism

  ['ju:fju:Izm] _n. _. ,  
_____

eureka

  [ju'ri:k] _. _int. !
_____

europium

  [ju:'rupIm] _n. _. 
_____

euthanasia

  [,ju:'neIzj] _. _n.

    1) ̣ ,    

    2) ,     
_____

evacuate

  [I'vkjueIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ;   (  ..)

    3) _. ,  ()
_____

evacuation

  [I,vkju'eISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) _. , 
_____

evacuee

  [I,vkju:'i:] _n. ; 
_____

evade

  [I'veId] _v.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ;  (, )

    4)   (,   ..)
_____

evaluate

  [I'vljueIt] _v.

    1) ;  

    2) _.   
_____

evaluation

  [I,vlju'eISn] _n. , 
_____

evanesce

  [,i:v'nes] _v.

    1)   

    2) , 
_____

evanescence

  [,i:v'nesns] _n. 
_____

evanescent

  [,i:v'nesnt] _a.

    1) ̣;  

    2) _.  ,   
_____

evangelic

  [,i:vn'delIk] _a. 
_____

evangelical

  [,i:vn'delIkl]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) , 

    2. _n. 
_____

evangelist

  [I'vndIlIst] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ; 
_____

evanish

  [I'vnIS] _v. _. ;  (   ..)
_____

evaporate

  [I'vpreIt] _v.

    1) ()

    2) _. ; ; his hopes evaporated    
     

    3) ; 
_____

evaporated

  [I'vpreItId]

    1. _p-p.  evaporate

    2. _a. ݣ; evaporated milk ݣ  ( )
_____

evaporation

  [I,vp'reISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

evaporative

  [I'vprtIv] _a. ; 
_____

evaporator

  [I'vpreIt] _n. _. 
_____

evasion

  [I'veIn] _n.

    1) ; ף,   . {. evade}; his answer was a
    mere evasion     

    2) _. 
_____

evasive

  [I'veIsIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

eve

  [i:v] _n.

    1) ; on the eve ; Christmas eve 

    2) _. _. 
_____

even

  I ['i:vn] _n. _. 

  II ['i:vn]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ,    (with); ;   ;
      ; even with the ground   ̣; even date _. 
       

      3) , ; ; even movement 
      

      4) ; even temper ,  

      5) , 

      6) ޣ; evenly even  ң ( ); oddly (
      unevenly) even  ,    ң ( )

      *) to get ( to be) even with smb.  ޣ,  
      -.

    2. _adv.

      1) 

      2)  ; 

      3) ; even if, even though  ;  ; even as  

    3. _v.

      1)  (); 

      2) ,    

      3)  (. even up)

      *) to even up on smb. ,   -.
_____

even-handed

  ['i:vn'hndId] _a. , 
_____

even-minded

  ['i:vn'maIndId] _a. ; 
_____

evening

  ['i:vnIN] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) _attr. ; evening star  ; evening meal 
_____

evenly

  ['i:vnlI] _adv.

    1) , ; 

    2) , 

    3) 

    4) ; 
_____

event

  [I'vent] _n.

    1) ; the course of events  ; quite an event ,
     

    2) , ; in the event of his death   
    ; at all events   ; in any ( in either) event
      

    3) , ; his plan was unhappy in the event  
        

    4)  (  )

    5)   ̣  

    6) _.  (  )

    7) _.   (. nuclear event)
_____

eventful

  [I'ventful] _a.  ,  
_____

eventide

  ['i:vntaId] _n. _. ,  
_____

eventless

  [I'ventlIs] _a.  
_____

eventual

  [I'ventSul] _a.

    1) ,  , 

    2) , 
_____

eventuality

  [I,ventju'lItI] _n.  ; ; 
_____

eventually

  [I'ventSlI] _adv.   ޣ,   ;  
_____

eventuate

  [I'ventjueIt] _v.

    1) ,  (in - -.)

    2)  , , 
_____

ever

  ['ev] _adv.

    1) ; ever after, ever since    (); for ever (and
    ever), for ever and a day ) , ; ) ; ever
    yours   (  )

    2) -.; it is the best symphony I have ever heard  
    ,   -. ; hardly ever   -;
     

    3): as ever  ; I shall do it as soon as ever I can  
    ,   

    4) _. .  : why ever did you do it?    
     ?; what ever do you mean?      ?

    *) ever so _. ) ; thank you ever so much  
    ; )   ; be the weather ever so bad, I must go  
       ,   
_____

ever frost

  ['evfrOst] _n.  
_____

ever-present

  [,ev'preznt] _a. 
_____

everglade

  ['evgleId] _n.  ,    ;
  Everglade State   (  )
_____

evergreen

  ['evgri:n]

    1. _a. ̣

    2. _n. ̣ 
_____

evergrowing

  [,ev'gruIN] _a. ,  ; evergrowing demand ӣ
   
_____

everlasting

  [,ev'la:stIN]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) , , ; this everlasting noise 
       

      3) , 

      4) , 

      5)        ( )

    2. _n.

      1) ; from everlasting  

      2) _. ,  (. everlasting flower)
_____

evermore

  ['ev'mO:] _adv. ; 
_____

evert

  [I'v:t] _v.  , 
_____

every

  ['evrI] _pron. _indef.

    1) ; ; every time ) ; )   ,  ;
    ) _.  ;  

    2) , ; every gun was loaded    

    *) every now and then, every now and again   ,  
    ; every bit ( whit) _.   ; ;
    every so often   ; with every good wish  
    
_____

everybody

  ['evrIbOdI] _pron. _indef. ,  (); ; everybody is
  happy  
_____

everyday

  ['evrIdeI] _a. ; ; ; everyday sentences
   ; everyday talk    
_____

everyone

  ['evrIwAn] = everybody
_____

everything

  ['evrIIN] _pron. _indef. ӣ
_____

every way

  ['evrIweI] _adv.

    1)   

    2)   
_____

everywhere

  ['evrIwE] _adv. , 
_____

evict

  [i:'vIkt] _v.

    1) ; 

    2)    (  .., of, from evict ) 
_____

eviction

  [i:'vIkSn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _.   ( )
_____

evidence

  ['evIdns]

    1. _n.

      1) ; in evidence ,    {. .
      3}

      2) ; , ; to give ( to bear) evidence
      ; on this evidence   ; from all
      evidence, there is ample evidence that ӣ   , 

      3) _. ;  ; piece of evidence ;
      cumulative evidence  ; to call in evidence 
      ( )    {. . 1}; to turn King's ( Queen's
      _. State's) evidence     
      ; in evidence     {. .
      1}

    2. _v.  , 
_____

evident

  ['evIdnt] _a. , 
_____

evidential

  [,evI'denSl] _a.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

evidentiary

  [,evI'denSrI] = evidential
_____

evidently

  ['evIdntlI] _adv. ; 
_____

evil

  ['i:vl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; to do evil  ;  ; evil comes
      from evil   ; (the) lesser evil  

      2) , 

      3) , 

      4) _. ; King's evil ; St. John's evil 

      *) of two evils choose the less _.     

    2. _a.

      1) , ; ; the Evil One ; evil tongue 
      ; evil eye  

      2) ; ; evil results  

      3) 

      4) , ; evil life  

      *) to fall on evil days ( times) ;   
      
_____

evil-doer

  ['i:vl'du:] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

evil-minded

  ['i:vl'maIndId] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

evince

  [I'vIns] _v.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

evincible

  [I'vInsbl] _a. 
_____

evincive

  [I'vInsIv] _a. ; 
_____

evirate

  ['i:vIreIt] _v. _.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

eviscerate

  [I'vIsreIt] _v.

    1) 

    2)  , 
_____

evocative

  ['evuktIv] _a.   ; evocative device _.
  ɣ    
_____

evoke

  [I'vuk] _v.

    1)  (,   ..)

    2) _.  ()     
_____

evolution

  [,i:v'lu:Sn] _n.

    1) ; Theory of Evolution  

    2) ף; 

    3)  (,   ..)

    4) _.  

    5) (. _pl.) _. _. ; Σ; 

    6)    ԣ   
_____

evolutional

  [,i:v'lu:Snl] _a. 
_____

evolutionary

  [,i:v'lu:SnrI] = evolutional
_____

evolutionism

  [,i:v'lu:SnIzm] _n.  
_____

evolutionist

  [,i:v'lu:SnIst] _n. 
_____

evolutive

  ['i:vlu:tIv] _a.  ;   
  
_____

evolve

  [I'vOlv] _v.

    1) 

    2) ; ף

    3)  (  ..); to evolve a plan  

    4)  (, );  ()
_____

evolvent

  [I'vOlvnt] _n. _. , ף
_____

evulsion

  [I'vAlSn] _n.  ,   
_____

ewe

  [ju:] _n. 

    *) one's ewe lamb  ;  £
_____

ewer

  ['ju:] _n. 
_____

ex

  [eks] _pref.

    1)   ,   .. -, -; extract
    ; exterritorial 

    2) , , -; ex-president  
_____

ex officio

  [,eks'fISIu] _. _a. _adv.  
_____

ex-libris

  [eks'laIbrIs] _. _n. ,  
_____

ex-service

  ['eks's:vIs] _a. , 
_____

ex-serviceman

  ['eks's:vIsmn] _n.    ; 
  ,  
_____

exacerbate

  [eks's:beIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

exacerbation

  [eks,s:'beISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) _. ;  ()
_____

exact

  [Ig'zkt]

    1. _a. ;  ( , ); ; 
    ; ; exact sciences  ; exact memory 
    

    2. _v.

      1) () ; 

      2)  (from, of)

      3) 
_____

exacting

  [Ig'zktIN]

    1. _pres-p.  exact 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; 

      2) ֣; 
_____

exaction

  [Ig'zkSn] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) 

    3)  ,   ..
_____

exactitude

  [Ig'zktItju:d] _n. ; 
_____

exactly

  [Ig'zktlI] _adv.

    1) ;  ; not exactly the same     

    2) , ,   ( )
_____

exactness

  [Ig'zktnIs] _n. ; 
_____

exactor

  [Ig'zkt] _n. 
_____

exaggerate

  [Ig'zdreIt] _v.

    1) 

    2)  ޣ
_____

exaggerated

  [Ig'zdreItId]

    1. _p-p.  exaggerate

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) _.  ,  (   ..)
_____

exaggeratedly

  [Ig'zdreItIdlI] _adv. ; ޣ
_____

exaggeration

  [Ig,zd'reISn] _n. 
_____

exaggerative

  [Ig'zdrtIv] _a. ;    
_____

exalt

  [Ig'zO:lt] _v.

    1) ; ; 

    2) ; ; to exalt to the skies  
    

    3) ,  (  ..)

    4)  
_____

exaltation

  [,egzO:l'teISn] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) , 
_____

exalted

  [Ig'zO:ltId]

    1. _p-p.  exalt

    2. _a.

      1)  ( ,   ..); , 

      2) 

      3) 
_____

exam

  [Ig'zm] _n. _. 
_____

examination

  [Ig,zmI'neISn] _n.

    1) ; ; ; ; custom-house
    examination  ; examination by touch _. ;
    post-mortem examination _.  

    2) ; to go in for an examination  ; to take an
    examination  ; to pass one's examination 
    ; to fail in an examination   

    3) _. 

    4) _. 
_____

examination-paper

  [Ig,zmI'neISn,peIp] _n.  
_____

examinational

  [Ig,zmI'neISnl] _a. 
_____

examine

  [Ig'zmIn] _v.

    1) ;  (. examine into)

    2) _. , 

    3) 

    4) _. _. ; 
_____

examinee

  [Ig,zmI'ni:] _n. 
_____

examiner

  [Ig'zmIn] _n.

    1) ; to satisfy the examiners  
    ,  

    2) ; 
_____

example

  [Ig'za:mpl] _n.

    1) ; for example ; to set a good (bad) example 
     () ; without example  ;
    ; ; to take example by ,  
    

    2)  , ; let it make an example for him  
      ; to make an example of smb.  -. 
     

    3) 
_____

exanimate

  [Ig'znImIt] _a.

    1)   

    2) ; 
_____

exanthema

  [,eksn'i:m] _n. _. 
_____

exarch

  ['eksa:k] _n. _. 
_____

exarchate

  ['eksa:keIt] _n. _. 
_____

exasperate

  [Ig'za:spreIt] _v.

    1) ; ; ,    

    2)  (,   ..); to exasperate enmity 
    
_____

exasperating

  [Ig'za:spreItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  exasperate

    2. _a. , ; 
_____

exasperation

  [Ig,za:sp'reISn] _n.

    1) ; , 

    2) ,  (,   ..)
_____

excavate

  ['ekskveIt] _v.

    1) , ;  ;  

    2) , 

    3) _.  
_____

excavation

  [,eksk'veISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , 

    3) 

    4) _. ,  ;  

    5) _. 

    6)  
_____

excavator

  ['ekskveIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

exceed

  [Ik'si:d] _v.

    1) ,  ; to exceed one's instructions
      

    2) ; to exceed smb. in strength (in height)  
    -. ( ,  -.)

    3) 
_____

exceeding

  [Ik'si:dIN]

    1. _pres-p.  exceed

    2. _a. , 
_____

exceedingly

  [Ik'si:dINlI] _adv. , 
_____

excel

  [Ik'sel] _v.

    1)  (in, at); to excel smb. at smth.  -.
     ޣ-.

    2) , ; to excel as an orator  
    
_____

excellence

  ['ekslns] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ;  
_____

excellency

  ['ekslnsI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. = excellence
_____

excellent

  ['ekslnt] _a. , 
_____

excelsior

  [ek'selsIO:]

    1. _int.   !

    2. _n. _.   
_____

except

  [Ik'sept]

    1. _v.

      1) 

      2)  (against, to)

      3) _.  ()

    2. _prep.

      1) , ; everybody went except John  , 
       

      2): except for ) (.   )  ;
      ; everything is settled except for a few details  ӣ
      ,    ; ) (.  _cj.)
        

    3. _cj. _.  
_____

excepting

  [Ik'septIN]

    1. _pres-p.  except 1

    2. _prep.  
_____

exception

  [Ik'sepSn] _n.

    1) ; the exception proves the rule  
    ; with the exception of...  ...

    2) ; to take exception to smth.   -.

    3) ; to take exception (at) ,  ()

    4) _. 
_____

exceptionable

  [Ik'sepSnbl] _a. ,  
_____

exceptional

  [Ik'sepSnl] _a. ; 
_____

exceptionally

  [Ik'sepSnlI] _adv. ; exceptionally interesting ,
   
_____

exceptive

  [Ik'septIv] _a.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) = exceptional
_____

excerpt

  1. _n. ['eks:pt]

    1) , 

    2) () 

  2. _v. [ek's:pt]  (),  ,  
_____

excerption

  [ek's:pSn] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2) ; ; 
_____

excess

  [Ik'ses] _n.

    1) , ; in excess of ,  

    2) (. _pl.) ; 

    3) ; to excess  ;  

    4) _attr. ; excess luggage   ; excess fare
    _-. ,  ( ); excess profit ; excess
    profits tax   
_____

excessive

  [Ik'sesIv] _a. 
_____

exchange

  [Iks'tSeInd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; in exchange for   ; cultural exchange
       ; exchange of prisoners  

      2) _.  ; rate ( course) of exchange  ;
      foreign exchange  ;  ; bill of
      exchange , 

      3) ; commodity exchange  ; grain ( corn)
      exchange  ; labourexchange  

      4)   ; 

      5) _attr. 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  ()

      3) ; to exchange seats  ; to exchange words
      with smb.   -.  ; to exchange
      ratifications   ; to exchange
      into another regiment     ԣ 
      
_____

exchangeable

  [Iks'tSeIndbl] _a.

    1)  ; not exchangeable   

    2)   

    3) _. , 
_____

exchequer

  [Iks'tSek] _n.

    1) ; Chancellor of the Exchequer  
    (  )

    2) 

    3) _. , 

    4) _attr.: exchequer bill  
_____

excisable

  [ek'saIzbl] _a.   
_____

excise

  I [ek'saIz] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) _. , ; 

  II [ek'saIz]

    1. _n.

      1)  (. excise duty)

      2) (the Excise)  

    2. _v.   
_____

exciseman

  [ek'saIzmn] _n.  
_____

excision

  [ek'sIn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. , 
_____

excitability

  [Ik,saIt'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

excitant

  ['eksItnt]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

excitation

  [,eksI'teISn] _n. 
_____

excitative

  [ek'saIttIv] _a. , 
_____

excitatory

  [ek'saIttrI] = excitative
_____

excite

  [Ik'saIt] _v.

    1) , ; he was excited by ( at, about) the news
       ; don't excite!  !, 
    !

    2) ;  (, );  ( 
    ..); to excite rebellion  

    3) _.  ()
_____

excitement

  [Ik'saItmnt] _n. , 
_____

exciter

  [Ik'saIt] _n. _. 
_____

exciting

  [Ik'saItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  excite

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ; an exciting story  
_____

exclaim

  [Iks'kleIm] _v. ; exclaim against , 
  ; exclaim at   
_____

exclamation

  [,ekskl'meISn] _n. ; mark of exclamation 
   (!)
_____

exclamatory

  [eks'klmtrI] _a.

    1) ; exclamatory sentence  

    2) , 
_____

exclude

  [Iks'klu:d] _v.  (from);  ;   (
   ..); to exclude smb. from a house  -.  
_____

exclusion

  [Iks'klu:n] _n. 

    *) to the exclusion of  
_____

exclusive

  [Iks'klu:sIv] _a.

    1) ; exclusive privileges  

    2) ; exclusive occupation  

    3) ;    (   ..)

    4) _. , 

    *) exclusive of  , ; there were 49 pages exclusive of
    the title page ()  49    
_____

exclusively

  [Iks'klu:sIvlI] _adv. , , 
_____

excogitate

  [eks'kOdIteIt] _v. , ; 
_____

excogitation

  [eks,kOdI'teISn] _n. , ; , 
_____

excommunicate

  [,eksk'mju:nIkeIt]

    1. _v.   

    2. _a. ޣ  
_____

excommunication

  ['eksk,mju:nI'keISn] _n.   
_____

excoriate

  [eks'kO:rIeIt] _v.

    1)  , 

    2)   ;  
_____

excoriation

  [eks,kO:rI'eISn] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3)  ; 
_____

excorticate

  [eks'kO:tIkeIt] _v.  , , , 
_____

excrement

  ['ekskrImnt] _n. ( _pl.) _. , 
_____

excrescence

  [Iks'kresns] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

excrescent

  [Iks'kresnt] _a.

    1)  ;  

    2) 
_____

excreta

  [eks'kri:t] _n. _pl. _. , 
_____

excrete

  [eks'kri:t] _v. , 
_____

excretion

  [eks'kri:Sn] _n. _. 
_____

excretive

  [eks'kri:tIv] _a.

    1) _.  

    2) _. 
_____

excretory

  [eks'kri:trI] _a. _. , , 
_____

excruciate

  [Iks'kru:SIeIt] _v. , , 
_____

excruciating

  [Iks'kru:SIeItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  excruciate

    2. _a. 
_____

excruciation

  [Iks,kru:SI'eISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

exculpate

  ['ekskAlpeIt] _v. _. ; 
_____

exculpation

  [,ekskAl'peISn] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2)   ;  
_____

exculpatory

  [eks'kAlptrI] _a. ; 
_____

excursion

  [Iks'k:Sn] _n.

    1) ; ; to go on an excursion   ;
       

    2) 

    3) _. -  (  ..)

    4) _attr.: excursion train     
    ; excursion rates     ( ,
      ..)
_____

excursionist

  [Iks'k:SnIst] _n. , 
_____

excursive

  [eks'k:sIv] _a.

    1)  ( , )

    2) , ; excursive reading  

    3)    ( )
_____

excursus

  [eks'k:ss] _n. (_pl. -es [eks'k:ssIz])

    1)  ( ,  ); 

    2)   -.      (. 
    )
_____

excusable

  [Iks'kju:zbl] _a. ; 
_____

excusatory

  [Iks'kju:ztrI] _a. ; 
_____

excuse

  1. _n. [Iks'kju:s]

    1) , ; in excuse of smth.   -.;
    ignorance of the law is no excuse     
    

    2) , ; a poor excuse ,  ; to
    offer excuses 

    3)  ( )

  2. _v. [Iks'kju:z]

    1) , ; excuse me! !, !; excuse my coming
    late, excuse me for coming late    ; to excuse
    oneself ; 

    2)  ( , ); your attendance today is
    excused     ; you're excused   
    ,   ; to excuse from duty _.
       

    3)  , 

    *) excuse me for living! _.    !
_____

exeat

  ['eksIt] _. _n.    (   )
_____

execrable

  ['eksIkrbl] _a. , 
_____

execrate

  ['eksIkreIt] _v.

    1) ,  

    2) 
_____

execration

  [,eksI'kreISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3)  
_____

execute

  ['eksIkju:t] _v.

    1) , ;   

    2)  ( )

    3)  ()

    4) 

    5)  (, )

    6) _.    (   ..)

    7) _.  ()
_____

execution

  [,eksI'kju:Sn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ( )

    3)  

    4) 

    5) _.    (   ..)

    6) _.  ;  (); writ of
    execution  

    7) _. ; ; to make good execution ;
     ()
_____

executioner

  [,eksI'kju:Sn] _n. ; _. . 
_____

executive

  [Ig'zekjutIv]

    1. _a. ; _. . ; executive council
    _.  ; executive committee 
    ; executive board ; executive secretary 
    ;   (  ); executive agreement
    _. ,      
       ; executive order _. 
    ; executive officer _.  ; _. 
     ; executive session _.  ; to go
    into executive session _.    ,
    

    2. _n.

      1) (the executive)  ,  

      2) (Executive) _.   : Chief Executive
       

      3) _.  , ,  (,
      ); business executives   

      4) _. _.   ();  
_____

executor

  [Ig'zekjut] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  
_____

executrix

  [Ig'zekjutrIks] _n. 
_____

exegesis

  [,eksI'di:sIs] _n. ,  (. )
_____

exemplar

  [Ig'zempl] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) 

    3) 
_____

exemplary

  [Ig'zemplrI] _a.

    1) , ;  

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

exemplification

  [Ig,zemplIfI'keISn] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) _.  
_____

exemplify

  [Ig'zemplIfaI] _v.

    1)  

    2)  

    3)    
_____

exempt

  [Ig'zempt]

    1. _a.

      1) ģ ( ,    ..)

      2)  (   ..)

    2. _v.  ( , ; from)
_____

exemption

  [Ig'zempSn] _n.  (   ..); exemption from
  military service    
_____

exequatur

  [,eksI'kweIt] _n. _. 
_____

exequies

  ['eksIkwIz] _n. _pl. 
_____

exercise

  ['ekssaIz]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; five-finger exercises  
      ; Latin exercise   

      2)  ; ; to take exercises  ;
       

      3) , ; the exercise of good will 
       

      4) _. , ;  

      5) _pl. _. , : graduation exercises
        ( )

      6) _pl. 

      7) _attr.: exercise book ; exercise yard   (
      ); exercise ground _.  

    2. _v.

      1) (); , 

      2) _.  ; 

      3)  ()

      4) ,  ();  ()

      5)  (); to exercise one's personality 
       

      6) _pass.  (over, about); I am exercised about his
      future    
_____

exergue

  [ek's:g] _n.      (   ,
  )
_____

exert

  [Ig'z:t] _v.

    1)  (); to exert every effort   ; to
    exert oneself  , ;    

    2)  ; ; to exert one's influence 
    

    3) _.  ()
_____

exertion

  [Ig'z:Sn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  (  ..)

    3)  ( , )
_____

exes

  ['eksIz] _n. _pl. _. _. 
_____

exeunt

  ['eksIAnt] _. _. "" ()
_____

exfoliate

  [eks'fulIeIt] _v. ,  , ; ;
  
_____

exfoliation

  [eks,fulI'eISn] _n. , ,   . {.
  exfoliate}
_____

exhalation

  [,eksh'leISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

exhale

  [eks'heIl] _v.

    1) ;  

    2)  (  ..); ,   , 
     

    3)   (  ..)
_____

exhaust

  [Ig'zO:st]

    1. _n. _.

      1)  ; , 

      2) _attr. , ; exhaust steam , 
      

    2. _v.

      1)  (, ;   ..); ; to exhaust
      all reserves   ; to exhaust oneself with work
        () 

      2) ; to exhaust the subject  

      3) , , ,  (); 
      ()
_____

exhausted

  [Ig'zO:stId]

    1. _p-p.  exhaust 2

    2. _a.

      1) ݣ, ң; ; 

      2) 
_____

exhauster

  [Ig'zO:st] _n. _.

    1)  , 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

exhaustible

  [Ig'zO:stbl] _a. ; 
_____

exhausting

  [Ig'zO:stIN]

    1. _pres-p.  exhaust 2

    2. _a. ; 
_____

exhaustion

  [Ig'zO:stSn] _n.

    1) , ; to dance oneself to exhaustion  
    

    2) , ; 

    3)  ()
_____

exhaustive

  [Ig'zO:stIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

exhibit

  [Ig'zIbIt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) ; ()  

      3) _.   
_____

exhibition

  [,eksI'bISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ; to make an exhibition of oneself ) 
       ,  ; )    

    3) 

    4) _.  

    5)   (  ..)
_____

exhibitioner

  [,eksI'bISn] _n. 
_____

exhibitionism

  [,eksI'bISnIzm] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)   , 
_____

exhibitionist

  [,eksI'bISnIst] _n. _. 
_____

exhibitor

  [Ig'zIbIt] _n. 
_____

exhilarate

  [Ig'zIlreIt] _v. ; , 
_____

exhilarated

  [Ig'zIlreItId]

    1. _p-p.  exhilarate

    2. _a.

      1) ӣ

      2) , 
_____

exhilaration

  [Ig,zIl'reISn] _n.

    1) ӣ;  ,  

    2) ,   ,  , 
      
_____

exhort

  [Ig'zO:t] _v.

    1) , ;  -.  -.; 

    2) 

    3) ,  (  ..)
_____

exhortation

  [,egzO:'teISn] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) 

    4) 
_____

exhortative

  [Ig'zO:ttIv] _a. , 
_____

exhumation

  [,ekshju:'meISn] _n. ,  
_____

exhume

  [eks'hju:m] _v.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

exigence

  ['eksIdns] _n. _.  , 
_____

exigency

  ['eksIdnsI] _n. _.  , 
_____

exigent

  ['eksIdnt] _a.

    1)   , 

    2) 
_____

exigible

  ['eksIdIbl] _a. _.  
_____

exiguity

  [,eksI'gju:ItI] _n. _. , 
_____

exiguous

  [eg'zIgjus] _a. _. , , 
_____

exile

  ['eksaIl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; to live in exile     ; to
      be sent into exile  , 

      2) ; 

    2. _v. ; 
_____

exility

  [eg'zIlItI] _n. ; ޣ
_____

exist

  [Ig'zIst] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) , ; lime exists in many soils   
     

    3) _.   
_____

existence

  [Ig'zIstns] _n.

    1) ; ; a wretched existence  

    2) ; ӣ ; in existence   

    3) 
_____

existent

  [Ig'zIstnt] _a. ; ; 
_____

existentialism

  [,egzIs'tenSlIzm] _n. _. 
_____

exit

  ['eksIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; no exit!  !

      2)  (ԣ  )

      3) _. , 

      4) _attr.: exit visa ( permit)  

    2. _v. _. "" ()
_____

exodus

  ['eksds] _n.

    1)   (.  )

    2) _.    

    3) (the Exodus)  (2-   )
_____

exogamy

  [ek'sOgmI] _n. 
_____

exonerate

  [Ig'zOnreIt] _v.

    1)   (, )

    2) ; to exonerate oneself ,  
    
_____

exoneration

  [Ig,zOn'reISn] _n. , 
_____

exonerative

  [Ig'zOnrtIv] _a.   (, ); 
_____

exorbitance

  [Ig'zO:bItns] _n. , 
_____

exorbitancy

  [Ig'zO:bItnsI] _n. , 
_____

exorbitant

  [Ig'zO:bItnt] _a. , 
_____

exorcism

  ['eksO:sIzm] _n. ,   
_____

exorcize

  ['eksO:saIz] _v. ,   
_____

exordia

  [ek'sO:dj] _pl.  exordium
_____

exordial

  [ek'sO:djl] _a. , 
_____

exordium

  [ek'sO:djm] _n. (_pl. -dia, -diums [ek'sO:dImz]) _. ,
   ( , )
_____

exoteric

  [,eksu'terIk] _a. _. , ; 
  ݣ
_____

exothermal

  [,eksu':ml] = exothermic
_____

exothermic

  [,eksu':mIk] _a. _. 
_____

exotic

  [Ig'zOtIk]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)   ( )
_____

expand

  [Iks'pnd] _v.

    1) (); ()  ߣ; ()

    2)  ();  ()

    3) () (into)

    4)  ; 

    5) _. , 

    6) _.  ()

    7)   , 
_____

expanse

  [Iks'pns] _n.

    1) () ; ; an expanse of lake (of field)
      ( )

    2) , 
_____

expansibility

  [Iks,pns'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

expansible

  [Iks'pnsbl] _a. 
_____

expansion

  [Iks'pnSn] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) 

    3) , 

    4) _.  ()

    5) _. , 
_____

expansionism

  [Iks'pnSnIzm] _n. ,     
   
_____

expansive

  [Iks'pnsIv] _a.

    1)  ; 

    2) 

    3) ; ;  ( ); an expansive
    smile  
_____

expansivity

  [,ekspn'sIvItI] _n. 
_____

expatiate

  [eks'peISIeIt] _v. ,  ( -.
   expatiate upon)
_____

expatriate

  [eks'ptrIeIt]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v.

      1)   ; 

      2) _refl. ;   
_____

expatriation

  [eks,ptrI'eISn] _n.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

expect

  [Iks'pekt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) _. , , 

    4): to be expecting _.  £,   
_____

expectance

  [Iks'pektns] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; , 

    3) 
_____

expectancy

  [Iks'pektnsI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; , 

    3) 
_____

expectant

  [Iks'pektnt]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a.

      1)  (of)

      2) ; expectant policy  ; expectant
      treatment _.  ;  

      3)  (  -.)

      4) _. ; expectant mother ,  
      
_____

expectation

  [,ekspek'teISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ; _pl.   ,  ; beyond
    (contrary to) expectation  () 

    3) ; expectation of life  
     
_____

expectorant

  [eks'pektrnt] _n. _.  
_____

expectorate

  [eks'pektreIt] _v. , , 
_____

expectoration

  [eks,pekt'reISn] _n.

    1)   . {. expectorate}

    2)  
_____

expedience

  [Iks'pi:djns] _n. ; 
_____

expediency

  [Iks'pi:djnsI] _n. ; 
_____

expedient

  [Iks'pi:djnt]

    1. _a. , , , 
    (); 

    2. _n.    ; ɣ, ; to go to every
    expedient   ӣ
_____

expedite

  ['ekspIdaIt]

    1. _a.

      1) ; Σ

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) ;  

      2)  ; , ; to expedite matters
       

      3)  
_____

expediter

  ['ekspIdaIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,       ..;
    
_____

expedition

  [,ekspI'dISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; ; with expedition , 
_____

expeditionary

  [,ekspI'dISnrI] _a. ; expeditionary force 
  
_____

expeditious

  [,ekspI'dISs] _a. , 
_____

expel

  [Iks'pel] _v.

    1) , ; 

    2) , 

    3) ,  ( )
_____

expellee

  [,Ikspe'li:] _n. 
_____

expend

  [Iks'pend] _v.  (on), 
_____

expendable

  [Iks'pendbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

expendables

  [Iks'pendblz] _n. _pl. _.   
_____

expenditure

  [Iks'pendItS] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

expense

  [Iks'pens] _n.

    1) , ; heavy expenses  ; to cut down expenses
     ; to go to expense ; to put smb. to expense
     -.  ,  

    2)  

    3) ; at the expense of one's life  ; to profit at the
    expense of another    ޣ ; to laugh at smb.'s
    expense   -.,  -.  
_____

expensive

  [Iks'pensIv] _a. , 
_____

experience

  [Iks'pIrIns]

    1. _n.

      1) () ; to know smth. by ( from) experience 
      -.  ; to learn by experience  -.  ()
      

      2) 

      3) ; an unpleasant experience  

      4) _pl. 

      5) ,  

      6) , 

    2. _v. ,   ; to experience bitterness of smth.
      -.
_____

experienced

  [Iks'pIrInst]

    1. _p-p.  experience 2

    2. _a. , 
_____

experiential

  [eks,pIrI'enSl] _a. _.   ; 
_____

experiment

  1. _n. [Iks'perImnt] , 

  2. _v. [Iks'perIment]  ,  (on, with)
_____

experimental

  [eks,perI'mentl] _a.

    1) ,   

    2) 

    3) 
_____

experimentalize

  [eks,perI'mentlaIz] _v.  , 
_____

experimentally

  [eks,perI'mentlI] _adv.  ԣ,   
_____

experimentation

  [eks,perImen'teISn] _n. 
_____

experimenter

  [Iks'perIment] _n. , 
_____

expert

  ['eksp:t]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) _attr.: expert evidence ,  

    2. _a. ,  (at, in - ); 
_____

expertise

  [,eksp:'ti:z] _n. _.

    1)    (  ); ,  

    2) 
_____

expiate

  ['ekspIeIt] _v. _.  ()
_____

expiation

  [,ekspI'eISn] _n. _. 
_____

expiatory

  ['ekspItrI] _a. 
_____

expiration

  [,ekspaI'reISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ,  ()
_____

expiratory

  [Iks'paIrtrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

expire

  [Iks'paI] _v.

    1) 

    2) ,  ( );   (   ..)

    3) ; 
_____

expiry

  [Iks'paIrI] _n. ,  
_____

explain

  [Iks'pleIn] _v.

    1) ;  ()

    2) ,  (); to explain oneself ;
      ( ϣ )

    #) explain away 
_____

explainable

  [Iks'pleInbl] _a. ;  
_____

explanation

  [,ekspl'neISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

explanatory

  [Iks'plntrI] _a. ;  ( )
_____

expletive

  [eks'pli:tIv]

    1. _a.

      1)     ; , 

      2) 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)    
_____

explicable

  ['eksplIkbl] _a. 
_____

explicate

  ['eksplIkeIt] _v. ,  ();  ()
_____

explication

  [,eksplI'keISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ף ()

    3) _. ,   ()
_____

explicative

  [eks'plIktIv] _a. 
_____

explicatory

  [eks'plIktrI] = explicative
_____

explicit

  [Iks'plIsIt] _a.

    1) , ,   ; ; ,
    ̣; he is quite explicit on the point   
     ϣ    

    2) _. ; explicit function  
_____

explode

  [Iks'plud] _v.

    1) ()

    2) ,  (  ..)

    3)  (  ..); to explode with laughter 
     

    4)  ( )
_____

exploded

  [Iks'pludId]

    1. _p-p.  explode

    2. _a.: exploded custom Σ 
_____

exploder

  [Iks'plud] _n. ; 
_____

exploit

  I ['eksplOIt] _n. 

  II [Iks'plOIt] _v.

    1) 

    2)  ()

    3) _. to exploit success  
_____

exploitation

  [,eksplOI'teISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  
_____

exploiter

  [Iks'plOIt] _n. 
_____

exploration

  [,eksplO:'reISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. _.  
_____

explorative

  [eks'plO:rtIv] = exploratory
_____

exploratory

  [eks'plO:rtrI] _a. ; 
_____

explore

  [Iks'plO:] _v.

    1) ; ; 

    2) , 

    3) ,  ()

    4) _. _. 
_____

explorer

  [Iks'plO:r] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 
_____

explosion

  [Iks'plun] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (  ..)

    3) _attr.: explosion engine _.   ;
    explosion stroke   (  )
_____

explosive

  [Iks'plusIv]

    1. _a.

      1) ; explosive bomb  ; explosive bullet
       

      2) 

      3) _. 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _.  
_____

exponent

  [eks'punnt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  (,   ..)

      3)  (   ..)

      4) , 

      5) ;   ,    

      6) _. ,  

    2. _a. 
_____

export

  1. _n. ['ekspO:t]

    1) , 

    2)  

    3) (. _pl.)  ,   

    4) _attr. , ; export duty  

  2. _v. [eks'pO:t] ,  ()
_____

exporter

  [eks'pO:t] _n. ԣ
_____

expose

  I [eks'puzeI] _n. _.  

  II [Iks'puz] _v.

    1) ,   (,   ..); 
    ݣ: a house exposed to the south , ݣ  

    2)  (,   ..);    ;
    to expose to difficulties    ; to
    expose a child  £   ,  £

    3)  (,  )

    4)  ()

    5) 

    6) _.  
_____

exposition

  [,ekspu'zISn] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) , , 

    3) _. , 

    4) _. _. 
_____

expositive

  [eks'pOzItIv] _a. ; 
_____

expository

  [eks'pOzItrI] _a. 
_____

expostulate

  [Iks'pOstjuleIt] _v.

    1)  ;  (with - -.; about, for, on - 
    ޣ-.)

    2) 

    3) 
_____

expostulation

  [Iks,pOstju'leISn] _n. ,  
_____

exposure

  [Iks'pu] _n.

    1)  ( ,    ..)

    2)  (,   ..)

    3)  (£)   

    4) 

    5)  (. . )

    6) , ; the room has a southern exposure 
      

    7) _. 

    8) _.    

    9)  

    10) _attr.: exposure hazards ,    
     (  ..); exposure meter _. 
_____

expound

  [Iks'paund] _v.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

express

  [Iks'pres]

    1. _n.

      1) _-. 

      2)  () 

      3) _.  , ,   ..   
         

      4) _.    (. express company)

    2. _a.

      1) ̣,  ; express desire 
      ;  ; the express image of his person 
       

      2) , 

      3) ; ; express train  , ;
      express delivery  ; express bullet ޣ  
       ; express rifle    
       

    3. _adv.

      1) ,  ;  

      2): to travel express  

    4. _v.

      1)  (, ); to be unable to express oneself  
      ,   ; the agreement is expressed so
      as...  ...

      2)  (from, out of)

      3)       (, )

      4) _.      ( 
      ..)

      5)  
_____

express way

  [Iks'pres'weI] _n. ;    
_____

expressible

  [Iks'presbl] _a. 
_____

expression

  [Iks'preSn] _n.

    1) ; beyond expression ; to give expression to
    one's feelings   ,    

    2)  (,   ..)

    3) ,  

    4) , 

    5)  (,   ..)
_____

expressionism

  [Iks'preSnIzm] _n. _. 
_____

expressive

  [Iks'presIv] _a.

    1) ; ; expressive glance
     

    2) ; expressive of joy (despair)  
    ()
_____

expressman

  [Iks'presmn] _n. _.   
_____

expropriate

  [eks'pruprIeIt] _v.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

expropriation

  [eks,pruprI'eISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ;  
_____

expulsion

  [Iks'pAlSn] _n.

    1) ;  ( , )

    2) _. , ; 
_____

expulsive

  [Iks'pAlsIv] _a. 
_____

expunge

  [eks'pAnd] _v. ޣ ( ,  )
_____

expurgate

  ['eksp:geIt] _v. ޣ   ( )
_____

expurgation

  [,eksp:'geISn] _n. ޣ (   )
_____

exquisite

  ['ekskwIzIt]

    1. _n. , ݣ, 

    2. _a.

      1) , ޣ

      2) , 

      3)  ( )
_____

exsanguinate

  [ek'sNgwIneIt] _v. 
_____

exsanguine

  [ek'sNgwIn] _a. , 
_____

exscind

  [ek'sInd] _v. , 
_____

exsiccate

  ['eksIkeIt] _v.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

exsiccation

  [,eksI'keISn] _n. 
_____

extant

  [eks'tnt] _a. ,    , 
_____

extemporaneous

  [eks,temp'reInjs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ; 
_____

extemporary

  [Iks'temprrI] = extempore 1
_____

extempore

  [eks'temprI]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _adv.  , 
_____

extemporization

  [eks,tempraI'zeISn] _n. ; 
_____

extemporize

  [Iks'tempraIz] _v. 
_____

extend

  [Iks'tend] _v.

    1) (); ()

    2) ; to extend one's hand for a handshake  
     

    3) ;  (    ..)

    4)  (  ..);  (  ..); ,
    ,  ()

    5)  ()

    6)  (,  extend to); to extend sympathy
    and kindness to smb.      -.

    7)    ,  (. 
    )

    8) _. () 

    9) (. _pass.) _.  
_____

extended

  [Iks'tendId]

    1. _p-p.  extend

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3) ; extended payment ̣  

      4) ֣; extended order _. Σ 

      5) _. Σ; simple extended sentence 
      Σ 
_____

extender

  [Iks'tend] _n. _.  (  ..)
_____

extensibility

  [Iks,tens'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

extensible

  [Iks'tensbl] _a. 
_____

extensile

  [eks'tensaIl] _a. 
_____

extension

  [Iks'tenSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; ֣

    3) , ; ; , ; to
    put an extension to one's house    ; the son was
    an extension of his father     

    4) ; 

    5) _-. 

    6) _. ; 

    7) _. , 

    8)   (   );  ;
      ( )

    9) _.  ()

    10) _attr.: extension table  ; extension apparatus _.
     ( )  

    *) University Extension  ;  ; 
    ,    ,   
_____

extensive

  [Iks'tensIv] _a.

    1) , ; extensive discussion  

    2)  ; extensive plans  

    3) _-. 
_____

extensively

  [Iks'tensIvlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)   ; to travel extensively  ; 
      
_____

extensor

  [Iks'tens] _n. _.  , 
_____

extent

  [Iks'tent] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , ; to what extent?   , ?; to a
    great extent   ; to the full extent of one's power
      ; to such an extent   ; to exert oneself to
    the utmost extent    
_____

extenuate

  [eks'tenjueIt] _v.

    1) 

    2)   ;  ()

    3)  , ; nothing can extenuate his
    wrong-doing    
_____

extenuation

  [eks,tenju'eISn] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) ,  
_____

extenuatory

  [eks'tenjutrI] _a.  ();  ()
_____

exterior

  [eks'tIrI]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ,  

      2)  ()

      3) _.  

      4) _. ; ߣ  

    2. _a.

      1) , ; exterior angle  

      2) , 

      3) ; without exterior help   
_____

exteriority

  [eks,tIrI'OrItI] _n.  ;   -.
_____

exteriorize

  [eks'tIrIraIz] = externalize
_____

exterminate

  [Iks't:mIneIt] _v. ; 
_____

extermination

  [Iks,t:mI'neISn] _n. , ; 
_____

exterminator

  [Iks't:mIneIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

exterminatory

  [Iks't:mIntrI] _a. , 
_____

external

  [eks't:nl]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; for external use only   
      ; external ear _.  

      2) ,  ,   (-.); external force
       ; external reality    
      ; external evidence    ; external
      world  ,   

      3) () , ; external circumstances
      ,    

      4) ,  ( , )

    2. _n. _pl.

      1) ; , ; to judge by externals 
       

      2)  
_____

externality

  [,ekst:'nlItI] _n. 
_____

externalize

  [eks't:nlaIz] _v.

    1) ,   ;   
    

    2)     ; to externalize one's
    failure     
_____

exterritorial

  ['eks,terI'tO:rIl] _a. 
_____

exterritoriality

  ['eks,terItO:rI'lItI] _n. 
_____

extinct

  [Iks'tINkt] _a.

    1) ; extinct volcano  

    2)  ( ,   ..)

    3) 

    4)    ,  (  
    ..)

    5)    ( ,   ..)
_____

extinction

  [Iks'tINkSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3)  ()

    4)  ()

    5)  ()

    6) _.  ()
_____

extinguish

  [Iks'tINgwIS] _v.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) ,  (, , )

    4) _. , ; 
_____

extinguisher

  [Iks'tINgwIS] _n. ; 
_____

extirpate

  ['ekst:peIt] _v.

    1) ,   ; 

    2) _. ; 
_____

extirpation

  [,ekst:'peISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. ; , 
_____

extirpator

  ['ekst:peIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _-. , 
_____

extol

  [Iks'tul] _v. 
_____

extort

  [Iks'tO:t] _v.  ();  (  ..)
_____

extortion

  [Iks'tO:Sn] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

extortionate

  [Iks'tO:SnIt] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ( )
_____

extortioner

  [Iks'tO:Sn] _n. , 
_____

extra

  ['ekstr]

    1. _n.

      1) -. ;  ; ; service, fire
      and light are extras  ,     

      2)  

      3)   ()

      4) _. _. 

      5) _pl.  

    2. _a.

      1) , ; extra duty  

      2) , ; she has nothing extra around her waist  ţ
       ;  

      3)  

    3. _adv.

      1) , 

      2) ; charged extra  
_____

extra-

  ['ekstr] _pref. -, -, -, -; extraordinary ,
  ; extra-territorial 
_____

extra-judicial

  ['ekstrdu:'dISl] _a. _.     ;
  ;     (  )
_____

extra-mundane

  ['ekstr'mAndeIn] _a. 
_____

extra-mural

  ['ekstr'mjurl] _a.

    1): extra-mural interment    

    2)   ; extra-mural courses   ;
          ,  
    
_____

extracellular

  ['ekstr'seljul] _a. _. 
_____

extract

  1. _n. ['ekstrkt]

    1) _. 

    2) ,  ( )

  2. _v. [Iks'trkt]

    1) ,  ();  ();  ()

    2)  (  ..);  (,  
    ..); to extract information  

    3)  

    4) _.  ()

    5)  (, );  
_____

extraction

  [Iks'trkSn] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) ; of Indian extraction   

    3) , 
_____

extractive

  [Iks'trktIv]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ; extractive industries  
      

      3) 

    2. _n. 
_____

extractor

  [Iks'trkt] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) _. 

    3)  ( )
_____

extraditable

  ['ekstrdaItbl] _a.

    1)   ( )

    2)   ()
_____

extradite

  ['ekstrdaIt] _v.  (  )
_____

extradition

  [,ekstr'dISn] _n.  (  ),
  
_____

extramarital

  ['ekstr'mrItl] _a. ; ; extramarital affair  
   (  )
_____

extraneous

  [eks'treInjs] _a. ,  ; , ;
  extraneous body  
_____

extra-official

  ['ekstr'fISl] _a.      
_____

extraordinarily

  [Iks'trO:dnrIlI] _adv.  ,  
_____

extraordinary

  [Iks'trO:dnrI] _a.

    1) ; , 

    2) ; ; extraordinary measures 
    

    3) , ; 

    4) [,ekstr'O:dnrI] _.  (  ..)
_____

extrapolation

  [eks,trpu'leISn] _n. _. 
_____

extrasensory

  ['ekstr'sensrI] _a. _.  
_____

extra-territorial

  ['ekstr,terI'tO:rIl] = exterritorial
_____

extravagance

  [Iks'trvIgns] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; ; 

    3) , ; 
_____

extravagancy

  [Iks'trvIgnsI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; ; 

    3) , ; 
_____

extravagant

  [Iks'trvIgnt] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ;  ( , )

    3)  ( , )

    4)  ( , )

    5) _. 
_____

extravaganza

  [eks,trv'gnz] _n.

    1)  ; ; 

    2)  ;  
_____

extravasation

  [eks,trv'seISn] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) ԣ, 
_____

extravehicular

  ['ekstrvI'hIkjul] _a.      
    ; extravehicular period   
   ; extravehicular activity   
  
_____

extreme

  [Iks'tri:m]

    1. _n.

      1)  , ; to run to an extreme  
      ; to go to extremes    ; in the extreme 
       ; extremes meet  

      2) _pl. _.   ()

    2. _a.

      1) ; extreme old age  ; extreme views
      ,  ; extreme youth  ; the
      extreme penalty (of the law) _.   ; extreme
      reform  

      2) 

      3) ; in one's extreme moment  
_____

extremely

  [Iks'tri:mlI] _adv. , ; _. 
_____

extremeness

  [Iks'tri:mnIs] _n.  ()
_____

extremist

  [Iks'tri:mIst] _n. ,   ,  
_____

extremity

  [Iks'tremItI] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) _pl. 

    3) ,  ; in the worst extremity   
    ; to drive smb. to extremity  -. 
    ,  

    4) _pl.  
_____

extricate

  ['ekstrIkeIt] _v.

    1)  (  ; from, out of); to
    extricate oneself ) ; ) _.   ;
    to extricate casualties _.  

    2)  ( )

    3) _.  ()
_____

extrication

  [,ekstrI'keISn] _n. , 
_____

extrinsic

  [eks'trInsIk] = extrinsical
_____

extrinsical

  [eks'trInsIkl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

extroversion

  [,ekstru'v:Sn] _n.

    1) _.    

    2)     , 
    ;   
_____

extrovert

  ['ekstruv:t] _n.

    1) _. ,    

    2) ,    ;  
     
_____

extrude

  [eks'tru:d] _v.

    1) , 

    2) _. , , 
_____

extrusion

  [eks'tru:n] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) _. 
_____

exuberance

  [Ig'zju:brns] _n. , , 
_____

exuberancy

  [Ig'zju:brnsI] _n. , , 
_____

exuberant

  [Ig'zju:brnt] _a.

    1) ; exuberant health  

    2) ,   ( )

    3)   ; ; exuberant high spirits 
    

    4)  (   ..)

    5) , 
_____

exuberate

  [Ig'zju:breIt] _v. _. 
_____

exudation

  [,eksju:'deISn] _n.

    1) ,  ()  

    2) _. 
_____

exude

  [Ig'zju:d] _v. () (   ..);   
_____

exult

  [Ig'zAlt] _v. , , ; to exult at (
  over) one's success   ; to exult in one's victory
    
_____

exultancy

  [Ig'zAltnsI] = exultation
_____

exultant

  [Ig'zAltnt] _a. 
_____

exultation

  [,egzAl'teISn] _n. , 
_____

exuviae

  [Ig'zju:vIi:] _n. _pl.

    1) _.      (, )

    2) _.   
_____

exuviate

  [Ig'zju:vIeIt] _v. ,  , 
_____

exuviation

  [Ig,zju:vI'eISn] _n. ,  , 
_____

eyas

  ['aIs] _n.

    1) ̣,  

    2) _attr. ; eyas thoughts  
_____

eye

  [aI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) , ; easy on the eye   ; to set eyes on
      smb., smth.     -., ޣ-.; 
        -., -.

      3) ; ; in the eyes of smb.  -. ; in my
      eyes -; in the eye of the law   

      4)  (   )

      5)  (); ; 

      6) _. 

      7)     (  )

      8)  ( )

      9) _. , ; a private eye  

      10) _.  

      11) _.  

      12) _.   ; black eye )  ;
      ) _.  ; a quick eye  ,
      ; to be all eyes    ; to have (
      to keep) an eye on ( to) smb., smth.   -., -.;
      to close one's eyes to smth.    -.,  
      -.; to make eyes at smb.   -.; to have an eye
      for smth. )  ;   ; ) 
       -.;    ޣ-.; to have a good eye for
      a bargain   ; to see with half an eye  ,
       (-.); one could see it with half an eye    
       ; if you had half an eye...     
       ...; up to the eye in work (in debt)    
      ( ); eyes right! (left!, front!) _.  !
      (!, !) (); the eye of day ;  ;
      eye for eye _.   ; four eyes see more than two _. 
      ,   ; to have eyes at the back of one's head ӣ
      ; in the mind's eye  , ; to keep one's
      eyes open ( clean, skinned, peeled) _.   ;
        ; with an eye to  ;  , ; to make
      smb. open his (her) eyes  -.; it was a sight for sore
      eyes   ; (oh) my eye(s)!  ; all my
      eye (and Betty Martin)! !, !

    2. _v. ,  ; 
_____

eye-bath

  ['aIba:] _n. _.  
_____

eye-beam

  ['aIbi:m] _n.  
_____

eye-catcher

  ['aI,ktS] _n. ,   ;  
_____

eye-cup

  ['aIkAp] _n. _.   (  )
_____

eye-glass

  ['aIgla:s] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) _pl. ; ; 

    4) = eye-bath
_____

eye-opener

  ['aI,upn] _n.

    1) _. -.,   ; -., 
         

    2) _.   (. )
_____

eye-service

  ['aI,s:vIs] _n.

    1) ,     ;  -
    

    2)  
_____

eye-socket

  ['aI,sOkIt] _n. 
_____

eye-spotted

  ['aI,spOtId] _a. ң , 
_____

eye-tooth

  ['aItu:] _n. _.  

    *) to cut one's eye-teeth   , ,
    
_____

eye-wink

  ['aIwINk] _n.

    1) () 

    2) 
_____

eyeball

  ['aIbO:l] _n.  
_____

eyebrow

  ['aIbrau] _n.

    1) ; to raise the eyebrows   (  
    )

    2) _attr.: eyebrow pencil   
_____

eyeful

  ['aIful] _n.

    1): to get an eyeful    (-.)

    2) _.  

    3) _.  
_____

eyehole

  ['aIhul] _n.

    1)  

    2) ݣ ( ), 
_____

eyelash

  ['aIlS] _n.

    1) 

    2) (. _pl.) 

    *) without turning an eyelash   
_____

eyeless

  ['aIlIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. , 
_____

eyelet

  ['aIlIt] _n.

    1) , ;  

    2) = eyehole 2)
_____

eyelid

  ['aIlId] _n. 
_____

eyepiece

  ['aIpi:s] _n.  ( )
_____

eyeshadow

  ['aI,Sdu] _n.   
_____

eyeshot

  ['aISOt] _n.  ; out of (within) eyeshot   ( )
  
_____

eyesight

  ['aIsaIt] _n. ; good (poor) eyesight  () 
_____

eyesore

  ['aIsO:] _n. -. ,  ( );  
  ; to be an eyesore  
_____

eyewash

  ['aIwOS] _n.

    1)   

    2) _. 
_____

eyewater

  ['aI,wO:t] _n.

    1) = eyewash 1)

    2) ̣

    3) _. 
_____

eyewitness

  ['aI'wItnIs] _n. ; 
_____

eyre

  [E] _n. _.   
_____

fa

  [fa:] _n. _. 
_____

fab

  [fb] _a. _. ; 
_____

fable

  ['feIbl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. 

      3) ; ; 

      4) _. 

    2. _v. _. _. ,  
_____

fabler

  ['feIbl] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  , 
_____

fabliau

  ['fblIu] _n. _. (_pl. -aux) _. 
_____

fabliaux

  ['fblIuz] _pl.  fabliau
_____

fabric

  ['fbrIk] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) , 

    3) 

    4) , , ; the fabric of society 
    

    5) , ; 

    6) _attr. , ; fabric gloves  
_____

fabricate

  ['fbrIkeIt] _v.

    1) ; to fabricate a charge  

    2)  ()

    3) , , , ;  
     

    4) _. 
_____

fabricated house

  ['fbrIkeItId'haus] _n.  ;    ,
    
_____

fabrication

  [,fbrI'keISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) , 

    4) _. 
_____

fabulist

  ['fbjulIst] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

fabulosity

  [,fbju'lOsItI] _n. , 
_____

fabulous

  ['fbjuls] _a.

    1) , , ; fabulous wealth 
    

    2) , ; 
_____

facade

  [f'sa:d] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) ,  

    3) ()   (  ..); ; he maintained
    a facade of contentment   ,   
_____

face

  [feIs]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; face to face )   ; ) ,
       ; in the face of )  ; ) ; in (
      to) smb.'s face ,  ,  ; to laugh in smb.'s face
         -.; black ( blue, red) in the face
       ( ,   ..); full face ; half face 
      ; straight face ,    ; to
      keep a straight face   

      2)  ; a sad ( long) face ,  

      3) ; to draw ( to make) faces  

      4)  ; on the face of it    ;  
      ; to put a new face on  ӣ   ; 
       ; to put a bold face on  

      5) ,  ,  (  ..);  
      (; . face of cloth)

      6) _.  ; 

      7) ; to have the face (to say)   (
      -.); to show a face  

      8) 

      9) _. () ; ; , 

      10) _. ; right about face!  !

      11) _. 

      12) _. ;  

      13) 

      14) _.  ()

      15) _.  ()

      16) _.   ( )

      *) to fling ( to cast, to throw) smth. in smb.'s face  
      ; before smb.'s face  ()   -.; to save
      one's face  , ;  ; to lose face
       ; to set one's face against smth. ()
       -.; to open one's face _. , 
      ; it's written all over his face     
      ; to travel on ( to run) one's face _. 
          ;   
      

    2. _v.

      1)   ( -.);   ;  ݣ 
      ̣ ; to face page 20   20 ( ); the
      man now facing me ,    ; my windows
      face the sea     

      2)  ;     ; to face the facts
         ;   ; to face
      reality  ( ) ; to face danger
       

      3)  ( );  (  
      ..); to face a task     ;
       

      4) ; 

      5) ,  ()

      6)  ()

      7)  ()

      #) face about _.  ; face down ;
      ; face out )  ,  ; ) 
      -.; face up )   -.  (to); ) 
        (to)

      *) to face the music ) ,  ,  
      ; )  , ; to face the knocker
         
_____

face card

  ['feIska:d] _n.  ( )
_____

face value

  ['feIs,vlju:] _n.   (,   ..)

    *) to accept ( to take) smth. at its face value  -. 
     
_____

face-ache

  ['feIseIk] _n. _.   
_____

face-guard

  ['feIsga:d] _n. _.  
_____

face-lifting

  ['feIs,lIftIN] _n.      
_____

facer

  ['feIs] _n.

    1)   

    2) _. _.  ,  
_____

facet

  ['fsIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) 

    2. _v. ; 
_____

facetiae

  [f'si:SIi:] _. _n. _pl.

    1) , 

    2)  ̣   
_____

facetious

  [f'si:Ss] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ӣ; 
_____

facia

  ['feIS] = fascia 2)
_____

facial

  ['feISl]

    1. _a.  (. _.); facial artery  ; facial
    angle  ; facial expression  

    2. _n.  
_____

facile

  ['fsaIl] _a.

    1) ̣;   ; facile victory ̣ 

    2) ̣,  ( ,   ..); facile verse  

    3) , 

    4) , ;  ( ); a facile
    handler ̣ 
_____

facilitate

  [f'sIlIteIt] _v. ; ; ; 
_____

facilitation

  [f'sIlI'teISn] _n. , 
_____

facility

  [f'sIlItI] _n.

    1) ̣;    

    2) ̣,  ()

    3)  ()

    4) , 

    5) (. _pl.) ,  ; ;
    facilities for study    ޣ

    6) _pl. ; ; ; mechanical
    facilities  ; athletic facilities 
    

    7): facility of access  ( ,    ..)

    8) _pl.  ; 
_____

facing

  ['feIsIN]

    1. _pres-p.  face 2

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  ,  

      3)  ()

      4) , 

      5) _pl.   (,   ..  
       , )

      6) _pl. _.   

      7) _attr. ; facing sand  ; facing stone
      )  ; ) 

      *) to put smb. through his facings  -. ,
      "" -.;  -. 
_____

facsimile

  [fk'sImIlI]

    1. _n. ; in facsimile  

    2. _v.    
_____

fact

  [fkt] _n.

    1) ; ; ; ; stark fact ,
     

    2) , ; this is a fact and not a matter of
    opinion   

    3) , ; the fact that he was there, shows... ,   
    , ...; the fact is that   , ; the fact of the
    matter is that    , 

    *) in fact, in point of fact ,   , 
    ;  ,  ;  
_____

fact-finding

  ['fkt,faIndIN] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2) _attr.: fact-finding board ( committee)  
    
_____

faction

  ['fkSn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) ,  
_____

factionalism

  ['fkSnlIzm] _n. 
_____

factious

  ['fkSs] _a. , 
_____

factitious

  [fk'tISs] _a. ; ; 
_____

factitive

  ['fktItIv] _a. _. , 
_____

factor

  ['fkt] _n.

    1) ,  ; factor of time  

    2) , 

    3) ; , 

    4) _.  ()

    5) _. 

    6) _. , ; correction factor 
    ; factor of safety  ; 
    
_____

factorial

  I [fk'tO:rIl] _n. _. 

  II [fk'tO:rIl] _a. _. 
_____

factory

  ['fktrI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 

    3) _attr. ; factory committee - ;
    Factory Acts  ; factory accident
     ; factory farming   
     
_____

factory-buster

  ['fktrI,bAst] _n. _. ֣  
_____

factotum

  [fk'tutm] _n. ,  
_____

factual

  ['fktSul] _a. , ;   
_____

facultative

  ['fklttIv] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; 
_____

faculty

  ['fkltI] _n.

    1) , ; faculty of speech  ; faculty for music
     ; to be in possession of all one's faculties
    ()       

    2)    

    3) 

    4) - 

    5) (the Faculty) .   

    6) ; 
_____

fad

  [fd] _n. , ; ; Σ;  
  (-.); to be full of fads and fancies     
_____

faddiness

  ['fdInIs] _n. 
_____

faddist

  ['fdIst] _n. , 
_____

faddy

  ['fdI] _a. ;    -.  
   
_____

fade

  [feId] _v.

    1) , , ̣

    2) , , ̣

    3)   ( fade away); all memory of the past has
    faded    

    4) ,  ( );  ( )

    5) 

    #) fade away ; ; fade in _. _. _.
         ޣ ; fade out
    _. _. _.      ޣ
    
_____

fade-in

  ['feId'In] _n.

    1) _. _. _.   (  )

    2) _. ߣ " "
_____

fade-over

  ['feId,uv] _n. _. 
_____

fadeaway

  ['feId'weI] _n. _.  
_____

fadeless

  ['feIdlIs] _a. ; 
_____

fade-out

  ['feId'aut] _n.

    1) _. _. _.   ( 
    )

    2) _. ߣ " "
_____

fading

  ['feIdIN]

    1. _pres-p.  fade

    2. _n. _. , 
_____

faeces

  ['fi:si:z] _n. _pl.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

faerie

  ['feIrI] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) 

    3) _attr. , ; 
_____

faery

  ['feIrI] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) 

    3) _attr. , ; 
_____

fag

  [fg]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ֣,    

      2)  ,    ( . )

      3) _. 

      4) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1) (. fag away) ,  (at - )

      2)  (. fag out)

      3)    ;   
       ( . )

      #) fag out )   ; )   ( )
_____

fag-end

  ['fg'end] _n. _.

    1)     (-.)

    2) 

    3) ; the fag-end of smth. ()  -.; at the fag-end
    of a book    ; the fag-end of the day  
_____

faggot

  ['fgt]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ;  ; 

      2) _.  ( )

      3) ޣ    ޣ

      4) _. 

      5) _attr.: faggot wood 

    2. _v.

      1)    ; 

      2) _.   
_____

fagot

  ['fgt] _. = faggot
_____

faience

  [faI'a:ns] _n. 
_____

fail

  [feIl]

    1. _n.: without fail , , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ;   ; my attempt has failed 
        

      2) _. ()  ; to fail in mathematics
        

      3)  ,  ,  ; the maize failed
      that year      ; I will never fail you 
         

      4) ; ; his courage failed him   ;
      his heart failed him    ,  

      5)  ,  ; to fail in one's duties 
       ; don't fail to let me know    
      ; he failed to make use of the opportunity   
       ; don't fail to come  ; I fail
      to see your meaning   ,  ޣ  

      6) ,  ;   ( ޣ-.); words fail
      me   ; this novel fails in unity    
      ; time would fail me   ,    

      7) ,  ; his sight has failed of late  
          

      8)  ;   
_____

failing

  ['feIlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  fail 2

    2. _n. ; 

    3. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

    4. _prep.  ;   ; failing an answer to my
    letter I shall telegraph       , 
    
_____

faille

  [feIl] _n. _. _. 
_____

failure

  ['feIlj] _n.

    1) , , ; harvest failure ; to end in
    failure  ; to meet with failure  ;
    the play was a failure  

    2) ,  (-.)

    3) , 

    4) , ; failure to respond in a proper
    way   

    5) ;  

    6) 

    7) _. , ;   ,    
    

    8) _. , 
_____

fain

  I [feIn]

    1. _a. _predic. _.

      1) ģ (to); he was fain to comply   
      

      2) _. ,   -.

    2. _adv. _. _. (. .  would) ,  ; he
    would fain depart     

  II [feIn] _v.: fain (s) I!   !; fains wicket-keeping!   
  !
_____

faineant

  [,fEneI'a:N] _.

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a. , 
_____

faint

  [feInt]

    1. _n. ,  ; dead faint   ,
     

    2. _a.

      1) , ; 

      2) , ޣ; ; faint sound , 
       

      3) , , ; not the faintest hope 
       

      4) ,   ; to feel faint  

      5) , 

      *) faint heart never won fair lady _.  - ; 
       

    3. _v.

      1) ;   

      2) _. _.  
_____

faint-heart

  ['feIntha:t] _n. ;  ;  
_____

faint-hearted

  ['feInt'ha:tId] _a. , 
_____

faint-heartedly

  ['feInt'ha:tIdlI] _adv. , ; 
_____

fainting-fit

  ['feIntINfIt] _n. 
_____

faintly

  ['feIntlI] _adv. ; ; ; faintly discernible 
  
_____

fair

  I [fE] _n.

    1) ; Bartholomew Fair _.   (
         .  - 24 )

    2)  

    3) ; world fair  ; the day after the fair
     

  II [fE]

    1. _a.

      1) ; , ; ; fair game
       ; it is fair to say   
      ; fair and square , ; fair play  
      ; _.  , ; by fair means 
      ԣ; by fair means or foul  ; fair price
      ,  

      2) , ; a fair amount  

      3) , ; fair to middling  , ;
      this film was only fair    

      4) ; ; fair complexion  ( )  ;
      fair man 

      5) , ; fair weather ,  ; a
      fair chance of success    

      6) , ; fair name  

      7) , 

      8) _. , ; fair one   
      ; the fair sex  , 

      *) fair field and no favour      ;
      all's fair in love and war _.       
      

    2. _adv.

      1) ; to hit (to fight) fair   () 
      

      2) , ; to strike fair in the face    

      3) , 

      4) _. , ; to speak smb. fair , 
        -.

      *) fair and softly! !, !; does the boat lie fair? _. 
        ?; fair enough _. , ; 

    3. _n. _. ; the fair _.  

      *) for fair _. , 
_____

fair-dealing

  ['fE,di:lIN]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a. 
_____

fair-maid

  ['fEmeId] _n.

    1) = fumade

    2)     , .: February
    fair-maids 
_____

fair-spoken

  ['fE'spukn] _a. , , 
_____

fair-weather

  ['fE,we] _a.     

    *) fair-weather friends ģ ,    ;
    fair-weather sailor    
_____

fairing

  I ['fErIN] _n. ,   ; to get one's fairing
    

  II ['fErIN] _n. _. 
_____

fairly

  ['fElI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) ;   ; ; fairly often (well) 
     ()

    3) ; ; in fairly close relations   
    

    4) _. ; 
_____

fairness

  ['fEnIs] _n. ; ,   . {. fair
  II, 1}; in all fairness   ()
_____

fairway

  ['fEweI] _n. _. ;  ; 
_____

fairy

  ['fErI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; bad fairy  ,  

      2) _. _. 

    2. _a.

      1) , ;   

      2) 

      3) , 
_____

fairy-mushroom

  ['fErI,mASrum] _n.  ()
_____

fairy-tale

  ['fErIteIl] _n.

    1) () 

    2) _. , , " "
_____

fait accompli

  [,feta:kOm'pli:] _n. _.  ; to present with a fait
  accompli    
_____

faith

  [feI] _n.

    1) , ; to place one's faith (in smth.)  
    (-.); to shake ( to shatter) smb.'s faith  -.
    

    2) , ; the Reformed faith 

    3) ; , ; in good faith ;
    ; in bad faith 

    4) , , ; to plight (to break) one's faith
     () 

    *) by my faith!, in faith!  !; -!; in faith whereof
    _.   
_____

faithful

  ['feIful]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3) ;  , 

    2. _n. (the faithful) _pl. _. ; ; Father of
    the faithful 
_____

faithfully

  ['feIfulI] _adv. ; ; yours faithfully  
   (  )
_____

faithfulness

  ['feIfulnIs] _n. , 
_____

faithless

  ['feIlIs] _a.

    1) ; ģ;   

    2) _. ; 
_____

fake

  I [feIk] _v. _.  ()  

  II [feIk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (. fake up)

      2) , 

      3) 

      4) _. 
_____

faked

  [feIkt] _a. , ; ; faked diamonds
   ; faked report  ޣ
_____

faked-up

  ['feIktAp] _a.: faked-up evidence  
_____

faker

  ['feIk] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ;  ; 

    3) _.  
_____

fakir

  ['feIkI] _n. 
_____

fal-lal

  ['f'll] _n. ,  
_____

falcate

  ['flkeIt] _a. _. _. 
_____

falcated

  ['flkeItId] _a. _. _. 
_____

falchion

  ['fO:ltSn] _n.

    1)    

    2) _. 
_____

falciform

  ['flsIfO:m] _a. _. 
_____

falcon

  ['fO:lkn] _n.

    1) 

    2) = falconet 2)
_____

falconer

  ['fO:lkn] _n.  ; 
_____

falconet

  ['fO:lknIt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  ()
_____

falconry

  ['fO:lknrI] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

falderal

  ['fld'rl] _n.

    1) , 

    2)       
_____

faldstool

  ['fO:ldstu:l] _n.

    1)   

    2)   
_____

fall

  [fO:l]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  ; a heavy fall of rain 

      3) _. 

      4) (. _pl.)  (., Niagara Falls)

      5)  ()

      6) , ,  (); ,   

      7)  (  ..)

      8)   

      9) , ,  

      10)  ;  ; the Fall of man _.
      

      11) ;  , 

      12) _.  ( ); to try a fall with smb.  
      -.

      13) _. ,  

      14) _.    ߣ  (. block and fall)

      15) _. 

      *) pride will have a fall _.     
      ;     ,     ģ

    2. _v. (fell; fallen)

      1) , , ; the Neva has fallen   
      ; prices are falling  

      2) ; ()  ( ,   ..)

      3) , ; the curtain falls  ; the
      temperature has fallen  ; ; my spirits
      fell ϣ  

      4)  

      5) ; to fall in battle   ;  ; the fortress
      fell  

      6) - ; to fall dumb ; to fall silent
      ; to fall asleep ; to fall dead  ; to
      fall victim (to)  ; to fall astern _. ; to
      fall due   ( )

      7) , ; ; his birthday falls on Monday
           ; the expense falls on me
         

      8)  

      9)  ; 

      10) ; her face fell ţ  

      11) , 

      12)  ( ; into - )

      13) , ; night fell  

      14)  (   ..)

      15)  (   ..)

      16)  ();  ();  ( )

      #) fall about _.   ; fall abreast of  
      ;    ; fall across  ; fall among
       ; fall away ) , ; ) ;
      ; ) , ; fall back ; fall back
      (up)on )   -.; )   -.  ; fall
      behind ) ,  ; )   ;
      fall down ) ;  ; ) _.  ; to fall
      down on one's work     ; fall for _.
      ) ;  ;  (-.);
      )   ; fall in ) , ;
      ) _.   , ; )  ( 
      , , ); fall in (with) )  ,
      ; ) ; ,    ( -.);
      fall into )  -.,   -.; ) 
      ; the book falls into three parts     ;
      )  ; to fall into the category   ,
        ; )   ̣ : to
      fall into a rage   ; fall off ) ;
      ; ) ; ; ) _.   
      ( ); fall on ) ; ; )  
      -. ; )   -.; fall out ) ;
      ) _.   ; ) ; it so fell out that
       , ; ) ; fall over _. ) 
       -.; ) ; fall through ; 
      ; fall to ) ,   -.; ) 
       ; ) ; ) , ; to fall to smb.'s lot
        -. ; fall under ) ; ) ;
      to fall under item 26     26; fall upon
      ) ; ) 

      *) to fall in love ; he falls in and out of love too often
         ; to fall on one's face   ,
      ; to fall to pieces ; to fall flat 
        ; his joke fell flat   
       ; to fall from grace ) ; )   ; to
      fall into line _. ,   ; to fall into line
      with ,  ; to fall foul of ) _.
      ; ) ; ; to fall over oneself  
       ; to fall over one another, to fall over each other ,
      , ޣ    ; let fall! _.
      !
_____

fall-guy

  ['fO:l'gaI] _n. _. ڣ 
_____

fall-out

  ['fO:laut] _n.

    1)   

    2)   (. nuclear fall-out)
_____

fallacious

  [f'leISs] _a. , 
_____

fallacy

  ['flsI] _n.

    1) , ;  

    2) , 

    3) ,  
_____

fallen

  ['fO:ln]

    1. _p-p.  fall 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; the fallen woman  

    3. _n. (the fallen) _pl. _.  ( )
_____

fallibility

  [,flI'bIlItI] _n.  ; ; 
_____

fallible

  ['flbl] _a.  
_____

falling

  ['fO:lIN]

    1. _pres-p.  fall 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    3. _a.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

falling sickness

  ['fO:lIN'sIknIs] _n. ; 
_____

fallow

  I ['flu]

    1. _n. _-. 

    2. _a.

      1)    ( ); to lie fallow   

      2)  ( ,  )

    3. _v. _-.  ;   

  II ['flu] _a. -֣; -֣
_____

fallow-deer

  ['fludI] _n. 
_____

false

  [fO:ls]

    1. _a.

      1) , , ; false pride  

      2) , ; ; ; false pretences ,
      

      3)  ( );  ( , )

      4): false keel _. 

      *) to give a false colour to smth., to put a false colour on smth.
      ,  -.   ; to show a false face
      

    2. _adv.: to play smb. false ,  -.
_____

false arch

  ['fO:lsa:tS] _n. _.  
_____

false-bottomed

  ['fO:ls'bOtmd] _a.   
_____

false-hearted

  ['fO:ls'ha:tId] _a. 
_____

falsehood

  ['fO:lshud] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) ; 
_____

falsely

  ['fO:lslI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

falseness

  ['fO:lsnIs] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) 
_____

falsetto

  [fO:l'setu] _n. 
_____

falsework

  ['fO:lsw:k] _n. _. ; , 
_____

falsification

  ['fO:lsIfI'keISn] _n. , ; 
_____

falsify

  ['fO:lsIfaI] _v.

    1) ,  ();  ( 
    ..)

    2)  ()

    3) 
_____

falsity

  ['fO:lsItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

falter

  ['fO:lt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ;  ; to falter out an excuse
     

    3)  , ; 
_____

faltering

  ['fO:ltrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  falter

    2. _a. , ; faltering voice  
_____

fame

  [feIm]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3) _. 

      *) house of ill fame  

    2. _v. 
_____

famed

  [feImd]

    1. _p-p.  fame 2

    2. _a. , , 
_____

familiar

  [f'mIlj]

    1. _a.

      1) , ;  , ; ; a
      familiar sight  

      2) ; 

      3)  , ̣; to be familiar with smth. 
      -.;    -.

    2. _n.  
_____

familiarity

  [f,mIlI'rItI] _n.

    1) ,  ; to treat with a kind familiarity
     

    2) 

    3)  ̣; thorough familiarity with a language
      

    *) familiarity breeds contempt _.   ,  
    
_____

familiarization

  [f,mIljraI'zeISn] _n. , 
_____

familiarize

  [f'mIljraIz] _v. ; to familiarize oneself with smth.
  ,   -.
_____

familiarly

  [f'mIljlI] _adv. ; 
_____

family

  ['fmIlI] _n.

    1) , ; ; a man of family )  ;
    )   ; a family of languages _.  

    2) 

    3) _attr. ; ; ; family circle ) 
    ; ) _. _. ̣; ; family estate  ;
    family man  ; ; family name ) ; ) ,
      ; family tree  ; family hotel 
     ; family likeness  ; ̣ ;
    family friend  ; family jewels  ;
    family planning  

    *) to be in the family way     (
    ); the President's official family _.  
    ()
_____

famine

  ['fmIn] _n.

    1)  ( ); 

    2) ; water famine   

    3) _attr.: famine prices ,    
_____

famish

  ['fmIS] _v.

    1)  

    2) ; I am famished _.   
_____

famous

  ['feIms] _a.

    1) , , , ; world famous
     ; to be famous for smth.  -.

    2) _. , ; he has a famous appetite  
     ; that's famous! !, !
_____

famously

  ['feImslI] _adv. _. , , 
_____

famuli

  ['fmjulaI] _pl.  famulus
_____

famulus

  ['fmjuls] _n. (_pl. -li)

    1)  

    2)  
_____

fan

  I [fn]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3) 

      4)   

      5)  (   )

    2. _v.

      1)  ()

      2) ; to fan oneself  

      3) ; to fan the flame _.  

      4) _. ,  ( )

      5) ף 

      6) _. 

      #) fan out _. ף() 

  II [fn] _n. _. , ; 
_____

fan tracery

  ['fn,treIsrI] _n. _. ң () ; 
_____

fan-light

  ['fnlaIt] _n.   (.  )
_____

fan-tail

  ['fnteIl] _n.  
_____

fanatic

  [f'ntIk]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a. , 
_____

fanatical

  [f'ntIkl] = fanatic 2
_____

fanaticism

  [f'ntIsIzm] _n. , 
_____

fancier

  ['fnsI] _n. , 
_____

fanciful

  ['fnsIful] _a.

    1) ,  

    2) , , 

    3) , 
_____

fancy

  ['fnsI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  

      3) , , 

      4) ; ; Σ;  ( -.); to have a fancy
      for smth.  -.,  -.; to take a fancy for (
      to) smb., smth.  -., -.;  -., -.;
      to take ( to catch) the fancy of smb.   -.;
       -.,  -.; to tickle smb.'s fancy
       -.,  أ-. 

      5) (the fancy) , ; 

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ; fancy picture  ; fancy
      price   

      3) , ; ; fancy bread 

      4) ; fancy dress  

      5) ;  ; fancy articles  ;
      ; ; fancy fair   

      6)   ,  ԣ  (
        )

      7)  ( )

      *) fancy man ) ; ) _. Σ; fancy woman ( lady)
      ) ; ) 

    3. _v.

      1) ,  ; fancy!, just ( only) fancy!
        !, () !

      2) , 

      3) ; ; you may eat anything that you fancy  
       ӣ ( )

      4) _refl. _. ,     

      5)        
_____

fancy-ball

  ['fnsI'bO:l] _n.  , 
_____

fancy-dress

  ['fnsI'dres] _a. ; fancy-dress ball 
_____

fancy-free

  ['fnsI'fri:] _a. ̣
_____

fancy-work

  ['fnsIw:k] _n. ; 
_____

fandango

  [fn'dNgu] _n. (_pl. -oes [fn'dNguz])

    1)  ( )

    2) _. _. ;  
_____

fane

  [feIn] _n. _. 
_____

fanfare

  ['fnfE] _n. 
_____

fanfaronade

  [,fnfr'na:d] _n. , 
_____

fang

  [fN] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ()

    3)  

    4) _. ; 

    5) _.  

    *) to fall into smb.'s fangs   -. 
_____

fanner

  ['fn] _n. 
_____

fanny

  ['fnI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. , 
_____

fantasia

  [fn'teIzj] _n. _. 
_____

fantastic

  [fn'tstIk] = fantastical
_____

fantastical

  [fn'tstIkl] _a.

    1) ; ; ; fantastical ideas 
    ; fantastical lies  ; fantastical profits
     

    2) , ; fantastical fears  

    3) _. , 
_____

fantasticality

  [fn,tstI'klItI] _n. , 
_____

fantasy

  ['fntsI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ;  

    3) 

    4) = fantasia
_____

fantoccini

  [,fntO'tSi:nI] _. _n. _pl. ;  
_____

faquir

  ['fa:kI] = fakir
_____

far

  [fa:]

    1. _a. (farther, further; farthest, furthest) , ̣;
    ̣ (. far off); a far bank  

    2. _adv. (farther, further; farthest, furthest)

      1) ;    (. far away, far off, far out);
      far back in the past  ̣ ; far and near ; far
      and wide ) ; ) ; he saw far and wide  
       ; far in the day   ; far into the night
      ; far into the air   ; far into the ground
        ; to go far  ; to go ( to carry it) too
      far   ; far from  ; it is far from true
         

      2) , ; far different  ; far
      better  ; far the best  

      *) as far back as the 27th of January ݣ 27 ; far and away
      ) , , ; ) ; so far so good 
      ӣ ; far from it ,  ; far be it from me  
      ;      

    3. _n.

      1)  ; by far ; to surpass by far
       ; to prefer by far  أ 

      2)  ; from far 
_____

far gone

  ['fa:'gOn] _a.

    1)  

    2)    ()

    3)    

    4)  

    5)   ģ ̣
_____

far-away

  ['fa:rweI] _a.

    1) , ̣

    2) , ; she has a far-away look in her eyes 
    ţ  
_____

far-between

  ['fa:bI'twi:n] _a. 
_____

far-famed

  ['fa:'feImd] _a.  
_____

far-fetched

  ['fa:'fetSt] _a.

    1) ӣ  ڣ 

    2) , , ;    (
    , )
_____

far-flung

  ['fa:'flAN] _a.  , 
_____

far-off

  ['fa:r'Of] _a. ̣
_____

far-out

  ['fa:r'aut] _a.

    1) , ;     

    2) 
_____

far-reaching

  ['fa:'ri:tSIN] _a.

    1)  ;  أ 

    2) 
_____

far-seeing

  ['fa:'si:N] _a. , , 
_____

far-sighted

  ['fa:'saItId] _a.

    1) 

    2) , , 
_____

farad

  ['frd] _n. _. 
_____

faradization

  [,frdI'zeISn] _n.  (  )
_____

farce

  I [fa:s] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ,  

  II [fa:s]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. ; 
_____

farcical

  ['fa:sIkl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

farcy

  ['fa:sI] _n. _.  
_____

fardel

  ['fa:dl] _n. _.

    1)  ( )

    2) , 
_____

fare

  [fE]

    1. _n.

      1)  ,   ; what is the fare? 
       , ?

      2) , 

      3) , , ,  

      4) _.  ( )

    2. _v.

      1) , ; ; how fares it?  ?; it has fared
      ill with him   ; fare you well! ,
       !

      2) _. , 

      3) 

      *) you may go farther and fare worse _.     
_____

farewell

  ['fE'wel]

    1. _n. ; to bid one's farewell, to make one's farewells
    

    2. _a. 

    3. _int.  !,  !; farewell to school! ,
    !
_____

farina

  [f'raIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. 

    4) ,  

    5)  
_____

farinaceous

  [,frI'neISs] _a. , 
_____

farinose

  ['frInus] _a.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

farm

  [fa:m]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; milk farm  

      2) () ; collective farm ; state farm
      ; individual farm  

      3) 

      4) = farm-house

      5) _attr. ; farm labourer ; farm tenure
        

    2. _v.

      1)  ; he farmed in Australia    
      

      2)   

      3)    ()

      4)     ( )

      #) farm out ) ,    ;
      )   
_____

farm-hand

  ['fa:mhnd] _n.  
_____

farm-house

  ['fa:mhaus] _n.    
_____

farmer

  ['fa:m] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

farming

  ['fa:mIN]

    1. _pres-p.  farm 2

    2. _n.

      1)  ; mixed farming 
        

      2)   
_____

farmstead

  ['fa:msted] _n.   ; 
_____

farmyard

  ['fa:mja:d] _n.  
_____

faro

  ['fEru] _n.  (_. )
_____

farouche

  [f'ru:S] _a. _. , , 
_____

farraginous

  [f'ra:dIns] _a. , 
_____

farrago

  [f'ra:gu] _n. (_pl. -os [f'ra:guz]) , ;  
_____

farrier

  ['frI] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) _. 
_____

farriery

  ['frIrI] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) _.  
_____

farrow

  I ['fru]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ͣ 

      2) _. ӣ

    2. _v. 

  II ['fru] _a. _.  ( )
_____

fart

  [fa:t] _.

    1. _n. ()      

    2. _v.

      1) ,  () ,   

      2) _.    (. fart about, fart around)
_____

farther

  ['fa:]

    1. _a.

      1) _comp.  far 1

      2)  ̣; , 

      3) ; have you anything farther to say?  ݣ 
       ?

    2. _adv.

      1) _comp.  far 2

      2) , 

      3) _.  , 

    3. _v. _. = further 3
_____

farthermost

  ['fa:must] _a.  ,  ̣
_____

farthest

  ['fa:Ist]

    1. _a.

      1) _sup.  far 1

      2)  

      3)  ,  ; at (the) farthest  ;
       

    2. _adv.

      1) _sup.  far 2

      2)  
_____

farthing

  ['fa:IN] _n. _.  (1/4 )

    *) the uttermost farthing  ; it does not matter a
    farthing     ; it's not worth a farthing 
      ; not to care a brass farthing 
_____

farthingale

  ['fa:INgeIl] _n.    (  XVI .)
_____

fasces

  ['fsi:z] _n. _pl. _-.   
_____

fascia

  ['feIS] _n. (_pl. -iae)

    1) , , 

    2) 

    3) _. , 

    4) ['fSI] _. , ; _. 
_____

fasciae

  ['feISIi:] _pl.  fascia
_____

fascicle

  ['fsIkl] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2)   (-. )
_____

fascicule

  ['fsIkju:l] = fascicle
_____

fascinate

  ['fsIneIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

fascinating

  ['fsIneItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  fascinate

    2. _a. , , 
_____

fascination

  [,fsI'neISn] _n. , ; 
_____

fascinator

  ['fsIneIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ̣    
_____

fascine

  [f'si:n] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: fascine dwelling  
_____

fascism

  ['fSIzm] _n. 
_____

fascist

  ['fSIst]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

fash

  [fS] _.

    1. _n. ; ; 

    2. _v. (); ()
_____

fashion

  ['fSn]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; after ( in) a fashion )  , 
       ; ) -; after the fashion of smth.  
      -.; in one's own fashion -

      2) , ; 

      3) , ; to be the fashion, to be in fashion   ; to
      be in the fashion  ; to bring into fashion  
      ; dressed in the height of fashion    ; a
      man of fashion  ,  ; out of fashion
        

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  (into, to); _. , ,
      ; to fashion a vase from clay    

      2) _.  (to)
_____

fashion-monger

  ['fSn,mANg] _n. ; 
_____

fashion-paper

  ['fSn,peIp] _n.  ,  
_____

fashion-plate

  ['fSnpleIt] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.   

    3) 
_____

fashionable

  ['fSnbl]

    1. _a. ; ; 

    2. _n.  
_____

fashioner

  ['fSn] _n. , 
_____

fast

  I [fa:st]

    1. _n. ; to break (one's) fast 

      *) a clean fast is better than a dirty breakfast ,  

    2. _v. 

  II [fa:st]

    1. _a.

      1) , , ף; ; ̣; fast colour
       ; fast friendship  ; fast sleep
       ; fast coupling _.  ()
      ; to make fast ) ; )  ()

      2) , ; fast train  ; fast neutron _.
       ; fast track _-.     
      

      3) ; the watch is fast  ; the scales are fast 
        

      4) ; ; a fast set  ; to lead
      a fast life   ;  

      *) a fast prisoner ; fast tennis-court , 
       ; fast and loose , ,
      ģ; to play fast and loose (with)  
      ();  , ģ;  

    2. _adv.

      1) , , ; fast shut  ; to be fast
      asleep  

      2) , ; 

      3): to live fast  

      *) fast by ( beside)  ; stand fast! _. !

    3. _n.

      1) _. , 

      2) _. 
_____

fasten

  ['fa:sn] _v.

    1) ,  (to, upon, on - );  (together,
    up, in); , , , ; ,
     (, ); to fasten a nickname on smb.  -.
    

    2) ; to fasten a quarrel upon smb.   -.,
      -.; to fasten the blame on smb.   -.
    

    3) (); ԣ(); to fasten a door  ; to
    fasten a glove  

    4)  (,   ..; on upon); to fasten one's eyes on
    smb., smth.    -., -.

    5) _.  ( )

    #) fasten off  (); fasten up ; ; to
    fasten up a box  ; fasten upon , ;
    to fasten upon an idea (a pretext)    (); the
    bees fastened upon me ޣ  
_____

fastener

  ['fa:sn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ԣ; ""

    3) 

    4)   
_____

fastening

  ['fa:snIN]

    1. _pres-p.  fasten

    2. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) = fastener
_____

faster-than-sound

  ['fa:stn'saund] _a. ; faster-than-sound aircraft
   ̣, ̣   
_____

fasti

  ['fsti:] _. _n. _pl. , 
_____

fastidious

  [fs'tIdIs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ޣ, ң
_____

fasting

  ['fa:stIN]

    1. _pres-p.  fast I, 2

    2. _n. 

    3. _a. ,  

    4. _adv.   , 
_____

fastness

  ['fa:stnIs] _n.

    1)   . {. fast II, 1}

    2) , , , 

    3)    
_____

fat

  [ft]

    1. _n.

      1) , ;   (. vegetable fat)

      2) , ; 

      3) , ; ; to be inclined to fat  
       ; to run to fat _. , 

      4)   (-.); to live on the fat of the land _.
       

      5) _.  ;   

      6) _sl. , 

      7) _. _.  

      *) fat cat _. _. ,  
      ; fat fryer ,      
       ; to live on one's own fat )  
       (  ..); )    ; the fat is in the
      fire  ,  

    2. _a.

      1) ;  ( ); ; fat type  

      2) , , ; ; fat cheeks  ݣ;
      fat fingers   

      3)  ( )

      4) , ; fat job  ; ԣ ;
      fat part  

      5) , 

      6) , 

      *) a fat lot _. ,  (. _. ); a fat lot you
      care    ; to cut up fat   
_____

fat-guts

  ['ftgAts] _n. _. 
_____

fat-head

  ['fthed] _n. , 
_____

fat-witted

  ['ft'wItId] _a. , 
_____

fatal

  ['feItl] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) , , 

    *) the fatal sisters _. ; the fatal thread  ; the
    fatal shears 
_____

fatalism

  ['feItlIzm] _n. 
_____

fatality

  [f'tlItI] _n.

    1) ; , ޣ

    2) ;  (    ..)
_____

fata morgana

  ['fa:ta:mO:'ga:na:] _. _n. -, 
_____

fate

  [feIt]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; , ; as sure as fate 

      2) , ; to go to one's fate   

      3) (the Fates) _pl. _. 

    2. _v. (. _pass.) ; he was fated to do it 
       
_____

fated

  ['feItId]

    1. _p-p.  fate 2

    2. _a. ̣; ޣ
_____

fateful

  ['feItful] _a.

    1) 

    2) ޣ

    3) ,  ( )

    4) ; 
_____

father

  ['fa:]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; natural father   £; adoptive
      father ɣ , 

      2) , , 

      3)  ; _pl. ; Father of the House ) 
      (    )   ;
      ) _.   

      4) ; , " "

      5) , ; 

      6)  , ; the Holy Father  

      *) the wish is father to the thought   ; 
        ,   ; Father Thames  ;
      Father of lies ; to be gathered to one's fathers  
      ; Father of Waters _.  

    2. _v.

      1)  ; , ,  , 

      2) ;  

      3)  ;  ; 
       ( ) (on, upon - )
_____

father image

  ['fa:r,ImId] = father-figure
_____

father-figure

  ['fa:,fIg] _n. ,  £     
  
_____

father-in-law

  ['fa:rInlO:] _n. (_pl. fathers-in-law)

    1) ף ( )

    2)  ( )
_____

fatherhood

  ['fa:hud] _n. 
_____

fatherland

  ['fa:lnd] _n. _. , 
_____

fatherless

  ['fa:lIs] _a.   
_____

fatherly

  ['fa:lI]

    1. _a. ; , 

    2. _adv. 
_____

fathom

  ['fm]

    1. _n. (_pl.   .  )

      1)   (= 6   182 .)

      2) 

      *) to be fathoms deep in love  ̣  

    2. _v.

      1)   ();   

      2) , ; I cannot fathom his meaning    ,
         
_____

fathometer

  [f'OmIt] _n. _. 
_____

fathomless

  ['fmlIs] _a.

    1) ; ; the fathomless depths of the sea 
     

    2) 
_____

fatidical

  [feI'tIdIkl] _a. 
_____

fatigue

  [f'ti:g]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3)  

      4) = fatigue-duty

      5) _pl. _. ,   

      6) _.  ()

    2. _v. , 
_____

fatigue-dress

  [f'ti:g'dres] _n. _.   
_____

fatigue-duty

  [f'ti:g,dju:tI] _n. _.  
_____

fatigue-party

  [f'ti:g,pa:tI] _n. _.  
_____

fatten

  ['ftn] _v.

    1)   

    2) , 

    3)  ()
_____

fatty

  ['ftI]

    1. _a. ; ; fatty degeneration _.  ,
    ; fatty degeneration of the heart  ; fatty acids
    _.  

    2. _n. 
_____

fatuity

  [f'tju:ItI] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) _. 
_____

fatuous

  ['ftjus] _a.

    1) , ; fatuous smile  

    2) _. ,  ( )
_____

faubourg

  ['fubug] _n. _. ,  (. )
_____

fauces

  ['fO:si:z] _n. _pl. _. , , 
_____

faucet

  ['fO:sIt] _n.

    1) ; ; ; 

    2) _.  
_____

faugh

  [fO:] _int. !, !
_____

fault

  [fO:lt]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to find fault with smb., smth. ) 
       -.,  -.;  -.; )   -.

      2) , ; to be at fault  {. . 5}

      3) , ; in fault ; whose fault is it?, who is
      in fault?  ?; through no fault of mine    

      4) _.   

      5) _.  ; to be at fault  ; _. 
      ;    {. . 2}

      6) _. , , 

      7) _. , , 

      *) to a fault ; ; ; a fault confessed is half
      redressed _.     ޣ

    2. _v.

      1) _. 

      2) _.   

      3) _.    
_____

fault-finder

  ['fO:lt,faInd] _n. 
_____

fault-finding

  ['fO:lt,faIndIN]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _.  

    2. _a. 
_____

faultless

  ['fO:ltlIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

faulty

  ['fO:ltI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) , ģ

    4) ̣ 
_____

faun

  [fO:n] _n. _. _. 
_____

fauna

  ['fO:n] _n. (_pl. -ae, -as ['fO:nz]) 
_____

faunae

  ['fO:ni:] _pl.  fauna
_____

faux pas

  ['fu'pa:] _n. _.  
_____

favor

  ['feIv] _. = favour
_____

favorable

  ['feIvrbl] _. = favourable
_____

favored

  ['feIvd] _. = favoured
_____

favorite

  ['feIvrIt] _. = favourite
_____

favoritism

  ['feIvrItIzm] _. = favouritism
_____

favour

  ['feIv]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; to find favour in the
      eyes of smb., to win smb.'s favour  أ-. ;
       -.; to look with favour on smb., smth. 
        -., -.; to stand high in smb.'s favour
          -.; in favour  ޣ; out of favour 
      ; to enjoy the favours of a woman 
       

      2) ; ; to do smth. as a favour  ,
       ; do me a favour, read this carefully 
      ,   

      3)  ( -.); ; he gained his position
      more by favour than by merit ()   , 
           

      4) , ; ; in favour of ) ; to be in favour of
      smth.   -.,   -.; )  
      (-., -.); to draw a cheque in smb.'s favour  
       أ-. ; under favour of the darkness   

      5) ; , ; 

      6) _. ; your favour of yesterday   

      7) _. , 

      *) by your favour _.   ; under favour 
       ; those in favour?  ?

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ;  , ;
      please, favour me with an answer   

      2) ; , 

      3) ;  ,  

      4) _. , , 

      5) _.  ; the boy favours his father   
      

      *) favoured by smb.  -. ()
_____

favourable

  ['feIvrbl] _a.

    1) ; ; ; favourable answer 
    ; favourable wind  

    2) , , 
_____

favoured

  ['feIvd]

    1. _p-p.  favour 2

    2. _a.

      1) ,  ; most favoured
      nation _.   ; favoured few
       

      2)  ( )
_____

favourite

  ['feIvrIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  ; that book is a great favourite of mine  
        

      3)  ( )

      4) ,      ( )

    2. _a. , 

      *) favourite son _.  , 
           
_____

favouritism

  ['feIvrItIzm] _n. 
_____

fawn

  I [fO:n]

    1. _n.   (  ); in fawn  ( )

    2. _a. -

    3. _v.  ( )

  II [fO:n] _v.

    1) ;  

    2) , ,  (on, upon)
_____

fawn-coloured

  ['fO:n,kAld] = fawn I, 2
_____

fawning

  I ['fO:nIN] _pres-p.  fawn I, 3

  II ['fO:nIN]

    1. _pres-p.  fawn II

    2. _a. 
_____

fay

  I [feI] _n. _. ; ; by my fay!  !

  II [feI] _n. _. ; 

  III [feI] _v.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

faze

  [feIz] _v. _. _. , ; 
_____

fete

  [feIt] _.

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

    2. _v.  (-.); 
_____

fete champetre

  ['feItSa:N'pEtr] _n. _.    , 
_____

fete-day

  ['feItdeI] = fete 1, 1)
_____

fealty

  ['fi:ltI] _n. _.   ; to swear fealty to (
  for) smb.    -.
_____

fear

  [fI]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; for fear (of, smth.)   (-.); for fear
      of exposure  ; in fear of one's life   
       ; without fear or favour 

      2) ; ,  (-. ); no
      fear _.  ;  

    2. _v.

      1) , ; never fear  ; I fear me _. 
      

      2) ;  (-. )
_____

fear-monger

  ['fI,mANg] _n. ˣ
_____

fearful

  ['fIful] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ; a fearful glance  

    3) _. , ; in a fearful mess   ;
    a fearful bore  

    4) _.  ,  (of);  

    5) ; fearful to do smth.   -.
_____

fearless

  ['fIlIs] _a. , ; 
_____

fearnought

  ['fInO:t] _n.  ()
_____

fearsome

  ['fIsm] _a. (. _.) , ; to be fearsome 
   ( )
_____

feasible

  ['fi:zbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , , 
_____

feast

  [fi:st]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) , ; a feast for the eye(s) 
      

      3) ;      

      *) feast today and fast tomorrow _.  ,  ;
      enough is as good as a feast _.     ; ,
       

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) , ; ()

      3) ; to feast one's eyes on smb., smth. 
      -., -.
_____

feast-day

  ['fi:stdeI] _n. ; () 
_____

feat

  [fi:t]

    1. _n.

      1) ; feat of arms  

      2)   , 

    2. _a. _. , 
_____

feather

  ['fe]

    1. _n.

      1)  (); _.  _pl. ; she is light as a
      feather  ̣  У

      2) _. 

      3) 

      4)   (   )

      5)  ̣; 

      6) _. , ; 

      *) in full ( in fine) feather   ;  ӣ ; in
      high feather   ; to show ( to fly) the white
      feather ,  ; to knock down with a feather
      ; to smooth one's ruffled feathers   ;
      ; to preen one's feathers ; a feather in
      one's cap ( bonnet)  , , 

    2. _v.

      1) () 

      2)   ; boughs feathered with snow , ۣ
      

      3) 

      4) _.     

      5) _.     

      6) _. _.   

      7)   (  ..)

      8) _.    (  ̣)

      9) _. ,   ( ,  )

      *) to feather one's nest  ;   ;
      
_____

feather-bed

  ['febed]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) 

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2)      ԣ  
        ߣ    
_____

feather-brain

  ['febreIn] _n. ,  
_____

feather-brained

  ['fe'breInd] _a. , , 
_____

feather-grass

  ['fegra:s] _n. _. 
_____

feather-head

  ['fehed] = feather-brain
_____

feather-headed

  ['fe'hedId] = feather-brained
_____

feather-pate

  ['fepeIt] = feather-brain
_____

feather-pated

  ['fe'peItId] = feather-brained
_____

feather-stitch

  ['festItS] _n.  ,  
_____

feather-weight

  ['feweIt] _n.

    1)  ̣   

    2) _. ̣ , " "
_____

feathered

  ['fed]

    1. _p-p.  feather 2

    2. _a.

      1)    

      2)   

      3) , 

      *) our feathered friends    ()
_____

feathering

  ['ferIN]

    1. _pres-p.  feather 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) -.,   
_____

feathery

  ['ferI] _a.

    1) = feathered 2

    2)   ; ̣, 
_____

feature

  ['fi:tS]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ; , , ; a
      feature of a treaty  ; agricultural features
       

      2) (. _pl.)  

      3)  () 

      4)   ( ,    
      )

      5)  ; 

      6)  ;   ; 
       

      7) _.  ;   

      8) _attr.: feature film  ; feature article 

    2. _v.

      1) , , ; 

      2)   

      3)  ( );    

      4)  ģ 

      5)   ; the newspaper features a story 
          

      6)   ,    

      7) _.   ,  ( -., -.)
_____

feature-length

  ['fi:tSleN] _a. _. 
_____

featureless

  ['fi:tSlIs] _a. ۣ  , 
_____

febrifuge

  ['febrIfju:d] _.

    1. _n.  ()

    2. _a. 
_____

febrile

  ['fi:braIl] _a. 
_____

fecit

  ['fi:sIt] _. _v. ,  ( )
_____

feck

  [fek] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  ; 
_____

feckless

  ['feklIs] _a. ; 
_____

feculence

  ['fekjulns] _n. , ;  
_____

feculent

  ['fekjulnt] _a. 
_____

fecund

  ['fi:knd] _a.

    1) 

    2)  (. _.)
_____

fecundate

  ['fi:kndeIt] _v.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

fed

  [fed] _p.  _p-p.  feed I, 2
_____

fed-up

  ['fed'Ap] _a. _.

    1) ; 

    2)   , ; I am fed-up   ; 
_____

federal

  ['fedrl]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. ; the Federals   (   
     1861-65 .)
_____

federate

  1. _a. ['fedrIt] 

  2. _v. ['fedreIt] ()   
_____

federation

  [,fed'reISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , ; World Federation of Trade Unions
      
_____

federative

  ['fedrtIv] _a. 
_____

fedora

  [fI'dur] _n. _.   
_____

fee

  [fi:]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)    

      3)   

      4) _. ,  ; fee simple _. ,
        

    2. _v. (feed)

      1)  

      2) 
_____

fee-faw-fum

  ['fi:fO:'fAm]

    1. _int.    . 

    2. _n.  ; this is all fee-faw-fum  ӣ 
_____

feeble

  ['fi:bl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

feeble-minded

  ['fi:bl'maIndId] _a. 
_____

feed

  I [fi:d]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ;  

      3) , 

      4) ,  ()

      5) _. , ; out at feed   

      6) _.  , ;  

      7) _attr. ; feed crop _-.  

      8) _attr. ; feed box _.  

      *) to be off one's feed   

    2. _v. (fed)

      1) (); ()

      2) ();  

      3) ;  , , أ (; into, to)

      #) feed down  (  ); feed on, feed upon
      () -.; feed up ,  

      *) to feed suspicions  ; to feed on the fat of
      one's memory    

  II [fi:d] _p.  _p-p.  fee 2
_____

feed-pipe

  ['fi:dpaIp] _n. _.  
_____

feed-pump

  ['fi:dpAmp] _n. _.  
_____

feed-screw

  ['fi:dskru:] _n. _.  ,  , 
_____

feed-stuff

  ['fi:dstAf] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  ,    
_____

feed-tank

  ['fi:dtNk] _n.   ,  
_____

feed-trough

  ['fi:dtrOf] = feed-tank
_____

feed-back

  ['fi:dbk] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _.  
_____

feeder

  ['fi:d] _n.

    1) ; a large ( gross) feeder ; he is a quick feeder 
      

    2)  (); 

    3) = feeding-bottle

    4)  

    5) 

    6) _. 

    7) _. ,  

    8) _-. 

    9)  ,   .. 
_____

feeding-bottle

  ['fi:dIN,bOtl] _n.  
_____

feel

  [fi:l]

    1. _v. (felt)

      1) 

      2) ; , ; to feel the edge ofa knife 
       ; to feel the pulse of smb.  -. ; _.
        -. ,   ..; 

      3) ,  ; to feel in one's pocket  (-.) 
      ; to feel one's way  ; _. 
      ;  ,  

      4) ; to feel the heat (the cold)    
      ( )

      5)    ,   ( -.); to
      feel beauty (poetry)   (); the ship feels
      her helm   

      6) ; to feel a friend's death   

      7) -    : )  ;
      I feel hot (cold)   (); to feel fine (bad)
         (); to feel low  
      ; to feel quite oneself ,   ; to
      feel angry ; to feel certain  ; to feel tired
        ; do you feel hungry?  ?; ) 
      ; your hand feels cold    ; velvet feels
      soft    

      8) , ; I feel it my duty     ;
      to feel bound to say   

      9) 

      10) _. _. ""; 

      #) feel about )  ; ) ,  (for); feel
      for ) ; I really feel for you   
      ; ) ; feel up to   ; feel with
       (أ-.) ; ; 

      *) to feel like (eating, etc.)  ,  ( 
      ..); to feel like putting smb. on _.   
      -.; it feels like rain ,  ; to feel strongly
      about   ,  ; to feel one's feet
      ( legs)    ;    ; to
      feel in one's bones   ; what do you feel
      about it?     ?

    2. _n.

      1) ; ; cold to the feel   ; the cool
      feel of smth.     -.  
      -.; by feel  

      2) أ; 
_____

feeler

  ['fi:l] _n.

    1) _. ; 

    2) ,  

    3) _.  

    4) 

    *) to send out a feeler  
_____

feeling

  ['fi:lIN]

    1. _pres-p.  feel 1

    2. _n.

      1) , , ; he had a feeling of safety 
         ; to appeal to smb.'s better feelings
          -.;   -.

      2) , ; ; feeling ran high  ;
      to hurt smb.'s feelings  -.; to relieve one's feelings
       

      3) , ; ( _pl.) ; the general feeling
      was against him     ; good feeling
      ; ill feeling , ;
      ; strong feeling(s) () 

      4)   (, )

      5) , ; bad feeling  

      6) , ; a feeling of danger 
       

      *) I have no feeling in this leg    

    3. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

      3)  
_____

feelingly

  ['fi:lINlI] _adv.  ,  
_____

feet

  [fi:t] _pl.  foot 1
_____

feeze

  [fi:z] _. _.

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) ()

      2) 
_____

feign

  [feIn] _v.

    1) , ; to feign indifference 
    

    2) _. , ; to feign an excuse 
    
_____

feigned

  [feInd]

    1. _p-p.  feign

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2): feigned column _.  
_____

feigningly

  ['feInINlI] _adv. 
_____

feint

  I [feInt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to make a feint of doing smth.  
      -.

      2)  , ; Σ    

    2. _v.  Σ     (at, upon,
    against)

  II [feInt] = faint 2, 2)
_____

feist

  [faIst] _n. _. _. 
_____

feldspar

  ['feldspa:] _n. _.  
_____

felicitate

  [fI'lIsIteIt] _v.

    1)  (on - );  

    2) _. 
_____

felicitation

  [fI,lIsI'teISn] _n. (. _pl.) 
_____

felicitous

  [fI'lIsIts] _a. , , ; felicitous remark 
  
_____

felicity

  [fI'lIsItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)   (,   ..); felicity of phrase
       ; 

    3)  ()
_____

feline

  ['fi:laIn]

    1. _n. _.    

    2. _a.

      1) _. 

      2) -   ; feline amenities _. 
      
_____

fell

  I [fel] _n.  (. _.); fell of hair  

  II [fel] _n. _.

    1)  ( )

    2)    (  )

  III [fel] _a. _. , , 

  IV [fel]

    1. _v.

      1) ,  ()

      2)   

      3)  ();  ()

    2. _n.   

  V [fel] _p.  fall 2
_____

fella

  ['fel] _. . fellow 2)
_____

fellah

  ['fel] _. _n. (_pl. fellaheen, -ahs ['felz]) 
_____

fellaheen

  [,fel'hi:n] _pl.  fellah
_____

feller

  ['fel] _. . fellow 2)
_____

felling

  ['felIN]

    1. _pres-p.  fell IV, 1

    2. _n. ,  ()
_____

felloe

  ['felu] _n.  ()
_____

fellow

  ['felu] _n.

    1) , ; a fellow in misery   ; fellows
    in arms   

    2) _. ; ; a good fellow  ; my dear fellow
     ; old fellow , 

    3)  ; ; I shall never find his fellow    
     

    4) (. Fellow)   ; , 
     

    5) (. Fellow)   

    6) _. _. ֣, 

    7) _attr.: fellow citizen ; fellow creature ; fellow
    soldier   
_____

fellow-countryman

  ['felu'kAntrImn] _n. , 
_____

fellow-feeling

  ['felu'fi:lIN] _n.

    1) , 

    2)    
_____

fellow-traveller

  ['felu'trvl] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. ; 
_____

fellowship

  ['feluSIp] _n.

    1) ,  ; ; good fellowship
     

    2) 

    3)    ;  , 
     

    4)  (    ..)

    5) ,  ,    
     Σ  ; holder of fellowship 
_____

felly

  ['felI] = felloe
_____

felo de se

  ['fi:ludi:'si:] _n. (_pl. felones de se, felos de se)

    1) 

    2) (. _sing.) 
_____

felon

  I ['feln]

    1. _n. _.  

    2. _a. _. ; ; felon deed  

  II ['feln] _n. _. 
_____

felones de se

  ['feluni:zdi:'si:] _pl.  felo de se
_____

felonious

  [fI'lunjs] _a. _. 
_____

felonry

  ['felnrI] _n. _.  
_____

felony

  ['felnI] _n. _.  
_____

felos de se

  ['fi:luzdi:'si:] _pl.  felo de se
_____

felspar

  ['felspa:] = feldspar
_____

felt

  I [felt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _attr. ; ; felt boots 

    2. _v.

      1)  ;   ;  

      2)  

  II [felt] _p.  _p-p.  feel 1
_____

felt pen

  ['feltpen] _n. 
_____

felucca

  [fe'lAk] _n. _. , 
_____

female

  ['fi:meIl]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( _.)

      2) _. ; 

      3) _.  

    2. _a.

      1)  , ; female child ; female insect
      -; female suffrage    ;
      female weakness  

      2) _. , ;   ; female
      screw ;  
_____

feme

  [fi:m] _n. _. feme covert  ; feme sole ) ;
  ) ; )     
_____

feminine

  ['femInIn] _a.

    1) ,  ; feminine gender _.  ;
    feminine rhyme _.  

    2) 

    3) 
_____

femininity

  [,femI'nInItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  
_____

feminism

  ['femInIzm] _n. 
_____

feminist

  ['femInIst] _n. 
_____

feminize

  ['femInaIz] _v. () , ()
_____

femora

  ['femr] _pl.  femur
_____

femoral

  ['femrl] _a. _. 
_____

femur

  ['fi:m] _n. (_pl. -s ['fi:mz], femora) _. 
_____

fen

  I [fen] _n. , , ; the fens   
    

  II [fen] = fain II
_____

fen-fire

  ['fen,faI] _n.  Σ
_____

fence

  [fens]

    1. _n.

      1) , , , ; green (wire) fence 
      () 

      2) ; master of fence  ; _.
       

      3) _.    

      4) _.    , ""

      5) _.  

      6) _attr.: fence roof 

      *) to mend one's fences _. ) _.   
       ; ) _.   ,
       ; to be ( to sit) on the fence, to straddle
      the fence     ; 
        ;     
      ; to come down on the right side of the fence  
       

    2. _v.

      1) ; to fence with a question   ;
        

      2) ; ; 

      3)      ( -. )

      4)   ( )

      5) _.  ;  

      6)    ( )

      #) fence about, fence in , ; fence off, fence out
      , ; fence round = fence about
_____

fence-month

  ['fensmAn] _n.  ,   
_____

fence-season

  ['fens'si:zn] = fence-month
_____

fence-time

  ['fenstaIm] = fence-month
_____

fenceless

  ['fenslIs] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) _. ݣ, 
_____

fencer

  ['fens] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,     
_____

fencing

  ['fensIN]

    1. _pres-p.  fence 2

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , , ;   

      3) 

      4) _.  
_____

fencing-cully

  ['fensIN,kAlI] _n. _.    
_____

fencing-ken

  ['fensINken] _n. _.    , ""
_____

fend

  [fend] _v. , ;  (. fend off, fend away,
  fend from)

    *) to fend for oneself - ;   
_____

fender

  ['fend] _n.

    1)  ۣ

    2)  ۣ (   )

    3) _.  ()

    4) _. 
_____

fennel

  ['fenl] _n.  ( )
_____

fenny

  ['fenI] _a. ; 
_____

fens

  [fenz] = fain II
_____

fenugreek

  ['fenjugri:k] _n. ,  (  )
_____

feoff

  [fef] = fief
_____

feoffee

  [fe'fi:] _n. _.  , 
_____

ferae naturae

  ['fIri:n'tjuri:] _. _a. _predic. ޣ, 
_____

feral

  I ['fIrl] _a.

    1) ; ޣ

    2) ;  ( )

    3) , 

  II ['fIrl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

feretory

  ['ferItrI] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2)  
_____

ferial

  ['fIrIl] _a. , 
_____

ferine

  ['fIraIn] = feral I
_____

ferity

  ['ferItI] _n.    , 
_____

ferment

  1. _n. ['f:ment]

    1) , 

    2) _. 

    3) , , 

  2. _v. [f:'ment]

    1)  

    2) _. 

    3) (), ()

    4) () ( )
_____

fermentable

  [f:'mentbl] _a.   ;   
_____

fermentation

  [,f:men'teISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

fern

  [f:n] _n. _.  ()
_____

fern-owl

  ['f:naul] _n.  ()
_____

fernery

  ['f:nrI] _n. ,  
_____

ferny

  ['f:nI] _a.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

ferocious

  [f'ruSs] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) _. , ; ferocious heat  
_____

ferocity

  [f'rOsItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

ferrate

  ['fereIt] _n. ,   
_____

ferret

  I ['ferIt]

    1. _n. ң

    2. _v.

      1)    (. to go ferreting);   
      (. ferret away, ferret out)

      2) ; , ,  (for, about) {. .
      ferret out}

      #) ferret out ; ,  {. . 2}; to
      ferret out a secret  

  II ['ferIt] _n.  ,   ۣ 
_____

ferreting

  ['ferItIN] = ferret II
_____

ferriage

  ['ferIId] _n.

    1) , 

    2)   
_____

ferric

  ['ferIk] _a. _.    : ferric acid
    (H2FeO4)
_____

ferriferous

  [fe'rIfrs] _a.  , 
_____

ferro-alloy

  ['feru'lOI] _n. ,  
_____

ferroconcrete

  ['feru'kONkri:t] _n. 
_____

ferromagnetic

  ['ferumg'netIk] _a. 
_____

ferrotype

  ['ferutaIp] _n. _. 
_____

ferrous

  ['fers] _a. _. ; ferrous metals ޣ 
_____

ferruginous

  [fe'ru:dIns] _a.

    1)  , 

    2) 

    3)  ; -
_____

ferrule

  ['feru:l] _n.

    1)    

    2) , 

    3) _.  
_____

ferry

  ['ferI]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3)  ()  

      4) _.  ̣

      5) _attr.: ferry pilot ̣,  ̣  
      

      *) Charon's ferry  ; to take the ferry, to cross the
      Stygian ferry   ,   ,
      

    2. _v.

      1)  ( , )

      2)  ( , )

      3)  (̣)

      4)   
_____

ferry-boat

  ['ferIbut] _n. ,       ..
_____

ferry-bridge

  ['ferIbrId] _n. _.     , 
_____

ferryman

  ['ferImn] _n. , 
_____

fertile

  ['f:taIl] _a.

    1) ;  ( fertile in, fertile of); fertile in
    resources   

    2) , ; fertile in ideas  

    3)  ( ); 

    4) _. fertile material   أ
_____

fertility

  [f:'tIlItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  (  ..)

    3) ;    
_____

fertilization

  [,f:tIlaI'zeISn] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _. ; 
_____

fertilize

  ['f:tIlaIz] _v.

    1) 

    2) _. ; 
_____

fertilizer

  ['f:tIlaIz] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) _. ; 
_____

ferula

  ['ferju:l] = ferule
_____

ferule

  ['feru:l]

    1. _n.

      1)  (  )

      2)  ;  ; to be under the ferule 
        ( -.)

      3)  

    2. _v.  
_____

fervency

  ['f:vnsI] _n. , 
_____

fervent

  ['f:vnt] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) , ; fervent desire  ; fervent hatred
     
_____

fervid

  ['f:vId] _a. _. , 
_____

fervour

  ['f:v] _n.

    1) , , ; , 

    2) 
_____

fescue

  ['feskju:] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

festal

  ['festl] _a. , ӣ; festal occasion  
  (,    ..); festal music ӣ 
_____

fester

  ['fest]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)  ( );  

      2) ,  (   ..)
_____

festival

  ['festvl] _n. ; 
_____

festive

  ['festIv] _a. , ӣ
_____

festivity

  [fes'tIvItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl. ; 
_____

festoon

  [fes'tu:n]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v.  , 
_____

festschrift

  ['festSrIft] _. _n.  , ݣ 
   ޣ,  
_____

fetal

  ['fi:tl] _a. 
_____

fetch

  I [fetS]

    1. _v.

      1)   -.; ; ; to (go and) fetch a doctor
       

      2)    ( )

      3)  (, )

      4) _. , , 

      5) ,  ( fetch up)

      6) , ; the vase is sure to fetch a high price 
           

      7): to fetch one's breath  ; to fetch a sigh 
      

      8) _. ; he was fetched on the head from behind -
       Σ    

      #) fetch away , ; fetch down = bring down {.
      bring}; fetch out ; ; ; fetch up ) ,
      ; he fetches up  ף; ) , ף;
      ) ; ): to fetch up against smth.  
      -.; ) _. , 

      *) to fetch up all standing  ; to fetch and
      carry (for) ; to fetch and carry news 
      

    2. _n. , 

  II [fetS] _n. ; 
_____

fetching

  ['fetSIN]

    1. _pres-p.  fetch I, 1

    2. _a. _. , ; a fetching smile
     
_____

fetich

  ['fi:tIS] = fetish
_____

fetiche

  ['fi:tIS] = fetish
_____

fetid

  ['fetId] _a. , 
_____

fetish

  ['fi:tIS] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

fetishist

  ['fi:tISIst] _n. 
_____

fetlock

  ['fetlOk] _n. ݣ (    )
_____

fetor

  ['fi:t] _n. 
_____

fetter

  ['fet]

    1. _n.

      1) (. _pl.) ;  

      2) _pl. , ; to burst one's fetters  , 
       

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  (); _.     
_____

fetterless

  ['fetlIs] _a. 
_____

fetterlock

  ['fetlOk] _n.   
_____

fettle

  ['fetl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; in good fettle   ; in fine
      (splendid) fettle   () 

      2) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) , ; 

      2) _.  ()
_____

fetus

  ['fi:ts] = foetus
_____

feu de joie

  ['f:d'wa:] _n. _.     
_____

feud

  I [fju:d] _n. ,   ; ;
  deadly feud ) ,  ; to be at deadly feud
  with smb. ,     -.; )  ; to sink
  a feud  , 

  II [fju:d] _n. _. ,  
_____

feudal

  ['fju:dl] _a. , ; feudal lord 
_____

feudalism

  ['fju:dlIzm] _n. 
_____

feudalist

  ['fju:dlIst] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

feudality

  [fju:'dlItI] _n. 
_____

feudalize

  ['fju:dlaIz] _v.

    1)    ()

    2)   
_____

feudatory

  ['fju:dtrI]

    1. _a. ; Σ

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) 
_____

fever

  ['fi:v]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  ; mike fever _.    (
      ,   )

      3) _attr. ; fever heat    ( 
      )

      *) Channel fever    ( )

    2. _v.  , ;   ; 
_____

fever therapy

  ['fi:v'erpI] _n. _.  , 
_____

fevered

  ['fi:vd]

    1. _p-p.  fever 2

    2. _a. ; ģ; fevered imagination 
    
_____

feverfew

  ['fi:vfju:] _n. _.  
_____

feverish

  ['fi:vrIS] _a. ; ģ, ; 
_____

feverous

  ['fi:vrs] _a.

    1)   

    2) = feverish
_____

few

  [fju:]

    1. _a.

      1) , , ; few possessions  ; he is a
      man of few words  ; every few hours  
      ; his friends are few    ; his visitors are few
         

      2) (a few) ; quite a few  ,  

      *) in few _., in a few words ;   ; few and
      far between ̣   ; 

    2. _n.  ; few could tell    ; few
    if any  ;  ; the few 

      *) not a few, a good few _.  ;  ;
      some few  , , 
_____

fewness

  ['fju:nIs] _n. 
_____

fey

  [feI] _a. _. ޣ, 
_____

fez

  [fez] _n. 
_____

fiacre

  [fI'a:kr] _n. _. ,  
_____

fiance

  [fI'a:nseI]  _n. 
_____

fiancee

  [fI'a:nseI] _n. _. 
_____

fiasco

  [fI'sku] _n. (_pl. -os [fI'skuz]) , , 
_____

fiat

  ['faIt] _. _n.

    1) , 

    2) _attr.: fiat money _.   (  )
_____

fib

  I [fIb]

    1. _n. , ; to tell a fib , 

    2. _v. , 

  II [fIb] _. _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  , 
_____

fibber

  ['fIb] _n. , 
_____

fiber

  [faIb] = fibre
_____

fiberglass

  ['faIbgla:s] _n. 
_____

fibre

  ['faIb] _n.

    1) ; ; ;  ; , 

    2) _.  

    3)  
_____

fibred

  ['faIbd] _a.  (.   , .,
  finely-fibred  ..)
_____

fibril

  ['faIbrIl] _n.

    1) _.   

    2) _. , 
_____

fibrillation

  [,faIbrI'leISn] _n.

    1) ף 

    2) _. , ;  
_____

fibrin

  ['faIbrIn] _n. _. 
_____

fibroid

  ['faIbrOId]

    1. _n. _.  , 

    2. _a. 
_____

fibroin

  ['faIbrun] _n. _. 
_____

fibroma

  [faI'brum] _n. (_pl. -ta) _. 
_____

fibromata

  [faI'brumt] _pl.  fibroma
_____

fibrous

  ['faIbrs] _a. , , 
_____

fibster

  ['fIbst] _n. _. , 
_____

fibula

  ['fIbjul] _n. (_pl. -ae, -as ['fIbjulz]) _.  
_____

fibulae

  ['fIbjuli:] _pl.  fibula
_____

ficelle

  [fI'sel] _a.  ̣ 
_____

fichu

  ['fi:Su:] _n. _. ,  
_____

fickle

  ['fIkl] _a. , ; ģ
_____

fickleness

  ['fIklnIs] _n. , 
_____

fictile

  ['fIktIl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

fiction

  ['fIkSn] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) ;  ; works of fiction ;
    

    3) _. ; legal fiction  
_____

fiction-monger

  ['fIkSn,mANg] _n. , ; 
_____

fictional

  ['fIkSnl] _a.   . {. fiction}
_____

fictitious

  [fIk'tISs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; fictitious marriage  

    3)   ; a fictitious character  
_____

fid

  [fId] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.  ( );  ()

    3) _.    (  ..)

    4) , ; fids of smth.   -.
_____

fiddle

  ['fIdl]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ; to play first fiddle   ;
        ; to play second fiddle  
      ;   

      2) _.    (      )

      3) _. 

      4) _.  - 

      5) _. ; 

      *) a face as long as a fiddle  

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   ,  (with - -.)

      3) _.   (   ..)

      4) _.  - 

      #) fiddle about ;   ; fiddle away
      , , 
_____

fiddle-bow

  ['fIdlbu] = fiddlestick 1
_____

fiddle-case

  ['fIdlkeIs] _n.   
_____

fiddle-de-dee

  ['fIdldI'di:]

    1. _n. , , , 

    2. _int. !, !
_____

fiddle-faddle

  ['fIdl,fdl]

    1. _n. , ; 

    2. _a. , 

    3. _v. ;  

    4. _int. !
_____

fiddle-head

  ['fIdlhed] _n. _.     
_____

fiddler

  ['fIdl] _n.  (. )
_____

fiddlestick

  ['fIdlstIk]

    1. _n. 

    2. _int. (. fiddlesticks) !, !
_____

fiddling

  ['fIdlIN] _a. _.

    1) ;  

    2) , 
_____

fidelity

  [fI'delItI] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) , ; with greatest fidelity   

    3) _. _. ()  
_____

fidget

  ['fIdIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ( the fidgets)  ; , 
      

      2) ,  ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  ( fidget about); to fidget with
      smth.  -.,   -.; don't fidget! 
      !

      2)   ,      

      3)    ; ; it fidgets me not
      to know where he is  ,    ,   
_____

fidgety

  ['fIdItI] _a. , , 
_____

fiducial

  [fI'dju:Sjl] _a.

    1)     

    2) _. _.    ; fiducial point 
     
_____

fiduciary

  [fI'dju:SjrI]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) _.    ; fiduciary fiat money
          (   )
_____

fie

  [faI] _int. !; !; fie upon you!, fie, for shame! !
_____

fie-fie

  ['faIfaI] _a. 
_____

fief

  [fi:f] _n. _.  , 
_____

field

  [fi:ld] _n.

    1) ; ;  

    2) ,  , ; in the whole field of our
    history  ӣ   

    3)  ; field of view ( vision)  ; magnetic
    field  

    4)  ; ; a hard-fought field أ ; in
    the field  ,  ;   ; field of honour
    )  ; )  ; to conquer the field  ;
    _. .    ; to enter the field   ;
    _. .   ,   ; to hold the
    field  ; to keep the field  ; to
    leave the field ;  

    5) _.     ()

    6) ,  (  ..)

    7)  

    8)     ,   

    9) _.  (.   , .,
    diamond-fields, goldfields)

    10) _.  ()

    11) _attr. ; field force(s)  ; field
    fortification(s)  ; field ambulance _.
    )  ; )  ; field equipment ) 
    ; ) ; )  ; field
    service(s) _.  ; field security
       ; field magnet  ;
    field theory _.  ; field trial   
      
_____

field court martial

  ['fi:ld'kO:t,ma:Sl] _n. - 
_____

field crops

  ['fi:ldkrOps] _n. _pl. _-.  
_____

field duty

  ['fi:ld,dju:tI] _n.    
_____

field events

  ['fi:ldI'vents] _n. _pl.     
  ( )
_____

field hockey

  ['fi:ld,hOkI] _n.   
_____

field hospital

  ['fi:ld'hOspItl] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

field-allowance

  ['fi:ld'launs] _n. _.   ;  
_____

field-artillery

  ['fi:lda:'tIlrI] _n. _. (̣)  
_____

field-book

  ['fi:ldbuk] _n.    
_____

field-day

  ['fi:lddeI] _n.

    1) _. Σ;    

    2) , ݣ  ,  
    

    3) ,  
_____

field-glasses

  ['fi:ld,gla:sIz] _n. _pl.  
_____

field-gun

  ['fi:ldgAn] _n. _.  
_____

field-house

  ['fi:ldhaus] _n.

    1)        

    2)  
_____

field-mouse

  ['fi:ldmaus] _n.  
_____

field-night

  ['fi:ldnaIt] = field-day 3)
_____

field-officer

  ['fi:ld,OfIs] _n. - (,       
   )
_____

field-sports

  ['fi:ldspO:ts] _n. _pl.  ,    ..
_____

field-work

  ['fi:ldw:k] _n.

    1)    (  ..); , ߣ  ..

    2) _.  

    3) _pl. _.  

    4)        
_____

fielder

  ['fi:ld] = fieldsman
_____

fieldfare

  ['fi:ldfE] _n. -
_____

fieldsman

  ['fi:ldzmn] _n. _.   ( )
_____

fiend

  [fi:nd] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , ; a very fiend  

    3) _. ,    ; drug (
    dope) fiend ; fresh-air fiend _.   

    4) _. ,   ̣
_____

fiendish

  ['fi:ndIS] _a. , 
_____

fierce

  [fIs] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  ( , ); ; 

    3) _. , 
_____

fieri facias

  ['faIraI'feISs] _. _n. _.    
      
_____

fiery

  ['faIrI] _a.

    1) , ; ; _. , , ;
    fiery eyes  

    2) , ; fiery horse  

    3) -

    4)  ( )

    5) _. ;   
_____

fiesta

  ['fjesta:] _. _n. , 
_____

fife

  [faIf]

    1. _n. ;  

    2. _v.   
_____

fifteen

  ['fIf'ti:n]

    1. _n-card. 

    2. _n. _.    

      *) the Fifteen _.    1715 .
_____

fifteenth

  ['f'Ifti:n]

    1. _n-ord. 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) (the fifteenth)  
_____

fifth

  [fIf]

    1. _n-ord. ; fifth part  

      *) fifth column  ,    
      ; fifth wheel    

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) (the fifth)  

      3) 1/4  (   )

      4) _. 
_____

fifthly

  ['fIflI] _adv. -
_____

fifties

  ['fIftIz] _n. _pl.

    1) (the fifties)  

    2)  ;   (  50  59 ); he is
    in his early (late) fifties     ( 
    )
_____

fiftieth

  ['fIftII]

    1. _n-ord. 

    2. _n.  
_____

fifty

  ['fIftI]

    1. _n-card. ; fifty-one  ; fifty-two 
      ..; he is over fifty   

    2. _n.  (, )
_____

fifty-fifty

  ['fIftI'fIftI] _adv. _. ; ; to go fifty-fifty 
  
_____

fig

  I [fIg] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)  ; 

    3) _. , ; I don't care a fig  

  II [fIg]

    1. _n.

      1) ; in full fig   ;   ; 
       

      2) , ; in good fig   

    2. _v. ,  (. fig out, fig up)
_____

fig-leaf

  ['fIgli:f] _n.  ()
_____

fig-tree

  ['fIgtri:] _n.  ; 

    *) one's own vine and fig-tree  ,  ; under one's
    own vine and fig-tree    ;  
_____

fig-wort

  ['fIgw:t] _n. _. 
_____

fight

  [faIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; running fight   ; sham fight  

      2) 

      3) , ; to have the fight of one's life  ֣
      

      4) , ; to have plenty of fight in one  
       ;  ; to show fight    ;
       

    2. _v. (fought)

      1) , , ,  (against - , for -
      , with - ); to fight for dear life  ;  
       ,   ; to fight a battle )  ; 
      ; ) _.   ( , ); to fight about
        ( ); to fight a duel   

      2) , ; to fight a suit   ( )

      3) _.  

      4) _. ,  (̣  ,  )

      5) , ; to fight cocks   

      #) fight back ,  ; to fight back tooth and
      claw  ; fight down ; ; fight
      off , , ; fight out: to fight (it) out
      )   ( )  ; )  

      *) to fight a lone hand   ; to fight one's way
        ; to fight the good fight  
       ; to fight through every hardship  ()
      ; to fight shy of smb., smth.  -., -.; to
      fight one's battles over again   ; to fight for
      one's own hand   ;   
_____

fighter

  ['faIt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 
_____

fighter pilot

  ['faIt,paIlt] _n. ̣-
_____

fighting

  ['faItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  fight 2

    2. _n. , ; , ; house-to-house fighting  
     ; street fighting  

    3. _a. ; fighting arm  ; fighting machine _. 
    ; ̣-; fighting fund  , 
     ( )
_____

figment

  ['fIgmnt] _n. , ; figment of the imagination 
  
_____

figurant

  ['fIgjurnt] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

figurante

  [,fIgju'ra:nt] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

figuration

  [,fIgju'reISn] _n.

    1) , , 

    2)  , 

    3) 
_____

figurative

  ['fIgjurtIv] _a.

    1) , ; ; in a figurative sense 
     ; figurative style  ; figurative writer
    , ()    ..

    2) , , 
_____

figure

  ['fIg]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ; , ; to keep one's figure 
       

      2) , ; a person of figure  ; public
      figure  

      3) , , 

      4) ,  ( ); , ԣ

      5) _. , 

      6)  ; figure of speech )  ;
      ) , 

      7)  ( ,  , )

      8) 

      9) ; _pl.  ; in round figures  ޣ

      10) _pl. 

      11) ; at a high (low) figure  (ģ)

      *) to cut a poor figure )   ; ) 
      ; to cut a figure _.  , 
      ; to cut no figure    ; a
      figure of fun ,  

    2. _v.

      1)  (,   ..)

      2)   ( figure to oneself)

      3) ;   

      4)  , 

      5)  ()

      6)  

      7) _. _. , ; 

      8)   (    ..)

      9)  

      #) figure on _. _.  ;  ޣ; figure
      out ) ; ) , ; ) ; figure up
      
_____

figure work

  ['fIgw:k] _n. _.  
_____

figure-head

  ['fIghed] _n.

    1) _.  

    2)  ;  
_____

figure-of-eight

  ['fIgrv'eIt] _a.   ͣ
_____

figure-skating

  ['fIg'skeItIN] _n.   ( )
_____

figured

  ['fIgd]

    1. _p-p.  figure 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; figured silk  ۣ

      2) , 
_____

figurine

  ['fIgjuri:n] _n. 
_____

filaceous

  [fI'leISs] _a. _. 
_____

filagree

  ['fIlgri:] = filigree
_____

filament

  ['fIlmnt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  

    3) , 

    4) _attr.: filament lamp  
_____

filamentary

  [,fIl'mentrI] _a. 
_____

filamentous

  [,fIl'ments] _a. ,   
_____

filar

  ['faIl] _a. _. , 
_____

filature

  ['fIltS] _n.

    1) ۣ

    2) ۣ ; ۣ 
_____

filbert

  ['fIlb:t] _n.

    1) , ;   

    2) 
_____

filch

  [fIltS] _v. , ,  ()
_____

file

  I [faIl]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2)  ( )

      3) , ; to need the file  

      4) , 

      5) _. 

      *) close file ; old ( deep) file _.  ,
      ԣ 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  (  ..)

      #) file away, file down, file off , ,
      

  II [faIl]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( );  (  )

      2)  , ; 

      3)  ()

      4) 

    2. _v.

      1)    ()  -. ̣
      ;    (. file away)

      2)   

      3) _. ,  -. ; to file
      resignation    

      4)    

  III [faIl]

    1. _n. _.

      1) , ;  (); a file of men  ; blank
      (full) file  () ; to march in file  ( )
       ; in single ( in Indian) file ,  

      2) _. 

      3) , 

      4) _attr.: file leader  ,    ;
      file closer 

    2. _v.  ; () 

      #) file away = file off; file in  ; file off 
      ,  ,  ; file out  
_____

file cabinet

  ['faIl,kbInIt] = file II, 1, 4)
_____

file-cutter

  ['faIl,kAt] _n.  
_____

filet

  ['fIlet] _n.  ()
_____

filial

  ['fIljl] _a.

    1) , 

    2): filial branch ( agency) 
_____

filiation

  [,fIlI'eISn] _n.

    1)  ,  (from - )

    2) _.  

    3) , 

    4) 

    5)  ,  
_____

filibeg

  ['fIlIbeg] = kilt 1)
_____

filibuster

  ['fIlIbAst]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. _. 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) _.      (ԣ )
_____

filicide

  ['fIlIsaId] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

filiform

  ['fIlIfO:m] _a. 
_____

filigree

  ['fIlIgri:] _n.  
_____

filing

  ['faIlIN] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl.  
_____

filing cabinet

  ['faIlIN,kbInIt] _n.

    1)    

    2) 
_____

fill

  [fIl]

    1. _v.

      1) (); sails filled with wind )  ;
      ) ,  

      2)  (  ..); 

      3) ,  ( )

      4) _.  ()

      5) ; ; food that fills ,  
      ; to fill smb. (in) on smth. _.   
       ޣ-.

      6)  ();  (); his place will not
      be easily filled    

      7)  ( )

      8) ,  (  ..)

      9)   (  )

      #) fill in ) ; to fill in one's name  ϣ ;
      ) ; I'm just filling in here temporarily   
        ; )  (  ..); fill out
      ) (); (); his cheeks have filled out  
      ; )  (); fill up ) ();
      ;  (); )  (); to fill
      up a form )  ; )  

    2. _n.

      1)   (-.); a fill of tobacco 
       (,   ); I've had my fill of it 
       

      2) ; to eat (to drink, to weep) one's fill 
      (, ) 

      3) _. = file I, 1, 4)

      4) _. _-. 
_____

fill-dike

  ['fIldaIk] _n.   (. ); February fill-dike
  -
_____

fill-in

  ['fIl'In] _n.  
_____

filler

  ['fIl] _n.

    1) ,   ,    

    2)  ()

    3) _.  , 

    4)  ()
_____

fillet

  ['fIlIt]

    1. _n.

      1)     ( );    
       

      2) ()

      3) _. _. , ; 

      4) _. , 

      5) , 

      6) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2)    
_____

filling

  ['fIlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  fill 1

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3) ,  

      4)  ( )

      5) ; ; ̣

      6) _. 

      7) , 

      8)  ()

      9) _. 
_____

filling-station

  ['fIlIN'steISn] _n.  ; _. 
_____

fillip

  ['fIlIp] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 

    4) 
_____

fillister

  ['fIlIst] _n. _. , ̣
_____

filly

  ['fIlI] _n.

    1)  

    2) , ӣ 
_____

film

  [fIlm]

    1. _n.

      1) ̣; ̣  (-.); ; ; a film of fog
      ̣ ; 

      2) ̣, ̣, ̣

      3) ; ( _pl.) ; to be in the films   

      4) 

      5)  

      6) _attr. -

    2. _v.

      1) () ̣, ; ()  (over)

      2) ,  ߣ;  (
      )

      3)   

      *) she films well  
_____

film star

  ['fIlmsta:] _n. 
_____

film test

  ['fIlmtest] _n.    
_____

film-strip

  ['fIlmstrIp] _n. 
_____

filmland

  ['fIlmlnd] _n.  ; filmland actor ԣ
_____

filmy

  ['fIlmI] _a.

    1) ̣,  ̣

    2) 

    3) ,  
_____

filoselle

  [,fIl'sel] _n. ۣ-
_____

filter

  ['fIlt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) , 
_____

filter-bed

  ['fIltbed] _n. _.  
_____

filter-tipped

  ['fIlttIpt] _a.: filter-tipped cigarette   
_____

filth

  [fIl] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; ; 

    3) 
_____

filthy

  ['fIlI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ; filthy lucre _.  

    3) ݣ; 
_____

filtrate

  1. _n. ['fIltrIt] _. 

  2. _v. ['fIltreIt] 
_____

fin

  [fIn]

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2) _. 

      3) _. , 

      4) _. , 

      5) _pl. _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)   
_____

finable

  I ['fa:Inbl] _a.  , 

  II ['faInbl] _a.  
_____

finagle

  [fI'neIgl] _v.

    1) _. ; 

    2) _.  
_____

final

  ['faInl]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; final cause  ; the final
      chapter  ; final blow  ; final age
       (  )

      2) , ; to give a final touch 
      ; is that final?   ?,  ?

      3) ; final clause _.  

    2. _n.

      1) ( _pl.)    ;    ,
        ..

      2) (. _pl.)  

      3) _.   
_____

finale

  [fI'na:lI] _. _n. _. _. , 
_____

finality

  [faI'nlItI] _n.

    1) ; ; with an air of finality  
    ,  ӣ  (    )

    2)  , 
_____

finalize

  ['faInlaIz] _v.

    1) , 

    2)   
_____

finally

  ['faInlI] _adv.

    1)  

    2)   ޣ,   

    3) 
_____

finance

  [faI'nns]

    1. _n.

      1) _pl. , ; family finances  

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)   
_____

financial

  [faI'nnSl] _a.

    1) ; financial year ޣ 

    2) ; financial interests  ; financial
    resources  
_____

financier

  [faI'nnsI]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.    (. _.)
_____

fin-back

  ['fInbk] _n. _. -
_____

finch

  [fIntS] _n.    , . 
_____

find

  [faInd]

    1. _v. (found)

      1) ; ; ; ; ; to find
      no sense   ; to find oneself  ϣ ;
       ; to find time  

      2) ,   ; ; I find it necessary
      to go there     

      3) ; , ; to find one's account in smth.
         -.;  -.   ()
      

      4) ; ; 2 pounds a week and find yourself 2 
      ()     

      5)  ( ); the blow found his chest  ۣ  
      

      6) _. ;  ; to find smb. guilty
       -. 

      7) _. 

      8) _.  ()

      9) _. , ; find in: to find smb. (oneself) in
      smth.  -. () -.; they find him in clothes
        ; find out , , ; ;
       (, ); to find out the truth  ; to
      find smb. out  -.; to find out for oneself 
       

      *) all found  ӣ ; 100 pounds a year and all found 100
       ()    ӣ ; how do you find yourself?
         ?;  ?; to find one's way
      ) ; to find one's way home  ;
      ) ; ; how did it find its way into print? 
         ?; to find one's feet )   (
      £); )   ,  ;  

    2. _n. ; a great find  ; a sure find _.
     
_____

finder

  ['faInd] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

finding

  ['faIndIN]

    1. _pres-p.  find 1

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  ();  (); _pl.  ()

      3) _pl.  (   ..); ; shoe findings ,
        .  

      4)  (), , 

      5) _pl.  ,  
_____

fine

  I [faIn]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. ,  , 

  II [faIn] _n.: in fine )  , , ; ) ; 
  ;  

  III [faIn]

    1. _a.

      1) , ޣ, ; ,  ( );
      fine needle  ; fine skin  ; fine distinction
       ; fine intellect ޣ ; a fine lady! _.
      _.   (  ) !; fine point ( question) ,
       

      2) ; ,  ( _.); to have a fine
      time _.   ; a fine friend you are! _.
       !; fine income  

      3)  ; , ; ; gold
      22 carats fine  88- 

      4) ; fine mechanics  

      5) , ;  ( ); a fine morning  ;
      fine air  ; one fine day ,   
      ; one of these fine days     ( );
      -

      6) , 

      7) ; fine edge  ; to talk fine  

      8) ; fine sand  

      9)  (   ..)

      *) the fine arts  ; fine feathers make fine
      birds _.   

    2. _adv.

      1) _. , ; that will suit me fine    
      ģ

      2) , ޣ; to cut it too fine    (.
      )

    3. _n. ,  

    4. _v. () , () (. fine down)

      #) fine away, fine down, fine off () , ;
      ; 
_____

fine-draw

  ['faIn'drO:] _v. (fine-drew; fine-drawn)

    1)   ; 

    2)    ()
_____

fine-drawn

  ['faIn'drO:n]

    1. _p-p.  finedraw

    2. _a.

      1)   

      2)  ;   ( )

      3) 

      4) _.  (  ӣ,   ..)
_____

fine-drew

  ['faIn'dru:] _p.  fine-draw
_____

fine-spun

  ['faIn'spAn] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2) ԣ; 

    3) ң    
_____

fine-fleece

  ['faIn'fli:s] _a. ; fine-fleece sheep  
_____

fine-grained

  ['faIn'greInd] _a. 
_____

finely-fibred

  ['faInlI'faIbd] _a. 
_____

fineness

  ['faInnIs] _n.

    1) ,   . {. fine III, 1}

    2)  ()

    3)  ( )

    4)  

    5) ;  

    6) _.  
_____

finery

  I ['faInrI] _n.  ,  , ; cheap finery
  ۣ 

  II ['faInrI] _n. _.  
_____

finesse

  [fI'nes] _.

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ,  ɣ; 

      3) _.  ()

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2) _. 
_____

finger

  ['fINg]

    1. _n.

      1)  (, ); my fingers itch _.   
      ; by a finger's breadth -; to lay ( to put) a finger
      on smb.  -.; I had not laid a finger on him   
        ; to let slip through the fingers   

      2) _. , 

      3)  ();  ( )

      *) to lay ( to put) one's finger on smth. )  
      -.; )   ;  ,  -.; to
      turn ( to twist) smb. round one's (little) finger  ң 
      -.; not to move a finger     ; with a wet
      finger  ̣; his fingers are all thumbs   ,
      ; his fingers turned to thumbs   ; to
      have a finger in smth.   ޣ-.;   -.;
      he has a finger in the pie     ;    
      

    2. _v.

      1) ,   ( finger over)

      2) _.  ; 

      3) _.  
_____

finger-alphabet

  ['fINgr,lfbIt] _n.  
_____

finger-board

  ['fINgbO:d] _n. _. ; 
_____

finger-bowl

  ['fINgbul] _n.   (   
  )
_____

finger-end

  ['fINgrend] = finger-tip
_____

finger-flower

  ['fINg,flau] _n. _. 
_____

finger-glass

  ['fINggla:s] = finger-bowl
_____

finger-hole

  ['fINghul] _n.  ,  (  )
_____

finger-mark

  ['fINgma:k]

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2)   ()

    2. _v.   
_____

finger-nail

  ['fINgneIl] _n. 
_____

finger-plate

  ['fINgpleIt] _n.   
_____

finger-post

  ['fINgpust] _n.     
_____

finger-print

  ['fINgprInt]

    1. _n. = finger-mark 1, 2)

    2. _v.   
_____

finger-stall

  ['fINgstO:l] _n. , 
_____

finger-tip

  ['fINgtIp] _n.  

    *) to have at one's finger-tips ,    ; to one's
    finger-tips    ;   ; to arrive at one's
    finger-tips )   ;   ; )  
    
_____

fingerhold

  ['fINghuld] _n.  ; to have no ( never) more than a
  fingerhold     
_____

fingering

  I ['fINgrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  finger 2

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _.   

      3) _. 

  II ['fINgrIN] _n.   ( )
_____

finical

  ['fInIkl] _a.

    1) ;  

    2) , 

    3)  ;  
_____

finickin

  ['fInIkIn] = finical
_____

finicking

  ['fInIkIN] = finical
_____

finicky

  ['fInIkI] = finical
_____

fining

  I ['faInIN] _pres-p.  fine I, 2

  II ['faInIN]

    1. _pres-p.  fine III, 4

    2. _n. , 
_____

finis

  ['fInIs] _. _n. (. _sing.)

    1)  (   )

    2)  
_____

finish

  ['fInIS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; _. ; to be in at the finish
          (,   ..);
      _.    ; to fight to a finish  
      

      2) ; ; to lack finish  

      3) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) (); ; ; _. 

      2)  (. finish off); , 

      3)  -. ,    (. finish up);
      haven't you finished that book yet?  ݣ    ?;
      we have finished the pie    

      4) ,  (. finish off)

      5)   ; the long march has quite finished the
      troops    
_____

finished

  ['fInISt]

    1. _p-p.  finish 2

    2. _a. ; ; ; finished goods 
    ; finished manners ݣ ; finished gentleman 
    
_____

finisher

  ['fInIS] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.     

    3) _.  ;  

    4)  ( )
_____

finishing

  ['fInISIN]

    1. _pres-p.  finish 2

    2. _n. _. ; 

    3. _a. 
_____

finite

  ['faInaIt] _a.

    1) ,  ; finite risk  

    2) _.  ( )
_____

fink

  [fINk] _. _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) , 
_____

finnan

  ['fInn] _n. ޣ  (. finnan haddock)
_____

finny

  ['fInI] _a.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

fiord

  [fjO:d] _. _n. 
_____

fir

  [f:] _n. _.

    1) ; . ; Scotch Fir ; Silver Fir 

    2)  ()
_____

fir-cone

  ['f:kun] _n.  
_____

fir-needle

  ['f:,ni:dl] _n.    , 
_____

fir-tree

  ['f:tri:] = fir 1)
_____

fire

  ['faI]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to strike fire  ; to lay a fire
       ԣ;   ( ,   ..); electric
      fire    ; gas fire    ;
      it is too warm for fires  ,  ; to light (
      to make up) the fire  ; to nurse the fire 
      ; to stir the fire   ; between two fires _.
      ()  ; to blow the fire  ; _.
        ( ..)

      2) ; to catch ( to take) fire ; _. 
      (-.); to be on fire ; _.   ; to set
      fire to smth., to set smth. on fire, _. to set a fire 
      (-.)

      3) , ; _. 

      4) 

      5) , 

      6) _. , ; to be under fire  ;
      _.   ; to stand fire  
       (. _.); running fire  ; _. 
       

      *) not to set the Thames on fire ף    ; to play
      with fire   Σ; to fight fire with fire  
      

    2. _v.

      1) , ; to fire a house  

      2) ()

      3)  ()

      4) 

      5) ; 

      6)  ();  (  ..)

      7) _.  (̣ )

      8) , ,   (at, on, upon); to fire a mine
       

      9) _. 

      #) fire away ; fire away! _. !, !, !;
      fire off  ; _.  (  ..); fire out
      _. ; ; fire up 
_____

fire fighter

  ['faI,faIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) -
_____

fire wall

  ['faIwOl] _n. 
_____

fire-alarm

  ['faIr,la:m] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

fire-arm

  ['faIra:m] _n. (. _pl.)  
_____

fire-ball

  ['faIbO:l] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _.  
_____

fire-bar

  ['faIba:] _n. _. 
_____

fire-bomb

  ['faIbOm] _n.  
_____

fire-box

  ['faIbOks] _n. _.  , 
_____

fire-brand

  ['faIbrnd] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) , ; 
_____

fire-brick

  ['faIbrIk] _n.  
_____

fire-bridge

  ['faIbrId] _n. _.  ;  
_____

fire-brigade

  ['faIbrI,geId] _n.  
_____

fire-bug

  ['faIbAg] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

fire-clay

  ['faIkleI] _n.  
_____

fire-cock

  ['faIkOk] _n.  
_____

fire-company

  ['faI,kAmpnI] _n.

    1)  

    2)    
_____

fire-control

  ['faIkn,trul] _n.

    1) _.  Σ

    2) _.    
_____

fire-damp

  ['faIdmp] _n.  ,  
_____

fire-department

  ['faIdI'pa:tmnt] _n. _.  
_____

fire-dog

  ['faIdOg] = andiron
_____

fire-door

  ['faIdO:] _n. _.  
_____

fire-drill

  ['faIdrIl] _n.

    1)    

    2)    
_____

fire-eater

  ['faIr,i:t] _n.

    1)   ( )

    2) , ԣ; 
_____

fire-engine

  ['faIr,endIn] _n.

    1)  

    2) _attr.: fire-engine red - 
_____

fire-escape

  ['faIrIs,keIp] _n.

    1)  

    2)      (  ..)
_____

fire-extinguisher

  ['faIrIks,tINgwIS] _n. 
_____

fire-eyed

  ['faIraId] _a. _.   
_____

fire-glass

  ['faIgla:s] _n. ۣ  
_____

fire-grate

  ['faIgreIt] _n. _.  ۣ
_____

fire-guard

  ['faIga:d] _n.  ۣ
_____

fire-hose

  ['faIhuz] _n.  
_____

fire-insurance

  ['faIrIn,Surns] _n.   
_____

fire-irons

  ['faIr,aInz] _n. _pl.  
_____

fire-light

  ['faIlaIt] _n.   ,   ..
_____

fire-lighter

  ['faI,laIt] _n. 
_____

fire-office

  ['faIr,OfIs] _n.     
_____

fire-pan

  ['faIpn] _n. 
_____

fire-place

  ['faIpleIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

fire-plug

  ['faIplAg] _n.  , 
_____

fire-policy

  ['faI'pOlIsI] _n.  (  )
_____

fire-raising

  ['faI,reIzIN] _n. _. 
_____

fire-screen

  ['faIskri:n] _n.  
_____

fire-ship

  ['faISIp] _n. _. _. 
_____

fire-squad

  ['faIskwOd] _n.  
_____

fire-step

  ['faI'step] _n. _.   ( )
_____

fire-warden

  ['faI,wO:dn] _n.

    1)    

    2) 
_____

fire-watcher

  ['faI,wOtS] = firespotter
_____

fire-water

  ['faI,wO:t] _n. _. " " (  ..)
_____

fire-worship

  ['faI,w:SIp] _n. 
_____

firefly

  ['faIflaI] _n.  ()
_____

firelock

  ['faIlOk] _n.

    1) Σ أ

    2) Σ  
_____

fireman

  ['faImn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

fireproof

  ['faIpru:f] _a. ; 
_____

fireside

  ['faIsaId] _n.

    1)   ; by the fireside  

    2)  ,  
_____

firespotter

  ['faI'spOt] _n.   
_____

firewood

  ['faIwud] _n. ; 
_____

firework

  ['faIw:k] = fireworks 1)
_____

fireworker

  ['faI,w:k] _n. 
_____

fireworks

  ['faIw:ks] _n. _pl.

    1) 

    2)  ,   ..

    3) 
_____

firing

  ['faIrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  fire 2

    2. _n.

      1) ;    

      2) 

      3)  , 

      4) 

      5) 

      6) _. 

      7) _.  

      8)  ()

      9)  ( )
_____

firing ground

  ['faIrINgraund] _n. , 
_____

firing party

  ['faIrIN,pa:tI] _n. _.

    1) ,   

    2)  
_____

firing squad

  ['faIrINskwOd] = firing party 1)
_____

firing-line

  ['faIrINlaIn] _n. _.  ;  
_____

firkin

  ['f:kIn] _n.   (= 8-9 )
_____

firm

  I [f:m] _n. ,  

    *) long firm  

  II [f:m]

    1. _a.

      1) , ף; firm ground ; to be on firm ground
       ף   ;   

      2) ; , ; firm step ף ;
      firm prices  ; (as) firm as a rock ף 
        

      3) ; ; firm measures  

    2. _adv. ף, 

    3. _v. (); (); to firm the ground after planting
        
_____

firmament

  ['f:mmnt] _n. (. the firmament)  
_____

firman

  [f:'ma:n] _. _n.  (   ); ;
  
_____

firry

  ['f:rI] _a. ;  , 
_____

first

  [f:st]

    1. _n-ord. ; first form   ( )

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; first thing  ; I'll do it first thing
      in the morning      ; to come first
       ; they were the first to come   ; in
      the first place ;  ;   

      2) , ; ; the first scholar of the day
        ޣ  ; first violin  

      3)          
       

      *) First Commoner  (    1919 .); First Sea Lord
        ,     ();
      first water   ( ); to be on a first name
      basis with smb.     -.

    3. _n.

      1) ; at first ;   , ; at the first
      of the year   ; from the first   ; from
      first to last    

      2) (the first)  

      3) _pl.   

    4. _adv.

      1) , ; first of all  

      2) ; I first met him last year     
       

      3) , 

      *) first and last    ; first, last and all the time
      _.   ;   ; first or last 
       
_____

first cost

  ['f:stkOst] _n. 
_____

first floor

  ['f:st'flO:] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  
_____

first-aid

  ['f:steId] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2) _.  

    3) _attr.: first-aid kit _. _.  ; first-aid
    station   
_____

first-born

  ['f:stbO:n] _n. 
_____

first-chop

  ['f:st'tSOp] _a. _. 
_____

first-class

  ['f:st'kla:s]

    1. _n.  ;  

    2. _a. 

    3. _adv.

      1) _. ; to feel first-class  
      

      2): to travel first-class    ,  
_____

first-cousin

  ['f:st'kAzn] _n.  ;  
_____

first-day

  ['f:st'deI] _n.  ( )
_____

first-floor

  ['f:stflO:] _a.

    1)         

    2) _.         
_____

first-foot

  ['f:stfut] _n. _.     
_____

first-fruits

  ['f:stfru:ts] _n. _pl.   (. _.)
_____

first-hand

  ['f:st'hnd]

    1. _a.    

      *) to have first-hand knowledge   ;  
       

    2. _adv.   

    3. _n.: at first-hand   ; to see at first-hand
     
_____

first-night

  ['f:stnaIt] _n. ,  
_____

first-nighter

  [,f:st'naIt] _n. _.    
_____

first-rate

  ['f:st'reIt]

    1. _a.

      1) ;    

      2) 

    2. _adv. _. , ; to do first-rate 
_____

firstling

  ['f:stlIN] _n.

    1) (. _pl.)  

    2)  ( )
_____

firstly

  ['f:stlI] _adv. -
_____

firth

  [f:] _n.   ; ;   (.  )
_____

fiscal

  ['fIskl] _a. ; ; fiscal year  
_____

fish

  I [fIS]

    1. _n.

      1) (_pl.   .) ; . . , ; fish and
      chips    

      2) _. ; cool fish , ; odd ( queer) fish
      ; poor fish  

      3) (the Fish  Fishes)  (   )

      4) _. _. 

      5) _attr. ; fish corral   

      *) all's fish that comes to his net _.   ӣ ;
         ; to feed the fishes _. ) ;
      )   ; to have other fish to fry  
      ; to make fish of one and flesh of another   
      , ; a pretty kettle of fish! _. ӣ
      !;  !; fish story " ";
      , ; neither fish, flesh nor fowl ( good red
      herring)    ;    ӣ

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2): to fish the anchor _.  

      #) fish for )    (  ..); ) _. 
      (); ) _. , ; to fish for
      compliments (for an invitation)    (
      ); fish out _. ) ;  (
      ); ) ,  (); fish up 
      ( )

      *) to fish or cut bait _.  ,    
      

  II [fIS]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  (  );  ( )

      2) = fish-plate

    2. _v. _.  ;  

  III [fIS] _n. 
_____

fish-ball

  ['fISbO:l] _n.  
_____

fish-farming

  ['fIS,fa:mIN] _n. 
_____

fish-fork

  ['fISfO:k] _n. 
_____

fish-gig

  [fISgIg] = fizgig 3)
_____

fish-glue

  ['fISglu:] _n.  
_____

fish-hook

  ['fIShuk] _n.  
_____

fish-kettle

  ['fIS,ketl] _n. ԣ    
_____

fish-knife

  ['fISnaIf] _n.    
_____

fish-ladder

  ['fIS,ld] _n.  ( )
_____

fish-net

  ['fISnet] _a.: fish-net stockings  
_____

fish-plate

  ['fISpleIt] _n. _-. _.  
_____

fish-pond

  ['fISpOnd] _n.

    1)    , 

    2) _. 
_____

fish-pot

  ['fISpOt] _n.  ( , )
_____

fish-slice

  ['fISslaIs] _n.      
_____

fish-tackle

  ['fIS,tkl] _n.  
_____

fish-tail

  ['fISteIl]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a.    ; fish-tail wind , 
     
_____

fishbolt

  ['fISbult] _n. _. _-.  
_____

fisher

  I ['fIS] _n.

    1) _. ; 

    2)  

  II ['fIS] _n. _. _.   1  
_____

fisherman

  ['fISmn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

fishery

  ['fISrI] _n.

    1) ;  

    2)  ; 

    3) _.   
_____

fishily

  ['fISIlI] _adv. _. ; 
_____

fishing

  ['fISIN]

    1. _pres-p.  fish I, 2

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)   

      3) = fishery 2)
_____

fishing-line

  ['fISINlaIn] _n. 
_____

fishing-rod

  ['fISINrOd] _n. 
_____

fishing-tackle

  ['fISIN,tkl] _n.  
_____

fishmonger

  [fIS,mANg] _n.  
_____

fishwife

  ['fISwaIf] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

fishy

  ['fISI] _a.

    1) ; ; fishy eye  

    2)  

    3)   

    4) _. , ; fishy tale 
    
_____

fissile

  ['fIsaIl] _a.

    1) ; fissile materials  

    2)  ; 
_____

fission

  ['fISn]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. ,      

      3) _.  ԣ  

    2. _v.   . {. 1}
_____

fissionable

  ['fISnbl] _a. ,    
_____

fissure

  ['fIS] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) _.  ()

    3) _. ;  ()
_____

fist

  [fIst]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. ; give us your fist   

      3) _. ; he writes a good fist    

      4)       

      *) he made a better fist of it     ; he made a
      poor fist of it     

    2. _v.

      1) _.  

      2) . _.    (  ..)
_____

fistful

  ['fIstful] _n. ()  (-.); 
_____

fistic

  ['fIstIk] _a. _. 
_____

fisticuff

  ['fIstIkAf]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _pl.  

    2. _v.    
_____

fistula

  ['fIstjul] _n. _. , 
_____

fit

  I [fIt] _n.

    1) , , ; fit of apoplexy , 

    2) _pl. , ; ; to scream oneself into fits
     

    3) , ; a fit of energy  

    *) to give smb. a fit ( fits) _. , , 
    -.; to throw a fit _. ) ;  ;
    ) _. ; to knock ( to beat) smb. into fits
     ,  -.; by fits and starts ,
    

  II [fIt]

    1. _n.

      1) _. , 

      2): to be a good (bad) fit  ()  (   ..)

    2. _a.

      1) , ; ; ; fit time
      and place    ; the food here isn't fit to eat
         

      2) ; ; I am not fit to be seen   
      ; it is not fit  ; do as you think fit ,
        

      3) , ; fit to die of shame    ;
      I am fit for another mile    ݣ 

      4)   ,    ( ); ,
      ; to feel ( to keep) fit    

      *) (as) fit as a fiddle )  ; )  
      ; )   

    3. _v.

      1) , ,  ; , 
      ; the coat fits well   

      2) (); (); to fit oneself to new
      duties     

      3) , 

      4)  (with)

      5) _. _.  (   )

      #) fit in ) (); (); ;
      ) ; ) ; ; fit on , ;
      fit out ) ,  , ;
      ) _. ,   ; fit up
      ) ; ) ; ; the hotel is fitted up with
      all modern conveniences    () ;
      ) , 

      *) to fit like a glove    ; to fit like a ball of wax
      , ; to fit the bill   
_____

fit-out

  ['fIt'aut] _n. _. ; ; 
_____

fitch

  [fItS] _n.

    1)  

    2) ݣ,    
_____

fitchew

  ['fItSu:] _n.

    1) ң

    2) = fitch 1)
_____

fitful

  ['fItful] _a. ; , ; fitful energy
    ; fitful gleams  ; fitful
  wind  
_____

fitment

  ['fItmnt] _n.

    1)  

    2) (. _pl.) ; 
_____

fitness

  ['fItnIs] _n. , 
_____

fitter

  ['fIt] _n.

    1) -, ԣ, 

    2) ,  ,   ..
_____

fitting

  ['fItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  fit II, 3

    2. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) , , 

      3) _pl. _. ; 

      4) _pl. _.  

    3. _a. , , 
_____

fitting-room

  ['fItINrum] _n. 
_____

fitting-shop

  ['fItINSOp] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

five

  [faIv]

    1. _n-card. 

    2. _n.

      1) ԣ

      2) _pl.   ( ,   ..)

      3)        

      4)      ( , )

      *) time is now five minutes to twelve )   ;
      )   ģ
_____

five-day

  ['faIvdeI] _a. 
_____

five-finger

  ['faIv,fINg] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  

    3) _attr. , 
_____

five-o'clock tea

  ['faIvklOk'ti:] _n.  (     )
_____

five-year

  ['faIv'j:] _a. ; five-year plan  
_____

fivefold

  ['faIvfuld]

    1. _a. 

    2. _adv. ;   
_____

fiver

  ['faIv] _n. _. ԣ (     )
_____

fives

  [faIvz] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.)    
_____

fivescore

  ['faIvskO:] _n. , 
_____

fix

  [fIks]

    1. _v.

      1) , , 

      2) ; 

      3) ,  (,   ..)

      4)  ();  (, , on,
      upon - ); to fix one's eyes on smth.   
      ޣ-.;   , 

      5) _. , 

      6) , , 

      7) _. , 

      8) , 

      9) ; to fix oneself in a place , 
      -.

      10)   

      11) ,  (-.)    
       

      12) _. , 

      13) _. _. .    ,
         ,   .., .: to
      fix a broken lock   ; to fix a coat 
      ; to fix breakfast  ; to fix one's hair
       ޣ  ; to fix the fire    ..

      #) fix on ,   ޣ-.; fix up _.
      ) ,  ; ) ; ) ; 
      ; ) ;   ; ;
      ; ) ; ; fix upon = fix on

    2. _n.

      1) _. ;  ; to get into a terrible
      fix    ; in the same fix  
      ֣ 

      2) ; to take a fix  ϣ  
      

      3) _. out of fix  ;   

      4)  
_____

fixation

  [fIk'seISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) ,  ( -.)
_____

fixative

  ['fIkstIv]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

fixature

  ['fIkstS] _n. 
_____

fixed

  [fIkst]

    1. _p-p.  fix 1

    2. _a.

      1) , ; ̣; ; with fixed
      bayonets   

      2) , ף; fixed prices ף 

      3) ; fixed fact _.  

      4) ; fixed idea  

      5) _. _. , 

      6) _. ; ; fixed capital  ; well
      fixed _. , 
_____

fixedly

  ['fIksIdlI] _adv.

    1) ;  

    2) ף, , 
_____

fixedness

  ['fIksIdnIs] _n.

    1) ; ̣

    2) 
_____

fixer

  ['fIks] _n.

    1) 

    2) -

    3) _. _. _. ,   
     
_____

fixings

  ['fIksINz] _n. _pl. _.

    1) , , 

    2)  ()

    3) _. 
_____

fixity

  ['fIksItI] _n.

    1) ; fixity of look  

    2) , 

    3) _. 
_____

fixture

  ['fIksttS] _n.

    1) ; , ; 

    2) 

    3) _.   (-. )

    4) _.  , Σ  

    5) _.   ,    -. ;
    our guest seems to become a fixture     

    6) ,     
_____

fizgig

  ['fIzgIg] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  ()

    3) , 
_____

fizz

  [fIz]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. ;  

      3) 

    2. _v.

      1) , ,  ( )

      2) 
_____

fizzle

  ['fIzl]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _. , 

    2. _v.  ; fizzle out ; _.  
_____

fizzy

  ['fIzI] _. , 
_____

flabbergast

  ['flbga:st] _v. _. , 
_____

flabby

  ['flbI] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) , 
_____

flaccid

  ['flksId] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) , ; 
_____

flag

  I [flg]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; flag of truce ԣ 

      2)  (  )

      3) _.   

      *) to lower ( to strike) flag _. ; to hoist (to
      strike) one's flag _.  () 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  

      #) flag down _.    
       

  II [flg] _n. _. 

  III [flg]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( ); 

      2) _pl.   

    2. _v.  

  IV [flg] _v.

    1) , 

    2) , ; our conversation was flagging  
     
_____

flag-captain

  ['flg'kptIn] _n.   
_____

flag-day

  ['flgdeI] _n.       
   
_____

Flag Day

  ['flgdeI] _n. _. 14  -    
   (1777 .)
_____

flag-officer

  ['flg,OfIs] _n. _.

    1) ; -; -

    2) 
_____

flag-station

  ['flg'steISn] _n. ,     
  
_____

flag-wagging

  ['flg,wgIN] _n.

    1) _. _.  

    2) _.  
_____

flagellant

  ['fldIlnt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ,  
_____

flagellate

  ['fldeleIt] _v. , 
_____

flagellation

  [,flde'leISn] _n. ; 
_____

flageolet

  [,fldu'let] _n. _. 
_____

flagging

  I ['flgIN]

    1. _pres-p.  flag III, 2

    2. _n.   ;   

  II ['flgIN]

    1. _pres-p.  flag IV

    2. _a. , 

  III ['flgIN] _pres-p.  flag I, 2
_____

flagitious

  [fl'dISs] _a. ; , 
_____

flagman

  ['flgmn] _n. 
_____

flagon

  ['flgn] _n.       
_____

flagpole

  ['flgpul] = flagstaff
_____

flagrant

  ['fleIgrnt] _a.

    1) , ; ; 

    2) ,  (   ..)
_____

flagship

  ['flgSIp] _n.  , 
_____

flagstaff

  ['flgsta:f] _n. 
_____

flagstone

  ['flgstun] = flag III, 1, 1)
_____

flail

  [fleIl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _attr.: flail tank _. -

    2. _v. 
_____

flair

  [flE] _n. _.

    1) , أ

    2) , 
_____

flak

  [flk] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

flake

  I [fleIk]

    1. _n.

      1) _pl. ; flake of snow 

      2) , 

      3) 

    2. _v.

      1) , () 

      2) ,  (. flake away, flake off)

  II [fleIk] _n.

    1)   

    2) _.     

    3) _.  ()
_____

flaky

  ['fleIkI] _a.

    1)   

    2) , 
_____

flam

  [flm]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ; 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) 
_____

flambeau

  ['flmbu] _n. _. (_pl. -eaus ['flmbuz], -eaux) 
_____

flamboyant

  [flm'bOInt]

    1. _n. - 

    2. _a.

      1) , ;  

      2) _. "" (    )
_____

flame

  [fleIm]

    1. _n.

      1) ; the flames ; to burst into flame(s) 
      ; to commit to the flames ; in flames , 
      ; the flames of sunset  

      2)  

      3) , ; to fan the flame  

      4) _.  ; an old flame of his   

    2. _v.

      1) , , 

      2) , ; her face flamed with excitement ţ 
        

      #) flame out, flame up ) , ; ) 
_____

flame-thrower

  ['fleIm,ru] _n. ͣ
_____

flaming

  ['fleImIN]

    1. _pres-p.  flame 2

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3)  

      4) , 

      5) _. 
_____

flamingo

  [fl'mINgu] _n. (_pl. -os, -oes [fl'mINguz]) _. 
_____

flammable

  ['flmbl] _n. ; 
_____

flamy

  ['fleImI] _a. , 
_____

flan

  [fln] _n. _.

    1)    ,   ..

    2)    
_____

flange

  [flnd]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ; 

      2) _-.  ()

      3) , , 

    2. _v. _. ,  
_____

flank

  [flNk]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  (  )

      3)  ()

      4) _. 

      5)  ()

      6) _attr. _. ; flank file  

    2. _v.

      1)     ,  

      2)    

      3)   

      4) ;   Σ

      5)  (on - ); 
_____

flanker

  ['flNk] _n. _. _. ; ,   
_____

flannel

  ['flnl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  (.    ..)

      3) _pl.   (. );  ;
       أ

    2. _a. ; flannel cake _.  У

    3. _v.

      1)  

      2) _.  ()
_____

flannelette

  [,flnl'et] _n. _. 
_____

flannelled

  ['flnld]

    1. _p-p.  flannel 3

    2. _a.    
_____

flap

  [flp]

    1. _n.

      1) -., ̣   ,  
        

      2) ,   

      3)  ,    ..

      4) , ; 

      5)  ( )

      6)  ()

      7) 

      8)   ()

      9)    ()

      10) _. , , 

      11)  ()

      12) _. ; 

      13) _. , ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  ()

      2) ; (); (); the wind flaps the sails
        

      3) , ̣; ;  (Σ); to flap flies away
        (  ..)

      4) 

      5) _.   ; , 

      *) to flap one's mouth, to flap about , 
_____

flap-eared

  ['flpId] _a. 
_____

flapdoodle

  ['flp,du:dl] _n. _. , 
_____

flapjack

  ['flpdk] _n.

    1) , , У

    2)  
_____

flapper

  ['flp] _n.

    1)  ( );  ( );  ( )

    2) 

    3) , 

    4)  (,   ..)

    5) ;  ԣ

    6) _. _. -
_____

flare

  [flE]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  , ; ; 

      2)    

      3)  

      4)  ;  

      5)  (  ..)

    2. _v.

      1)   (. flare up);  

      2)  ,  ;  ( )

      3) (); 

      4) ,  

      5) _. ,    (. flare up)

      #) flare up ) ; )  , 
_____

flare-up

  ['flEr'Ap] _n.

    1)  (. _.    ..);  

    2)  
_____

flared skirt

  ['flEdsk:t] _n. -̣
_____

flaring

  ['flErIN]

    1. _pres-p.  flare 2

    2. _a.

      1) ,  

      2)   ; , 

      3) 

      4)  ,  
_____

flash

  [flS]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; a flash of lightning  

      2)  (); flash of hope  

      3)    , ; in a flash   ,
        

      4) _. ,  

      5) _.  , 

      6) _. "  ",    
      (   ޣ); bulletin flash   
       (  )

      7) _.   ()

      *) a flash in the pan ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ; ;  , ; his eyes flashed
      fire    ; to flash a look ( a glance, one's
      eyes) at   ; his old art flashed out occasionally
           

      2)  , ; ; the train flashed
      past  Σ 

      3) ,   ;  ( ); the idea flashed
      across ( into, through) my mind, the idea flashed upon me 
       

      4)   ,   .. ()

      5) _.   , ; 
_____

flash burn

  ['flSb:n] _n. ,   
_____

flash-house

  ['flShaus] _n. _. 
_____

flash-light

  ['flSlaIt] _n.

    1)  ;   

    2)  ,   ( ,  
    ..)

    3) _.  

    4)   

    5) _attr.: flash-light photograph    
_____

flash-point

  ['flSpOInt] _n.  ,  
_____

flashback

  ['flSbk] _n.

    1)   , , 

    2) _.  ;  ,  ,
        (    ..)
_____

flashing

  ['flSIN]

    1. _pres-p.  flash 2

    2. _n.

      1)   . {. flash 2}

      2) _.  
_____

flashy

  ['flSI] = flash 2, 1)  2)
_____

flask

  [fla:sk] _n.

    1) ; ; ; , ; 

    2) 

    3) ԣ    

    4) _. 
_____

flasket

  ['fla:skIt] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

flat

  I [flt]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ; the flat of the hand ; on
      the flat _.  ,   

      2) , ; ;  

      3)   

      4) , 

      5) _pl.   

      6) _. 

      7) _. _.  

      8) _. 

      9) _. 

      10) _. 

      11) = flat-car

      12) _.  

      13) _. ϣ 

      *) to join the flats    , 

    2. _a.

      1) , ; ԣ   ; a flat roof 
      ; the storm left the oats flat   ( ) ף;
      flat hand    ; flat nose  

      2) , ; flat ground  ޣ 

      3) , , ; life is very flat in your town
        ,    

      4) , ; ; ; ;
      ; to fall flat    {. . 3,
      1)}

      5) _. ̣,  ( )

      6) ף, ; flat rate   (, 
       ..)

      7)  (   ..); ;  (
         ..)

      8)  ( )

      9) , ; that's flat   ()

      10) _. ; , , 

      11) _.  ( )

      12) _.  ( );  ( )

      *) flat race   

    3. _adv.

      1) ; , ; to fall flat   {. . 2,
      4)}

      2) ,  ; to go flat against orders   
      

      3) ,  ; 

    4. _v. _.    , 

  II [flt] _n.

    1)  (   )

    2) _pl.    
_____

flat-boat

  ['fltbut] _n. 
_____

flat-broke

  ['fltbruk] _a. _. ң , 
_____

flat-car

  ['fltka:] _n. _. _-. -
_____

flat-fish

  ['fltfIS] _n.   (  ..)
_____

flat-foot

  ['fltfut] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 

    3) _. ; 

    4) _. , 
_____

flat-footed

  ['flt'futId] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) _. _. , ף; he came out flat-footed for the
    measure  ,    

    3) _. ; 
_____

flat-iron

  ['flt,aIn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

flat-out

  ['flt'aut] _adv. _.

    1)   

    2)  
_____

flatlet

  ['fltlIt] _n.  
_____

flatly

  ['fltlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) ; to refuse flatly  ()
_____

flatness

  ['fltnIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ; 

    4) , 

    5) _.  ()
_____

flatten

  ['fltn] _v.

    1) () , ; , 

    2)  ( , )

    3) ,   ( , )

    4)  , 

    5)  

    6) _.   

    7)  ,   ; 

    #) flatten out ) , ; )  (̣);
    )   ,  
_____

flatter

  I ['flt] _v.

    1) 

    2): to flatter oneself that  ,   (); I
    flatter myself that  , 

    3) ;  ; the portrait flatters
    him    

    4)  ;  (, )

  II ['flt] _n. _.  
_____

flatterer

  ['fltr] _n. 
_____

flattering

  ['fltrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  flatter I

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

flattery

  ['fltrI] _n. 
_____

flatting

  ['fltIN]

    1. _pres-p.  flat I, 4

    2. _n. _.

      1) ; 

      2) _attr.: flatting mill  
_____

flattop

  ['flttOp] _n. _. _. 
_____

flatty

  ['fltI] . flat-foot 2), 3)  4)
_____

flatulence

  ['fltjulns] _n.

    1) _.  , 

    2) , 
_____

flatulency

  ['fltjulnsI] _n.

    1) _.  , 

    2) , 
_____

flatulent

  ['fltjulnt] _a.

    1) _.   ( )

    2) _.   

    3) , ; 
_____

flatware

  ['fltwE] _n.

    1)   (,   )

    2)    
_____

flatways

  ['fltweIz] _adv. 
_____

flatwise

  ['fltwaIz] _adv. 
_____

flaunt

  [flO:nt] _v.

    1)   ( ͣ)

    2)  () , ; 
_____

flautist

  ['flO:tIst] _n. 
_____

flavin

  ['fleIvIn] _n. ֣ 
_____

flavor

  ['fleIv] _. = flavour
_____

flavorless

  ['fleIvlIs] _. = flavourless
_____

flavour

  ['fleIv]

    1. _n.

      1)  (. );  ()

      2) , 

      3) ; ; there is a flavour of romance in the affair
          - 

    2. _v. ;  , ; _.  ,
    
_____

flavourless

  ['fleIvlIs] _a.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

flaw

  I [flO:]

    1. _n.

      1) , ,  ( ,   ..)

      2)  ()

      3) , , , ; a flaw in an argument 
        

      4) _. ,  ( ,    ..)

    2. _v.

      1)  ; ; (); ;
      

      2) _.  

  II [flO:] _n. _.  ; 
_____

flawless

  ['flO:lIs] _a.  , 
_____

flawy

  ['flO:I] _a.  ,   . {. flaw I, 1}
_____

flax

  [flks] _n.

    1) ̣

    2) 
_____

flax-seed

  ['flkssi:d] _n.  
_____

flaxen

  ['flksn] _a.

    1) 

    2) -֣,  (  )
_____

flaxy

  ['flksI] _a.

    1) 

    2)   ̣
_____

flay

  [fleI] _v.

    1)  , 

    2) ,  ,    ..

    3) , ;  

    4)  
_____

flay-flint

  ['fleIflInt] _n. ; 
_____

flea

  [fli:] _n. 

    *) a flea in one's ear )  , ; ) ;
    )  ; to send smb. away with a flea in his ear 
    -. ݣ;    -.,  -.
_____

flea-bag

  ['fli:bg] _n. _.  
_____

flea-bane

  ['fli:beIn] _n. _.  
_____

flea-bite

  ['fli:baIt] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ,    

    3)      
_____

flea-bitten

  ['fli:,bItn] _a.

    1)  

    2)  ( )

    3) _. ; 
_____

flea-pit

  ['fli:pIt] _n. _.

    1) ,  ; , ""

    2) ۣ 
_____

fleam

  [fli:m] _n. 
_____

fleck

  [flek]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; flecks of sunlight  

      2) 

      3) ; a fleck of dust 

    2. _v.  , 
_____

flecker

  ['flek] _v. 
_____

flection

  ['flekSn] = flexion
_____

fled

  I [fled] _p.  _p-p.  flee

  II [fled] _p.  _p-p.  fly II, 2, 8)
_____

fledge

  [fled] _v.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)  ()

    4)     ()
_____

fledged

  [fledd]

    1. _p-p.  fledge

    2. _a. ;   ( ); a fully fledged
    engineer _.  
_____

fledgeling

  ['fledlIn] _n.

    1)  

    2) £;  
_____

fledgling

  ['fledlIn] _n.

    1)  

    2) £;  
_____

flee

  [fli:] _v. (fled)

    1) ,   (from; out of; away)

    2) 

    3) (. _p.  _p-p.) , ; the clouds fled before the
    wind   
_____

fleece

  [fli:s]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  

      2)    

      3)  

      4) _. ޣ, 

    2. _v.

      1) _.  

      2) ,  (); he was fleeced of his money 
        

      3)   
_____

fleecy

  ['fli:sI] _a.

    1)  

    2) ; fleecy cloud  ; fleecy hair 
    
_____

fleer

  [flI]

    1. _n.  ; 

    2. _v.  ; ;  
_____

fleet

  I [fli:t] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; fleet of whalers  

    3)  (,   ..)

  II [fli:t]

    1. _a.

      1) ; fleet glance  

      2) _. 

      3)  ( )

    2. _adv. _. 

    3. _v.

      1)   

      2)  , 
_____

fleet-footed

  ['fli:t'futId] _a. 
_____

fleeting

  ['fli:tIN]

    1. _pres-p.  fleet II, 3

    2. _a. , ̣, ; fleeting impression
     
_____

flench

  [flentS] = flense
_____

flense

  [flenz] _v.  (, );  
_____

flesh

  [fleS]

    1. _n.

      1) () ; wolves live on flesh   

      2) , ; flesh and blood   ;  ;
       ; one's own flesh and blood   
      ,  , . , ӣ; all flesh ӣ ; in the
      flesh ,  

      3) ; in flesh  , ; to lose flesh ; to make
      ( to gain) flesh, to put on flesh 

      4) ,  ()

      5) 

    2. _v.

      1)  (,   )  

      2)    ()

      3)  ; 

      4) 

      5) _. 

      6) 
_____

flesh tights

  ['fleStaIts] = fleshings
_____

flesh-coloured

  ['fleS,kAld] _n.  
_____

flesh-fly

  ['fleSflaI] _n.  
_____

flesh-pot

  ['flSpOt] _n. ԣ   

    *) flesh-pots (of Egypt) _. ) ,  ,
     ; )  
_____

flesh-wound

  ['fleSwu:nd] _n.  
_____

fleshings

  ['fleSINz] _n. _pl.    ( )
_____

fleshly

  ['fleSlI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

fleshy

  ['fleSI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

fleur-de-lis

  [fl:d'li:] _n. _. (_pl. fleurs-de-lis)

    1) _. 

    2)   (.    )
_____

fleur-de-luce

  ['fl:d'lu:s] _. _. = fleur-de-lis
_____

flew

  [flu:] _p.  fly II, 2
_____

flews

  [flu:z] _n. _pl.   ( -  ..)
_____

flex

  [fleks]

    1. _n. _.  

    2. _v. , 
_____

flexible

  ['fleksbl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

flexile

  ['fleksIl] _. = flexible
_____

flexion

  ['flekSn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. _. 

    3) _. 

    4) _. ,  (, )
_____

flexor

  ['fleks] _n.  
_____

flexure

  ['flekS] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; ; ; , , 

    3) = flexion 4)

    4) _.  (    )
_____

flibbertigibbet

  ['flIbtI'dIbIt] _n.

    1)   ģ ;   ף
    

    2) (); ; 
_____

flick

  [flIk]

    1. _n.

      1) ̣  (,   ..)

      2)  

      3) _pl. _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2)    (-.) ̣    ( 
      ,   ..; . flick off, flick away)

      3) _. 

      #) flick out  , 
_____

flicker

  I ['flIk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3)  

      4) _pl. _. , 

    2. _v.

      1) ; a faint hope still flickered in her breast 
       ӣ ݣ   ţ 

      2) ; 

      3) ,  

  II ['flIk] _n. _. 
_____

flickering

  ['flIkrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  flicker I, 2

    2. _a. , ; the flickering tongue of a snake
      ; flickering shadows  
_____

flier

  ['flaI] = flyer
_____

flight

  I [flaIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ̣ (. _.); birds in flight   ̣; to take (
      to wing) one's flight ; a flight of fancy ( imagination)
      ̣ ; a flight of wit  

      2) ̣

      3)  ̣, ̣

      4) _. 

      5)  ()

      6)  (,   ..); 

      7)  (̣)

      8) _.  ()

      9)   ()

      10)   ( )

      11)  ; ̣ 

      12)   ( )

      13) _attr.: flight path )  ̣ (̣); ) _.
       ̣; flight book _.  

      *) in the first flight   ,  ; 
       

    2. _v.  ̣;  (  )

  II [flaIt] _n. ,  ; ; to seek safety in
  flight  ; to put to flight   ; to take
  (to) flight   
_____

flight-deck

  ['flaItdek] _n. _.

    1) ̣  ( )

    2)   
_____

flight-lieutenant

  ['flaItlef'tennt] _n.   ( )
_____

flight-shot

  ['flaItSOt] _n.

    1)  ̣ 

    2)  ̣
_____

flighty

  ['flaItI] _a. , ; , 
_____

flim-flam

  ['flImflm] _.

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ,  

    2. _v. , 
_____

flimsy

  ['flImzI]

    1. _n.

      1)     ( )

      2) _. , ""

      3) _. 

    2. _a.

      1) ̣,  ( )

      2) , 

      3) , ; flimsy argument  
_____

flinch

  I [flIntS] _v.

    1)  ( ); 

    2) ,  (from -   ,  
     ..)

  II [flIntS] = flense
_____

flinders

  ['flIndz] _n. _pl. ; , ; to break ( to fly) in
  flinders  
_____

fling

  [flIN]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ,    

      3) _. ,  

      4) ӣ ; to have one's fling _. ,
      

      *) the Highland fling   ; at one fling 
      , ; to have a fling at smb.   -. ޣ; to
      have a fling at smth. ,  -., in full fling
        

    2. _v. (flung)

      1) (), (), (); to fling a stone at smb.
         -.; to fling out of a room  
      ; to fling oneself into the saddle   ; to fling
      oneself into a chair   ; to fling smth. in smb.'s
      teeth  -.   (ң  ..)

      2)  ,   (  ..); to fling
      one's arms round smb.'s neck  -.  ; to fling open
      ,  

      3)  ( )

      4)  (, , ); the flowers fling their
      fragrance around   

      5)   (into - ); to fling oneself into an
      undertaking     -. 

      #) fling about ; to fling one's arms about 
      ; fling aside , ; fling away
      ) ; ) ; )  ; fling down
      )   ; ) ; fling off )  ;
      ) , ; the horse flung his rider off 
       ; )  ; to fling off one's pursuers
        ; fling on , ; to fling
      one's clothes on   ; fling out ) 
      (  ..); )  ( ); fling to ; fling
      up: to fling one's arms up  ; fling upon: to fling
      oneself upon smb.'s mercy    -.

      *) to fling up one's heels ,  
_____

flint

  [flInt] _n.

    1) ; Σ 

    2) -.  ף  ֣  ; a heart of flint
     

    *) to wring water from a flint  
_____

flint-glass

  ['flInt'gla:s] _n. 
_____

flint-hearted

  ['flInt'ha:tId] _a. 
_____

flint-lock

  ['flIntlOk] _n. _.

    1)  Σ 

    2) Σ أ
_____

flint-paper

  ['flInt,peIp] _n.  
_____

flinty

  ['flIntI] _a.

    1) , Σ

    2) , ף  
_____

flip

  I [flIp]

    1. _n.

      1) , ̣ 

      2) _. () ̣  ̣

      3) _attr.: the flip side _.   ()

    2. _v.

      1) ݣ,  

      2) ,  (    ..)

      3) ; to flip a nickel _.  

  II [flIp] _n.    ݣ   
_____

flip-flap

  ['flIpflp] _n.

    1)  

    2) -

    3)  ; 

    4)  ( )

    5) _.   ( )
_____

flippancy

  ['flIpnsI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

flippant

  ['flIpnt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

flipper

  ['flIp] _n.

    1) _. ,  ; ; _pl.  ()

    2) _. 

    3) _. 
_____

flirt

  [fl:t]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (with)

      2) ,  ; he flirted with the
      idea of dropping the cards    ,  ()
         

      3)  ()  ; to flirt a fan  
_____

flirtation

  [fl:'teISn] _n. 
_____

flirty

  ['fl:tI] _a.  , 
_____

flit

  [flIt]

    1. _n.   (.   )

    2. _v.

      1) , ; to flit past ; recollections flit
      through one's mind    

      2)     (about)

      3)     (.   )
_____

flitch

  [flItS] _n.

    1)   ޣ  

    2)  

    3) _. 
_____

flitter

  ['flIt] _v. , ;  
_____

flivver

  ['flIv] _n. _. _.

    1) ۣ 

    2) -. , ۣ, 

    3) , 
_____

float

  [flut]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) ; 

      3)  

      4)  ( )

      5)   (  ..)

      6) ,  ()

      7) _. 

      8)  ( )

      9) ( _pl.) _. 

      10) 

      11)    ̣,   ,
        . 

      12)  ()

      13) = floater 2)

      *) on the float  

    2. _v.

      1) ; ;    

      2)    

      3)    ( )

      4) ; to float in the mind   ; to float
      before the eyes   

      5) , 

      6)   ;   

      7)  ()

      8)    ( , )

      9) ,  (, )

      10) _.     

      11)  ()

      12) _.  

      13)   
_____

floatable

  ['flutbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

floatage

  ['flutId] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ,  ;    

    3)   
_____

floatation

  [flu'teISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  

    3) _. 
_____

floater

  ['flut] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. ,    

    *) to make a floater  , 
_____

floating

  ['flutIN]

    1. _pres-p.  float 2

    2. _a.

      1) , ; floating cargo  ; floating light
      _.   ; floating piston , 
      

      2) ; floating population  

      3) _. ; floating kidney  

      *) floating rate (of exchange) _.   
      ; floating debt  ;  
_____

floating bridge

  ['flutIN'brId] _n.    
_____

floating earth

  ['flutIN':] _n. 
_____

float-plane

  ['flutpleIn] _n.  ̣
_____

floaty

  ['flutI] _a.

    1) 

    2) ̣
_____

flocculate

  ['flOkjuleIt] _v. _.  , 
_____

flock

  I [flOk] _n.

    1) ; ;  ()

    2) _pl.    ޣ

  II [flOk]

    1. _n.

      1)  (. );  (. ); flocks and herds  
       ; the flower of the flock _. ,  

      2) ; ; to come in flocks  

      3) _. 

    2. _v. ;  ; the children flocked round their
    teacher   
_____

floe

  [flu] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

flog

  [flOg] _v.

    1) , , 

    2)   ̣

    3) _.    -. - 

    #) flog along  ; flog into ,  (
    );   ( -.); flog out  ( 
    ..; of)

    *) to flog a dead horse   ;   
_____

flogging

  ['flOgIN]

    1. _pres-p.  flog

    2. _n. ,  
_____

flood

  [flAd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; , ; the Flood,
      Noah's Flood _.   (. _.)

      2) ; ߣ 

      3) , ; a flood of words  ; a flood of tears
      ,  ̣; a flood of light  ; a flood of anger
       

      4) _. _. , , 

      *) at the flood  ,  

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  (  );   ; the river is
      flooded by the rains    

      3) ,  

      4) _.   
_____

flood-gate

  ['flAdgeIt] _n. ,  ,  

    *) to open the flood-gates )   (-.); ) ,
     
_____

floodlight

  ['flAdlaIt]

    1. _n. (. _pl.) ( )

    2. _v.  
_____

floor

  [flO:]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ,  

      2)    () ; floor of the House
           

      3)    ; to have ( to take) the floor
      ,  ; to get the floor  ; a question
      from the floor   

      4) ; ; third floor ף ; _.  

      5) 

      6)  (, )

      7)   (. )

      8) 

      9)  ; to go on the floor    (
      ); to be on the floor   

      10) _attr.: floor exercise  ; floor space 
      

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)   ;   

      3) _. ,  ( -.); to floor the question
         

      4) _. , ,  ; the question
      floored him     

      5) _.    (,   )
_____

floor show

  ['flO:Su] _n.    (   ..)
_____

floor-cloth

  ['flO:klO] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

floor-lamp

  ['flO:lmp] _n. 
_____

floorer

  ['flO:r] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  ; ֣ ; 
    ;  
_____

flooring

  ['flO:rIN]

    1. _pres-p.  floor 2

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  

      3) _.  
_____

floorwalker

  ['flO:,wO:k] _n.   
_____

floosie

  ['flu:zI] _n. _. 
_____

floozie

  ['flu:zI] _n. _. 
_____

floozy

  ['flu:zI] _n. _. 
_____

flop

  [flOp]

    1. _n.

      1) ̣

      2) _. ; to go flop  ,  

      3) _. _.    

      4) _. _. ,     
      ,  

    2. _v.

      1) ̣; ; he flopped down on his knees and begged
      for mercy        

      2) ; (); the fish flopped about in the boat  
       

      3)  

      4) _. ,  (  _. ;
       flop over)

      5) _.  , 

      6)  ( )

      7) _.  ( );  

    3. _adv.: to fall flop into the water   

    4. _int. ̣!
_____

flophouse

  ['flOphaus] _n. _. _. 
_____

floppy

  ['flOpI] _a.

    1)  

    2) ,  ( );  ( )
_____

flora

  ['flO:r] _n. (_pl. -ae, -as ['flO:rz]) 
_____

florae

  ['flO:ri:] _pl.  flora
_____

floral

  ['flO:rl] _a.

    1) 

    2)   , 
_____

florescence

  [flO:'resns] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) _. 
_____

floret

  ['flO:rIt] _n.

    1) _. ,  (  )

    2)  
_____

floriated

  ['flO:rIeItId] _a.   
_____

floriculture

  ['flO:rIkAltS] _n. 
_____

florid

  ['flOrId] _a.

    1) , ; florid style  

    2) ,  ( )

    3)  ( )
_____

florin

  ['flOrIn] _n.  (   )
_____

florist

  ['flOrIst] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

floruit

  ['flO:ruIt] _. _n.    
_____

floss

  [flOs] _n. ۣ-
_____

flossy

  ['flOsI] _a. 
_____

flotage

  ['flutId] = floatage
_____

flotation

  [flu'teISn] = floatation
_____

flotilla

  [flu'tIl] _n. _.  (.  )
_____

flotsam

  ['flOtsm] _n.      ; 
  

    *) flotsam and jetsam )  ; )  ;
    ) ; ;  
_____

flounce

  I [flauns]

    1. _n.   

    2. _v. , ;   (. flounce away,
    flounce out, flounce about, flounce down, flounce up); to flounce out
    of the room    

  II [flauns]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

flounder

  I ['flaund] _v.

    1) ;   

    2)  ( ); to flounder through a speech  
     (.,   )

  II ['flaund] _n.  
_____

flour

  ['flau]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ; 

      3) _attr.: flour paste 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) _. , 
_____

flourish

  ['flArIS]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3)  

      4) ; flourish of trumpets ; _.  
      (-.);  ;   ( 
      -.  ..)

    2. _v.

      1)  ; 

      2) , ;   

      3) ,  ( ̣ ); Socrates flourished
      about 400 B. C.     IV .   

      4)  (-.)

      5) _.  

      6)   

      7)  
_____

flourishing

  ['flArISIN]

    1. _pres-p.  flourish 2

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 
_____

floury

  ['flaurI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  
_____

flout

  [flaut] _v.

    1) ; ; to flout smb.'s advice  -.
    

    2) _. , ,  (at - )
_____

flow

  [flu]

    1. _n.

      1) , , 

      2) ; the tide is on the flow  

      3) ; flow of spirits 

      4)  (, )

      5) _.  

      6) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) , , ;       (
      ,   ..)

      2) 

      3) ,  (from)

      4) ;  ; _. ; gold flows from
      the country     

      5) _.  (with)
_____

flow sheet

  ['fluSi:t] _n.   
_____

flower

  ['flau]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  

      2) ; ; in flower  ; to come to full flower
        ; in the flower of one's age   

      3) , ,   (-.)

      4) _pl. _. ,   ; 

      5) _. 

      6): flowers of speech   ;  _. 
      

      7) _attr.: flower children _. _. 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)   
_____

flower-de-luce

  [,flaud'lu:s] = fleur-de-lis
_____

flower-garden

  ['flau,ga:dn] _n. 
_____

flower-girl

  ['flaug:l] _n. ,  
_____

flower-piece

  ['flaupi:s] _n. _.    
_____

flower-show

  ['flauSu] _n.  
_____

flowerbed

  ['flaubed] _n. 
_____

flowered

  ['flaud]

    1. _p-p.  flower 2

    2. _a.   ; flowered silk  ۣ
_____

floweret

  ['flaurIt] _n. _. 
_____

flowering

  ['flaurIN]

    1. _pres-p.  flower 2

    2. _n. ; 

    3. _a. ,  
_____

flowerpot

  ['flaupOt] _n.  
_____

flowery

  ['flaurI] _a.

    1)  

    2)  (   ..)
_____

flowing

  ['fluIN]

    1. _pres-p.  flow 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; flowing tide ; _. -. ,
      ; flowing waters  

      2) ,  ( )

      3)  ( , )

      4) ; flowing draperies   
      
_____

flown

  [flun] _p-p.  fly II, 2
_____

flu

  [flu:] _n. _. 
_____

flubdub

  ['flAbdAb] _. = flapdoodle
_____

fluctuate

  ['flAktjueIt] _v. ; ;  , 
_____

fluctuation

  [,flAktju'eISn] _n. ; ; , ;
  fluctuations of temperature  
_____

flue

  I [flu:] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.   ()

  II [flu:] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ( )

  III [flu:] _n.   

  IV [flu:] = fluke II, 1)  2)

  V [flu:] = flu
_____

fluency

  ['flu:nsI] _n. ;  ()
_____

fluent

  ['flu:nt]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ;  ( ); to speak fluent English
        -

      2)  ; a fluent speaker  

      3)    (   ..); fluent phrases 
      

      4) , 

    2. _n. _.  ; 
_____

fluently

  ['flu:ntlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2)  ( )
_____

fluey

  ['flu:I] _a. ,  
_____

fluff

  [flAf]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ; to make a fluff _.  

      3) _. _.   

      *) a bit of fluff _. 

    2. _v.

      1) (); ; to fluff one's feathers  
      ( ; . _.)

      2) _. _.   

      3)  ()  , 

      4) , 
_____

fluffy

  ['flAfI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 

    3) _. ף   , 
_____

fluid

  ['flu:Id]

    1. _n. ;    

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) () ; , 
_____

fluidity

  [flu:'IdItI] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3)  ()

    4) , 
_____

fluke

  I [flu:k] _n.

    1) , ;  

    2)  ()

    3)  

  II [flu:k] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _.  

    3) _pl.   

  III [flu:k]

    1. _n.  ; by a fluke   

    2. _v.

      1)  -.     
      

      2) _. _. 
_____

flume

  [flu:m] _n.

    1) _.    

    2) _. ֣;  , 
_____

flummery

  ['flAmrI] _n.

    1)  ޣ

    2) _.  ; , 

    3)  
_____

flummox

  ['flAmks] _v. _. ,    
_____

flump

  [flAmp]

    1. _n.  , 

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2) ,  (-.)     , 
_____

flung

  [flAN] _p.  _p-p.  fling 2
_____

flunk

  [flANk] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.

      1) ()  

      2)    (  )
_____

flunkey

  ['flANkI] _n.  ; _. , , 
_____

fluorescence

  [flu'resns] _n. , 
_____

fluorescent

  [flu'resnt] _a. ; fluorescent lamp   ;
  fluorescent light  
_____

fluorine

  ['fluri:n] _n. _. 
_____

fluor-spar

  ['fluspa:] _n. _.  
_____

flurry

  ['flArI]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; 

      2) ;    

      3)    

    2. _v. (. _p-p.) ;  (. ); don't get
    flurried  
_____

flush

  I [flAS]

    1. _n.

      1)  ,  ()

      2) ,   գ  (   ..)

      3)  ;  ( ), 

      4)  ()

      5)  ();  (  ..); flush of hope 
      

      6)   (  ..)

      7)  (,   ..)

      8)  ,   (-.)

    2. _a.

      1)  (  -  )

      2) _predic. ; ,  (with); to be flush
      with money )  ,   () ; ) 
       ,  

      3) _.    ,  ( -.)

    3. _v.

      1)  գ;  , 

      2)    ( );    

      3) ,  ( flush up); she flushed (up) when I
      spoke to her  ţ  ,     

      4) 

      5)    ; to flush the toilet 
        

      6) ,  (); to be flushed with joy (pride,
      etc.)    (  ..); flushed with
      victory ϣ 

      7) _.    ( )

  II [flAS]

    1. _n.   

    2. _v.

      1)  ()

      2) , 

  III [flAS] _n.   
_____

fluster

  ['flAst]

    1. _n. , ; all in a fluster  ;  

    2. _v.

      1) (); ()

      2)  
_____

flute

  [flu:t]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. , 

      3) , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ( )

      2)  , 
_____

flutist

  ['flu:tIst] _n. 
_____

flutter

  ['flAt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) ; ; to put smb. into a flutter 
      -.; to make ( to cause) a flutter  

      4) _.  (.   )

      5) _. 

      6) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)    ; 

      2) ;   ( )

      3) ;  ( )

      4)   ; (), ()

      5) _. 
_____

fluty

  ['flu:tI] _a.   ;   
_____

fluvial

  ['flu:vjl] _a. 
_____

flux

  [flAks]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  ;  ; flux and reflux  
      ; in a state of flux     
      

      3) _. ; _. 

      4) _. 

      5) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  , 

      3) _. , 

      4) _.  

      5) 
_____

fluxion

  ['flAkSn] _n.

    1) _.     (   .  )

    2) _. , 
_____

fly

  I [flaI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _-. _. 

    *) a fly in the ointment  ģ   ͣ; a fly on the wheel
        ; there are no flies on him  
    ,   ģ

  II [flaI]

    1. _n.

      1) ̣;  ̣; on the fly  

      2) _.   

      3) _. ; 

      4) _pl. _. 

      5)  ()

      6)  ()

      7)  ()

      8)   

      9)  ( )

    2. _v. (flew; flown)

      1) , ; to fly across the continent  
      () 

      2) ; the children flew to meet their mother  
        

      3) ()

      4) ,  (. _.); the bird has flown "
      ",  ; it is late, we must fly  ,
        

      5): to fly pigeons  

      6)  (̣)

      7)   ( )  

      8) (_p.  _p-p. fled) У, ;  

      #) fly at ;   ; to let fly at
      )   -.,  -.; )   
      -. ; fly in   ; fly into )  (
      ,  ); )  (   ..); fly off
      )  ; ; ) , ; to fly
      off the handle    ( ); _.  
      , ; he flew off the handle     ; fly
      on = fly at; fly out ,  (at - ); fly over
      ,  ; fly round ,  (
      ); fly upon = fly at

      *) to fly open (); to fly high  , 
      ; to fly the flag _.  ;   ;
      the glass flew into pieces   ; to fly in the
      face of smb.   -.;   ; 
      ; to fly in the face of Providence  ; to make
      the money fly ) () ; )  ; to make
      the feathers fly  (), ; to send smb.
      flying  -.  ,  -.   ; to send
      things flying  ; to fly to arms   ;
       ; to fly to smb.'s arms   -. 

  III [flaI] _a. _.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

fly title

  ['flaI,taItl] _n. _. 
_____

fly-agaric

  ['flaI,grIk] _n. 
_____

fly-away

  ['flaI'weI] _a.

    1) ,  ( )

    2)  ( )

    3) ,  ( )
_____

fly-bitten

  ['flaI,bItn] _a.  
_____

fly-blow

  ['flaIblu]

    1. _n.   ( )

    2. _v.   ( )
_____

fly-blown

  ['flaI'blun] _a.

    1)  ( , ֣  )

    2) _. 
_____

fly-by-night

  ['flaIbaI'naIt] _a. ģ; 
_____

fly-fishing

  ['flaI,fISIN] _n.   
_____

fly-leaf

  ['flaIli:f] _n. _. ,        
_____

fly-paper

  ['flaI,peIp] _n.    
_____

fly-sheet

  ['flaISi:t] _n. 
_____

fly-trap

  ['flaItrp] _n. 
_____

fly-wheel

  ['flaIwi:l] _n.  
_____

flyer

  ['flaI] _n.

    1) , ,    ..

    2) ̣, 

    3) -.  

    4) _. 

    5) _.  ; 

    6) _. 

    7) _. 

    8) _.   

    *) to take a flyer   
_____

flying

  ['flaIIN]

    1. _pres-p.  fly II, 2

    2. _n. , ̣; ̣ 

    3. _a.

      1) ; ; ; flying machine ̣

      2) _. ̣; flying gear ̣ ; flying field ̣
      

      3) ; flying visit ̣ ; she paid us a flying
      visit      ; flying jump _.  
      ; flying column  
_____

flying adder

  ['flaIIN,d] _n. 
_____

flying boat

  ['flaIIN'but] _n. _.  
_____

flying bridge

  ['flaIIN'brId] _n.

    1)  

    2) -̣
_____

flying fortress

  ['flaIIN'fO:trIs] _n. _. " "
_____

flying instrument

  ['flaIIN'Instrumnt] _n. _.  
_____

flying man

  ['flaIIN'mn] _n. ̣
_____

flyman

  ['flaImn] _n.

    1) _.   

    2) 
_____

flyover

  ['flaI,uv] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: flyover crossing     
_____

fo'c's'le

  ['fuksl] = forecastle
_____

foal

  [ful]

    1. _n. £; ̣; in ( with) foal ң

    2. _v. 
_____

foalfoot

  ['fulfut] _n. _. --
_____

foam

  [fum]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ( )

      3) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)    ( foam at the mouth)

      3)  ( )
_____

foam plastic

  ['fum'plstIk] 
_____

foam-rubber

  ['fum,rAb] _n.  ;  (  , 
      ..)
_____

foamy

  ['fumI] _a.

    1) 

    2)  , 
_____

fob

  I [fOb] _n.   

  II [fOb] _v.: to fob off smb. with smth., to fob smth. off on smb.
   -. ( ,    ..)
_____

focal

  ['fukl] _a.

    1) _. ; focal distance ( length)  

    2) ; she has come to be the focal point of his thinking 
         ; focal points , 
      
_____

foci

  ['fusaI] _pl.  focus
_____

focus

  ['fuks]

    1. _n. (_pl. -ci, -ses ['fuksIz])

      1) _. ; in focus  ; out of focus   

      2)  (, )

      3) _. , 

      4) , ; focus of interest  ; to bring to
      a focus  (  ..)

    2. _v.

      1) (),   ; 

      2)  (  .., on - )
_____

fodder

  ['fOd]

    1. _n.   ; 

    2. _v.   ()
_____

foe

  [fu] _n. _. , ; 
_____

foetid

  ['fi:tId] = fetid
_____

foetus

  ['fi:ts] _n.  
_____

fog

  I [fOg]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)   ,   ; 

      3): in a fog   ;  ,  

      4) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  ; ()

      2)  , 

  II [fOg] _-.

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ,  

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2)   
_____

fog-horn

  ['fOghO:n] _n. ,      
_____

fogey

  ['fugI] _n. ,  ( )  (.
  old fogey)
_____

foggy

  ['fOgI] _a.

    1) ; ԣ; a foggy idea  

    2) _. 
_____

fogy

  ['fugI] = fogey
_____

foible

  ['fOIbl] _n.

    1)  , , 

    2) ,   
_____

foil

  I [fOIl]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _.     (  )

      3) ; ; to serve as a foil to  ,
      ޣ (-.)

    2. _v. _.  , ޣ (-.)

  II [fOIl]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.

      1)  ()  

      2)   ;  (-.) ;  (-.)

      3) _.  , 

  III [fOIl] _n. 
_____

foist

  [fOIst] _v. ,  (off)
_____

fold

  I [fuld]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; a dress hanging in loose folds , 
       

      2) , ;  , 

      3)  ()

      4) _. 

      5) _. , 

      6)  ()

    2. _v.

      1)  (  ..) ,   ..; ,
      , ; to fold one's arms    ; to
      fold one's hands  ; _. 

      2) ף (in)

      3) , ; to fold smb. to one's breast 
      -.  

      4) ; hills folded in mist ,  

      5) _. 

      6) _. 

      7) _. ,  (   ..)

      #) fold back ; to fold back the bedclothes 
      ; fold up ) ף, ף; ) _. ;
      the business finally folded up last week ,  
      ,     

  II [fuld]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( ), ; 

      2) _. 

      *) to return to the fold )    ; )  
       

    2. _v.  ()
_____

folder

  ['fuld] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  

    3)  (;    ̣)

    4) _.    

    5) _.  

    6) 

    7) _pl.  ,    ..
_____

folding

  I ['fuldIN]

    1. _pres-p.  fold I, 2

    2. _n. 

    3. _a. ; ; ; folding door(s) 
    ; folding screen 

  II ['fuldIN] _pres-p.  fold II, 2
_____

folding-bed

  ['fuldINbed] _n.  ; -
_____

folding-chair

  ['fuldINtSE] _n.  
_____

folding-cot

  ['fuldINkOt] = folding-bed
_____

folding-stool

  ['fuldINstu:l] = folding-chair
_____

foliage

  ['fulIId] _n.

    1) 

    2) ̣ ;  

    3)  
_____

foliar

  ['fulI] _a. 
_____

foliate

  1. ['fulIIt]

    1) 

    2) 

  2. _v. ['fulIeIt]

    1)  

    2) _.   

    3)    ( )

    4) ()   

    5)    ( )
_____

folio

  ['fulIu] _n. (_pl. -os ['fulIuz])

    1)  (  -)

    2) 

    3)  ( )

    4) _.     (  72-90 , 
     - 100 )

    5) _. 
_____

folk

  [fuk] _n.

    1) (.  .  . .) ; old folk ; rich folk ;
    my folks _. ; the old folks at home , 

    2) _. 

    3) _attr. 
_____

folk-etymology

  ['fuk,etI'mOldI] _n. _.  
_____

folk-lore

  ['fuklO:] _n. 
_____

folksy

  ['fuksI] _a. _.

    1)   , 

    2) 
_____

folkways

  ['fukweIz] _n. _pl.  , 
_____

follicle

  ['fOlIkl] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. , , 

    3) _. 
_____

follow

  ['fOlu] _v.

    1) ,  ; a concert followed the lecture, the lecture was
    followed by a concert    ; one misfortune
    followed (upon) another    

    2) 

    3) ,  ()

    4) ,  ( ); (do) you follow me? ?

    5)  (-.)

    6) ; follow this path!   !; to follow
    the policy  (̣) 

    7)  -.; to follow the plough ; to follow the
    hounds   ; to follow the law ,  ; to
    follow the sea ,  

    8)  (-.);  

    9)  , ;  ; I cannot
    follow you in all your views       
    

    10)  ; from what you say it follows   
    

    *) follow on _.  (); follow out  
    ; ; follow through _.  (,  
    ..); follow up )  ,  (. _.);
    )   ; , 

    *) as follows ; the letter reads as follows  
     
_____

follow my leader

  ['fOlumI'li:d] _n.   "  "
_____

follow-up

  ['fOlu'Ap] _n.

    1)  

    2) , ģ   -. ; a
    follow-up to the conference    

    3)  

    4) _attr. 
_____

follower

  ['fOlu] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. ֣

    3) _.  ; ;  ( )
_____

following

  ['fOluIN]

    1. _pres-p.  follow

    2. _n.

      1) , ; he has a large following   
      

      2) (the following) ; the following is noteworthy 
         

    3. _a.

      1) , 

      2)  ( , )
_____

folly

  ['fOlI] _n.

    1) ; ; ; 

    2)  ;   
_____

foment

  [fu'ment] _v.

    1)  

    2) ; ,  (,   ..)
_____

fomentation

  [,fumen'teISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; fomentation of discontent 
    
_____

fond

  [fOnd] _a.

    1) , ; in fond remembrance of smb., smth.   ()
      -., ޣ-.

    2): to be fond of smb., smth.  -., -.

    3)  ,  ; fond hope
    ,  
_____

fondant

  ['fOndnt] _n. _. 
_____

fondle

  ['fOndl] _v. 
_____

fondling

  ['fOndlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  fondle

    2. _n. 
_____

fondly

  ['fOndlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

fondness

  ['fOndnIs] _n. , 
_____

font

  [fOnt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. , 

    3)     

    4) = fount II
_____

food

  [fu:d] _n.

    1) , ; , ; the food there is excellent  
    ; food for thought ( reflection)   ,  ;
    to become food for fishes ; to become food for worms 

    2)  , , 

    3) _attr. ; food value 

    4) _attr. ; food rationing  
    ( )
_____

food crop

  ['fu:dkrOp] _n. _-.  
_____

food-card

  ['fu:dka:d] _n.  
_____

food-stuffs

  ['fu:dstAfs] _n. ,  
_____

fool

  I [fu:l]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to make a fool of smb.  -.; to make
      a fool of oneself     ,  ;
      to play the fool  ; to play the fool with ) ,
      ; ) 

      2) 

      *) every man has a fool in his sleeve _.   
       ; no fool like an old fool   ,   
      ; to be a fool for one's pains  

    2. _a. _. , 

    3. _v. (); ; 

      #) fool about  ; fool after   -.; fool
      around _. = fool about; fool away  ; 
      (); to fool away one's time   ; fool out
        (of - ); fool with , 

  II [fu:l] _n. ; gooseberry fool    
  
_____

foolery

  ['fu:lrI] _n. ;  
_____

foolhardy

  ['fu:l,ha:dI] _a.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

foolish

  ['fu:lIS] _a. ; ; 
_____

foolishness

  ['fu:lISnIs] _n. , 
_____

foolproof

  ['fu:lpru:f] _n. _.

    1) ;    

    2) , ݣ     

    3)  ( )
_____

foolscap

  _n. (. fool's-cap)

    1) ['fu:lzkp]  

    2) ['fu:lskp]   (13 .  17 .)
_____

foot

  [fut]

    1. (_pl. feet)

      1) ;  ( );  (); to be on one's
      feet   ,   ; _.  
       ,  , , 

      2) , , ; at a foot's pace ; fleet ( swift)
      of foot _. ; light (heavy) foot ̣ (֣)
      ; on foot ; _.  ,   ;
      to put one's best foot forward )  , ;
      )  ӣ ; to run a good foot   ( )

      3) _. 

      4) (_pl.   .)  (= 30,48 .); cubic foot 
      ; a square foot of land  

      5) , , ; the foot of a staircase 
      

      6)  ,  ; at the foot (of the bed)  
      (); at the foot of a page (of a table)   
      ()

      7)  (); , 

      8) (_pl. -s [futs]) ; 

      9) _. 

      10)  ()

      *) to be on foot ; to put one's feet up
      ; to set ( to put, to have) one's foot on the neck
      of smb.  -.; to carry smb. off his feet 
      -. ;  ,  -.; to fall on
      one's feet  ,     ;
      to put one's foot down _.  ף ; 
      ף ;  ; to put one's foot in
      ( into) it _. , ;  
      ;   ; to know ( to get, to find, to have, to
      take) the length of smb.'s foot  -. , 
      ; under foot  ,  ; my foot! () !;
         !

    2. _v.

      1)  ; to foot it _. ) ; )  

      2)  ()

      3) ; ; to foot the bill _.  ޣ
      ( ); _.    ,
      

      4) , ; his losses foot up to 100 pounds 
        100  ()

      5) _. 
_____

foot brake

  ['futbreIk] _n.  
_____

foot-and-mouth disease

  ['futnd'maudI'zi:z] _n. _. 
_____

foot-bath

  ['futba:] _n.  
_____

foot-bridge

  ['futbrId] _n.  
_____

foot-fault

  ['fu:tfO:lt] _n.   -   
   ( ), 
_____

foot-gear

  ['futgI] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

foot-hill

  ['futhIl] _n. 
_____

foot-mark

  ['futma:k] _n. ,  ()
_____

foot-note

  ['futnut]

    1. _n.  ; 

    2. _v.   
_____

foot-pace

  ['futpeIs] _n. ; at (a) foot-pace 
_____

foot-passenger

  ['fut,psInd] _n. 
_____

foot-path

  ['futpa:] _n.  , 
_____

foot-plate

  ['futpleIt] _n.

    1)   

    2) _attr. ; foot-plate crew  
_____

foot-pound

  ['futpaund] _n. _. 
_____

foot-race

  ['futreIs] _n.   
_____

foot-rule

  ['futru:l] _n. ,  
_____

foot-slogger

  ['fut'slOg] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

football

  ['futbO:l] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

football-player

  ['futbO:l,pleI] = footballer
_____

footballer

  ['futbO:l] _n. 
_____

footboard

  ['futbO:d] _n.

    1)  (,  , ); ;
    

    2) _. 

    3)  ()
_____

footer

  ['fut] _n. _. 
_____

footfall

  ['futfO:l] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

foothold

  ['futhuld] _n.

    1)   

    2)  ;  , ; to gain a foothold 
    ף , , 
_____

footing

  ['futIN]

    1. _pres-p.  foot 2

    2. _n.

      1)   ; to lose one's footing , 

      2) , , 

      3)   ( ,   ..); to get ( to
      gain) a footing in society    

      4) ,   

      *) to pay (for) one's footing _. )   
      (  ,     ..); ) 
      ; to be on a friendly footing with smb.   
        -.; on an equal footing   ; to put on a
      war footing    ;   
      
_____

footle

  ['fu:tl] _.

    1. _n. , ; 

    2. _v. ,  
_____

footless

  ['futlIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) ۣ 

    3) _. , 
_____

footlights

  ['futlaIts] _n. _pl. _.  ; ; to appear before the
  footlights   ;  ԣ; to get over the footlights
   ,   ( , )
_____

footling

  ['futlIN] _a. _. 
_____

footloose

  ['futlu:s] _a. , ; footloose and fancy free
  ,   
_____

footman

  ['futmn] _n. () 
_____

footpad

  ['futpd] _n. _. 
_____

footprint

  ['futprInt] _n. ,  ()
_____

footsie

  ['futsI] _n.: to play footsie  ( -.)
_____

footsore

  ['futsO:] _a.  ԣ 
_____

footstalk

  ['futstO:k] _n. _. 
_____

footstep

  ['futstep] _n.

    1) ; , ; to follow in smb.'s footsteps  
    -. 

    2) , 

    3) _. , 
_____

footstool

  ['futstu:l] _n.   
_____

footway

  ['futweI] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) _.  ( )
_____

foot-wear

  ['futwE] _n. 
_____

footwork

  ['futw:k] _n.   ( ,   ..)
_____

footworn

  ['futwO:n] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2) ,  (   ..)
_____

foozle

  ['fu:zl] _.

    1. _n.

      1)   ( )

      2) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)    ( )

      2)  - (-.)
_____

fop

  [fOp] _n. , ݣ, 
_____

foppery

  ['fOprI] _n. , 
_____

foppish

  ['fOpIS] _a. , 
_____

for

  [fO:] ( ); [f] ( )

    1. _prep.

      1) , ;  .  ; for my sake 
      ; it is very good for you   ; for children 
      ; for sale  

      2) ; we are for peace   

      3) ,  ( ); just for fun  ; to send for a doctor
        

      4) , ; medicine for a cough   

      5)  ; ; to start for  

      6) -, ,  , ; for joy  ; to dance
      for joy   ; for many reasons   ;
      famous for smth.  -.

      7)  ,  ; to last for an hour  ; to
      wait for years  

      8)  ; to run for a mile  

      9) ,  ;  (-.); I got it for 5 dollars   
        ; will you please act for me in the matter? 
           

      10)  (̣ ); the lecture was arranged for two
      o'clock     2 

      11) ; ; for the first time   ; for (this) once  
      

      12) ;  .  ; member for Oxford 
        

      13) .       
      : it seems useless for them to take this course ,
      -,     ; I'd have given anything
      for this not to have happened       , 
         ; this is for you to decide  
        

      *) for all I know   ; for all that  
      ӣ ; for all that I wouldn't talk like that  ӣ-   
       ; as for me, for all I care   ; he is free
      to do what he likes for all I care  ,  , 
      ; oh, for..! ,  ..!; oh, for a fine day! (  
      ,)    ,  !; to hope for the best
        ; put my name down for two tickets  
        ϣ ; it's too beautiful for words   - 
      ,    

    2. _cj. ;  , 
_____

forage

  ['fOrId]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) _. 

      2)    -. ; to forage (about)
      for a meal  ,   

      3) , 
_____

forage-cap

  ['fOrIdkp] _n. 
_____

forager

  ['fOrId] _n. 
_____

foramen

  [fO'reImen] _n. (_pl. -mina, -mens [fO'reImenz]) _. _. _.
  , , 
_____

foramina

  [fO'rmIn] _pl.  foramen
_____

forasmuch

  [frz'mAtS] _adv.: forasmuch as   , 
_____

foray

  ['fOreI]

    1. _n. ; ģ

    2. _v.   
_____

forbad

  [f'bd] _. _p.  forbid
_____

forbade

  [f'beId] _p.  forbid
_____

forbear

  I ['fO:bE] _n. (. _pl.) 

  II [fO:'bE] _v. (forbore; forborne)

    1)  (from)

    2)  ; to bear and forbear    
_____

forbearance

  [fO:'bErns] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

forbid

  [f'bId] _v. (forbad, forbade; forbidden) ;  ; to
  forbid smb. the country  -.   ; to forbid the
  house   ; time forbids   ; I am forbidden
  tobacco   

    *) God forbid!  !
_____

forbidden

  [f'bIdn]

    1. _p-p.  forbid

    2. _a. ; ݣ

      *) forbidden fruit  ; forbidden ground  
      ()
_____

forbidding

  [f'bIdIN]

    1. _pres-p.  forbid

    2. _a.

      1) , ; a forbidding look 
      

      2) ; 

      3) ; a forbidding coast  ; his attitude
      was forbidding    
_____

forbore

  [fO:'bO:] _p.  forbear II
_____

forborne

  [fO:'bO:n] _p-p.  forbear II
_____

force

  [fO:s]

    1. _n.

      1) ; by force , ; by force of (arms) ,
       (); he did it by force of habit    
       

      2) , ; brute force  , 

      3) ֣ 

      4): the force 

      5) (. _pl.) ֣ , 

      6) ,  (,   ..); to come into force
        ; to put in force   , ,
        ; to remain in force   , 

      7) , , ; by force of circumstances
        ; there is force in what you say  
      

      8) , ; the force of a clause   ()

      9) _. ; force of gravity  ;  

      *) to come in full force    

    2. _v.

      1) , ; ; to force a confession
       ; to force a smile  ;  
      ; to force tears from smb.'s eyes  -.
      ,  -.  ̣; to force an action ) _.
       ; )  (-.)  -.; to force
      division   (.  . )

      2)  , ; to force a lock  ; to
      force one's way   ; to force a crossing _.
        

      3) _.   

      4)  ();  

      5)  ();  

      6) , ; to force one's voice  

      7) , 

      #) force in ) ; ) ; force into ; to
      force into application , 

      *) to force down the throat  (-.) ; to force smb.'s
      hand  -.  ,   ;
       ( -.), ; to force up prices ,
       
_____

force-land

  ['fO:slnd] _v. _. _.   
_____

force-meat

  ['fO:smi:t] _n. 
_____

force-pump

  ['fO:spAmp] _n. _.  
_____

forced

  [fO:st]

    1. _p-p.  force 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; forced landing _.  

      2)  ( ); , ;
      

      3) _. 

      4) _. ; ; forced draught 
      
_____

forcedly

  ['fO:sIdlI] _adv. ; ģ
_____

forceful

  ['fO:sful] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

forceless

  ['fO:slIs] _a. 
_____

forceps

  ['fO:seps] _n. (.  _sing.   _pl.)

    1)  ; 

    2) _attr.: a forceps delivery   ( )
_____

forcible

  ['fO:sbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) ,  (   ..); 
_____

forcing

  ['fO:sIN]

    1. _pres-p.  force 2

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  ();  ()  

      3) _. 

      4) _attr.: forcing bed ; 
_____

ford

  [fO:d]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. _. , 

    2. _v.  
_____

fore

  [fO:]

    1. _n. _. ,   

      *) to the fore ) ; )  (   ..);
      ) ,   ; ; to come to the fore
      ,  ң; he has come to the fore recently 
         Σ 

    2. _a. ; _. 

    3. _adv. _. ; fore and aft     ;  
    
_____

fore-

  [fO:] _pref. -, ; .: forearm ; to foresee
  
_____

fore-and-aft

  ['fO:rnda:ft] _a. _. ; fore-and-aft rigged  
   ; fore-and-aft sail  ; fore-and-aft cap
  _. 
_____

fore-cabin

  ['fO:,kbIn] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)   2- 
_____

fore-edge

  ['fO:red] _n.   
_____

fore-runner

  ['fO:,rAn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

forearm

  I ['fO:ra:m] _n. 

  II [fO:r'a:m] _v.  
_____

forebear

  [fO:'bE] = forbear I
_____

forebode

  [fO:'bud] _v.

    1) 

    2)  (. )
_____

foreboding

  [fO:'budIN]

    1. _pres-p.  forebode

    2. _n.

      1)  ;  

      2)  ()
_____

forecast

  ['fO:ka:st]

    1. _n. ; ; population forecast 
    ; crop forecast   

    2. _v. (forecast, forecasted ['fO:ka:stId]) , 
_____

forecastle

  ['fuksl] _n. _. ; ;   ( )
_____

foreclose

  [fO:'kluz] _v.

    1) _. ,   

    2) _.       

    3)  ()
_____

foreclosure

  [fO:'klu] _n. _.    
_____

forecourt

  ['fO:kO:t] _n.   ( )
_____

foredoom

  [fO:'du:m] _v. (. _pass.)

    1)  (); 

    2)  (to); it was an attempt foredoomed to failure  
       
_____

forefather

  ['fO:,fa:] _n. (. _pl.) ; Forefathers' Day _. 
        (21  1620
  .),  22 
_____

forefinger

  ['fO:,fINg] _n.  
_____

forefoot

  ['fO:fut] _n.    
_____

forefront

  ['fO:frAnt] _n.

    1) _.   ();  

    2)  ,  ; to bring to the forefront, to
    place in the forefront    
_____

forego

  [fO:'gu] _v. (forewent; foregone)

    1) 

    2) = forgo
_____

foregoing

  [fO:'guIN]

    1. _pres-p.  forego

    2. _a. ,  
_____

foregone

  [fO:'gOn]

    1. _p-p.  forego

    2. _a.    ; foregone conclusion
    ۣ ,   
_____

foreground

  ['fO:graund] _n.

    1)   ()

    2) _. 

    3)   ; to keep oneself in the foreground  
    
_____

forehand

  ['fO:hnd]

    1. _n.

      1)     ( )

      2)   ()

    2. _a. 
_____

forehanded

  ['fO:'hndId] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. ޣ, 

    3) _. 
_____

forehead

  ['fOrId] _n. 
_____

foreign

  ['fOrIn] _a.

    1) ; ; foreign policy  ; foreign
    problems   ; the Foreign Office 
      ( ); Foreign Secretary   
    ( ); foreign service  ; foreign economic
    relations  ; foreign traffic 
    

    2) , 

    3) ; lying is foreign to his nature     

    4)    ; ; foreign to the matter in
    hand      

    5) _. _. 
_____

foreigner

  ['fOrIn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ()

    3) _.  

    4) _. ,   ..,    
_____

forejudge

  [fO:'dAd] _v.   ; 
_____

foreknew

  [fO:'nju:] _p.  foreknow
_____

foreknow

  [fO:'nu] _v. (foreknew; foreknown)  ң
_____

foreknowledge

  ['fO:'nOlId] _n. 
_____

foreknown

  [fO:'nun] _p-p.  foreknow
_____

foreland

  ['fO:lnd] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  ; 
_____

foreleg

  ['fO:leg] _n.    
_____

forelock

  ['fO:lOk] _n.

    1)    ; ; 

    2) _. , 

    *) to take time ( occasion) by the forelock 
    ;   ;  
_____

foreman

  ['fO:mn] _n.

    1) ;  ; ; , ;  ;
    _. 

    2) _.  
_____

foremast

  ['fO:ma:st] _n. _. -
_____

foremilk

  ['fO:mIlk] _n. 
_____

foremost

  ['fO:must]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; head foremost  ң

      2)  , ; foremost authority 
      

    2. _adv.   ;  ; -,   
    (. first and foremost)
_____

forename

  ['fO:neIm] _n.  (     ,   ..)
_____

forenoon

  ['fO:nu:n] _n.   ; 
_____

forensic

  [f'rensIk] _a. ; forensic medicine  ; forensic
  eloquence  
_____

foreordain

  ['fO:rO:'deIn] _v. _. 
_____

forepart

  ['fO:pa:t] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

foresail

  ['fO:seIl] _n. _. 
_____

foresaw

  [fO:'sO:] _p.  foresee
_____

foresee

  [fO:'si:] _v. (foresaw; foreseen) 
_____

foreseeable

  [fO:'si:bl] _a.  
_____

foreseen

  [fO:'si:n] _p-p.  foresee
_____

foreshadow

  [fO:'Sdu] _v. , ; to be foreshadowed
  
_____

foreshore

  ['fO:SO:] _n.  ,  
_____

foreshorten

  [fO:'SO:tn] _v.       
_____

foreshow

  [fO:'Su] _v. (foreshowed [fO:'Sud]; foreshown) ,
  
_____

foreshown

  [fO:'Sun] _p-p.  foreshow
_____

foresight

  ['fO:saIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

foreskin

  ['fO:skIn] _n. _.  
_____

forest

  ['fOrIst]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.  ( ); 

      3) _attr. ; forest conservation  ; forest shelter
      belt   

    2. _v.  
_____

forestall

  [fO:'stO:l] _v.

    1) , ; ,  ң

    2)          
     
_____

forester

  ['fOrIst] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

forestry

  ['fOrIstrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ;  

    3) ,  
_____

foretaste

  1. _n. ['fO:teIst] 

  2. _v. [fO:'teIst] 
_____

foretell

  [fO:'tel] _v. (foretold) 
_____

forethought

  ['fO:O:t] _n. ;   
_____

forethoughtful

  [fO:'O:tful] _a. 
_____

foretime

  ['fO:taIm] _n.  ;  ; 
_____

foretoken

  1. _n. ['fO:,tukn]  

  2. _v. [fO:'tukn] 
_____

foretold

  [fO:'tuld] _p.  _p-p.  foretell
_____

foretooth

  ['fO:tu:] _n.  
_____

forever

  [f'rev] _adv.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

forewarn

  [fO:'wO:n] _v. 

    *) forewarned is forearmed _.  ֣,  ֣
_____

forewent

  [fO:'went] _p.  forego
_____

forewoman

  ['fO:,wumn] _n.

    1) -; -; -

    2) _.  -
_____

foreword

  ['fO:w:d] _n. 
_____

forfeit

  ['fO:fIt]

    1. _n.

      1)  (   ..); 

      2)  

      3) ;  (-.)

      4) ; _pl.   

    2. _a. 

    3. _v.  (-.);   ( -.)
_____

forfeiture

  ['fO:fItS] _n. ; 
_____

forgather

  [fO:'g] _v. , 
_____

forgave

  [f'geIv] _p.  forgive
_____

forge

  I [fO:d]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) () 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3)  (,   ..)

  II [fO:d] _v.  ;     ;
  ,  (   ..) (. forge ahead)
_____

forger

  ['fO:d] _n.

    1) ,   ,   ..

    2) 

    3) 
_____

forgery

  ['fO:drI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3)  
_____

forget

  [f'get] _v. (forgot; forgotten) ; to forget oneself ) 
  ,    ; ) ; ) ,  
  

    *) forget it!   !, !;  
    !, !
_____

forget-me-not

  [f'getmInOt] _n. 
_____

forgetful

  [f'getful] _a.

    1) ; he is forgetful of dates      

    2) , ; forgetful of one's duties  
      
_____

forgivable

  [f'gIvbl] _a. 
_____

forgive

  [f'gIv] _v. (forgave; forgiven)

    1) 

    2)  ,   ()
_____

forgiven

  [f'gIvn] _p-p.  forgive
_____

forgiveness

  [f'gIvnIs] _n. 
_____

forgiving

  [f'gIvIN]

    1. _pres-p.  forgive

    2. _a. , 
_____

forgo

  [fO:'gu] _v. (forwent; forgone) ,  (
  -.); to forgo one's custom  
_____

forgone

  [fO:'gOn] _p-p.  forgo
_____

forgot

  [f'gOt] _p.  forget
_____

forgotten

  [f'gOtn]

    1. _p-p.  forget

    2. _a. ; the forgotten man _. ,  
_____

fork

  [fO:k]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3) 

      4) ; 

      5)  (), 

      6)  ()

      7)  ()

      8) 

      *) forks of flame  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  

      #) fork out _. ; fork up = fork out
_____

fork-lift

  ['fO:klIft] _n. ߣ (. fork-lift truck)
_____

forked

  [fO:kt]

    1. _p-p.  fork 2

    2. _a. ; ̣; ; forked lightning
     
_____

forlorn

  [f'lO:n] _a. _. _. , ; , 

    *) forlorn hope )   ; ) ģ 
    (. _.); ) _. ,    
    ޣ  
_____

form

  [fO:m]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ; ; in the form of a globe  
      ; to take the form of smth.   -.

      2)  (. )

      3) , 

      4) ;  ; in due form   ,  
      

      5) , ; 

      6) _. , 

      7) , ; the horse is in form  
        ; in (good) form ) " " ( );
      )  

      8) , , ; good (bad) form  ()
      ,  () 

      9) 

      10)  ( )

      11) _. 

      12) _. , ; literary form  

      13) _. , 

      14) _.  

      15)  ()

      16) _. 

      17) _-.  ()

    2. _v.

      1)    , ; to form a vessel out of clay
         

      2) ; parts form a whole   

      3) (), (); I can form no idea of his
      character        

      4) ,  (,   ..),
      ; 

      5) (), (); 

      6) _.  ()

      7) _-.  ()

      8) _. 
_____

form-master

  ['fO:m,ma:st] _n.  
_____

formal

  ['fO:ml] _a.

    1) ; formal call  ; formal permission
     

    2) ; ; formal acquiescence  

    3)    , ; formal resemblance 
    

    4) ,  ; ; formal
    garden(s)  
_____

formaldehyde

  [fO:'mldIhaId] _n. _. 
_____

formalin

  ['fO:mlIn] _n. 
_____

formalism

  ['fO:mlIzm] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 

    3) _. 
_____

formalist

  ['fO:mlIst] _n. ; 
_____

formality

  [fO:'mlItI] _n.

    1)     ; 

    2) ; legal formalities  ; a mere
    formality  
_____

formalize

  ['fO:mlaIz] _v.

    1) ;  ̣ 

    2)  

    3)  
_____

format

  ['fO:mt] _n. _.  
_____

formate

  I [fO:'meIt] _v. _.  

  II ['fO:mIt] _n. _.   
_____

formation

  [fO:'meISn] _n.

    1) , ; ; ; price formation
    

    2) , 

    3) , ; national formation  

    4) _. ; ,  ()

    5) _.  ,  ̣  

    6) _. ,  
_____

formative

  ['fO:mtIv] _a.

    1) ; ; formative influences ,
       ..; in a formative stage   
    ( )

    2) _. 
_____

forme

  [fO:m] = form 1, 13)
_____

former

  I ['fO:m] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _-.  ()

    3) _. ; ; ;  

    4) _. 

  II ['fO:m] _a.

    1) , ; in former times   ,  

    2) ; the former  (  )
_____

formic

  ['fO:mIk] _a. _. ; formic acid  
_____

formica

  ['fO:maIk] _n.   ( )
_____

formicary

  ['fO:mIkrI] _n. 
_____

formication

  [,fO:mI'keISn] _n.   
_____

formidable

  ['fO:mIdbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , , ; formidable task 
    

    3) , ; formidable personality  
_____

formless

  ['fO:mlIs] _a. , 
_____

formula

  ['fO:mjul] _n. (_pl. -as ['fO:mjulz], -ae)

    1) , 

    2)  (  )

    3) , 

    4) 
_____

formulae

  ['fO:mjuli:] _pl.  formula
_____

formulate

  ['fO:mjuleIt] _v.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

formulation

  [,fO:mju'leISn] _n. , ; final formulation
   
_____

formulism

  ['fO:mjulIzm] _n.   
_____

fornicate

  ['fO:nIkeIt] _v.    , 
_____

fornication

  [,fO:nI'keISn] _n.  ; , 
_____

forrader

  ['fOred] _adv. _. ң; (I) can't get any forrader   
  
_____

forsake

  [f'seIk] _v. (forsook; forsaken)

    1) , 

    2)  (   ..)
_____

forsaken

  [f'seIkn]

    1. _p-p.  forsake

    2. _a. , 
_____

forsook

  [f'suk] _p.  forsake
_____

forsooth

  [f'su:] _adv. _. , 
_____

forswear

  [fO:'swE] _v. (forswore; forsworn)

    1) 

    2): to forswear oneself  ;  
_____

forswore

  [fO:'swO:] _p..  forswear
_____

forsworn

  [fO:'swO:n]

    1. _p-p.  forswear

    2. _n. (the forsworn) ()
_____

fort

  [fO:t] _n. 
_____

forte

  I [fO:t] _n.   ( ); Latin is not my forte 
     ̣

  II ['fO:tI] _. _adv. _n. _. 
_____

forth

  [fO:]

    1. _adv.

      1) ң, ; back and forth   ;   ң

      2) ; to put forth leaves  

      3) ; from this time ( day) forth   

      *) and so forth   ; so far forth 

    2. _prep. _. 
_____

forthcoming

  [fO:'kAmIN]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a.

      1) , ; ; a forthcoming book ,
       ; ,   

      2) _predic. ; the help we hoped for was not forthcoming
      ,    ,  

      3) _. , ;  ( )
_____

forthright

  1. _a. ['fO:raIt]

    1) 

    2) ; , 

  2. _adv. [fO:'raIt] , 
_____

forthwith

  ['fO:'wI] _adv. , 
_____

forties

  ['fO:tIz] _n. _pl.

    1) (the forties)  

    2)   (  40  49 )

    *) the roaring forties    (39-50  _.
    )
_____

fortieth

  ['fO:tII]

    1. _n-ord. 

    2. _n.  
_____

fortification

  [,fO:tIfI'keISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl. 

    3) ,  ()
_____

fortified

  ['fO:tIfaId]

    1. _p-p.  fortify

    2. _a.

      1) _. ̣; fortified area ̣ 

      2) ݣ; ̣; fortified wine ̣ 
_____

fortify

  ['fO:tIfaI] _v.

    1) 

    2)  (, )

    3) ,  ()

    4) _. ,  

    5)    
_____

fortissimo

  [fO:'tIsImu] _. _adv. _n. _. 
_____

fortitude

  ['fO:tItju:d] _n.  , 
_____

fortnight

  ['fO:tnaIt] _n.  ; a fortnight today, this day fortnight 
    ; this fortnight     
_____

fortnightly

  ['fO:t,naItlI]

    1. _a. ;      ( );
       

    2. _adv.    
_____

fortress

  ['fO:trIs] _n. 
_____

fortuitous

  [fO:'tju:Its] _a. 
_____

fortuity

  [fO:'tju:ItI] _n. ; 
_____

fortunate

  ['fO:tSnIt] _a. , ; ; if one is fortunate
    ;   
_____

fortune

  ['fO:tSn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ;  ; bad ( ill) fortune
      , ; by good fortune   ; to
      seek one's fortune  

      2) ; to read smb.'s fortune, to tell fortunes ; to tell
      smb. his fortune  -. 

      3) , ; a man of fortune ; to come into a
      fortune  ; to make a fortune ; to marry
      a fortune   ; a small fortune _. 
      ,  

    2. _v. _. _.

      1) 

      2)  (upon)
_____

fortune-hunter

  ['fO:tSn,hAnt] _n.   ,   
_____

fortune-teller

  ['fO:tSn,tel] _n. , 
_____

fortuneless

  ['fO:tSnlIs] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

forty

  ['fO:tI]

    1. _n-card. ; forty-one  ; forty-two    ..

      *) forty winks  () ; the Forty-five
        1745 .

    2. _n.  (, )
_____

forty-niner

  [,fO:tI'naIn] _n. _. _.  (  
   1849 .     )
_____

forum

  ['fO:rm] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  (, ,  )

    3) , 

    4)  
_____

forward

  ['fO:wd]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3)   ;     

      4)  (  ..)

      5)  ; ; 

      6) ; ; ;  

      7)  ( , ); forward estimate
         

    2. _adv.

      1) ң; 

      2) ң, ; from this time forward   ; to look
      forward   

      *) backward(s) and forward(s)   ң, to look forward to
      smth.  -.

    3. _n. _.  ( ); centre forward  

    4. _v.

      1) ; , ; to forward a scheme
       

      2) , ; , 

    5. _int. ң!
_____

forward-looking

  ['fO:wd'lukIN] _a. , 
_____

forwarder

  ['fO:wd] _n. 
_____

forwardness

  ['fO:wdnIs] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) , ; 
_____

forwent

  [fO:'went] _p.  forgo
_____

forworn

  [fO:'wO:n] _a. _. _. , 
_____

fossa

  ['fOs] _n. (_pl. -ae) _. , 
_____

fossae

  ['fOsi:] _pl.  fossa
_____

fosse

  [fOs] _n.

    1) _. , , 

    2) = fossa
_____

fossick

  ['fOsIk] _v. _. , 
_____

fossil

  ['fOsl]

    1. _n. ,  (. _.)

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , 
_____

fossilize

  ['fOsIlaIz] _v.

    1) ()  

    2) 
_____

foster

  ['fOst] _v.

    1) , ;  ( , )

    2)  ();  ()

    3) ; 
_____

foster-brother

  ['fOst,brA] _n.  
_____

foster-child

  ['fOsttSaIld] _n. ɣ; 
_____

foster-father

  ['fOst,fa:] _n. ɣ 
_____

foster-mother

  ['fOst,mA] _n.

    1) 

    2) ɣ 

    3) ,   ( )
_____

foster-sister

  ['fOst'sIst] _n.  
_____

fosterage

  ['fOstrId] _n.

    1)  () £

    2)  (£)  

    3) 
_____

fosterling

  ['fOstlIN] _n. ; 
_____

fought

  [fO:t] _p.  _p-p.  fight 2
_____

foul

  [faul]

    1. _a.

      1) , , 

      2) Σ;  ( );  ( )

      3) ,  ; ; ; by
      fair means or foul  

      4) _. ,    ; foul blow
      ݣ 

      5) , ; foul language 

      6) _. , , ; foul journey
       ; foul dancer  

      7) ;  ( )

      8) ,  ( )

      9) _.     (   )

      10) _.  ( , )

    2. _n.

      1) -. ,   ..

      2)  ( ,    ..)

      3) _.   ; to claim a foul _.
             
      

    3. _adv. 

    4. _v.

      1) (); ()

      2)  (  )

      3)   ()

      4) _. () ( )

      5) _.  

      *) to foul one's hands with smth.   -.
_____

foul-mouthed

  ['faulmaud] _a. 
_____

foul-up

  ['faulAp] _n. _.  
_____

foulard

  ['fu:la:] _n. _. 
_____

foule

  [fu:'leI] _n. _. _. 
_____

foully

  ['faulI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) ; 
_____

foulness

  ['faulnIs] _n.

    1) ,   . {. foul 1}

    2) _. 
_____

foumart

  ['fu:ma:t] _n. ң
_____

found

  I [faund] _v.

    1)  (, )

    2) , ; 

    3) ,  ; to be well founded  
    , 

    4) ,  (   .., on, upon - )

  II [faund] _v. , , ;  ()

  III [faund]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  find 1

    2. _a. ֣  
_____

foundation

  [faun'deISn] _n.

    1) ; , ; to lay the foundation(s) of smth.
      -;   -.

    2) _pl. ; 

    3)  (  ..)

    4) , ; the rumour has no foundation   
    ޣ   

    5) , 

    6) ,    

    7) ,    

    8) _attr.: foundation pit _.   ; foundation
    garment , ; foundation cream   
_____

foundation-stone

  [faun'deISnstun] _n.

    1) _.  

    2)  ; ;  
_____

foundationer

  [faun'deISn] _n.  (   
  )
_____

founder

  I ['faund] _n. , 

  II ['faund] _n. ; 

  III ['faund]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _v.

      1)    ( )

      2)    ()

      3)  ( )

      4) ;  ( )
_____

foundling

  ['faundlIN] _n. , ģ
_____

foundling-hospital

  ['faundlIN'hOspItl] _n. ,  
_____

foundress

  ['faundrIs] _n. , 
_____

foundry

  ['faundrI] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) أ
_____

foundry hand

  ['faundrIhnd] _n. 
_____

fount

  I [faunt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) = font 3)

  II [faunt] _n. _.  
_____

fountain

  ['fauntIn] _n.

    1) , ;  

    2) 

    3)  ( , )
_____

fountain-head

  ['fauntIn'hed] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; to go to the fountain-head  
    
_____

fountain-pen

  ['fauntInpen] _n. 
_____

four

  [fO:]

    1. _n-card. 

    2. _n.

      1) ף

      2) _pl. ף  ( ,   ..)

      3) _. ף ();  ף

      4) _pl. _.   ; form fours!  !

      5) _. ң    

      *) on all fours )  ; )  ;
      , 
_____

four-ale

  ['fO:reIl] _n.

    1) _. ,   4   

    2) _attr.: four-ale bar  
_____

four-cornered

  ['fO:'kO:nd] _a. ң
_____

four-cycle

  ['fO:'saIkl] _a. _. ң
_____

four-flusher

  ['fO:'flAS] _n. _. 
_____

four-footed

  ['fO:'futId] _a. 
_____

four-handed

  ['fO:'hndId] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2)  ң  ( )

    3)     ( )
_____

four-in-hand

  ['fO:rIn'hnd] _n.

    1)  ף

    2) -,      
    
_____

four-letterword

  ['fO:let'w:d] _n.  , 
_____

four-oar

  ['fO:rO:] _n. ף ()
_____

four-poster

  ['fO:'pust] _n.     ң 
_____

four-seater

  ['fO:'si:t] _n. ң 
_____

four-square

  ['fO:'skwE]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. 

    3. _adv. ; 
_____

four-wheeler

  ['fO:'wi:l] _n.  
_____

fourfold

  ['fO:fuld]

    1. _a. ң

    2. _adv. ; 
_____

fourscore

  ['fO:'skO:] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ( )
_____

foursome

  ['fO:sm] _n.

    1)      

    2) _. ,   ң 
_____

fourteen

  ['fO:'ti:n] _n-card. 
_____

fourteenth

  ['fO:'ti:n]

    1. _n-ord. 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) (the fourteenth)  
_____

fourth

  [fO:]

    1. _n-ord. ף

      *) the fourth arm - 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) (the fourth) ף ; the Fourth (of July) _. 4 
      (   )
_____

fourth dimension

  ['fO:dI'menSn] _n. _. ף 
_____

fourthly

  ['fO:lI] _adv. -ף
_____

fowl

  [faul]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  (. _.); 

      2)  , .   

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)  
_____

fowl-run

  ['faulrAn] _n.  , 
_____

fowler

  ['faul] _n. ; 
_____

fowling bag

  ['faulINbg] _n. 
_____

fowling-piece

  ['faulINpi:s] _n.  أ
_____

fox

  [fOks]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  

      3) , 

      4) _. _. _. 

      5) _attr. 

    2. _v.

      1) _.  ; , 

      2) ()   ( )
_____

fox-brush

  ['fOksbrAS] _n.  
_____

fox-earth

  ['fOks:] = foxhole 1)
_____

foxbane

  ['fOksbeIn] _n. _. , 
_____

foxfire

  ['fOks,faI] _n. _.   ( )
_____

foxglove

  ['fOksglAv] _n. _. 
_____

foxhole

  ['fOkshul] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  
_____

foxhound

  ['fOkshaund] _n.   
_____

foxtail

  ['fOksteIl] _n.

    1) = fox-brush

    2) _. 
_____

fox-terrier

  ['fOks,terI] _n. 
_____

foxtrot

  ['fOkstrOt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

foxy

  ['fOksI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ; -; foxy hair  

    4)    ( )

    5)  ( , )

    6)   
_____

foyer

  ['fOIeI] _n. _. 
_____

frabjous

  ['frbjs] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

fracas

  ['frka:] _n. _.  ; 
_____

fraction

  ['frkSn] _n.

    1) ; common fraction  ; proper (improper) fraction
     () 

    2) , , ; , ; not by a fraction  
    

    3) _. 

    4) _. , , , 
_____

fractional

  ['frkSnl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 

    3) _. 
_____

fractionary

  ['frkSnrI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 

    3) _. 
_____

fractionate

  ['frkSneIt] _v. _. 
_____

fractious

  ['frkSs] _a. , ; ; fractious horse
   
_____

fracture

  ['frktS]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) , ; 

    2. _v. ();  ; 
_____

frag bomb

  ['frg'bOm] _n. _. _.  
_____

fragile

  ['frdaIl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) , 
_____

fragility

  [fr'dIlItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

fragment

  ['frgmnt] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) ; 

    3) ; to overhear fragments of conversation  
    
_____

fragmentary

  ['frgmntrI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 
_____

fragmentation

  [,frgmen'teISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  ()  
_____

fragmentation bomb

  [,frgmen'teISnbOm] _n.  
_____

fragmented

  ['frgmntId] _a.   
_____

fragrance

  ['freIgrns] _n. , 
_____

fragrant

  ['freIgrnt] _a. , 
_____

frail

  I [freIl] _n.

    1) 

    2)   

  II [freIl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) 

    4)  
_____

frailty

  ['freIltI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3)  
_____

frame

  [freIm]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , , , ; 

      3) , ; ; the frame of government 
      ; the frame of society  

      4) ; sobs shook the child's frame   
      £

      5) , ;  ()

      6)  

      7) _. ; 

      8) _. 

      9) _attr. _. ; frame antenna  

      *) frame of mind  , ; frame of reference
      )  ; ; in a somewhat different frame of
      reference    ; ) , 
      

    2. _v.

      1) , ; ; to frame a plan 
      

      2) , 

      3)   ; 

      4) ; a man framed for hardships , 
        

      5) 

      6)   ; ; to frame a sentence 
      

      7) _. ,   ;  

      8) _.  ()

      #) frame up _.  (-.);  ;
          
_____

frame-house

  ['freImhaus] _n.  
_____

frame-saw

  ['freImsO:] _n.  
_____

frame-up

  ['freImAp] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)  ;  , ; 
    

    3) , 

    4) _attr. ; frame-up trial  
_____

framework

  ['freImw:k] _n.

    1) ; , , ;  ( )

    2) , ; 

    3) ; ; within the framework of (smth.)  , 
     (-.); the framework of society  ; to
    return into the framework 

    4) = frame of reference {. frame 1}

    5) _. ; 
_____

framing

  ['freImIN]

    1. _pres-p.  frame 2

    2. _n.

      1) , ; a new framing of mutual relations 
       

      2) , 

      3) _. _.   
_____

franc

  [frNk] _n.  (  ,   )
_____

franchise

  ['frntSaIz] _n.

    1) (. the franchise)    ,  

    2) (. _.) 
_____

frangible

  ['frndIbl] _a. , 
_____

frank

  I [frNk] _a. , , 

  II [frNk] _v.  ()
_____

frankfurter

  ['frNkft] _n. ; frankfurters with sauerkraut   ۣ
   
_____

frankincense

  ['frNkIn'sens] _n. 
_____

franklin

  ['frNklIn] _n. _.   
  
_____

frantic

  ['frntIk] _a. , ; she was frantic with grief 
    
_____

fraternal

  [fr't:nl] _a. ; fraternal order ( society, association)
   ( )
_____

fraternity

  [fr't:nItI] _n.

    1) ; ; ; the fraternity of the Press
    , 

    2) _.  
_____

fraternization

  [,frtnaI'zeISn] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

fraternize

  ['frtnaIz] _v.

    1)  -

    2) 

    3) _.       
    
_____

fratricidal

  [,freItrI'saIdl] _a. 
_____

fratricide

  ['freItrIsaId] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

fraud

  [frO:d] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) , 
_____

fraudulent

  ['frO:djulnt] _a. ; ; fraudulent bankruptcy _.
   
_____

fraught

  [frO:t] _a.

    1) (. _predic.) ; ; ; fraught with
    danger  

    2) _. ֣
_____

fray

  I [freI] _n. , ; eager for the fray   
   (. _.)

  II [freI]

    1. _n. ԣ 

    2. _v.

      1) (), (); ң()

      2) ; , ģ ()
_____

frazil

  ['freIzIl] _n.

    1) ;  ̣

    2) 
_____

frazzle

  ['frzl] _. . _.

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2) ԣ  ң  , 

      *) beaten ( worn) to a frazzle _. , ;
      to work oneself to a frazzle 

    2. _v.

      1) (), ()  

      2) ,  (. frazzle out)
_____

freak

  [fri:k]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2)  (. freak of nature)

      3) _.   ,    

      4)   (-.  )

      5) _.     ɣ

      6) _. 

    2. _a. _. , ; 

    3. _v.    , ; 
_____

freaked

  [fri:kt]

    1. _p-p.  freak 3

    2. _a. ң
_____

freakish

  ['fri:kIS] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

freckle

  ['frekl]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. () 
_____

freckled

  ['frekld] _a. 
_____

free

  [fri:]

    1. _a.

      1) , ;   ; ; to make
      free use of smth.  -.  ; 
       -.; to get free ; to make ( to set)
      free ; free choice  

      2) ,  

      3) , 

      4) ̣, ; free gesture  

      5) ,   ,   ..; free
      love  

      6) ; ; to be free with one's money  ,
      

      7) , ;   ; free education
       ; free of charge ; free of debt 
       , ; free of duty ; free
      imports  ; free on board _. ) ,
      -; ) _. -; free port  ,
      -

      8) , ; free access  

      9) ̣, ̣

      10)  (from - -.);  (from -  -.); a day
      free from wind  ; free from pain 

      11) _. free currency  , ,  
      

      *) free labour ) _.    ( ); ) 
      ,    ; ) ,  
       ; to make free with smb.   ,
          -.; free of  ; we're
      not free of the suburbs yet  ݣ    ; free
      pardon to give with a free hand   ; to spend
      with a free hand  ; to have (to give) a free hand
       ()   

    2. _adv.

      1) ; to run free   

      2) 

    3. _v.  (from, of - );   
_____

free agency

  ['fri:,eIdnsI] _n.  ;  
_____

free and easy

  ['fri:nd'i:zI]

    1. _a. ģ,  

    2. _n. _.

      1) ,   ..,   ģ

      2) 
_____

free city

  ['fri:'sItI] _n. _.  
_____

free enterprise

  ['fri:'entpraIz] _n.  
_____

free-board

  ['fri:bO:d] _n. _.  ;   
_____

free-born

  ['fri:'bO:n] _a. ģ
_____

free-for-all

  ['fri:fr,O:l]

    1. _a. , ,   

    2. _n. _.  , 
_____

free-hand

  ['fri:hnd] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

free-handed

  ['fri:'hndId] _a. 
_____

free-hearted

  ['fri:'ha:tId] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

free-holder

  ['fri:,huld] _n. _. ,  
_____

free-list

  ['fri:'lIst] _n.

    1)     

    2)  ,    -.  ..
_____

free-liver

  ['fri:,lIv] _n. , 
_____

free-spoken

  ['fri:'spukn] _a. , 
_____

free-thinker

  ['fri:'INk] _n. , ; 
_____

free-trader

  ['fri:'treId] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

free-way

  ['fri:weI] _n. _. ,  
_____

free-will

  ['fri:'wIl] _a. 
_____

freebooter

  ['fri:,bu:t] _n. ; , 
_____

freedom

  ['fri:dm] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , ; freedom of speech (of the press)  
    (); academic freedoms   ( 
      ); freedom of the city ޣ
         ; freedom of the seas
           

    3)  

    4) _. , ; to take ( to use) freedoms with smb.
          -.
_____

free lance

  ['fri:'la:ns] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ,    ̣ 

    3) ,    ̣ 
_____

free-lance

  ['fri:'la:ns] _v.

    1)    

    2) _.      
_____

freely

  ['fri:lI] _adv.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 
_____

freeman

  ['fri:mn] _n.

    1) ޣ  

    2)  
_____

freemason

  ['fri:,meIsn] _n. 
_____

freestone

  I ['fri:stun] _n.  ,   

  II ['fri:stun] _n.      (,
  ,   ..)
_____

free trade

  ['fri:'treId] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

free wheel

  ['fri:'wi:l] _n.

    1)  

    2)       ( )
_____

free will

  ['fri:'wIl] _n.  ; of one's own free will 
_____

freeze

  [fri:z] _v. (froze; frozen)

    1) ,   ( freeze over); ͣ

    2) 

    3) ( . ); it freezes 

    4) , ; _. ; it made my blood freeze 
          

    5) _.  (  ..); to freeze wages (prices)
       (); to freeze credits  
     

    6)  ,      
    

    7) _.  ,  (,
      ..)

    #) freeze in ; to be frozen in  ԣ ;
    ͣ; freeze on _. )  ,  (to);
    )   -.; freeze out _.  ( );
    freeze up: to be frozen up ) , ; ) ,
     ,  
_____

freezer

  ['fri:z] _n.

    1)  (); ,  

    2) _. _.     

    3) 
_____

freezing

  ['fri:zIN]

    1. _pres-p.  freeze

    2. _n. , ; 

    3. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) , 
_____

freezing-point

  ['fri:zINpOInt] _n.  
_____

freight

  [freIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  

      2) , 

      3)     

      4) _.  

      5) _attr. ; ; freight carrier  ̣;
      freight train _.  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

freightage

  ['freItId] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

freighter

  ['freIt] _n.

    1) ;     

    2)  

    3)  ̣
_____

frenzied

  ['frenzId] _a. ۣ; frenzied efforts  
_____

frenzy

  ['frenzI] _n. , ; 
_____

frequency

  ['fri:kwnsI] _n.

    1) , ; frequency of the pulse  

    2)  

    3) _. ; high (low) frequency  () 

    4) _attr. ; frequency divider _.  ;
    frequency modulation _.  ; frequency range
    _.  
_____

frequent

  1. _a. ['fri:kwnt] ;    ; 

  2. _v. [fri:'kwent]  
_____

frequentative

  [frI'kwenttIv] _a. _. 
_____

frequenter

  [frI'kwent] _n.  , 
_____

fresco

  ['fresku]

    1. _n. (_pl. -os, -oes ['freskuz]) ;  

    2. _v.  
_____

fresh

  [freS]

    1. _a.

      1) ; fresh fruit  ; fresh butter ̣ ;
      fresh water  ; fresh paint ݣ   ; fresh
      paint! , !; fresh sprouts  

      2) ; ; to begin a fresh chapter   ;
      to make a fresh start  ӣ ; no fresh news 
       ,  

      3) ;  

      4) , ; fresh air  ; a fresh shirt 
      

      5) , , ; fresh complexion   

      6)  ( ); ,  ( ); fresh gale 
        8 

      7) ; a fresh hand  ; fresh from school 
        ( );    

      8) _. , , 

      9)  

      10) _. 

      11) _. _.  ( )

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) = freshet
_____

freshen

  ['freSn] _v.

    1)  ( )

    2)  (. freshen up -  )

    3) _. 

    *) to freshen up oneself    
_____

freshener

  ['freSn] _n. _.  
_____

fresher

  ['freS] _n. _. _. , 
_____

freshet

  ['freSIt] _n.

    1)   ,   

    2)    , ; 
_____

freshly

  ['freSlI] _adv.

    1) ,   . {. fresh 1}

    2) ,   (.  _p-p., . freshly painted  
    )
_____

freshman

  ['freSmn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.   

    3) _attr.: freshman year      -.
    ; freshman English    
_____

freshwater

  ['freS,wO:t] _a. ; freshwater sailor  ,
    
_____

fret

  I [fret]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2)  ()

    2. _v.

      1) , ; 

      2) ģ 

      3) (); (); you have nothing to fret about  
      -  

      *) to fret and fume   ; to fret the ( one's) gizzard
      _. (), (); ()

  II [fret]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.    

  III [fret] _n.  ( )
_____

fret-saw

  ['fretsO:] _n.   , 
_____

fretful

  ['fretful] _a. , 
_____

fretwork

  ['fretw:k] _n.

    1) _.    

    2)   ,    
_____

friability

  [,fraI'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

friable

  ['fraIbl] _a. , ; , ; friable soil 
  
_____

friar

  ['fraI] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.       
_____

friar's cap

  ['fraIzkp] _n. _. 
_____

friary

  ['fraIrI] _n.  
_____

fribble

  ['frIbl]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

fricassee

  [,frIk'si:] _n. _. 
_____

fricative

  ['frIktIv] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

friction

  ['frIkSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

friction-gear

  ['frIkSngI] _n. _.  
_____

fridge

  [frId] = frig I
_____

friend

  [frend]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to make friends ; to make friends with
      smb.   -.

      2) , ; my honourable friend   
      (       )

      3) , 

      4) (Friend) ; Society of Friends " " ()

      *) a friend in need is a friend indeed _.   
      

    2. _v. _. ,  
_____

friendless

  ['frendlIs] _a. ,   
_____

friendliness

  ['frendlInIs] _n. 
_____

friendly

  ['frendlI]

    1. _a.

      1) ;  ; ; friendly in
      manner ; Friendly Society  ;
      friendly match _.  

      2) ; friendly nation  

      3) ,  (to)

      4) 

      5) (Friendly) 

    2. _adv. ; 
_____

friendship

  ['frendSIp] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

frieze

  I [fri:z] _n. _. ;    

  II [fri:z] _n. ; 
_____

frig

  I [frId] _. . refrigerator

  II [frIg] _v. _. 
_____

frigate

  ['frIgIt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  

    3) _. 
_____

frigate-bird

  ['frIgItb:d] = frigate 3)
_____

frige

  [frId] = frig I
_____

frigging

  ['frIgIN]

    1. _pres-p.  frig II

    2. _a. _. _. ޣ, 
_____

fright

  [fraIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to give smb. a fright  -.; to have ( to
      get) a fright 

      2) _. , 

    2. _v. _. ; 
_____

frighten

  ['fraItn] _v. 

    #) frighten away ; frighten into , 
      -.; frighten off ; frighten out of
        -.; to frighten smb. out of
    existence  -.  
_____

frightened

  ['fraItnd]

    1. _p-p.  frighten

    2. _a. 
_____

frightful

  ['fraItful] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. , 

    3) _. 
_____

frigid

  ['frIdId] _a.

    1) ; frigid zone  

    2) , , 
_____

frigidity

  [frI'dIdItI] _n.

    1) ; ; eternal frigidity  

    2) , 
_____

frill

  [frIl] _n.

    1) ; ; ; 

    2) _pl.  

    3) _pl. 

    4) _pl. _. _. 

    5) _. 

    *) to put on frills , ; ; to take the
    frills out of smb. _.    -.; Newgate frill
    ,         
    
_____

frilled

  [frIld] _a.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

frillies

  ['frIlIz] _n. _pl. _.    
_____

fringe

  [frInd]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ޣ

      3) , ; on the fringe of the forest   

      4) _attr.: fringe benefits   (, 
        ..)

      *) Newgate fringe = Newgate frill {. frill}

    2. _a.    

    3. _v.

      1)  

      2) 
_____

frippery

  ['frIprI] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) ,  (  )
_____

frisk

  [frIsk]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  ()

      3) _.  (-.   )
_____

frisky

  ['frIskI] _a. , 
_____

frit

  [frIt] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. , ; 
_____

frith

  [frI] = firth
_____

fritter

  ['frIt]

    1. _n.

      1)  (    ..)

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2)    (. fritter away)
_____

frivol

  ['frIvl] _v.

    1)    

    2)   (,   ..; . frivol
    away)
_____

frivolity

  [frI'vOlItI] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) 
_____

frivolous

  ['frIvls] _a.

    1) , ; ; 

    2) , 
_____

friz

  [frIz] = frizz I
_____

frizz

  I [frIz]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) _. 

    2. _v. 

      #) frizz up 

  II [frIz] _v.  ( )
_____

frizzed

  [frIzd]

    1. _p-p.  frizz I, 2

    2. _a. 
_____

frizzle

  I ['frIzl] _v.

    1) ()  

    2)   

  II ['frIzl]

    1. _n.

      1)  (ޣ)

      2) 

    2. _v. () (. frizzle up)
_____

frizzly

  ['frIzlI] = frizzed 2
_____

frizzy

  ['frIzI] _a. ; 
_____

fro

  [fru] _adv.: to and fro   ң;   
_____

frock

  [frOk] _n.

    1)    

    2) 

    3) = frock-coat

    4) 
_____

frock-coat

  ['frOk'kut] _n. 
_____

frog

  I [frOg] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (  )

    3) _-.  ()

    4) _.    

    5) - ()

    6) _. 

    7) _attr.: frog restaurant _. _.    

  II [frOg] _n.

    1)     ,   ..

    2) 

    3) ,  (  ,   ..)
_____

frog-in-the-throat

  ['frOgIn'rut] _n. _. 
_____

frog-march

  ['frOgma:tS]

    1. _n. ɣ     ( 
             )

    2. _v.  (-.)  ң        
_____

froggy

  ['frOgI] _a. ; 
_____

frogling

  ['frOglIN] _n. 
_____

frogman

  ['frOgmn] _n.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

frogskin

  ['frOgskIn] _n. _. _.  
_____

frolic

  ['frOlIk]

    1. _n. ; ; 

    2. _a. _. ӣ; ; 

    3. _v. , 
_____

frolicsome

  ['frOlIksm] _a. _. , 
_____

from

  [frOm] ( ); [frm] ( ) _prep.

    1)     , ,  ( .
    ); from Leningrad  ; where is he coming from?
     ?; we are two hours journey from there    
      ; we were 50 km. from the town    50 . 
    

    2)    ,  ,  , ; from
    the beginning of the book   ; from floor to ceiling 
      ; from end to end    ; you will find the
    word in the seventh line from the bottom (of the page)  ģ 
        ; from ten to twenty thousand   
     ; from my point of view    

    3)     , , ; from the (very)
    beginning  () ; from the beginning of the century 
     ; from a child  ; from before the war  
    ; from now on   , ; beginning from Friday week
       ; from dusk to dawn     ; from
    six a. m.    ; from beginning to end    

    4)   , , ,   .. , ,
    , ; take the knife from the child    £; take ten
    from fifteen    ; to exclude from the number
      ; she parted from him at the door   
      ; they withdrew the team from the match   
      

    5)     ,   
     .. ; to hide from smb.   -.; to release from
    duty _.   ,   ; he was excused from
    digging   ģ  ֣  ; he was saved from
    ruin   ӣ  ; prevent him from going there 
      

    6)   ,  , , ; I know it from
    papers     ; to speak (to write down) from memory
     ()  ; I heard it from his own lips  
        

    7)     , ; to suffer from cold 
     ; he died from blood-poisoning     ; to
    act from good motives    ; to be shy from
    nature    

    8)    , ; to tell real silk from its imitation
      ۣ  ; customs differ from
    country to country     ; to do things
    differently from other people   ,  

    9)     , , ; from being a dull,
    indifferent boy he now became a vigorous youth  , 
        ,  

    #) from away  , ; from outside ; ; from
    over -; from over the sea - ; from under -; from
    under the table - 
_____

frond

  [frOnd] _n.

    1) ;   

    2)  (  )
_____

front

  [frAnt]

    1. _n.

      1) ;   (-.); to come to the front
      ; in front of , ; a car stopped in front of
      the house    ; in front of smb.'s eyes
       -. ; don't say it in front of the children  
         

      2) _. ;  

      3) , ޣ (  ); united front 
      ; popular ( the people's) front  

      4) _. , ; 

      5)   

      6)  

      7) ;  

      *) to have the front to do smth.    -.; to
      present ( to show) a bold front   ; to put a bold
      front on it  

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. ; front vowels   

      *) front bench      
      ,      {.
      front-bencher}

    3. _v.

      1)  ;  ݣ ; the house fronts on ( towards)
      the sea    

      2) 
_____

front page

  ['frAntpeId] _n.

    1)  

    2)   ( )
_____

front-bencher

  ['frAnt,bentS] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)  
_____

front-page

  ['frAnt'peId] _a.     ();  
_____

front-pager

  ['frAnt,peId] _n. _.  ,  
_____

frontage

  ['frAntId] _n.

    1)  

    2) ;     

    3)    ( , )

    4) _.  
_____

frontal

  ['frAntl] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) _. , 

    3) _. 
_____

frontier

  ['frAntI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.     

    3) _. 

    4) _attr. ; frontier town  
_____

frontiersman

  [frAn'tIzmn] _n.

    1)   

    2) _. _. , 
_____

frontispiece

  ['frAntIspi:s] _n. _. _. 
_____

frontlet

  ['frAntlIt] _n.

    1)   

    2)    
_____

front-line

  ['frAntlaIn] _n.  ;  
_____

fronton

  ['frAntn] _n. _. ; 
_____

front-rank

  ['frAnt'rNk] _a. 
_____

frontward

  ['frAntwd]

    1. _a.   

    2. _adv. () ң
_____

frontwards

  ['frAntwdz] = frontward 2
_____

frontways

  ['frAntweIz] = frontward 2
_____

frontwise

  ['frAntwaIz] = frontward 2
_____

frost

  [frOst]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ten degrees of frost   ; black frost
        ; hard ( sharp, biting) frost  

      2)  (. hoar frost)

      3) , 

      4) _.  (,   ..); the play turned out a frost
       ; dead frost _.  ;  ,
      

    2. _v.

      1)   ()

      2) 

      3) 

      4)    ()

      5)  ,   

      6)  ()

      7)    
_____

frost crack

  ['frOstkrk] = frost-cleft 1
_____

frost-bite

  ['frOstbaIt] _n.  
_____

frost-bitten

  ['frOst,bItn] _a. 
_____

frost-bound

  ['frOstbaund] _a.  
_____

frost-cleft

  ['frOstkleft] _.

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a. ֣ ;   
_____

frost-hardy

  ['frOst,ha:dI] _a.  ( )
_____

frost-work

  ['frOstw:k] _n.

    1)   ( )

    2)      
_____

frosted

  ['frOstId]

    1. _p-p.  frost 2

    2. _a.

      1)  

      2)  

      3)  ( )

      4)  ( )
_____

frostily

  ['frOstIlI] _adv. , ; 
_____

frosty

  ['frOstI] _a.

    1) ; frosty trees ,  

    2) _. , 

    3) ; frosty head  
_____

froth

  [frO]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ,  , 

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2)   

      3) 
_____

froth-blower

  ['frO,blu] _n. _.  
_____

frothy

  ['frOI] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

frou-frou

  ['fru:fru:] _n. _.  (ۣ)
_____

frounce

  [frauns] _v.

    1) 

    2)  , 

    3) _. 
_____

frown

  [fraun]

    1. _n.  ;  ;  

    2. _v.  ;   (at, on, upon - );
    ; to frown on smth.   -.
_____

frowst

  [fraust]

    1. _n. _. У,   ( ), 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) 
_____

frowsy

  ['frauzI] _a.

    1) , У

    2) , ޣ, 
_____

frowzy

  ['frauzI] _a.

    1) , У

    2) , ޣ, 
_____

froze

  [fruz] _p.  freeze
_____

frozen

  ['fruzn]

    1. _p-p.  freeze

    2. _a.

      1) ͣ

      2) ; frozen fruit  

      3) ģ

      4) _. ,  
_____

fructiferous

  [frAk'tIfrs] _a. 
_____

fructification

  [,frAktIfI'keISn] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

fructify

  ['frAktIfaI] _v.

    1) _. 

    2)   (. _.)
_____

fructose

  ['frAktus] _n. 
_____

frugal

  ['fru:gl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ; frugal supper  
_____

frugality

  [fru:'glItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

fruit

  [fru:t]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to bear fruit 

      2) _. ; to grow fruit   ; small
      fruit 

      3) (. _pl.) , 

      4) _attr. 

    2. _v. 
_____

fruit-cake

  ['fru:tkeIk] _n.     
_____

fruit-grower

  ['fru:t,gru] _n. , 
_____

fruit-knife

  ['fru:tnaIf] _n.   
_____

fruit-sugar

  ['fru:t,Sug] _n. ; 
_____

fruit-tree

  ['fru:ttri:] _n.  
_____

fruitage

  ['fru:tId] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

fruitarian

  [fru:'tErIn] _n. ,   
_____

fruiter

  ['fru:t] _n.

    1)  

    2) , ֣ 

    3) 
_____

fruiterer

  ['fru:tr] _n.  
_____

fruitful

  ['fru:tful] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

fruitgrowing

  ['fru:t,gruIN] _n. , 
_____

fruition

  [fru:'ISn] _n.

    1)  -. 

    2)  (  ..)
_____

fruitless

  ['fru:tlIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

fruit machine

  ['fru:tm,Si:n] _n. _.  
_____

fruit-piece

  ['fru:tpi:s] _n.   
_____

fruit salad

  ['fru:t'sld] _n.  
_____

fruity

  ['fru:tI] _a.

    1)    ( ,   ..)

    2)    ( )

    3) ; _. ; a fruity voice  

    4) _. , ; ; a fruity story  
     
_____

frumenty

  ['fru:mntI] _n.     ,  
_____

frump

  [frAmp] _n.     
_____

frumpish

  ['frAmpIS] _a.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

frusta

  ['frAst] _pl.  frustum
_____

frustrate

  [frAs'treIt] _v. ,  ();  ,
  
_____

frustration

  [frAs'treISn] _n.

    1)  ();  ()

    2) 
_____

frustum

  ['frAstm] _n. (_pl. -ta, -tums ['frAstmz]) _. ޣ ;
  ޣ 
_____

fry

  I [fraI] _n.  £; ; small fry _. _. ,
  ;  

  II [fraI]

    1. _n.  ;  (); 

    2. _v. ()
_____

frying-pan

  ['fraIINpn] _n. 

    *) out of the frying-pan into the fire     
_____

fubsy

  ['fAbzI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

fuck

  [fAk] _v. _. 
_____

fucking

  ['fAkIN] _.

    1. _a. , ޣ

    2. _adv. , 
_____

fuddle

  ['fAdl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)  ; to fuddle oneself, to be fuddled 

      2) 
_____

fuddy-duddy

  ['fAdI'dAdI] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

fudge

  [fAd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ""

      2) 

      3) ,      

    2. _v.  -, ; ""

    3. _int. !, !
_____

fuel

  [fjul]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  

      3) () 

      4) _-. 
_____

fuel pump

  ['fjulpAmp] _n.    , 
_____

fuelling

  ['fjulIN]

    1. _pres-p.  fuel 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

fug

  [fAg]

    1. _n. _.

      1) , У 

      2) ;  (  ,     ..)

    2. _v.   ; to fug at home    
_____

fugacious

  [fju:'geISs] _a.

    1) ̣

    2) 
_____

fuggy

  ['fAgI] _a. У ( ); 
_____

fugitive

  ['fju:dItIv]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ̣, 

      3): fugitive verse , Σ  -. 
_____

fugle

  ['fju:gl] _v. ;  
_____

fugleman

  ['fju:glmn] _n.

    1) ; ,  

    2) _. _. 
_____

fugue

  [fju:g] _n. _. 
_____

fulcra

  ['fAlkr] _pl.  fulcrum
_____

fulcrum

  ['fAlkrm] _n. (_pl. -ra)

    1) _.   ()

    2)   

    3) _.    
_____

fulfil

  [ful'fIl] _v.

    1) ; , ; to fulfil the quota 
    ; to fulfil a promise  

    2) 

    3)  (,   ..); to fulfil oneself
      (   ),  
     
_____

fulfilment

  [ful'fIlmnt] _n.

    1) ; , ; 

    2) 
_____

fulgent

  ['fAldnt] _a. _. , 
_____

fulgurate

  ['fAlgjureIt] _v.

    1)  

    2)  ( )
_____

fulgurite

  ['fAlgjurIt] _n. _. 
_____

fuliginous

  [fju:'lIdIns] _a. ޣ,  
_____

full

  I [ful]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; a full audience  , 
       ; full to overflowing ( to the brim)  
      ; a full hour  ; full load  

      2) ݣ; he is full of his own affairs   
       

      3) ; a full meal  

      4) _. ; to eat till one is full   ,  
      

      5) ,  (-.)

      6) ,  ( )

      7) , 

      8)   ,  ; in full vigour  
      ; full tide  

      *) full brother  ; full powers ; to be on full
      time     ; full up _predic. _.
      ;  ; full moon 

    2. _n.: in full ; to the full   

    3. _adv.

      1) _. 

      2)  ; the ball hit him full on the nose     
      

      3) ; full well () 

    4. _v.   ();   ,  

  II [ful] _v. _.  ()
_____

full dress

  ['ful'dres] _n.   ; in full dress   
  
_____

full stop

  ['fulstOp] _n. 

    *) to come to a full stop   ,   
_____

full-back

  ['fulbk] _n.  ( )
_____

full-blooded

  ['ful'blAdId] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ;  
_____

full-blown

  ['ful'blun] _a.   ( )
_____

full-bodied

  ['ful'bOdId] _a. ;   
_____

full-bottomed

  ['ful'bOtmd] _a.

    1) _. full-bottomed ship      

    2): full-bottomed wig  
_____

full-dress

  ['ful'dres] _a.: full-dress debate _.    ;
  full-dress rehearsal  
_____

full-faced

  ['ful'feIst] _a.

    1)   , 

    2) ף 
_____

full-fashioned

  ['ful'fSnd] _a. _. ; full-fashioned stockings  
  
_____

full-fed

  ['ful'fed] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

full-fledged

  ['ful'fledd] _a.

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

full-grown

  ['ful'grun] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

full-length

  ['ful'leN] _a.

    1)   ,    (  )

    2) ;  ; a full-length film  
_____

full-mouthed

  ['ful'maud] _a.

    1) 

    2)     ( )
_____

full-pelt

  ['fulpelt] _adv.  ;   
_____

full-scale

  ['ful'skeIl] _a.

    1)   

    2) , ; full-scale study  
_____

full-timer

  ['ful,taIm] _n.

    1) ,    

    2) ,   
_____

fuller

  I ['ful] _n. , 

  II ['ful] _.

    1. _n.    

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) 
_____

fulling-mill

  ['fulINmIl] _n. _.  
_____

fullness

  ['fulnIs] _n. , ,   . {. full I, 1}; a fullness
  under the eyes   ; to write with great fullness 
   

    *) in the fullness of time  ϣ ,   
_____

fully

  ['fulI] _adv. , , ; fully justified 
  ; to eat fully  
_____

fulmar

  ['fulm] _n.  ()
_____

fulminant

  ['fAlmInnt] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

fulminate

  ['fAlmIneIt]

    1. _v.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) _. ()

      4)    (-.   ..);  
      ( -.);  (against)

    2. _n.: fulminate of mercury  
_____

fulminatory

  ['fAlmIntrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

fulness

  ['fulnIs] = fullness
_____

fulsome

  ['fulsm] _a. ; fulsome flattery  
_____

fulvous

  ['fAlvs] _a. -֣, 
_____

fumade

  [fju:'meId] _n. ޣ , 
_____

fumble

  ['fAmbl] _v.

    1)  (for, after); to fumble in one's purse   (ϣ)
    

    2)   ( -.)

    3) ,   
_____

fume

  [fju:m]

    1. _n.

      1)      ; the fumes of wine  ; the
      fumes of cigars   

      2) ; ()

      3)  

      4) ;  ; in a fume   

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2)  

      3)  ()

      4) ;  (. fume away)

      5) _. 

      6) ; ;   
_____

fumigate

  ['fju:mIgeIt] _v.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

fumigation

  [,fju:mI'geISn] _n. ; 
_____

fumitory

  ['fju:mItrI] _n. _.  ()
_____

fumy

  ['fju:mI] _a. ;  
_____

fun

  [fAn]

    1. _n. ; ; ; figure of fun  , 
    ; he is great fun   ; it was rather fun eating
    in a restaurant      ; I did it
    for ( in) fun     ; to make fun of smb.
     -.;   -.; what fun!  !,
     !

      *) like fun )    ;   ; )   

    2. _v. _.  (. to be funning)
_____

fun-fair

  ['fAnfE] _n.   ,   ..
_____

funambulist

  [fju:'nmbjulIst] _n. 
_____

function

  ['fANkSn]

    1.

      1) , 

      2)  ()

      3) (. _pl.)  

      4) ;  

      5) _. , ɣ ( public  social function)

      6) _. 

    2. _v. , ;  
_____

functional

  ['fANkSnl] _a.

    1)  (. _.  _.)

    2) _. ,  
_____

functionary

  ['fANkSnrI]

    1. _n.  ; 

    2. _a. 
_____

functionate

  ['fANkSneIt] _v. _. , 
_____

fund

  [fAnd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; a fund of knowledge  

      2) ; 

      3) _pl.  ; to be in funds   

      4) (the funds) _pl.   ; to have money
      in the funds     

      5)    , 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)     

      3) _.  
_____

fundament

  ['fAndmnt] _n. , 
_____

fundamental

  [,fAnd'mentl]

    1. _a. ; ; ; the fundamental rules
     ; fundamental frequency _.  ,
     ; fundamental truth ; fundamental freedoms
     

    2. _n. (. _pl.)

      1)  ; 

      2) 
_____

fundamentalizm

  [,fAnd'mentlIzm] _n. _. ,  
      
_____

funded

  ['fAndId]

    1. _p-p.  fund 2

    2. _a. ; ݣ   ; funded debt
     ;   
_____

funeral

  ['fju:nrl]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  

      2)  

      *) it is not my funeral _.    ;   ϣ
      ; it's your funeral   ;   

    2. _a. ; funeral urn   ; funeral home _.
    ,    ; funeral speech  
    
_____

funereal

  [fju:'nIrIl] _a. ; ; 
_____

fungi

  ['fANgaI] _pl.  fungus
_____

fungicide

  ['fAndIsaId] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: fungicide therapy  
_____

fungous

  ['fANgs] _a. , 
_____

fungus

  ['fANgs] _n. (_pl. -gi, -es ['fANgsIz])

    1) ; ; ;  

    2) _. 
_____

funicular

  [fju:'nIkjul]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ̣ (. funicular railway)
_____

funk

  [fANk] _.

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to be in a funk 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  ( -.)
_____

funk-hole

  ['fANkhul] _n. _. _.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) ,       
_____

funky

  ['fANkI] _a. _. , 
_____

funnel

  ['fAnl] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

funny

  I ['fAnI]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; ; 

      2) _. ; funny business ,   
      ; to feel funny   

    2. _n. _pl. _. _.    

  II ['fAnI] _n.  , 
_____

funny farm

  ['fAnI'fa:m] _n. _. _. ()   
_____

funny house

  ['fAnI'haus] _n. _. _.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

funny-bone

  ['fAnIbun] _n. _.    
_____

funny-man

  ['fAnImn] _n. ; , 
_____

funster

  ['fAnst] _n. _. ; 
_____

fur

  [f:]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) _.  ; fur and feather    

      4) (. _pl.) ;  

      5) ̣ (  );  ( , );  (
       )

      6) _attr. ; fur coat () 

      *) to make the fur fly  ,  

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2)   ( )

      3) _.  ,   
_____

furbelow

  ['f:bIlu] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _pl. _. ;  
_____

furbish

  ['f:bIS] _v. , ;  

    #) furbish up , 
_____

furcate

  ['f:keIt]

    1. _a. , ̣

    2. _v. 
_____

furcation

  [f:'keISn] _n. , 
_____

furfur

  ['f:f] _n. (_pl. -res ['f:fri:z]) 
_____

furiosity

  [,fjurI'OsItI] _n. _. ; 
_____

furious

  ['fjurIs] _a. ۣ, ; he was furious    
_____

furl

  [f:l]

    1. _n.

      1) ף

      2) -. ף

    2. _v.

      1) ף;  ()

      2)  (, )

      3)  ; pants furled at the bottom  
        
_____

furlong

  ['f:lON] _n.    (= 201 .)
_____

furlough

  ['f:lu] _n. _. 
_____

furmety

  ['f:mtI] = frumenty
_____

furnace

  ['f:nIs] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) 
_____

furnace-bar

  ['f:nIsba:] _n. 
_____

furnace-charge

  ['f:nIs'tSa:d] _n.  
_____

furnish

  ['f:nIS] _v.

    1)  (with); , ; to furnish sentries
    _.  

    2) ; to furnish benefits (explanations) 
     ()

    3)  (), 
_____

furnished

  ['f:nISt]

    1. _p-p.  furnish

    2. _a. ; furnished rooms  ; furnished
    house   ,  
_____

furnisher

  ['f:nIS] _n.  (. )
_____

furnishings

  ['f:nISINz] _n. _pl.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) 

    4)  
_____

furniture

  ['f:nItS] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)   (); ,  (  ..)

    3) ; furniture of one's mind ; furniture of one's
    pocket 

    4) _. 

    5) _.  
_____

furore

  [fju'rO:rI] _. _n. 
_____

furred

  [f:d]

    1. _p-p.  fur 2

    2. _a.

      1)  

      2) _.  ( )

      3) _.   ( ,   ..)
_____

furrier

  ['fArI] _n. ; 
_____

furriery

  ['fArIrI] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2) _. _. 
_____

furrow

  ['fAru]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ֣

      3)  

      4) _.  

      5) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2)  
_____

furry

  ['f:rI] _a.

    1) ;  

    2)  ̣, 
_____

fur-seal

  ['f:si:l] _n. _.  
_____

further

  ['f:]

    1. _a.

      1) _comp.  far 1

      2)  ̣

      3) ; ; further education  
      ( ); to obtain further information 
       ; till further notice   
      

    2. _adv.

      1) _comp.  far 2

      2) ; 

      3) ;  ;  ; to inquire further 
      ; let me further tell you   

      *) I'll see you further first   !,   !, 
      ݣ!

    3. _v. ; , ; to further hopes
     
_____

furtherance

  ['f:rns] _n. ; , 
_____

furthermore

  ['f:'mO:] _adv.   ,  ;  
_____

furthermost

  ['f:must] = farthermost
_____

furthest

  ['f:Ist] = farthest
_____

furtive

  ['f:tIv] _a.

    1) , ; furtive footsteps  ; to cast a
    furtive glance  

    2) 
_____

furtively

  ['f:tIvlI] _adv. , 
_____

furuncle

  ['fjurANkl] _n. , 
_____

fury

  ['fjurI] _n.

    1) ; , 

    2) (Fury) _. ; _. .  

    *) like fury _. , 
_____

furze

  [f:z] _n. _. 
_____

fuscous

  ['fAsks] _a. ,  ԣ 
_____

fuse

  I [fju:z]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.  , ; to blow a fuse 
       

    2. _v.

      1) (), (); _.   

      2) 

      3) , 

  II [fju:z]

    1. _n.

      1) , ;  ; 

      2) _.  ; 

    2. _v. _.    
_____

fusee

  [fju:'zi:] _n.

    1)  (     )

    2) 

    3) = fusil

    4) ,    
_____

fusel oil

  ['fju:zl'OIl] _n.  
_____

fuselage

  ['fju:zIla:] _n. _. 
_____

fusibility

  [,fju:z'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

fusible

  ['fju:zbl] _a. 
_____

fusiform

  ['fju:zIfO:m] _a. 
_____

fusil

  ['fju:zIl] _n. _. , ̣ 
_____

fusilier

  [,fju:zI'lI] _n. _. ̣, 
_____

fusillade

  [,fju:zI'leId] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

fusion

  ['fju:n] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  , 

    3) , 

    4) _attr.: fusion reaction  ; fusion bomb 
    
_____

fuss

  [fAs]

    1. _n.

      1) , ģ ; to get into a fuss
      , 

      2) ,  - ; to make a fuss about smth.
       , ֣ ; ; to make a
      fuss of smb. ,   -.; to make a fuss of
      smth.    -.,   -. 

      3)  ,  -  

    2. _v.

      1) ,  -  ( fuss about);
      ,   

      2) _. _. ; ; fuss up _. _.
      

      *) to have one's feathers fussed   ;
      
_____

fussy

  ['fAsI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 
_____

fust

  [fAst] _n. _.    
_____

fustian

  ['fAstIn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  ;  

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) , 
_____

fustic

  ['fAstIk] _n.  ( )
_____

fustigate

  ['fAstIgeIt] _v. _.  
_____

fusty

  ['fAstI] _a.

    1) , У

    2) , 
_____

futhorc

  ['fu:O:k] _n.   (    )
_____

futile

  ['fju:taIl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) أ, , 
_____

futility

  [fju:'tIlItI] _n.   . {. futile}
_____

future

  ['fju:tS]

    1. _n.

      1)  (); for the future, in future  , 

      2) 

      3) _pl. _. ,      ( 
       )

      4) _pl. _.  ; to deal in futures  
         

    2. _a. ; future tense _.  
_____

futurism

  ['fju:tSrIzm] _n. 
_____

futurist

  ['fju:tSrIst] _n. 
_____

futurity

  [fju:'tjurItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _pl.  

    3) _.  
_____

futurology

  [,fju:tS'rOldI] _n. 
_____

fuze

  [fju:z] = fuse II
_____

fuzz

  [fAz]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _-. ;  ()

      3)  

      4) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2)  ( )
_____

fuzzily

  ['fAzIlI] _adv. , ,   
_____

fuzzy

  ['fAzI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ۣ

    3) , ̣
_____

fyke

  [faIk] _n. _.  
_____

fylfot

  ['fIlfOt] _n. 
_____

gab

  I [gb] _.

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ; stop your gab! !; () !

    2. _v. ,  

  II [gb] _n. _.

    1) ; 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

gabardine

  ['gbdi:n] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) = gaberdine 1)
_____

gabber

  ['gb] _n. _. , 
_____

gabble

  ['gbl]

    1. _n. ,  

    2. _v.

      1)    , 

      2)  ( )
_____

gabbler

  ['gbl] _n. ; 
_____

gabby

  ['gbI] _a. _. ; 
_____

gaberdine

  ['gbdi:n] _n.

    1)     

    2) = gabardine 1)
_____

gabion

  ['geIbjn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

gabionade

  [,geIbj'neId] _n. _. ,  
_____

gable

  ['geIbl] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) Σ 

    3) _attr.: gable roof  ( ) ; gable window
     
_____

gabled

  ['geIbld] _a.  ( )
_____

gaby

  ['geIbI] _n. _. , 
_____

gad

  I [gd] _int. ?;  !;   ! ( , ,
  , )

  II [gd] _v. _. ,  (. gad about, gad abroad)

  III [gd] _n.

    1) ɣ,  

    2) _. أ

    3) = goad 1, 1)

    4) _. ;  (  )
_____

gad-fly

  ['gdflaI] _n. , 
_____

gadabout

  ['gdbaut] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

gadder

  ['gd] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _.  
_____

gadget

  ['gdIt] _n. _.

    1) ,  (.  )

    2) _. ; 
_____

gadoid

  ['geIdOId]

    1. _n.    

    2. _a.   
_____

gadolinium

  [,gdO'lInIm] _n. _. 
_____

gaff

  I [gf]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _. 

      *) to stand the gaff _. _.  ;  
       ; to give smb. the gaff   
      -.;  -.  

    2. _v.  ()

  II [gf] _n. _. ۣ , - (. penny gaff)

  III [gf] _n. _. , 

    *) to blow the gaff 
_____

gaffe

  [gf] _n. , ,  
_____

gaffer

  ['gf] _n.

    1) _. ;  ()

    2) _. 
_____

gag

  [gg]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _.  

      3) _. ;   ; , ;
      

      4) _. ; 

      5) _. 

      6) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  

      2)  ;   

      3) 

      4) _.  

      5) _. , 

      6) _.  

      7) _. 
_____

gag-man

  ['ggmn] _n.  , ,   ,   ..
_____

gaga

  ['ga:ga:] _a. _.

    1) , 

    2) ; to go gaga ;   
_____

gage

  I [geId]

    1. _n.

      1) ; in gage of smth.   -.; to give on gage 
       

      2)  ( ); to throw down a gage  ,
      ""

    2. _v.

      1) ;    

      2)   

  II [geId] _. = gauge
_____

gaggle

  ['ggl]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; _.  

      2) 

    2. _v. 
_____

gaiety

  ['geItI] _n.

    1) ӣ

    2) (. _pl.) ; 

    3) ӣ   
_____

gaily

  ['geIlI] _adv.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

gain

  [geIn]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _pl.  (from - ); ;  (   ..)

      3) , , 

      4) , ; love of gain 

      5) _. ,  ( ,  )

      6) _. 

      7) _. _. 

      *) ill-gotten gains never prosper _.    ģ

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  , ; 

      3) , ; to gain a prize  ; to gain
      time ,  

      4) , ; to gain confidence of smb.   
       -.; to gain experience  ; to gain ill repute
        ; to gain weight   ; to gain
      strength  , 

      5) , ; to gain touch _. 
       ( ); to gain the rear of the enemy
      _.    

      6) 

      #) gain on ) ; ) ,   
       ( ); )  (-. ); gain over
         , ; gain upon = gain

      *) on to gain the upper hand  ; my watch gains  
      
_____

gainful

  ['geInful] _a.

    1) , , , ; 

    2)   
_____

gainings

  ['geInINz] _n. _pl.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

gainsaid

  [geIn'seId] _p.  _p-p.  gainsay
_____

gainsay

  [geIn'seI] _v. (gainsaid)

    1) 

    2) 
_____

gainst

  [geInst] (. 'gainst) _prep. _. . against
_____

gait

  [geIt] _n. 
_____

gaiter

  ['geIt] _n. (. _pl.) , ; 

    *) ready to the last gaiter button  
_____

gal

  [gl] _n. _. , ;  
_____

gala

  ['ga:l]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. , , 
_____

gala day

  ['ga:ldeI] _n.  ; 
_____

gala dress

  ['ga:ldres] _n.    
_____

gala night

  ['ga:lnaIt] _n. -;  
_____

galactic

  [g'lktIk] _a. _. 
_____

galantine

  ['glnti:n] _n. , 
_____

galanty show

  [g'lntI'Su] _n. _.  
_____

galaxy

  ['glksI] _n.

    1) _. ,  

    2)  (. _.)
_____

gale

  I [geIl] _n.

    1) ; ;   7  10 

    2) , ; gales of laughter  

    3) _. , 

  II [geIl] _n. _.  ()

  III [geIl] _n.   
_____

galeeny

  [g'li:nI] _n. 
_____

galena

  [g'li:n] _n.  , 
_____

galenic

  [g'lenIk] _a. ,    ( )
_____

galenical

  [g'lenIkl] = galenic
_____

galimatias

  [,glI'mtIs] _n. _. , 
_____

galipot

  ['glIpOt] _n.     , 
_____

gall

  I [gO:l] _n.

    1) ֣

    2) ֣ 

    3) ֣, ; 

    4) _. , ; to have the gall to do smth. 
      -.

    *) gall and wormwood  , 

  II [gO:l]

    1. _n. , ԣ ; Σ ( )

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ()

      2) , 

      3)  ()

  III [gO:l] _n. _. ,  
_____

gall-bladder

  ['gO:l,bld] _n. _. ֣ 
_____

gall-fly

  ['gO:lflaI] _n. _. 
_____

gall-stone

  ['gO:lstun] _n. _. ֣ 
_____

gallant

  ['glnt]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; a gallant soldier  ; a gallant
      steed  

      2) , , 

      3) [g'lnt] ; ,  ( )

      4) [g'lnt] ; gallant adventures  

    2. _n.

      1)  , ݣ, 

      2) [g'lnt]  , ֣

      3) 

    3. _v. . [g'lnt]

      1)  ()

      2) ;   
_____

gallantry

  ['glntrI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ;  

    3)  , 
_____

galleass

  ['glIs] _n. _. , ң 
_____

galleon

  ['glIn] _n. _.  ()
_____

gallery

  ['glrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ̣;   ̣; to play to the gallery ,
      ۣ ;  ۣ 

    3)  

    4) 

    5) , 

    6) _. , 
_____

galley

  ['glI] _n.

    1) _. ; the galleys   {. galley-slave 1}

    2) _. ; 

    3) _. 

    4) _.  ; 

    5) = galley proof; to read the galleys  ; she read the
    galleys of her new novel      
_____

galley proof

  ['glIpru:f] _n. _. 
_____

galley-slave

  ['glIsleIv] _n.

    1)    (  ģ )

    2) , ޣ  ֣ 
_____

gallic

  ['glIk] _a. _. 
_____

gallicism

  ['glIsIzm] _n. 
_____

galligaskins

  [,glI'gskInz] _n. _pl.

    1)   XVI-XVII .

    2) _.  
_____

gallimaufry

  [,glI'mO:frI] _n.  , 
_____

gallinaceous

  [,glI'neISs] _a. _. 
_____

galliot

  ['glIt] _n. _.  (  )
_____

gallipot

  ['glIpOt] _n.

    1)  () 

    2) = galipot
_____

gallium

  ['glIm] _n. _. 
_____

gallivant

  [,glI'vnt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) , , 
_____

gall-nut

  ['gO:lnAt] = gall III
_____

gallon

  ['gln] _n.  (    , . = 4,54 ., .
  imperial gallon; _. = 3,78 .)
_____

galloon

  [g'lu:n] _n. 
_____

gallop

  ['glp]

    1. _n. ; at full gallop   

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2)  () 

      3)  

      4)  (-.)  ( gallop through, gallop over)
_____

galloper

  ['glp] _n. _.

    1) _. ;   

    2) ̣ 
_____

gallophil

  ['glufIl] _n. 
_____

gallophobe

  ['glufub] _n. 
_____

galloping

  ['glpIN]

    1. _pres-p.  gallop 2

    2. _a.  ()

      *) galloping consumption  
_____

galloway

  ['glweI] _n. _. ,   
_____

gallows

  ['gluz] _n. _pl. (. .  _sing.)

    1) ; to come to the gallows  

    2) 

    3) _pl. _. , 

    4) _.   
_____

gallows-bird

  ['gluzb:d] _n. _. , 
_____

gallows-tree

  ['gluztri:] = gallows 1)
_____

galluses

  ['glsIz] _n. _pl. _. _. 
_____

galoot

  [g'lu:t] _n. _. _.

    1)    

    2) _. . _.  , 
_____

galop

  ['glp]

    1. _n.  ()

    2. _v.  
_____

galore

  [g'lO:]

    1. _adv.  ; there is fruit galore in the Crimea this summer 
          

    2. _n. _. 
_____

galosh

  [g'lOS] _n. ; _.  
_____

galumph

  [g'lAmf] _v. _.   , 
_____

galvanic

  [gl'vnIk] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) 

    3) ;    ( ,
      ..)
_____

galvanism

  ['glvnIzm] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

galvanization

  [,glvnaI'zeISn] _n. _. _. 
_____

galvanize

  ['glvnaIz] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) ; ; to galvanize smb. into action 
    -.  ;  -. 
_____

galvanometer

  [,glv'nOmIt] _n. _. 
_____

gambade

  [gm'beId] = gambado
_____

gambado

  [gm'beIdu] _n. (_pl. -os, -oes [gm'beIduz])

    1) ,  ()

    2)  
_____

gambit

  ['gmbIt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)   ( ޣ-.) (. opening gambit)

    3)       
_____

gamble

  ['gmbl]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  , 

    2. _v.

      1)    ; to gamble away   
      (  ..)

      2)  ( )

      3)  (with)
_____

gambler

  ['gmbl] _n.

    1) , ԣ

    2) 
_____

gamboge

  [gm'bu:] _n.  (    ; .
  ֣    )
_____

gambol

  ['gmbl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v. , 
_____

game

  I [geIm]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to play the game   ; _. 
      ; to play a good (poor) game   () 

      2) _. , ; a game of tennis   ; 

      3) _pl. ; 

      4) , ; what a game!  !

      5) ; to have a game with  (-.); to make game of
      ; ; to speak in game   

      6) , , 

      7) , ף, , ""; none of your games 
       ,  

      *) the game is up " ",  ; the game is not
      worth the candle    ; two can play at that game
       ݣ,  ͣ; to have the game in one's hands 
        ; this game is yours  

    2. _a.

      1) ; , 

      2)   ( -.); to be game for anything 
        ӣ;   

    3. _v.    

      #) game away 

  II [geIm] _n.

    1) ; fair game ,    ; _.
    ()  ;  ; big game  ,
     ; _.  

    2)   , ,   ..

  III [geIm] _a. ,  ( , )
_____

game-bag

  ['geImbg] _n. ,  
_____

game-bird

  ['geImb:d] _n.  
_____

game-chicken

  ['geIm,tSIkn] = game-cock
_____

game-cock

  ['geImkOk] _n.  
_____

game-fish

  ['geImfIS] _n.  
_____

game-laws

  ['geImlO:z] _n. _pl.    ;  
_____

game-preserve

  ['geImprI'z:v] _n.  
_____

gamekeeper

  ['geIm,ki:p] _n. ,   (   ..),
   
_____

games-master

  ['geImz,ma:st] _n.  
_____

games-mistress

  ['geImz,mIstrIs] _n.  
_____

gamesome

  ['geImsm] _a. ӣ, , 
_____

gamester

  ['geImst] _n. , ԣ
_____

gamete

  ['gmi:t] _n. _. ,  
_____

gamin

  [ga:'mN] _n. _. ;  
_____

gaming-house

  ['geImINhaus] _n.  
_____

gaming-table

  ['geImIN,teIbl] _n.

    1)  

    2)    
_____

gamma

  ['gm] _n.

    1)  (   )

    2) _. 

    3) - ()
_____

gamma rays

  ['gmreIz] _n. _pl. _. -
_____

gammer

  ['gm] _n. _. ; ,  ()
_____

gammon

  I ['gmn]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. ,  ,  

  II ['gmn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

gammoning

  I ['gmnIN]

    1. _pres-p.  gammon I, 2

    2. _n.    ,  

  II ['gmnIN] _pres-p.  gammon II, 2
_____

gammy

  ['gmI] _a. _. 
_____

gamp

  [gmp] _n. _. () 
_____

gamut

  ['gmt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  ()

    3) ,  (-.); to experience the whole gamut of
    suffering    
_____

gamy

  I ['geImI] _a.

    1)  

    2)   ( )

  II ['geImI] _a. _. , 
_____

gander

  ['gnd] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) _.  

    4) _. _. ,    ;  

    *) to see how the gander hops   ף
    
_____

gang

  I [gN]

    1. _n.

      1)    (  ..); ; ; section gang
         (  )

      2) , ; press gang )  ,  ;
      ) _.   (   )

      3) _. 

      4) ,  ()

      5) _attr.: gang leader  (  ..)

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  ;    (. gang up)

      3)  (. gang up)

  II [gN] _v. _. 
_____

gang-plank

  ['gNplNk] _n. , 
_____

gang-saw

  ['gNsO:] _n.  
_____

ganger

  I ['gN] _n. 

  II ['gN] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

ganglia

  ['gNglI] _pl.  ganglion
_____

gangling

  ['gNglIN] _a. _. , 
_____

ganglion

  ['gNglIn] _n. (_pl. -lia)

    1) _. ,  

    2)  (, )
_____

gangrene

  ['gNgri:n]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

gangrenous

  ['gNgrIns] _a. , 
_____

gangsman

  ['gNzmn] = ganger I
_____

gangster

  ['gNst] _n. , 
_____

gangway

  ['gNweI] _n.

    1) _. ;  

    2)    (  ..)

    3) _. ,      ; members above
    the gangway    ,    
      

    4) _.  

    5) _. 
_____

ganoid

  ['gnOId]

    1. _a.

      1)    ( )

      2)  ( )

    2. _n.  
_____

gantlet

  ['gntlt] = gauntlet II
_____

gantry

  ['gntrI] _n.

    1)  ߣ 

    2) _-.   (  )

    3)    ( )

    4) _.  
_____

gantry-crane

  ['gntrI'kreIn] _n.  
_____

gaol

  [deIl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

    2. _v.   
_____

gaol-bird

  ['deIlb:d] _n. ; 
_____

gaoler

  ['deIl] _n. ;  
_____

gap

  [gp] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) , ; "" ( )

    3) , , ; to close ( to stop, to fill up) the gap
     

    4)  ( ޣ-.); , 

    5)   (   ..); 

    6)  ,  

    7) _.  ( )

    8) _. , 

    9) _.    

    *) to stand in the gap      ()
_____

gape

  [geIp]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ̣ 

      3) (the gapes) _pl.  ( ); _.  

      4) ; 

    2. _v.

      1)   ; 

      2)  (at - )

      3) ; to make smb. gape  -.

      4) 

      #) gape after, gape for   -.; gape on, gape upon
          -.
_____

gape-seed

  ['geIpsi:d] _n. _.

    1) ,   ; to seek ( to buy, to sow) gape-seed
       (   ..)

    2)  

    3) 
_____

gaper

  ['geIp] _n. 
_____

gappy

  ['gpI] _a.  ,  ; ; his speech was gappy
      
_____

garage

  ['gra:]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.   
_____

garb

  [ga:b]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; in the garb of a sailor   

      2)  

    2. _v. (. _pass.) , ; to garb oneself in motley
       
_____

garbage

  ['ga:bId] _n.

    1) () ;  

    2) , 

    3) ,  (. literary garbage)

    4) _attr.: garbage heap of history  
_____

garbage-collector

  ['ga:bIdk,lekt] _n.  , 
_____

garble

  ['ga:bl] _v. ,  (, )
_____

garcon

  [ga:r'sO:N] _n. _. , 
_____

garden

  ['ga:dn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; the garden of England  

      2)  (. kitchen garden)

      3) _pl. 

      4) _attr. ; 

    2. _v. ,  ()
_____

garden city

  ['ga:dn'sItI] _n. -
_____

garden hose

  ['ga:dnhuz] _n.  
_____

garden pruner

  ['ga:dn,pru:n] _n. ,  
_____

garden seat

  ['ga:dnsi:t] _n.  
_____

garden-bed

  ['ga:dnbed] _n. , 
_____

garden-frame

  ['ga:dnfreIm] _n.  
_____

garden-house

  ['ga:dnhaus] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

garden-party

  ['ga:dn,pa:tI] _n. ɣ   
_____

garden-plot

  ['ga:dnplOt] _n.    ;  
_____

garden-stuff

  ['ga:dnstAf] _n. , , ; 
_____

garden-tillage

  ['ga:dn,tIlId] _n. 
_____

gardener

  ['ga:dn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

gardenia

  [ga:'di:nj] _n. _. 
_____

gardening

  ['ga:dnIN]

    1. _pres-p.  garden 2

    2. _n. 
_____

garden truck

  ['ga:dn'trAk] _n. _.   ; to raise gardentruck for the
  market      
_____

garfish

  ['ga:fIS] _n.  ()
_____

gargantuan

  [ga:'gntjun] _a. , ; gargantuan appetite
   
_____

garget

  ['ga:gIt] _n. _.   ( );   (
  ,   ..)
_____

gargle

  ['ga:gl]

    1. _n.  ( )

    2. _v.  ()
_____

gargoyle

  ['ga:gOIl] _n. ,     
    (  )
_____

garibaldi

  [,grI'bO:ldI] _n.    
_____

garish

  ['gErIS] _a.

    1)  ( , ); 

    2) , 
_____

garland

  ['ga:lnd]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) ;  

      3) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2) _.  
_____

garlic

  ['ga:lIk] _n.

    1) ; a clove of garlic  

    2) _attr.: garlic bulblet ( hop)  
_____

garlicky

  ['ga:lIkI] _a. ;  
_____

garment

  ['ga:mnt]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _pl. 

      3) , ; the earth's garment of green ̣ 
      

    2. _v. (. _p-p.) _. 
_____

garner

  ['ga:n] _. _.

    1. _n. ;  (. _.)

    2. _v.    ;   , 
_____

garnet

  ['ga:nIt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ԣ- 

    3) _. -
_____

garnish

  ['ga:nIS]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ()

      2) , ; swept and garnished ģ   
      
_____

garniture

  ['ga:nItS] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

garret

  ['grt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. , ""
_____

garreteer

  [,gr'tI] _n.  ;  
_____

garrison

  ['grIsn]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  

      2)    
_____

garrotte

  [g'rOt] _.

    1. _n.

      1)  (  -   )

      2)  

      3)    

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2)   
_____

garrulity

  [g'ru:lItI] _n. , , 
_____

garrulous

  ['gruls] _a.

    1) , , 

    2)  ( )
_____

garter

  ['ga:t]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) (the Garter)  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)     
_____

garth

  [ga:] _n. _. _.

    1)  

    2) , 

    3) _-.    
_____

gas

  [gs]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ; natural gas  ; producer gas
       

      2)  

      3) _. _. , ; ; step on the gas! 
      !,  !

      4) _. , 

      5) _. ,  

      6) _.  

      7) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1)   ;  
      

      2) () ; she gassed herself   

      3)  ;  

      4)  

      5) _.  

      6) _. ; ;     ; stop
      gassing!   !
_____

gas attack

  ['gs,tk] _n.  
_____

gas chamber

  ['gs,tSeImb] _n.  , 
_____

gas defence

  ['gsdI,fens] _n.  
_____

gas-alarm

  ['gs'la:m] _n.  
_____

gas-alert

  ['gs'l:t] _n.

    1) = gas-alarm

    2)  ;   ""
_____

gas-bag

  ['gsbg] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) _. ; 
_____

gas-bomb

  ['gsbO:m] _n.  
_____

gas-burner

  ['gs,b:n] = gas-jet
_____

gas-engine

  ['gs,endIn] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

gas-field

  ['gsfi:ld] _n.   
_____

gas-fire

  ['gs,faI] _n.  
_____

gas-fitter

  ['gs,fIt] _n. , -
_____

gas-furnace

  ['gs,f:nIs] _n.  
_____

gas-holder

  ['gs,huld] _n. , 
_____

gas-jet

  ['gsdet] _n.  , 
_____

gas-main

  ['gsmeIn] _n. ,  
_____

gas-man

  ['gsmn] _n.

    1)     

    2) = gas-fitter
_____

gas-mantle

  ['gs,mntl] _n. _.  
_____

gas-mask

  ['gsma:sk] _n. 
_____

gas-meter

  ['gs,mi:t] _n.  ޣ, 
_____

gas-plant

  ['gs'pla:nt] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

gas-producer

  ['gspr,dju:s] _n. 
_____

gas-proof

  ['gspru:f] _a. ; gas-proof shelter 
_____

gas-shell

  ['gsSel] _n.  
_____

gas-shelter

  ['gs,Selt] _n. 
_____

gas-station

  ['gs'steISn] _n. _.  ; _. 
_____

gas-stove

  ['gsstuv] _n.  
_____

gas-tank

  ['gstNk] _n. _.

    1)   

    2) _. _.   ; 
_____

gas-tight

  ['gstaIt] = gas-proof
_____

gas-warfare

  ['gs,wO:fE] _n.  
_____

gas-works

  ['gsw:ks] _n.  
_____

gasateria

  [,gs'tIrI] _n. _. _.  
  
_____

gasbracket

  ['gs,brkIt] _n.  
_____

gasconade

  [,gsk'neId]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. , 
_____

gaselier

  [,gs'lI] _n.  
_____

gaseous

  ['gsjs] _a. ; 
_____

gash

  [gS]

    1. _n.

      1)  , 

      2) _. ; 

    2. _v.   
_____

gasification

  [,gsIfI'keISn] _n. ,   
_____

gasiform

  ['gsIfO:m] _a. 
_____

gasify

  ['gsIfaI] _v. ; ()  
_____

gasket

  ['gskIt] _n. _. , , 
_____

gaslight

  ['gslaIt] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

gasolene

  ['gsuli:n] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

gasoline

  ['gsuli:n] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

gasometer

  [g'sOmIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) = gas-meter
_____

gasp

  [ga:sp]

    1. _n. Σ ; ; at one's last gasp ) 
     ; )   ; to give a gasp  
    

    2. _v.

      1)   , ;  

      2)   ( )

      #) gasp for  ; gasp out  

      *) to gasp out one's life  , 
_____

gasper

  ['ga:sp] _n. _. ۣ 
_____

gaspingly

  ['ga:spINlI] _adv.

    1) ;  

    2)  
_____

gas-ring

  ['gsrIN] _n.  , 
_____

gassed

  [gst]

    1. _p-p.  gas 2

    2. _a.  ; ֣, ֣ 
    
_____

gassing

  ['gsIN]

    1. _pres-p.  gas 2

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

      3)  

      4)  

      5) _. ; 
_____

gassy

  ['gsI] _a.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _. , 
_____

gasteropoda

  ['gstrpOd] _n. _pl. _. 
_____

gastric

  ['gstrIk] _a. ; gastric ulcer  ; gastric juice
   
_____

gastritis

  [gs'traItIs] _n. _. 
_____

gastroenteritis

  ['gstru,ent'raItIs] _n. _. 
_____

gastronome

  ['gstrnum] _n. , 
_____

gastronomer

  [gs'trOnm] = gastronome
_____

gastronomic

  [,gstr'nOmIk] _a. 
_____

gastronomist

  [gs'trOnmIst] = gastronome
_____

gastronomy

  [gs'trOnmI] _n. , 
_____

gastropoda

  ['gstrpOd] _n. _pl. _. 
_____

gat

  [gt] _n. _. _. 
_____

gate

  [geIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , 

      3) , 

      4)   ( ,   ..)

      5)  ( -  ,   ..)

      6) _pl. ,    (   )
        

      7)  

      8) 

      9) _. , ; , ; ; 

      *) to give the gate  , ; to get the gate 
      ,  ; to open the gate for ( to) smb. 
      -. 

    2. _v.       (  
    )
_____

gate-bill

  ['geItbIl] _n.     {. gate 1, 6)}
_____

gate-crash

  ['geItkrS] _v. _.

    1)  

    2)    
_____

gate-crasher

  ['geIt,krS] _n. _.

    1) "",  

    2)  
_____

gate-keeper

  ['geIt,ki:p] _n. , 
_____

gate-legged

  ['geItlegt] _a.: gate-legged table    
_____

gate-money

  ['geIt,mAnI] = gate 1, 5)
_____

gate-post

  ['geItpust] _n.  ; between you and me and the gate-post
   
_____

gatehouse

  ['geIthaus] _n.

    1)   

    2) _.      
    
_____

gateway

  ['geItweI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

gather

  ['g]

    1. _v.

      1) ; to gather a crowd  

      2) , 

      3)  ();  ();  ()

      4)  ( ,  )

      5) , ; to gather experience (strength) 
       (); to gather way  ( )

      6)  ();    ()

      7) ; to gather head  ( )

      8)  , ; I could gather nothing from his
      statement        

      #) gather up ) ; to gather up the thread of a story
        ; ) ; ) ߣ, 
       ; ): to gather oneself up ;  
      

    2. _n. _pl. 
_____

gathering

  ['grIN]

    1. _pres-p.  gather 1

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ; ; ; 

      3) _-.  (  );  

      4) _. ; 
_____

gauche

  [guS] _a. _. , 
_____

gaud

  [gO:d] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) ; 

    3) _pl.  
_____

gaudy

  I ['gO:dI] _n.

    1)  

    2)       ( . )

  II ['gO:dI] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) ,  ( )
_____

gauffer

  ['guf] = goffer
_____

gauge

  [geId]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; ; to take the gauge of ;
      

      2) ;  

      3)  

      4) , ; 

      5)  (); ,  (); _. 
      ()

      6) _-.  ; broad (narrow) gauge  () 

      7) _. (. gage)   

      *) to have the weather gauge of    -.

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ()

      2)  (, )

      3) , ; ,  ()

      4)   ̣ 
_____

gauge-glass

  ['geIdgla:s] _n.  
_____

gauging-station

  ['geIdIN'steISn] _n. _.  
_____

gaunt

  [gO:nt] _a.

    1) ; , ģ

    2)   ; 

    3) , 
_____

gauntlet

  I ['gO:ntlIt] _n.

    1) ;    (ƣ,   ..)

    2) _.  

    *) to throw ( to fling) down the gauntlet  , 
    ; to take ( to pick) up the gauntlet  

  II ['gO:ntlIt] _n.: to run the gauntlet   ; _.
    
_____

gauntry

  ['gO:ntrI] = gantry
_____

gauss

  [gaus] _n. _. 
_____

gauze

  [gO:z] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) 

    3)  ( )

    4) _.  ,  
_____

gauzy

  ['gO:zI] _a. ,  (.  )
_____

gave

  [geIv] _p.  give 1
_____

gavel

  ['gvl] _n.  ( ,   )
_____

gavotte

  [g'vOt] _n. 
_____

gawk

  [gO:k]

    1. _n. , ; 

    2. _v.    ;  
_____

gawky

  ['gO:kI] _a. ;  ( )
_____

gay

  [geI] _a.

    1) ӣ; 

    2) ; to lead a gay life   

    3) , У; , 
_____

gazabo

  [g'zeIbu] = gazebo
_____

gaze

  [geIz]

    1. _n.  ; to stand at gaze  ; to be
    at gaze    ,   

    2. _v.   (at, on, upon - ); 
_____

gazebo

  [g'zi:bu] _n. (_pl. -os, -oes [g'zi:buz]) _.

    1)    , 

    2) ̣ 

    3)  (   )
_____

gazelle

  [g'zel] _n. 
_____

gazer

  ['geIz] _n.   ; star gazer  
  ף; _. ޣ
_____

gazette

  [g'zet]

    1. _n.

      1)   ,  ; to appear
      in the Gazette, to have one's name in the Gazette   
      ; "  ", .   
      

      2) _. 

    2. _v. (. _pass.)    

      *) to be gazetted _.  ģ;  
_____

gazetteer

  [,gzI'tI] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. ,  
_____

gazogene

  ['gzudi:n] _n.

    1)    

    2) 
_____

gear

  [gI]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) , 

      3) _. ,  ;  ; ;
      in gear ޣ, , ; out of gear
      ޣ, , ; to throw out of gear
       ; to get into gear  ; _.
        ; to go into lst, 2nd, etc. gear  
      1-, 2-  .. ; in high gear   ( )
      ; _.  ; low gear ,  

      4) 

      5)  , , 

      6) _. ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)    ()

      3) ,  (  ̣)

      4)   ̣ ; ; to gear
      oneself for war   

      5)  ( gear up)

      #) gear down  (); gear into ,
      ; gear to  ,    ; gear up
       (  ..)
_____

gear-box

  ['gIbOks] _n. _.  ,  
_____

gear-case

  ['gIkeIs] = gear-box
_____

gear-ratio

  ['gI,reISIu] _n. _.  
_____

gear-wheel

  ['gIwi:l] _n.  
_____

gearing

  ['gIrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  gear 2

    2. _n. _. ;  , 
_____

gee

  I [di:] _int.

    1) !, ۣ! (,   )

    2) _.   !,  !

  II ['di:] _n. _. 
_____

gee whizz

  ['di:wIz] _int. _. = gee I, 2)
_____

gee-gee

  ['di:di:] _n. _. 
_____

gee-up

  ['di:Ap] = gee I, 1)
_____

geese

  [gi:s] _pl.  goose I
_____

geezer

  ['gi:z] _n. _.   
_____

geisha

  ['geIS] _n. 
_____

gel

  [del] _n. _. 
_____

gelatin

  [,del'ti:n] _n. ; , 
_____

gelatine

  [,del'ti:n] _n. ; , 
_____

gelatinize

  [dI'ltInaIz] _v. ()  
_____

gelatinous

  [dI'ltIns] _a. ; 
_____

gelation

  [dI'leISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ( )
_____

geld

  [geld] _v. (gelded [geldId], gelt) 
_____

gelding

  ['geldIN]

    1. _pres-p.  geld

    2. _n.  , . 
_____

gelid

  ['delId] _a.

    1) , ģ

    2) ,  ( , )
_____

gelignite

  ['delIgnaIt] _n. _. 
_____

gelt

  [gelt] _p.  _p-p.  geld
_____

gem

  [dem]

    1. _n.

      1)  , ; 

      2) _. ; ; the gem of the whole collection
           ; she is a gem  

      3) _.   

    2. _v.   ; stars gem the sky ף
      ,   
_____

geminate

  ['demIneIt]

    1. _a. ,  

    2. _v. , 
_____

gemination

  [,demI'neISn] _n. , 
_____

gemma

  ['dem] _n. (_pl. -ae)

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

gemmae

  ['demi:] _pl.  gemma
_____

gemmate

  1. _a. ['demIt]  ;  

  2. _v. ['demeIt]  ;  
_____

gemmation

  [de'meISn] _n.  ; 
_____

gemmiferous

  [de'mIfrs] _a.

    1) 

    2)    ( )
_____

gen

  [den] _n. (_.  general information) _. _.
  () , , 
_____

gendarme

  ['a:nda:m] _n. _. 
_____

gendarmerie

  [a:n'da:mrI] _n. _. 
_____

gender

  ['dend]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _. 

    2. _v. _. 
_____

gene

  [di:n] _n. _. 
_____

genealogical

  [,di:nj'lOdIkl] _a. , 
_____

genealogy

  [,di:nI'ldI] _n. ; 
_____

genera

  ['denr] _pl.  genus
_____

general

  I ['denrl] _a.

    1) ,  , ; ; general meeting
     ; general impression  ; general public
     , ; general workers 
    , ; general strike  ; general
    hospital  ,   ; in
    general 

    2) 

    3) ; as a general rule  ; in a general way 
    ԣ

    4) ; general layout   (); General
    Headquarters  , ;  ;
    general staff  ; General Staff  
    ( )

    *) general (post) delivery    ; _.
    ()  

  II ['denrl] _n. ; 
_____

generalissimo

  [,denr'lIsImu] _n. (_pl. -os [,denr'lIsImuz]) 
_____

generality

  [,den'rlItI] _n.

    1) ;   

    2) ̣

    3)   ; _pl.  

    4) (the generality) ;  
_____

generalization

  [,denrlaI'zeISn] _n.

    1) ; don't be hasty in generalization   
    

    2)  
_____

generalize

  ['denrlaIz] _v.

    1) ;    

    2) ;    

    3)  ̣;  ̣,   
_____

generalized

  ['denrlaIzd]

    1. _p-p.  generalize

    2. _a. ݣ; generalized form of value _-.  
    
_____

generally

  ['denrlI] _adv.

    1) ,  ;  ; it is generally recognized
    

    2)   , 

    3)  (Σ);   ,  ;
    the plan was generally welcomed    
_____

generalship

  ['denrlSIp] _n.

    1)  ,  

    2)  

    3) () 
_____

generate

  ['denreIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ; 
_____

generation

  [,den'reISn] _n.

    1) ; a generation ago   ;  
    ; in our generation   ,   ; over the past
    generation     

    2) , 

    3) ; 

    4) _. ,  ()
_____

generative

  ['denrtIv] _a. ; ; 
_____

generator

  ['denreIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  ; 
_____

generatrices

  ['denreItrIsi:z] _pl.  generatrix
_____

generatrix

  ['denreItrIks] _n. (_pl. -trices) _. 
_____

generic

  [dI'nerIk] _a.

    1) ;   ̣ ,   ..

    2) 
_____

generosity

  [,den'rOsItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

generous

  ['denrs] _a.

    1) ; ; a generous nature  

    2) 

    3) ; ; ; a generous amount  ;
    of generous size  

    4)  ( )

    5) ;  ( )

    6) ,  ( )
_____

genesis

  ['denIsIs] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) (Genesis) _.  
_____

genet

  ['denIt] _n. _. , 
_____

genetic

  [dI'netIk] _a. 
_____

genetics

  [dI'netIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

geneva

  [dI'ni:v] _n. , ף , 
_____

genial

  I ['di:njl] _a.

    1) , , ; ; 

    2)  ( )

    3) _. _. , 

    4) _. 

    5) _. 

  II [dI'naIl] _a. _. 
_____

geniality

  [,di:nI'lItI] _n.

    1) , , ; ; 

    2)  ()
_____

genially

  ['di:njlI] _adv. ; 
_____

genie

  ['di:nI] _n. (_pl. genii)  (  )
_____

genii

  I ['di:nIaI] _pl.  genius 1)

  II ['di:nIaI] _pl.  genie
_____

genista

  [dI'nIst] _n. _. 
_____

genital

  ['denItl]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. _pl.  
_____

genitive

  ['denItIv] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

genius

  ['di:njs] _n.

    1) (_pl. genii) , ; good (evil) genius  () ,
     () 

    2) (. _sing.) ң; ; a man of genius 
    

    3) (_pl. -ses) ,  ,  

    4) (_pl. -ses) , ,   -. 

    5) (_pl. -ses)  (, , , , )
_____

genocide

  ['denusaId] _n. 
_____

genotype

  ['denutaIp] _n. _. 
_____

genre

  [a:Nr] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2)  

    3) _attr. ; genre painting  
_____

gent

  [dent] _. . gentleman 1)  2)
_____

genteel

  [den'ti:l] _a. _.

    1) ; ; 

    2) , , ; 
_____

gentian

  ['denSIn] _n. _. 
_____

gentile

  ['dentaIl] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 

    3) _. 
_____

gentility

  [den'tIlItI] _n.

    1)  _. ( ) ;  

    2) _. , ; 
_____

gentle

  ['dentl]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; , ;  ( ); the
      gentle sex  

      2) ,  ( )

      3) ̣,  ( ;    ..); with a gentle hand
      

      4) ,  ( )

      5) , 

      6) 

      7) _. , ; gentle reader 
       (     )

    2. _n.  ( )

    3. _v.

      1) ,   ()

      2)  ()
_____

gentlefolks

  ['dentlfuks] _n. _pl. , 
_____

gentlehood

  ['dentlhud] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

gentleman

  ['dentlmn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)     ; gentleman's agreement
     

    3) _. 

    4) _pl.  

    *) gentleman in waiting ; gentleman's gentleman ;
    gentleman at large _.   ̣ ; gentleman
    of the long robe , ; gentlemen of the cloth ;
    gentleman of the road ) "  ", ;
    ) ֣; gentleman of fortune ; ; the old
    gentleman _. ; the gentleman in black velvet 
_____

gentleman-at-arms

  ['dentlmnt'a:mz] _n. -
_____

gentlemanlike

  ['dentlmnlaIk] _a.

    1)  ,  - {.
    gentleman 2}

    2) ; 
_____

gentlemanly

  ['dentlmnlI] = gentlemanlike
_____

gentleness

  ['dentlnIs] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

gentlewoman

  ['dentl,wumn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 

    3) _. ; 
_____

gently

  ['dentlI] _adv.

    1) , , ; 

    2) , , ; gently! !, !

    *) gently born , 
_____

gentry

  ['dentrI] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) _. _. ̣  ; these gentry 
    
_____

gents

  [dents] _n. _.  
_____

genual

  ['di:njul] _a. _. 
_____

genuflect

  ['denju:flekt] _v.  
_____

genuflection

  [,denju:'flekSn] _n. 
_____

genuflexion

  [,denju:'flekSn] _n. 
_____

genuine

  ['denjuIn] _a.

    1) , , , ; genuine diamond
     

    2) ; genuine sorrow  

    3) _-. 
_____

genuinely

  ['denjuInlI] _adv. ; 
_____

genus

  ['di:ns] _n. (_pl. genera)

    1) _. 

    2) ; 
_____

geocentric

  [,di:u'sentrIk] _a. 
_____

geochemistry

  [,di:u'kemIstrI] _n. 
_____

geodesy

  [di:'OdIsI] _n. 
_____

geodetic

  [,di:u'detIk] _a. 
_____

geognosy

  [dI'OgnsI] _n. 
_____

geographer

  [dI'Ogrf] _n. 
_____

geographic

  [dI'grfIk] = geographical
_____

geographical

  [dI'grfIkl] _a. 
_____

geography

  [dI'OgrfI] _n. 
_____

geologic

  [dI'lOdIk] = geological
_____

geological

  [dI'lOdIkl] _a. ; geological age  
_____

geologist

  [dI'OldIst] _n. 
_____

geologize

  [dI'OldaIz] _v.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

geology

  [dI'OldI] _n. 
_____

geomagnetic

  [,di:umg'netIk] = geomagnetical
_____

geomagnetical

  [,di:umg'netIkl] _a. ; geomagnetical field 
   
_____

geometer

  [dI'OmIt] _n. 
_____

geometrical

  [dI'metrIkl] _a. ; geometrical progression
   
_____

geometrically

  [dI'metrIklI] _adv. ;   
_____

geometrician

  [,dIum'trISn] = geometer
_____

geometry

  [dI'OmItrI] _n. 
_____

geophysical

  [,di:u'fIzIkl] _a. 
_____

geophysics

  [,di:u'fIzIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

geopolitics

  [,di:u'pOlItIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

georgette

  [dO:'det] _n. _. 
_____

geranium

  [dI'reInjm] _n. _. , 
_____

gerfalcon

  ['d:,fO:lkn] _n. _. () 
_____

geriatrics

  [,derI'trIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

germ

  [d:m]

    1. _n.

      1) _. , ; _. ; in germ  , 
       

      2) 

      3) ; ; the germ of an idea  ;
      in germ  ,   

      4) _attr.: germ warfare  

    2. _v.  , 
_____

germander

  [d:'mnd] _n. _. 
_____

germane

  [d:'meIn] _a. ,  (to)
_____

germanium

  [d:'meInIm] _n. _. 
_____

germicide

  ['d:mIsaId]

    1. _n. ,  

    2. _a.  , 
_____

germinal

  ['d:mInl] _a. ; 
_____

germinate

  ['d:mIneIt] _v.

    1)    

    2)   , 
_____

germination

  [,d:mI'neISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

gerontocracy

  [,derOn'tOkrsI] _n.    
_____

gerontology

  [,derOn'tOldI] _n. ,   
_____

gerrymander

  ['derImnd]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2)  
_____

gerund

  ['dernd] _n. _. 
_____

gerund-grinder

  ['dernd,graInd] _n. _.   ;
  -
_____

gerundive

  [dI'rAndIv] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

gesso

  ['desu] _n.  ( )
_____

gestation

  [des'teISn] _n.

    1) ;  

    2)  (, )
_____

gesticulate

  [des'tIkjuleIt] _v. 
_____

gesticulation

  [des,tIkju'leISn] _n. 
_____

gesture

  ['destS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; a fine gesture  

      2)  (. facial gesture)

      *) friendly gesture  

    2. _v. 
_____

get

  [get]

    1. _v. (got; _p-p. _. _. gotten)

      1) ; , ; we can get in for you  
         ; you'll get little by it     
      ; to get advantage  

      2) ; to get a living   

      3) , ; to get an illness 

      4) , ; to get a new coat   

      5) ; ; I get letters every day   
      ; to get a leave ,  ; to get singing
      lessons   

      6) ,  (from, out of); we couldn't get permission
      from him       ; to get glory
       

      7) , ; get me a chair   ; I got him
      to bed    

      8) , ,  (-. ; to); 
      (-.); we cannot get to Moscow tonight    
      ģ  

      9) _. , ; I don't get you    ; to
      get it right  

      10)   ; the answer got me   

      11) , ; we get 9,5 on the average  
      9,5  

      12) _.  (,   ..); go and get your breakfast
        

      13) ,  ( )

      14) _perf. _. , , ; I've got very little
      money     ; he has got the measles   

      15) (_perf. c _inf.)  ,   (-. );
      I've got to go for the doctor at once     
      

      16) (    - _n.  _pron. + _inf.)
      ,  (-.  -.); to get smb. to speak
       -. ; we got our friends to come to dinner 
           ; to get a tree to grow in a
      bad soil      

      17) (    - _n.  _pron. + _p-p. 
      _a.) : )       
      -.   : I got my hair cut  , 
      ; you must get your coat made   ()  
      ; )  -  ģ   
      ̣ ; you'll get your feet wet   ;
      she's got her face scratched   

      18) (    )   
       : to get to know ; they got talking 
       

      19) (-      
        _pass.) , ; to get old ; to get
      angry ; to get better ) ; )  ; to
      get drunk ; to get married ; you'll get left behind
       ,   

      20) (  )  ,
        ; to get some sleep
      ; to get a glimpse of smb.   -.

      #) get about )  ( ); )  
       ; get abroad  ( ); 
      ; get across ) , ; ) ޣ
      ; to get across an idea ޣ  ; get ahead
      ) ; ) ; get along ) ; ; I'll
      get along somehow   - ; to get along without
      food   ; to get along in years ;
      )   ; ; ) , ; they get
      along  ; get at ) , ; )  (
      ); ) , ; I cannot get at the meaning  
        ; ) _. ; ) _. ; get
      away ) ; ; ; ; )  
       (with); _.   ,    
      (with); ) _. , ; ) _. _.  
      ; get back ) ; )  (, ); get
      behind _. ) ; )  ; get by
      ) , ; there's enough room for the car to get by
          ; )  ();
      )    ; )    ; ;
      get down ) , ; )  ( ); ) ;
      )  (   ..; to); get in ) ; )  
      ; )  (); )  (, ); ) 
      ; )  (  ..); )   ,  (on -
      ); get into ) , ; ) ,  ();
      get off ) , ; )  (); ) ,
      ; ) ; he got off to a flying start  
      ; ) ; ,  (   ..);
      )  (); ) _.   , ;
      ) _. ; get on )  , ; how is
      he getting on?  ()  ?; ) ; ;
      )  ( ); it is getting on for supper-time 
        ; ) ; )  ( );
      ) ,  (with); ) ; let's get on with the
      meeting  ; get out ) ,  (from,
      of - ); to get out of shape  ; to get out of sight
         ; get out! !, !; ) ,
       (from, of - ); ) , ; ) 
       ( ); ) , ; ) 
      (; of); )  ( -.); ): what did you get
      out of his lecture?      ?; what did you get
      out of the deal?      ?; get over
      ) , ,  (); )  (
      ,  ); )  (); ,
        -.; )  (); )  
      -.;     ޣ-.; )  -.; ): to
      get over smb. _. ,  -.; get round
      ) , ,  -.;  
      -; )  (,   ..); ) _. ,
      ; ) ; get through )   -.;
      )   -.;  ; ) 
      (); )  ( ); get to ) 
       -.; )   -.; get to close quarters _.
      ,    ; _.  (
      );    ; ): to get smb. to 
      -. ( -.); get together ) ();
      (); ) _. _. ;   ; get
      under ,  (); get up ) ,  (.
       ); )  ( ,  ); )  (
      , , ); )  ( ); ) ,
      ;  ();  (); ) ,
      ; ޣ; to get oneself up  ,
      ; )  (); )  ; ) 
       (-.)

      *) to get by heart  ; to get one's hand in 
        ޣ-.,   -.; to get smth. into one's head
       -.   ; to get one's breath  ;
        ; to get on one's feet ( legs)  (
       ); to have got smb., smth. on one's nerves
       - -., -.; to get under way  
      ; ; to get a head ,  ֣  
      ; to get hold of   ( ); to get the
      mitten ( the sack, walking orders, walking papers) 
      ; to get it (hot)  ; to get in wrong with
      smb.     -.; to get one's own way 
      -,   ϣ; to get nowhere   ; to
      get off with a whole skin    ; get along with you!
      _. !; get away with you! _.   !;  
      !; get out with you! !, !; I got him (
      through to him) on the telephone at last     

    2. _n. ,  ( )
_____

get-at-able

  [get'tbl] _a. 
_____

get-together

  ['gett,ge] _n.

    1) , , , , 

    2) 
_____

get-tough

  ['gettAf] _a. _. ֣; get-tough policy ֣ 
_____

get-up

  ['getAp] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) _.  ; 

    3) , 

    4) _.  ()

    5)  ()

    6) _. _. , 
_____

getaway

  ['getweI] _n.

    1) _. ; ; to make a getaway ) ; ) 

    2) _. 
_____

getter

  ['get] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 

    3)  ( , )

    4) _. 
_____

gewgaw

  ['gju:gO:] _n. , ; 
_____

geyser

  _n.

    1) ['gaIz] 

    2) ['gi:z]   ()
_____

gharri

  ['grI] _. _n. ;  
_____

gharry

  ['grI] _. _n. ;  
_____

ghastly

  ['ga:stlI]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) -; ; ghastly smile 
      

      3) _. ; 

    2. _adv. , , 
_____

ghat

  [gO:t] = ghaut
_____

ghaut

  [gO:t] _. _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3)   
_____

ghee

  [gi:] _. _n. ̣  (  )
_____

gherkin

  ['g:kIn] _n. 
_____

ghetto

  ['getu] _n. (_pl. -os ['getuz]) 
_____

ghost

  [gust]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) , ; to give up the ghost  

      3) , ̣  (-.); ghosts of the past  ;
      not to have the ghost of a chance     ; the
      ghost of a smile   

      4)  ,     ;
      -

    2. _v.

      1) ,   

      2)     (    )
_____

ghostly

  ['gustlI] _a.

    1)   ; 

    2) ; ghostly father 
_____

ghost-writer

  ['gust,raIt] _. = ghost 1, 4)
_____

ghoul

  [gu:l] _n.

    1) , , 

    2)  
_____

ghoulish

  ['gu:lIS] _a. , ; 
_____

giant

  ['daInt]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; 

      2) _. 

    2. _a. , , 
_____

giant's-stride

  ['daInts'straId] _n.   ()
_____

giant-stride

  ['daInt'straId] = giant's-stride
_____

giantess

  ['daIntIs] _n. 
_____

giantism

  ['daIntIzm] _n. _. 
_____

giantlike

  ['daIntlaIk] _a. , 
_____

giaour

  ['dau] _. _n. 
_____

gib

  I [gIb] _n. (_.  Gilbert) 

  II [dIb] _n. _.

    1) , ;  

    2) _attr.: gib arm = gibbet 1, 3)
_____

gibber

  ['dIb]

    1. _n. ,  

    2. _v.  , , ; 
_____

gibberish

  ['gIbrIS] _n. ,  ; ;  
_____

gibbet

  ['dIbIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to die on the gibbet  

      2) 

      3) _. ,  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)   ,  ; to be gibbeted in the press
         
_____

gibbon

  ['gIbn] _n. _. 
_____

gibbosity

  [gI'bOsItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

gibbous

  ['gIbs] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)      ( )
_____

gibe

  [daIb]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  (at - )
_____

giber

  ['daIb] _n. 
_____

giblets

  ['dIblIts] _n. _pl.  
_____

gibus

  ['daIbs] _n. ,  
_____

giddily

  ['gIdIlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

giddiness

  ['gIdInIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ; 
_____

giddy

  ['gIdI] _a.

    1) _predic.  ; I feel giddy   
    

    2) ; giddy success  

    3) , , 
_____

gift

  [gIft]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; I would not take ( have) it at a gift   
        

      2) , ;  (of); the gift of the gab 
      ,  ; the gift of tongues ( for languages) 
       

      3)   (, )

      *) Greek gift  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) , 
_____

gifted

  ['gIftId]

    1. _p-p.  gift 2

    2. _a. ң, , , 
_____

gig

  I [gIg] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  ( )

    3) ߣ , £

  II [gIg]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.   
_____

gigantic

  [daI'gntIk] _a. , , 
_____

giggle

  ['gIgl]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

gigolo

  ['Iglu] _n. (_pl. -os ['Igluz])

    1)  Σ ( )

    2) Σ
_____

gilbert

  ['gIlbt] _n. _. 
_____

gild

  I [gIld] _v. (gilded [gIldId], gilt)

    1) ; to gild the pill  

    2) 

  II [gIld] = guild
_____

gilded

  ['gIldId]

    1. _p-p.  gild I

    2. _a. 

      *) Gilded Chamber  ; gilded youth  ģ
_____

gilder

  ['gIld] _n. ; carver and gilder  
_____

gilding

  ['gIldIN]

    1. _pres-p.  gild I

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

gill

  I [gIl] _n. (. _pl.)

    1) 

    2)  

    3)  ( )

    4) _.   (  )

    *) to be ( to look) rosy (green) about the gills  
    ()

  II [gIl] _n.

    1)   

    2)  

  III [dIl] _n.   (. = 0,142 ., _. = 0,118 .)
_____

gillie

  ['gIlI] _n. _.

    1) _.  

    2)  , 
_____

gillyflower

  ['dIlI,flau] _n. 
_____

gilt

  [gIlt]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  gild I

    2. _n. 

      *) to take the gilt off the gingerbread  -. 
      ;  -. ;  -. {.
      . gingerbread 1}

    3. _a. ޣ, 
_____

gilt-edged

  ['gIltedd] _a.

    1)   

    2) _. ,  ; he gave her a gilt-edged
    tip     

    *) gilt-edged securities ģ  
_____

gimbals

  ['dImblz] _n. _pl. _.  
_____

gimlet

  ['gImlIt] _n. (); eyes like gimlets   
  
_____

gimmick

  ['gImIk] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) , 

    3) , 
_____

gimp

  [gImp] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)       
_____

gin

  I [dIn] (_.  engine)

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ߣ £; ; 

      3)  ( )

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)  

  II [dIn] _n.  (ף )
_____

gin-mill

  ['dInmIl] _. = gin-shop
_____

gin-shop

  ['dInSOp] _n. 
_____

ginger

  ['dInd]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. Σ, ; he wants some ginger  
       

      3)   ()

      4) _.  

      *) ginger group     -. 
       ,    ,
       

    2. _v.

      1)  ң

      2)  ( )

      3) _. ,  (. ginger up)
_____

ginger beer

  ['dInd'bI] _n.  ;  
_____

ginger-snap

  ['dInd'snp] _n.  
_____

gingerbread

  ['dIndbred] _n.

    1)   ( ޣ)

    2) _attr. , , ; gingerbread work ) ޣ
      ; )  
_____

gingerly

  ['dIndlI]

    1. _a. , ; 

    2. _adv. , ; 
_____

gingery

  ['dIndrI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

gingham

  ['gINm] _n.

    1)         
    

    2) _. () 
_____

gingivitis

  [,dIndI'vaItIs] _n. _.  ģ, 
_____

gink

  [gINk] _n. _. _. 
_____

ginnery

  ['dInrI] _n.  
_____

ginseng

  ['dInseN] _n. 
_____

gipsy moth

  ['dIpsImO] _n. _.  
_____

gipsy table

  ['dIpsI,teIbl] _n.   ( ң )
_____

giraffe

  [dI'ra:f] _n. ()
_____

girandole

  ['dIrndul] _n.

    1) , ,     
    

    2)  ( )

    3)  

    4)      , ֣  
    
_____

gird

  I [g:d] _v. (-ed [g:dId], girt)

    1) ; (); he was girt about with a rope  
     ң

    2)  ,   

    3)  (; with)

    4) , ; the island girded by the sea ,
    ֣ 

    *) to gird oneself for smth.   -.

  II [g:d]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  (at - )
_____

girder

  ['g:d] _n. ; ; ;  (); _. 
_____

girdle

  ['g:dl]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. , 

      3) _. 

      4) _.   

      *) under smb.'s girdle    -.

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  ( )

      3) 

      4) ; to girdle smb.'s waist  -.  
_____

girl

  [g:l] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. () 

    4) , 

    5) 

    6) ,  (. best girl)

    7) _. ;   

    8) _attr.: girl guides   

    *) old girl _. _. "",  ( 
    );  ( )
_____

girl-friend

  ['g:lfrend] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

girlhood

  ['g:lhud] _n. 
_____

girlie

  ['g:lI] _n. (_.  girl) , 
_____

girlish

  ['g:lIS] _a.

    1) 

    2) ,    ( )
_____

girt

  [g:t]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  gird I

    2. _v. = girth 2, 2)
_____

girth

  [g:]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ;  (;     ..)

      3) _attr.: girth rail _. , 

    2. _v.

      1)   (. girth up)

      2)   

      3) , 
_____

gist

  [dIst] _n. , ;  ; the gist of the story
    
_____

give

  [gIv]

    1. _v. (gave; given) (. .   ; .: I
    gave him the book  I gave the book to him)

      1) ; ; to give lessons  ; to give one's
      word  , ; this gives him a right to complain 
         

      2) ; ; ;  (); ; to
      give a handsome present   ; to give alms
       ; he gave freely to the hospital  
        

      3) ; ; I gave ten shillings for the hat  
         

      4) , ; to give a note  

      5) ; he gives you his good wishes   
       

      6) ; ; he gave us this work to do  
        

      7)  , ; the sun gives light  -
       ; the hen gives two eggs a day  ӣ   
      

      8) ; you've given me your cold in the nose   
       

      9)  , . . ,  
       ,  .    
        ,   
         : to give cry ; to
      give a look ; to give encouragement ; to give
      permission ; to give an order ; to give thought to
       

      10) , ; to give one's attention to  
      -.; to give one's mind to study   
      ( ޣ)

      11)  (, )

      12) ; it gave me much pain     ;
      the pupil gives the teacher much trouble   
        

      13) ; ; to give to the world ,
      ; it was given in the newspapers    
      ; he gives no signs of life     ; the
      thermometer gives 25 grades in the shade   25
        

      14)  ();  (); the court gave him
      six months hard labour       
      

      15) ; ; I give you that point   
       ,     ; to give way ) ;
      ; ; )  ( ); ; ) _.
      ; )  ( ); )  (, );
        ()

      16) ,  ( );  ; ,
       ( , ); to give but not to break , 
       

      17) ; ; give us Chopin   

      18)  ( , ; into, (up)on - , );  (
      )

      #) give away ) ; ;  (); to give away
      the bride  ֣ ; ) , ;
      ; ; ; give back , ;
       ( ); give forth ) ; ;
      )  ; give in ) , ; ) 
      (, ޣ, ޣ); ) ; ; give off
      , ; give out ) ; ) ,
      ;  ; ): to give oneself out to be smb.
         -.; ) , ; ) ,
       ( ,   ..);  ( ); give over
      ) ; ) ,  (); give under 
      ; give up ) ,  (   ..); he is
      given up by the doctors    ģ; ) 
      (); ) ; to give oneself up to smth. ,
       -.

      *) to give as good as one gets    ; to give smb. the
      creeps    -.;  -.  ; to give
      it smb. (hot and strong)  -.,  -., 
      -. ; to give one what for    , 
      ; to give or take       ; it will
      take you ten hours to go, give or take a few minutes  ģ
       10 ,  ,      ; to
      give smb. a piece of one's mind  -.  ԣ ,
      ; to give mouth )  ; ) ,
      ; to give rise to )   ( );
      ) ,  ; to give smb. rope  ,
       -.    ; to give vent to one's
      feelings  ; give a year or so either way   
           

    2. _n. , ; 
_____

give-and-take

  ['gIvn'teIk] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)  , ,   ..

    3) _.   ()
_____

give-away

  ['gIv,weI]

    1. _n. _.

      1) ()    

      2)  ģ   

    2. _a.

      1)  ( ); at a give-away price  

      2): a give-away show  -    
      
_____

given

  ['gIvn]

    1. _p-p.  give 1

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) _predic.  ( -.);  (-.);
       (-); he is not much given to speech   
      

      3) ; within a given period   
      

      4) _. _. , ̣
_____

giver

  ['gIv] _n. ,  , ,  ()
_____

gizzard

  ['gIzd] _n.

    1)   ( )

    2) _. , 

    *) it sticks in my gizzard   ң  
_____

glabrous

  ['gleIbrs] _a. , ۣ  ( )
_____

glace

  ['glseI] _a. _.

    1) , 

    2) ; 
_____

glacial

  ['gleIsjl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ; ; ģ

    3) _. 

    4) 
_____

glaciate

  ['gleIsIeIt] _v.

    1) ; glaciated   

    2)   
_____

glacier

  ['glsj] _n. , 
_____

glacis

  ['glsIs] _n. _. ,   
_____

glad

  [gld] _a.

    1) _predic. ; I'm glad to see you   ; glad to
    hear it   

    2) , ӣ; glad cry  

    3) 

    4) _. 

    *) to give the glad eye to smb. _.     -.
_____

gladden

  ['gldn] _v. ; 
_____

glade

  [gleId] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _. 

    3) _.  ,   
_____

gladiator

  ['gldIeIt] _n. 
_____

gladiatorial

  [,gldI'tO:rIl] _a. 
_____

gladioli

  [,gldI'ulaI] _pl.  gladiolus
_____

gladiolus

  [,gldI'uls] _n. (_pl. -es [,gldI'ulsIz], -li) _. ,
  
_____

gladly

  ['gldlI] _adv. ; ,  
_____

gladsome

  ['gldsm] _a. _. ; with gladsome looks   
_____

glair

  [glE]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.   
_____

glairy

  ['glErI] _a.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

glaive

  [gleIv] _n. _. _. ; أ
_____

glamor

  ['glm] _. = glamour
_____

glamorize

  ['glmraIz] _v. , ;   
_____

glamorous

  ['glmrs] _. = glamourous
_____

glamour

  ['glm]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to cast a glamour over , 

      2)  ; ; 

      3) _attr. ; glamour boy (girl) _.   (-
      )

    2. _v. , , 
_____

glamourous

  ['glmrs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

glance

  I [gla:ns]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; at a glance   ; to take ( to
      give) a glance (at)  (); to cast a glance at 
        ; stealthy glance  

      2) , 

    2. _v.

      1)   (at - );   (over)

      2) ̣; , ; 

      3) 

      4)  ( glance aside, glance off)

  II [gla:ns] _v.  ; 
_____

gland

  I [glnd] _n. _. ; _pl.  ̣; 

  II [glnd] _n. _. 
_____

glanderous

  ['glndrs] _a. _. 
_____

glanders

  ['glndz] _n. _pl. _. 
_____

glandiferous

  [gln'dIfrs] _a.   ( )
_____

glandiform

  ['glndIfO:m] _a.

    1)   ֣

    2) _. 
_____

glandular

  ['glndjul] _a.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

glandule

  ['glndju:l] _n.

    1) ̣

    2) , 
_____

glare

  [glE]

    1. _n.

      1)  ,  

      2)  

      3)  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)   (at); the tiger stood glaring at him 
         
_____

glaring

  ['glErIN]

    1. _pres-p.  glare 2

    2. _a.

      1) ,  ( )

      2)  ,  ( )

      3)   

      4) ; glaring contrast  ; glaring mistake
       
_____

glaringly

  ['glErINlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) ; 
_____

glass

  [gla:s]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) ; ; he has taken a glass too much _.  
      

      4)  ; 

      5) 

      6) _pl. 

      7) 

      8)  ; ; ; 

      9)  ; _. (. _pl.) () 

      10) _attr. 

      *) to look through green glasses ; ; to look
      through blue glasses  , ; to see
      through rose-coloured glasses  ӣ   

    2. _v.

      1)  ԣ; 

      2)   

      3)  (  )

      4)      (   ..)
_____

glass-blower

  ['gla:s,blu] _n. 
_____

glass-blowing

  ['gla:s,bluIN] _n.  ;  
_____

glass-case

  ['gla:skeIs] _n. 
_____

glass-culture

  ['gla:s,kAltS] _n. ,  
_____

glass-cutter

  ['gla:s,kAt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (  )
_____

glass-dust

  ['gla:sdAst] _n. 
_____

glass-furnace

  ['gla:s,f:ns] _n.  
_____

glass-house

  ['gla:shaus] _n.

    1)  

    2) , 

    3)  (  )

    4) _attr. ; glass-house culture  
_____

glass-paper

  ['gla:s,peIp] _n.  , 
_____

glass-ware

  ['gla:swE] _n.  ;   
_____

glass-wool

  ['gla:swul] _n. _.  
_____

glass-work

  ['gla:sw:k] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ()

    3) _pl.  

    4)  ԣ
_____

glassful

  ['gla:sful] _n.  (  )
_____

glassy

  ['gla:sI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ,  ( , )

    3) , ;  ( )
_____

glaucoma

  [glO:'kum] _n. _. 
_____

glaucous

  ['glO:ks] _a.

    1) -̣, -

    2) 

    3) _.  ̣
_____

glaze

  [gleIz]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2)  

      3) _.  ,  

      4) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  ԣ; 

      2)  , 

      3)  

      4) ,  ( );  

      5) _. 

      6) _. 

      7) _. , 
_____

glazed

  [gleIzd]

    1. _p-p.  glaze 2

    2. _a.

      1) ̣

      2) 
_____

glazier

  ['gleIzj] _n. 

    *) is your father a glazier? _.   
_____

glazy

  ['gleIzI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ,  ( )
_____

gleam

  [gli:m]

    1. _n.

      1)  , , 

      2) ;  (  )

      3) ,  (,   ..); not a gleam of hope
        

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2)  
_____

glean

  [gli:n] _v.

    1)   ( ),  ( )

    2)  ,    (, )
_____

gleaner

  ['gli:n] _n. _-. 
_____

gleanings

  ['gli:nINz] _n. _pl.

    1)    

    2)  

    3) ,  
_____

glebe

  [gli:b] _n.

    1) _. ,  

    2)  

    3) _.   
_____

glee

  [gli:] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  (  )
_____

gleeful

  ['gli:ful] _a. ӣ, ; 
_____

gleet

  [gli:t] _n. _.  
_____

glen

  [glen] _n.   
_____

glengarry

  [glen'grI] _n.  
_____

glib

  [glIb] _a.

    1)  ( ); he has a glib tongue    

    2) , 

    3)  ( )

    4) ̣,  ( )

    5): a glib excuse  
_____

glibly

  ['glIblI] _adv. ; 
_____

glide

  [glaId]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  

      2) _. ,  

      3) _.  

      4) _. ;  

    2. _v.

      1) ;  

      2)   ( )

      3) _. 
_____

glide-bomb

  ['glaIdbOm] _n. _. ̣-
_____

glider

  ['glaId] _n. _. Σ
_____

gliding

  ['glaIdIN] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) 
_____

glimmer

  ['glIm]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  

      2)  

      3) _. _. 

      4) _pl. _. , ""

    2. _v. ;  ; to go glimmering  (  
    ..)
_____

glimmering

  ['glImrIN] _n. 
_____

glimpse

  [glImps]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ̣ ;    
      ; to have ( to catch) a glimpse of  

      3)  ; at a glimpse   ; 

      4)  ; ͣ

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) , 
_____

glint

  [glInt]

    1. _n.

      1) , ;  

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1) , ;  

      2)  
_____

glissade

  [glI'sa:d]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _.   

      3)  ( )

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  
_____

glisten

  ['glIsn]

    1. _v. , ; ; ; to glisten with dew
     ; his eyes glistened with excitement   
     

    2. _n. , , 
_____

glister

  ['glIst] _. = glisten 1
_____

glitter

  ['glIt]

    1. _v.

      1) , 

      2) 

      *) all is not gold that glitters _.  ӣ  , 
      

    2. _n.

      1)  , 

      2) , 
_____

gloaming

  ['glumIN] _n. (the gloaming) _. 
_____

gloat

  [glut] _v.

    1)  , 

    2)   (over, upon)
_____

gloatingly

  ['glutINlI] _adv. ;  
_____

global

  ['glubl] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) ; global disarmament  
_____

globe

  ['glub] _n.

    1) ; globe of the eye  

    2) (the globe)  

    3)  

    4) 

    5)  (  )

    6)   

    7)   
_____

globe-flower

  ['glub,flau] _n. _. 
_____

globe-lightning

  ['glub,laItnIN] _n.  
_____

globe-trotter

  ['glub,trOt] _n. ,    
_____

globose

  ['glubus] _a. ; 
_____

globosity

  [glu'bOsItI] _n. 
_____

globular

  ['glObjul] _a.

    1) ; ; globular flowers  

    2)    
_____

globule

  ['glObju:l] _n.

    1) ;  ; ; 

    2) _.   

    3) 
_____

globulin

  ['glObjulIn] _n.  ( )
_____

glomerate

  ['glOmrIt] _a. _. _.   
_____

gloom

  [glu:m]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) ; ;  

    2. _v.

      1) ;  ( )

      2)     

      3) ;  
_____

gloomily

  ['glu:mIlI] _adv. ; ;   
_____

gloomy

  ['glu:mI] _a.

    1) ; ԣ

    2) ; ; , ; gloomy prospects ,
     
_____

gloria

  ['glO:rI] _n. ۣ  ""  
_____

glorification

  [,glO:rIfI'keISn] _n. , 
_____

glorify

  ['glO:rIfaI] _v.

    1) , ,  ; 

    2) (. _p-p.) _. 
_____

gloriole

  ['glO:rIul] _n. , , 
_____

glorious

  ['glO:rIs] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , ,  (. _.)

    3) _.   ; 
_____

glory

  ['glO:rI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) , 

      4) , , 

      *) to go to glory ; to send to glory ; Old Glory _.
      _.   

    2. _v.  (. glory in); ; ; to glory
    in one's health and strength     
_____

gloss

  I [glOs]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2) 

  II [glOs]

    1. _n.

      1) ;   ; 

      2)   

      3)  

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  

      2)  ,   ( gloss
      over)

      3)   (upon)
_____

glossal

  ['glOsl] _a. _.   
_____

glossary

  ['glOsrI] _n.

    1)  (   )

    2) 
_____

glossiness

  ['glOsInIs] _n. , 
_____

glossitis

  [glO'saItIs] _n. _.  
_____

glossology

  [glO'sOldI] _n.

    1) = glossary

    2) 

    3) _. () 
_____

glossy

  ['glOsI] _a. , , , ݣ
_____

glottic

  ['glOtIk] _a.    
_____

glottis

  ['glOtIs] _n. _.  
_____

gloubosity

  [glu'bOsItI] = globosity
_____

glove

  [glAv]

    1. _n. 

      *) to handle without gloves  ,  ;
       ; to throw down (to take up) the glove 
      () ; to take off the gloves   

    2. _v.

      1)  ; gloved  

      2)  
_____

glover

  ['glAv] _n. 
_____

glow

  [glu]

    1. _n.

      1)  , ; summer's scorching glow   ;
      to be all of a glow, to be in a glow ,  

      2) , ,  (̣ , )

      3)  

      4) 

      5) ; ̣, 

      6) 

    2. _v.

      1)  ; 

      2) ; 

      3) 

      4) ,  ( )

      5)  ( )

      6) ,  ( )

      7)    ( )
_____

glow-lamp

  ['glulmp] _n.  
_____

glow-worm

  ['gluw:m] _n. -
_____

glower

  I ['glau] _n.  

  II ['glau]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.  
_____

glowing

  ['gluIN]

    1. _pres-p.  glow 2

    2. _a.

      1) ̣ , 

      2)  

      3) , 

      4)  ( ); to paint in glowing colours  
       

      5)  ( )
_____

gloxinia

  [glOk'sInj] _n. _. 
_____

glucinium

  [glu:'sInIm] _n. _. , 
_____

glucose

  ['glu:kus] _n. _. 
_____

glue

  [glu:]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _attr. ; glue colour  

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) , , 

      3) _.   ( -.)

      #) glue up , 

      *) to have one's eye glued to    
_____

gluey

  ['glu:I] _a. , 
_____

glum

  [glAm] _a. , , 
_____

glume

  [glu:m] _n.  ()
_____

glut

  [glAt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; glut in the market  

      2) 

      3)  (   ..)

      4) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)   

      3) 
_____

gluten

  ['glu:tn] _n. 
_____

glutinous

  ['glu:tIns] _a. 
_____

glutton

  ['glAtn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  ; a glutton of books   
    

    3) _. 
_____

gluttonous

  ['glAtns] _a. 
_____

gluttony

  ['glAtnI] _n. 
_____

glycerin

  [,glIs'ri:n] = glycerine
_____

glycerine

  [,glIs'ri:n] _n. 
_____

glyptic

  ['glIptIk] _a. 
_____

glyptics

  ['glIptIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

glyptography

  [glIp'tOgrfI] _n.    
_____

gnarled

  [na:ld] _a.

    1)  ( ); ; ̣ ( )

    2) ,  ( )

    3) ; 
_____

gnarly

  [A'na:lI] _a.

    1)  ( ); ; ̣ ( )

    2) ,  ( )

    3) ; 
_____

gnash

  [nS] _v.  ()
_____

gnat

  [nt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 

    *) to strain at a gnat  ;  
_____

gnaw

  [nO:] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  ( )

    3) , , 
_____

gnawer

  ['nO:] _n. 
_____

gneiss

  [naIs] _n. _. 
_____

gnome

  I ['numi:] _n. 

  II [num] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.  
_____

gnomic

  ['numIk] = gnomical
_____

gnomical

  ['numIkl] _a. , 
_____

gnomish

  ['numIS] _a.   
_____

gnomon

  ['numOn] _n. -  ; 
_____

gnostic

  ['nOstIk] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

gnosticism

  ['nOstIsIzm] _n. _. 
_____

gnu

  [nu:] _n.  ()
_____

go

  [gu]

    1. _v. (went; gone)

      1) , ;   ;  (  
       ); the train goes to London  ģ  ; who goes
      there?  ģ? ( ); to go after smb.   -.
      {. . go after}

      2) , ; to go by train  ; to go by
      plane  ̣; I shall go to France    

      3) ; ; ; ; I'll be going now , 
      ۣ; it is time for us to go    ( ); let me
      go! !

      4)  (   ); go for shopping
        

      5)   ; ,  (by); the
      engine goes by electricity    
      ; I shall go entirely by what the doctor says  
        ,   

      6)   ( ,   ..);   ;
          ; the story goes  

      7)   ,  ( , );  (
      ); to set the clock going  

      8) ,  ( ,   ..); ,  (
      )

      9) ,  (-.), , ; how far does
      this road go?     ?

      10) ,  ,   ( , )

      11) ,  ̣ ; the election went
      against him     ; how did the voting
      go?   ?; the play went well   

      12) ; ; , ; much time has
      gone since that day      ; summer is going
       ; the clouds have gone  ; all hope is
      gone   

      13) , ; , ; she is gone  ;
       ; my sight is going   

      14) , , , ; the platform went
       ; first the sail and then the mast went 
       ,    

      15)  , ; the bank may go any day 
           

      16) , ; this clause of the bill will have to
      go      

      17)   , ; the house went to the
      elder son    

      18)  ( ̣ ; for); this goes for 1
      shilling   1 ; to go cheap   ۣ
      

      19) ,    (-.); the blue scarf goes well
      with your blouse        

      20) ,  ( , )

      21)  -. ; go like this with your left foot!
         !

      22) (), ()  ̣ ; 
      ; where is this carpet to go?    ף?

      23) ,  ( -.); six into twelve goes twice
           ; the thread is too thick to
      go into the needle    ,    

      24) -     :
      )    -.   ; to go
      hungry ,   ; to go in rags  
      ; ) , ; to go mad ( mental)  
      ; to go sick ; to go bust _. ; he goes hot
      and cold       

      25)      : -  
       ; he goes frightening people with his stories 
          ; to go hunting  
      

      26)  ; be going _inf.    
       -.    : I am going to speak
      to her     ; it is going to rain
       

      27): to go to sea  ; to go to school  
      ;   ; to go on the stage  ԣ; to go
      on the streets  

      #) go about ) ,    ; ) ,
        ( ;  ); )   ;
      ) _.   ; go after ) ; ) 
       ; go against ,   ();
      go ahead )  ң; go ahead! ң!; !;
      !; )  ; )   ( ); go
      along ) ; ) ; )  (with); go at
      _. )   -.; )    -.; go
      away , ; go back ) ; ) 
      (, ; on, upon); )  (on, upon -  
      ); )  (; on, upon); go behind ,
       ,  (, ); go between 
       ; go beyond  -.; go by )  (
      ); )  ; )  ; ) ; I
      go by the barometer   ; go down
      ) ; ; to go down in the world ,
         ( ); ) ; )  (
      ); )  ģ; )  ( ); ) 
       ( -.);   (with - -.); go far
      into  ; go for )   -.; )  
      -.; )   ; ) _. ,  ;
      the speaker went for the profiteers    ;
      ) ,  ; to go for nothing (something)  
       (- ); to go for a song   , 
       ; go forth  ; go in ) ;
      )  ( ); )  ( , ); go in
      for )   (-.) ,  (-.); to go in
      for an examination ; )  (-.); to go in
      for sports  ; to go in for collecting pictures
      ,   ; ) _.  
       (-., -.); go in with , 
        -.;   -.; go into ) ;
      ; to go into Parliament   ; ) 
      , ; )  (   ..);  (
      ); ) ,  ; go off
      ) , ; )   ; )  ;
      ; ) , ; the concert went off well  ۣ
      ; )  ( ); _. ; ) 
      (   ..); )  ;  (   ..);
      )   -.; , ; go on ) ()
      ,  ; ) ; for going on a year  
      ; ) _. , ; go on for   (
      , ); go out ) ; ; )   ;
      )    ( ); )   ; )   ;
      ) ; )  ( , ); ) ;
      ) _. ; )  ; go over ) 
      (  ); )      ;
       ; ) , ; )   ;
      ) ; )   (  ); ) _.
      , ; )  ( ); go round
      ) ; the wheels go round ̣ ; )  
       ; )  ,    ( ); go
      through )     ; ) ,
      ; ) ; ) , ;
      ) ; )  ,  ( ); to go through
      several editions    ( ); ) 
       ( , ); )  ( ); go
      through with smth.  -.  ; go together ,
      ; go under ) ; ) ; _. ;
      ) ; ) ; )   (,
      ); ) ,  ( ); go up
      ) ;  ( ); go up in smoke ;
      )  ( );  ( ); apples have gone up 
      ; ) , ; ) _. ; go with
      ) ; )    -.; ) ,
      ; , ; go without
        -.

      *) go about your business! _. ۣ !, !; it will go
      hard with him   ( ) ģ;   ;
      to go by the name of )    ; )  
       -. ; she is six months gone with the child  
        ; to go off the deep end ; to go
      off the handle   ; to go all out   ; to go
      to smb.'s heart ,  -.; to go a long way
      )   ,  (to, towards, with); ) 
       ( ); to go one better  (); to go
      right through  ; to go round the bend  ;
        ; to go rounds   ; it goes without saying
        ; (it is true) as far as it goes ()
         ; go along with you! !; be
      gone! !; going fifteen   ; he went and
      did it     ; to go down the drain _. 
        ( ); to go easy on smth. _. 
         -.; to go on instruments  (̣)
       

    2. _n. (_pl. goes [guz]) _.

      1) , , ; to be on the go )   , 
      ; he is always on the go   - ;
      )  ; )  ; )    , 
       

      2) ; ; ; full of go  

      3) ; have a go (at) , ; let's have a go at
      it  

      4) , ;   ; here's a
      pretty go!   !

      5) ;  ; to make a go of it _. _.
       ; ; no go ; ģ {. .
      no go}

      6)  ();  ()

      7) ; is it a go? ģ?;  ?

      *) all ( quite) the go  ;   ;
      first go  ,  ; at a go , 
_____

go-ahead

  ['guhed]

    1. _n.

      1)   ; 

      2) ;  ң

    2. _a. , 
_____

go-as-you-please

  ['guzju'pli:z] _a.

    1)    (   ..); ; Σ

    2) ۣ , 

    3)   , 
_____

go-between

  ['gubI,twi:n] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3)  
_____

go-cart

  ['guka:t] _n.

    1)  (   )

    2)  

    3)  
_____

go-easy

  ['gu,i:zI] = easy-going
_____

go-getter

  ['gu'get] _n. _.    ; 
  
_____

go-off

  ['gu'Of] _n. , 
_____

go-round

  ['guraund] _n. , 
_____

go-slow

  ['gu'slu] _n.    ( )
_____

go-to-meeting

  ['gut'mi:tIN] _a. _. ,  ( , ,
  )
_____

goad

  [gud]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ()

      2) ; ; to goad into fury   ;
        
_____

goaf

  [guf] _n. _. ;  
_____

goal

  [gul] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ,  

    3) 

    4) _. 

    5) _. 

    6)  (  )
_____

goalee

  ['gulI] = goalkeeper
_____

goalie

  ['gulI] = goalkeeper
_____

goalkeeper

  ['gul,ki:p] _n. _. 
_____

goat

  [gut] _n.

    1) ڣ; 

    2) (Goat)  (   )

    *) to get smb.'s goat _. ,  -.; to play (
    to act) the (giddy) goat _.   ,  
_____

goatee

  [gu'ti:] _n.  ; 
_____

goatherd

  ['guth:d] _n. ,  
_____

goatish

  ['gutIS] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

goatling

  ['gutlIN] _n. ̣
_____

goatskin

  ['gutskIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

goatsucker

  ['gut'sAk] _n.  ()
_____

goaty

  ['gutI] _a. 
_____

gob

  I [gOb]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _. , 

      3) _.  , 

    2. _v. _. 

  II [gOb] _n. _. _. 
_____

gobbet

  I ['gObIt] _n.  ֣ , 

  II ['gObIt] _n. _.     
_____

gobble

  I ['gObl] _v.  , ; 

  II ['gObl]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1)  ( )

      2)  
_____

gobbler

  ['gObl] _n. 
_____

gobelin

  ['gublIn]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. ; gobelin tapestry 
_____

goblet

  ['gOblIt] _n. ; 
_____

goblin

  I ['gOblIn] _n. 

  II ['gOblIn] _n. _.     
_____

go-by

  ['gubaI] _n.  ( ); to give the goby )  , 
   ,  ; ; ) ,
   ; ) ,  ( -.)
_____

goby

  ['gubI] _n.  ()
_____

god

  [gOd]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) (God) ; God's truth  ; my God!  !;
      by God -!; God Almighty  ; God bless you! _.
      )  ! (,  ); )  
      ( ); honest to God  ; God damn you!
        !

      3) , ; to make a god of smb.  -.

      *) the gods  ̣, ̣

    2. _v. _. ; ; to god it _. 
      ; 
_____

godchild

  ['gOdtSaIld] _n. ; 
_____

goddaughter

  ['gOd,dO:t] _n. 
_____

goddess

  ['gOdIs] _n. 
_____

godfearing

  ['gOd,fIrIN] _a. 
_____

godforsaken

  ['gOdf'seIkn] _a. ; ; 
_____

godhead

  ['gOdhed] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

godless

  ['gOdlIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

godlike

  ['gOdlaIk] _a. ; 
_____

godliness

  ['gOdlInIs] _n. , 
_____

godly

  ['gOdlI] _a. ; 
_____

godmother

  ['gOd,mA] _n. ң ()
_____

godparent

  ['gOd,pErnt] _n. ң (); ң ()
_____

godsend

  ['gOdsend] _n.   ; ; 
_____

godson

  ['gOdsAn] _n. 
_____

godspeed

  ['gOd'spi:d] _n.  ; to bid ( to wish) smb. godspeed
   -. "  !", " !"
_____

goer

  ['gu] _n.

    1) ; good (bad) goer  () 

    2) ; comers and goers   
_____

goffer

  ['guf]

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2) 

    2. _v. ; 
_____

goggle

  ['gOgl]

    1. _n.

      1) ̣,  , " "

      2) _pl.   ԣ 

    2. _a. ,  ( )

    3. _v.

      1)  ;    

      2)  
_____

goggle-eyed

  ['gOglaId] _a. 
_____

goggled

  ['gOgld]

    1. _p-p.  goggle 3

    2. _a.   ,   
_____

going

  ['guIN]

    1. _pres-p.  go 1

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) 

      4)  ,  

      5) _.  ( )

      *) rough going , 

    3. _a.

      1) ,  (   ..)

      2) , ; going fact  ,
       

      3) , 
_____

goings-on

  ['guINz'On] _n. _pl. ,  (. );
  ;  
_____

goitre

  ['gOIt] _n. _. ; exophthalmic goitre  
_____

goitrous

  ['gOItrs] _a.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

gold

  [guld]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ,  

      3) , ; 

      4)   (   )

    2. _a.

      1) ; gold plate  

      2)  

      *) to sell a gold brick _. , 
_____

gold mining

  ['guld,maInIN] _n. ,  
_____

gold-beater

  ['guld,bi:t] _n. 
_____

gold-cloth

  ['guldklO] _n. 
_____

gold-digger

  ['guld,dIg] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. , 
_____

gold-diggings

  ['guld,dIgINz] _n. _pl.  
_____

gold-dust

  ['gulddAst] _n.  
_____

gold-fever

  ['guld,fi:v] _n.  
_____

gold-field

  ['guldfi:ld] _n.  ;  
_____

gold-leaf

  ['guldli:f] _n.   
_____

gold-mine

  ['guldmaIn] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) " ",  
_____

gold-plate

  ['guldpleIt]

    1. _a.   

    2. _v. ,  
_____

gold-rush

  ['guldrAS] = gold-fever
_____

gold-thread

  ['guldred] _n. ޣ 
_____

golden

  ['guldn] _a.

    1) 

    2)  (. _.); golden age  ; golden hours
     ; golden opportunity  ; golden deeds
     
_____

golden chain

  ['guldn'tSeIn] _n. _. ,  
_____

golden daisy

  ['guldn'deIzI] _n. _. , 
_____

golden-shower

  ['guldn'Sau] = golden chain
_____

goldfinch

  ['guldfIntS] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  
_____

goldfish

  ['guldfIS] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

goldilocks

  ['guldIlOks] _n. _.  
_____

goldsmith

  ['guldsmI] _n.   ; 
_____

golf

  [gOlf]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.   
_____

golf-course

  ['gOlfkO:s] = golf-links
_____

golf-links

  ['gOlflINks] _n. _pl.     
_____

golfer

  ['gOlf] _n.   
_____

golliwog

  ['gOlIwOg] _n.

    1) ޣ -

    2) 
_____

golly

  ['gOlI] _int. _. by golly! -!
_____

golosh

  [g'lOS] = galosh
_____

goluptious

  [g'lApSs] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

gombeen

  [gOm'bi:n] _. _n. 
_____

gombeen-man

  [gOm'bi:nmn] _. _n. 
_____

gombroon

  [gOmb'ru:n] _n.   
_____

gomroon

  [gOm'ru:n] = gombroon
_____

gondola

  ['gOndl] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ( )

    3) _. _-.  (. gondola car)
_____

gondolier

  [,gOnd'lI] _n. 
_____

gone

  [gOn]

    1. _p-p.  go 1; a man gone ninety years of age ,  
    90 

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ң

      3) , ; a gone case _. ģ ;
       ; a gone man = goner 1)  2)

      4) 

      5) ; ; he is gone   

      6) , 

      *) to be gone on  ̣, ̣
_____

goneness

  ['gO:nnIs] _n. _. ;  
_____

goner

  ['gOn] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) ң 

    3)  
_____

gonfalon

  ['gOnfln] _n. ; 
_____

gonfalonier

  [,gOnfl'nI] _n. 
_____

gong

  [gON] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

goniometer

  [,gunI'OmIt] _n. ,  
_____

gonorrhoea

  [,gOn'ri:] _n. _. 
_____

goo

  [gu:] _n. _. _. -.   
_____

goober

  ['gu:b] _n. _. _.  , 
_____

good

  [gud]

    1. _a. (better; best)

      1) ; ; good features   ; good to see
      you _.   ; good news  

      2) , ; good food ,  ;
      good lungs  ̣

      3) , ; good works  ; good citizen
       

      4) , ; how good of you!      !

      5) ; ; a good man for ,  ; milk is
      good for children   ; I am good for another 10
      miles    ݣ 10 

      6) , ; good at languages   

      7) 

      8) , ; to have good reason to believe 
        

      9) ģ, 

      10) ; _. ; good thrashing  ;
      a good deal  , 

      11)    : a good long walk
        

      *) good morning  ; good gracious! ! ();
      good hour  ; as good as ӣ  ; ; he is as
      good as promised me     ; to be as good as one's
      word  (ϣ) 

    2. _n.

      1) , ; to do smb. good  -.; 
      -.

      2) ; to the good  ;  -. ; for the good of
      , -; what is the good of it?    ?;  
       ?; it is no good 

      *) for good (and all) , 
_____

good sense

  ['gud'sens] _n.  
_____

good-fellowship

  ['gud'feluSIp] _n. 
_____

good-for-nothing

  ['gudf,nAIN]

    1. _n. ; ޣ 

    2. _a.     
_____

good-humoured

  ['gud'hju:md] _a. ; 
_____

good-looker

  ['gud'luk] _n. _. _. ; 
_____

good-looking

  ['gud'lukIN] _a. , ;  ( )
_____

good-natured

  ['gud'neItSd] _a. 
_____

good-neighbour

  ['gud'neIb] _a. _. ; good-neighbour policy 
  
_____

good-neighbourhood

  ['gud'neIbhud] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

good-tempered

  ['gud'tempd] _a.

    1)   , 

    2) 
_____

good-timer

  ['gud,taIm] _n. ,   ; 
_____

good-bye

  1. _n. [gud'baI] 

  2. _int. ['gud'baI]  !; !
_____

goodly

  ['gudlI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , ; , 

    3) , 
_____

goodness

  ['gudnIs] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) 

    3)  ;  

    *) goodness gracious! ! (   );
    goodness knows!   !; for goodness sake!  !
_____

goods

  [gudz] _n. _pl.

    1) ; ,  , ; fancy goods  ;
    consumer goods  

    2) , ; goods and chattels  

    3) (the goods) ,  ;  ,  ;
    he has the goods   

    4) (the goods) ,  , 
    , ; to catch with the goods   

    5) _attr. , ; ; goods circulation 
    
_____

goods shed

  ['gudzSed] = goods yard
_____

goods yard

  ['gudzja:d] _n. 
_____

goodwill

  ['gud'wIl] _n.

    1) ;  (to, towards - )

    2)  

    3) ,   -.

    4) _.  ,  ţ ,  
    ..;  
_____

goody

  I ['gudI] _n. ; 

  II ['gudI]

    1. _a.  , ; 
    

    2. _n. 
_____

goody-goody

  ['gudI'gudI] = goody II
_____

gooey

  ['gu:i:] _a. _.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

goof

  [gu:f] _n. _. ; 
_____

goofy

  ['gu:fI] _a. _. , 
_____

goon

  [gu:n] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2) ,  

    3) ;  
_____

goosander

  [gu:'snd] = merganser
_____

goose

  I [gu:s] _n. (_pl. geese)

    1) ; 

    2) _. ; ; ; ; 

    *) all his geese are swans  () ; can't say "bo"
    to a goose  ;    

  II [gu:s] _n. (_pl. gooses [gu:sIz])  
_____

goose-egg

  ['gu:seg] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ( )
_____

goose-fat

  ['gu:sft] _n.  ,  
_____

goose-flesh

  ['gu:sfleS] _n.   ( , )
_____

goose-grass

  ['gu:sgra:s] _n. _.  ()
_____

goose-grease

  ['gu:sgri:z] _n.  
_____

goose-neck

  ['gu:snek] _n.

    1) ,          S

    2) _. S- 
_____

goose-skin

  ['gu:sskIn] = goose-flesh
_____

goose-step

  ['gu:sstep] _n. _.  
_____

gooseberry

  ['guzbrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  

    *) to play gooseberry  ̣  ; 
     
_____

goosey

  ['gu:sI] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) ,  (   £)
_____

gopher

  ['guf]

    1. _n.

      1)  , 

      2) 

      3) = goffer 1

      *) Gopher State _.  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) _.   

      3) = goffer 2
_____

gore

  I [gO:] _n. У,  ; _. 

  II [gO:]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ( , )

      2)   

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) ,  

  III [gO:] _v.

    1) , ,  (, )

    2)  (   )
_____

gorge

  [gO:d]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  , 

      2) ; ; ; my gorge rises  
      ,  ; to raise the gorge   

      3)  , 

      4) _. _. ; , ;  ( )

      5) , ; 

      6) _. 

      7) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2)  , 
_____

gorgeous

  ['gO:ds] _a.

    1) , , 

    2)  

    3)  ( )
_____

gorget

  ['gO:dIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)    

    4) _.  
_____

gorilla

  [g'rIl] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) _. _. , 
_____

gormandize

  ['gO:mndaIz]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

gory

  ['gO:rI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

gosh

  [gOS] _int. _. by gosh! ޣ ! ( ,  
  ..)
_____

goshawk

  ['gO:shO:k] _n. -
_____

gosling

  ['gOzlIN] _n.

    1) ӣ

    2) 
_____

gospel

  ['gOspl] _n.

    1) (Gospel) 

    2) 

    3) , 

    *) to take for gospel  ()  ; gospel truth
     ; the gospel of soap and water _.  - 
    
_____

gospeller

  ['gOspl] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; hot gospeller of   -.
_____

gossamer

  ['gOsm] _n.

    1)   ( )

    2)  , 
_____

gossamery

  ['gOsmrI] _a. ̣,   
_____

gossip

  ['gOsIp]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; ; to be given to gossip 

      3) , , ; , 

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) ,  
_____

gossipy

  ['gOsIpI] _a.

    1) ;  

    2) ,  ( )
_____

gossoon

  [g'su:n] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

got

  [gOt] _p.  _p-p.  get 1
_____

gotten

  ['gOtn] _. _p-p.  get 1
_____

gouache

  [gu'a:S] _n. _. _. 
_____

gouge

  [gaud]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _.  ,   ..

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; to gouge out an eye , 
      

      2) _. _. 
_____

goulash

  ['gu:lS] _n. _. 
_____

gourd

  [gud] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

gourde

  [gu:rd] _n.  (  )
_____

gourmand

  ['gumnd]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

    2. _a. 
_____

gourmet

  ['gumeI] _n. _. , 
_____

gout

  [gaut] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ()
_____

gouty

  ['gautI] _a. ;  
_____

govern

  ['gAvn] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3)  (, )

    4)  ( -.); , ,  (
    )

    5) _. 
_____

governable

  ['gAvnbl] _a. ; 
_____

governance

  ['gAvnns] _n. , ; 
_____

governess

  ['gAvnIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

governing

  ['gAvnIN]

    1. _pres-p.  govern

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3): the governing classes  
_____

government

  ['gAvnmnt] _n.

    1) ; organs of government  
    ; general government  ; responsible
    government  ; invisible government
     

    2)  

    3) ; local government  

    4)  ( )

    5) _. 
_____

governmental

  [,gAvn'mentl] _a. 
_____

governor

  ['gAvn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  ();  ()

    4)  (, )

    5) _. 

    6) _. 

    7) _. 

    8) _. 
_____

governor general

  ['gAvn'denrl] _n.    ,
  -
_____

gowk

  [gauk] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

gown

  [gaun]

    1. _n.

      1)  (); morning gown 

      2)  (,    ..)

      3)  

      *) cap and gown . cap 1

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) _pass.  ; she was perfectly gowned   
      
_____

gownsman

  ['gaunzmn] _n. ,   (, ,  
  ..)
_____

grab

  [grb]

    1. _n.

      1)   ;   

      2) ; ; a policy of grab  

      3) _. ; , 

    2. _v.

      1) , ;   (at)

      2) ; 
_____

grab-all

  ['grbO:l] _n.

    1) _.    

    2) 
_____

grabber

  ['grb] _n. , 
_____

grabble

  ['grbl] _v.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

grace

  [greIs]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) , ; to be in smb.'s good graces
       -. 

      3) ; ; ; with (a) good grace , ;
      with (a) bad grace , ; you had the ill grace to
      deny it     

      4) _pl.  , ; airs and graces
      

      5) , ; ; Act of grace () 

      6) , ; days of grace _.   ( 
       )

      7)  (    )

      8) _.    ޣ 

      9) ,  (   , ,
      ); Your, His Grace ,  

      10) _pl. (the Graces) _. 

      11) _. 

      12) _pl.   

    2. _v.

      1)  (with)

      2) , 
_____

grace-cup

  ['greIskAp] _n.

    1)  ,  

    2) ,   , ""
_____

graceful

  ['greIsful] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

graceless

  ['greIslIs] _a.

    1)  ; ; ; ݣ

    2) , 

    3)  ( )
_____

gracious

  ['greISs]

    1. _a.

      1) , , 

      2) ; 

    2. _int.: gracious me!  !; !
_____

graciously

  ['greISslI] _adv. ; ; 
_____

gradate

  [gr'deIt] _v.

    1)    

    2) _.      
_____

gradation

  [gr'deISn] _n.

    1) , ;  

    2) _pl.  , 

    3) _.  , 
_____

grade

  [greId]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; , ; 

      3) , 

      4) _.  ( ); the grades = grade school

      5) _. , 

      6) _-. ,   

      7) _-. ; ; down grade  ; ; up grade
       ߣ; to make the grade   ߣ; _. _.
       ;  

    2. _v.

      1)   ,  

      2) 

      3)   

      4)  ,  (  ; into - )

      5) _-. 
_____

grade crossing

  ['greId,krOsIN] _n. _.      (
       )
_____

grade school

  ['greId'sku:l] _n. _.  
_____

grader

  ['greId] _n.

    1) 

    2) _-.  

    3) 

    4) _.   
_____

gradient

  ['greIdjnt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 

    3)  ( )
_____

gradual

  ['grdjul] _a. ; 
_____

gradualism

  ['grdjulIzm] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.      

    3) _. _.     
_____

gradually

  ['grdjulI] _adv. , -, 
_____

graduate

  1. _n. ['grdjut]

    1)  ޣ ;  _.   ;
    ; 

    2) 

  2. _v. ['grdjueIt]

    1)    ޣ  (at); . _. 
    ()   (from   )

    2)    

    3) ,  , 

    4) _.  ,   -. 

    5) _.   ()
_____

graduate school

  ['grdjut'sku:l] _n. _. 
_____

graduate student

  ['grdjut'stju:dnt] _n. _. 
_____

graduation

  [,grdju'eISn] _n.

    1)    (from)

    2)    ޣ 

    3) 

    4)  ()

    5)  ()

    6) , 
_____

graft

  I [gra:ft]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ()

      2) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)  ()

      2)  

  II [gra:ft]

    1. _n. ,  ; 

    2. _v.  ;   
_____

grafter

  I ['gra:ft] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

  II ['gra:ft] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

grafting

  I ['gra:ftIN]

    1. _pres-p.  graft I, 2

    2. _n. _-. 

  II ['gra:ftIN] _pres-p.  graft II, 2
_____

graham

  ['greIm] _a.    ; graham bread  "";
  graham flour    
_____

grain

  [greIn]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  

      2) 

      3) _pl. 

      4)  (= 0,0648 .)

      5) ڣ; ; ;  ; not a grain of
      truth   

      6) , 

      7) , , , ; dyed in grain {. dye 2, 2)}; with
      the grain    (  ..)

      8) , 

      9) , , ; in grain  ,  

      10) ,  

      11) _. _. 

      *) a fool (a rogue) in grain   (); to
      receive ( to take) smth. with a grain of salt  
      -. , 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)   ;     ;
        ( )

      3)  ()  
_____

grain binder

  ['greIn,baInd] _n. _-. 
_____

grain cleaner

  ['greIn,kli:n] _n. _-. 
_____

grain dryer

  ['greIn,draI] _n. _-. 
_____

grain grower

  ['greIn,gru] _n. 
_____

grain separator

  ['greIn'sepreIt] _n.

    1)  ,  ()

    2) _. 
_____

grain tank

  ['greIntNk] _n. _-.   
_____

grains

  [greInz] _n. _pl. (. .  _sing.) 
_____

grainy

  ['greInI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

gram

  I [grm] = gramme

  II [grm] _n.  
_____

grama

  ['gra:m] = gramma
_____

gramicidin

  ['grmIsIdIn] _n. _. 
_____

graminaceous

  [,greImI'neISs] _a. 
_____

gramineous

  [AgreI'mInIs] _a. 
_____

graminivorous

  [,grmI'nIvrs] _a. 
_____

gramma

  ['grm] _n.   (. gramma grass)
_____

grammar

  ['grm] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ,  

    3)   

    4)  

    5)  ; his grammar is terrible   
     
_____

grammar-school

  ['grmsku:l] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.    
_____

grammarian

  [gr'mErIn] _n. 
_____

grammatical

  [gr'mtIkl] _a. ;  
_____

gramme

  [grm] _n. 
_____

gramophone

  ['grmfun] _n. ; 
_____

grampus

  ['grmps] _n.

    1)  -

    2)     

    3) _.  
_____

gran-dad

  ['grndd] = grand-dad
_____

granary

  ['grnrI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ,  
_____

grand

  [grnd]

    1. _a.

      1) , , 

      2)  (.  )

      3) ; 

      4) ,  ; grand question  

      5) , ; ; ; 

      6) _. ,  

      7) , 

      8) ,  ; to do the grand _.
      

      9) _. , 

      10) ; 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. _.  
_____

grand jury

  ['grnd'durI] _n. _.  ; ,   
   
_____

grand piano

  ['grnd'pjnu] _n. 
_____

grand-dad

  ['grndd] _n. _. 
_____

grand-nephew

  ['grn,nevju:] _n.  
_____

grand-niece

  ['grnni:s] _n.  
_____

grandchild

  ['grntSaIld] _n. (_pl. -children) ; 
_____

granddaughter

  ['grn,dO:t] _n. 
_____

grandee

  [grn'di:] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) , ;  
_____

grandeur

  ['grnd] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) 

    3) () 
_____

grandfather

  ['grnd,fa:] _n. 

    *) grandfather's clock   
_____

grandiloquence

  [grn'dIlkwns] _n. , 
_____

grandiloquent

  [grn'dIlkwnt] _a. , 
_____

grandiose

  ['grndIus] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

grandiosity

  [,grndI'OsItI] _n. 
_____

grandma

  ['grnma:] = grandmamma
_____

grandmamma

  ['grnm,ma:] _n. _. 
_____

grandmother

  ['grn,mA]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. ; 
_____

grandmotherly

  ['grn,mAlI] _a.

    1)   , ; 

    2)   

    3)   (  )
_____

grandpa

  ['grnpa:] = grandpapa
_____

grandpapa

  ['grnp,pa:] _n. _. 
_____

grandparents

  ['grn,pErnts] _n. _pl.   
_____

grandson

  ['grnsAn] _n. 
_____

grandstand

  ['grndstnd]

    1. _n. ,    (   ..)

    2. _a. _. _. ,   

    3. _v. _. _. ,   
_____

grange

  [greInd] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) _.  
_____

granger's cattle

  ['greIndz,ktl] _n. - 
_____

granite

  ['grnIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: the granite city . 
_____

granitic

  [gr'nItIk] _a. 
_____

grannie

  ['grnI] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) _. 

    3) _. _. ֣ 
_____

granny

  ['grnI] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) _. 

    3) _. _. ֣ 
_____

grant

  [gra:nt]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ;  

      2) , ;  

      3) _pl. 

      4) , , 

    2. _v.

      1) , , ; 

      2)  , 

      3) ;   ( -.)

      4) ; to take for granted ,  , 
       ;    ; to take
      nothing for granted     
_____

grant-in-aid

  ['gra:ntIn'eId] _n. , 
_____

grantee

  [gra:n'ti:] _n.   
_____

grantor

  [gra:n'tO:] _n. 
_____

granular

  ['grnjul] _a. ; 
_____

granulate

  ['grnjuleIt] _v.

    1) ()  ڣ; ; 

    2) ,   (   ..)
_____

granulated sugar

  ['grnjuleItId'Sug] _n.  
_____

granulation

  [,grnju'leISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

granule

  ['grnju:l] _n. ڣ, 
_____

grape

  [greIp] _n.

    1)  (  . _pl.);  

    2) _pl. = grease 1, 3)

    3) = grape-shot

    *) sour grapes, the grapes are sour " "
_____

grape-cure

  ['greIpkju] _n.  
_____

grape-fruit

  ['greIpfru:t] _n. 
_____

grape-shot

  ['greIpSOt] _n. _. _.  
_____

grape-sugar

  ['greIp,Sug] _n.  , 
_____

grape-vine

  I ['greIpvaIn] _n.  

  II ['greIpvaIn] _n. _.

    1)     ;    (.
    grape-vine telegraph)

    2)  
_____

grapery

  ['greIprI] _n.   
_____

graph

  [grf] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) _. 

    3) _attr.: graph paper 
_____

graphic

  ['grfIk] _a.

    1) , ; graphic arts 
    

    2): graphic model _.  

    3) ; ; ,  ( )
_____

graphically

  ['grfIklI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) , ; 
_____

graphite

  ['grfaIt] _n. 
_____

graphology

  [gr'fOldI] _n. 
_____

grapnel

  ['grpnl] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) ;  
_____

grapple

  ['grpl]

    1. _n.

      1) = grapnel

      2) , 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) , ; to grapple with _.   ;
      _. ;   (), 
      ()
_____

grappling-iron

  ['grplIN,aIn] = grapnel
_____

grasp

  [gra:sp]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ; ; _. ; within one's
      grasp ; ,    ; _.  -.
      ,  -. ; beyond grasp  
      

      2)   ; ; it is beyond one's
      grasp   -. 

      3) 

      4) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ( ); 

      2)  (at - )

      3) , ; ; ; I can't grasp your meaning
       ,    
_____

grasper

  ['gra:sp] _n. , 
_____

grasping

  ['gra:spIN]

    1. _pres-p.  grasp 2

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , 
_____

grass

  [gra:s]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ģ

      2) , ; ; to lay down in grass   

      3) ; to be at grass ,    ;
      _. _.   ,  ;   ; to put
      ( to send) to grass   ,   

      4) _.  ;  

      5) _. 

      *) to let no grass grow under one's feet   
      ; to send to grass ; to hear the grass grow ,
        ԣ,   ; go to grass _.
        ޣ!

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  ģ

      2)  

      3) 

      4)    ()

      5)   

      6)   ;  ()

      7)    ()
_____

grass widow

  ['gra:s'wIdu] _n.  
_____

grass-cutter

  ['gra:s,kAt] _n. 
_____

grass-cutting

  ['gra:s,kAtIN] _n. _. _.  ̣
_____

grass-feeding

  ['gra:s,fi:dIN] _a. 
_____

grass-plot

  ['gra:s'plOt] _n. , 
_____

grass-snake

  ['gra:ssneIk] _n. _.  ()
_____

grasshopper

  ['gra:s,hOp] _n.

    1) ; _. . 

    2) _. _. ̣  ̣
_____

grassland

  ['gra:slnd] _n.  ; , 
_____

grassroots

  ['gra:sru:ts] _n. _pl.

    1)  , 

    2) , 
_____

grassy

  ['gra:sI] _a.

    1)  

    2) ; 
_____

grate

  I [greIt] _n.

    1) ۣ

    2)  ۣ; 

    3) _.  ۣ

    4) _. 

  II [greIt] _v.

    1)  (ԣ), 

    2) ,    

    3) 

    4) ,   (on, upon - ); it grates on
    ( upon) my ear    
_____

grateful

  ['greItful] _a.

    1) ; ; 

    2) 
_____

gratefully

  ['greItfulI] _adv.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

gratefulness

  ['greItfulnIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

grater

  ['greIt] _n.

    1) ԣ

    2) 
_____

gratification

  [,grtIfI'keISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 
_____

gratify

  ['grtIfaI] _v.

    1) 

    2)  ;  ()

    3) 

    4) _. ;  
_____

grating

  I ['greItIN] _n. ۣ

  II ['greItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  grate II

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 
_____

gratis

  ['greItIs] _. _adv. , 
_____

gratitude

  ['grtItju:d] _n. , 
_____

gratters

  ['grtz] _n. _pl. _. 
_____

gratuitous

  [gr'tju:Its] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) ;   
_____

gratuity

  [gr'tju:ItI] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

gravamen

  [gr'veImen] _n. (. the gravamen) _.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

grave

  I [greIv] _n. ; _. ; to sink into the grave  
  ; to have one foot in the grave     ; in
  one's grave ͣ

  II [greIv] _v. (graved; graved, graven)

    1) _. ; ; 

    2)  (in, on)

  III

    1. _a. [greIv]

      1) أ, ; 

      2) ֣, 

      3) ; 

      4) , 

      5) , ; ԣ ( )

      6)  ( )

      7) [gra:v] _.  ( )

    2. _n. [gra:v] _.  

  IV [greIv] _v. _.    
_____

grave-clothes

  ['greIvkluz] _n. _pl. 
_____

grave-digger

  ['greIv,dIg] _n. , 
_____

gravel

  ['grvl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)   (. auriferous gravel)

      3) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) _.   ,   
_____

gravel-blind

  ['grvlblaInd] _a.  
_____

gravelly

  ['grvlI] _a.

    1)   

    2)  ;  
_____

graven

  ['greIvn]

    1. _p-p.  grave II

    2. _a. ; graven image _. , 
_____

graver

  ['greIv] _n.

    1) , ף

    2) 
_____

graveside

  ['greIvsaId] _n.  
_____

gravestone

  ['greIvstun] _n.  ,  
_____

graveyard

  ['greIvja:d] _n. 

    *) graveyard shift _. ,   12  ;
     
_____

gravid

  ['grvId] _a. 
_____

gravimetric

  [,grvI'metrIk] _a. ; 
_____

graving-dock

  ['greIvINdOk] _n.   (  )
_____

gravitate

  ['grvIteIt] _v.

    1) ,  (to, towards); in summer people gravitate to
    the seaside     

    2) _.  (towards); to gravitate to the bottom ,
      
_____

gravitation

  [,grvI'teISn] _n. _. ,  ; ;
  ; the law of gravitation  
_____

gravity

  ['grvItI] _n.

    1) أ; 

    2) ; أ 

    3) ,  (  ..)

    4) , 

    5) _. ;  ; ; centre of gravity 
    

    6) _attr.: gravity feed _.  ԣ
_____

gravy

  ['greIvI] _n.

    1)  (  ), 

    2) _. _. ̣ ,  ; 

    3) _attr.: gravy train _.  ; to ride the gravy
    train  ; to board the gravy train  
_____

gravy-boat

  ['greIvIbut] _n. 
_____

gray

  [greI] = grey
_____

grayling

  ['greIlIN] _n.  ()
_____

graze

  I [greIz]

    1. _v.

      1)  , ; the bullet grazed the wall 
       

      2) ,  ()

      3) _.   Σ

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ̣ , 

      3) _. 

  II [greIz] _v.

    1) ,    

    2) ,  

    3)   
_____

grazer

  ['greIz] _n.

    1)  

    2) _pl.  
_____

grazier

  ['greIzj] _n. ; 
_____

graziery

  ['greIzIrI] _n.  ()  ; 
_____

grease

  1. _n. [gri:s]

    1) ̣ ; ; in grease, in prime ( in pride) of grease
      

    2)  ;  

    3) _. ,  ( )

  2. _v. [gri:z]  (  ..); , 

    *) to grease the palm ( the hand, the fist) of, to grease the
    wheels "",  
_____

grease-box

  ['gri:sbOks] _n. _. ̣; 
_____

grease-paint

  ['gri:speInt] _n. _. 
_____

grease-proof

  ['gri:spru:f] _a. 
_____

greaser

  ['gri:z] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ( )

    3) _.  
_____

greasing

  ['gri:zIN]

    1. _pres-p.  grease 2

    2. _n. _. 
_____

greasy

  ['gri:zI] _a.

    1) , 

    2)     ( )

    3)    ( )

    4) , 

    5) , ; ; 
_____

great

  [greIt]

    1. _a.

      1) ; the Great October Socialist Revolution 
        

      2) ; _. ; great blot  ; great
      masses of population   

      3)  ( ,   ..); great thoughts 
      

      4) , ; great pain  ; a great talker
       

      5) ; ; a great singer  

      6) , , ; a great while  ;
      to live to a great age    

      7) _. , ; that's great! 
      !

      8) _predic. ,  (at)

      9) _predic. ,  (on)

      10) (  ) -, .: great-grandchild ;
      ; great-grandfather 

      *) great dozen ; to be great with child _. 
      

    2. _n. (the great) (.  _pl.)

      1) , ; "  "

      2)  , 
_____

great bilberry

  ['greIt'bIlbrI] _n. 
_____

great go

  ['greIt'gu] _n. _.      (.
     )
_____

great-grandchild

  ['greIt'grndtSaIld] _n. ; 
_____

great-grandfather

  ['greIt'grnd,fa:] _n. 
_____

great-hearted

  ['greIt'ha:tId] _a. 
_____

greatcoat

  ['greItkut] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

greater

  ['greIt] _a.

    1) _comp.  great 1

    2)  ( _. , .: Greater London, Greater New
    York)
_____

greatly

  ['greItlI] _adv.

    1) ; , 

    2) ; 
_____

greatness

  ['greItnIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

greats

  [greIts] _n. _pl.      (.
     )
_____

greaves

  I [gri:vz] _n. _pl. _.  ,  ()

  II [gri:vz] _n. _pl.  ̣ ; 
_____

grebe

  [gri:b] _n.  ()
_____

greed

  [gri:d] _n. 
_____

greedily

  ['gri:dIlI] _adv.

    1) ,  

    2) 
_____

greediness

  ['gri:dInIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

greedy

  ['gri:dI] _a.

    1)  (of, for)

    2) 
_____

green

  [gri:n]

    1. _a.

      1) ̣; to turn green 

      2)  

      3)  ( )

      4) , ; green wound ,  

      5) ; , ; green hand ; 
      

      6)  ( )

      7)  , , 

      8) , 

      *) green winter ,  

    2. _n.

      1) ̣ ; ̣ 

      2) ̣ ,  (   ..)

      3) 

      4) _pl. , 

      5) , ; in the green   

      *) do you see any green in my eye?     ,
      ?

    3. _v.

      1) () ̣, 

      2)   ̣ 

      3) _. , ; green out  
_____

green belt

  ['gri:nbelt] _n. ̣  ( )
_____

green cheese

  ['gri:ntSi:z] _n.

    1)  

    2) ̣ 
_____

green cloth

  ['gri:nklO] _n.

    1) ̣  ( , )

    2)  

    *) (Board of) Green Cloth   ( 
    )
_____

green crop

  ['gri:nkrOp] _n. _-.  
_____

green fence

  ['gri:nfens] _n.  
_____

green fodder

  ['gri:n,fOd] _n. ; ̣ , 
_____

green food

  ['gri:nfu:d] = green fodder
_____

green forage

  ['gri:n,fOrId] = green fodder
_____

green goods

  ['gri:ngudz] _n. _pl.

    1)  

    2) _.   
_____

green light

  ['gri:nlaIt] _n.

    1) ̣  ()

    2) _.     (, 
     ..); "̣ "
_____

green linnet

  ['gri:n,lInIt] = greenfinch
_____

green scum

  ['gri:nskAm] _n.  (   );  
_____

green-blind

  ['gri:n'blaInd] _a.  
_____

green-blindness

  ['gri:n'blaIndnIs] _n. 
_____

green-eyed

  ['gri:naId] _a. ; 

    *) green-eyed monster ; 
_____

green-peak

  ['gri:npi:k] _n. ̣ 
_____

green-room

  ['gri:nrum] _n.

    1)  

    2)     ( )
_____

green-stuff

  ['gri:nstAf] _n.  ,  
_____

greenback

  ['gri:nbk] _n. _. _.

    1) 

    2) _pl.  
_____

greener

  ['gri:n] _n. _.

    1) ;  

    2) 

    3)   
_____

greenery

  ['gri:nrI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

greenfinch

  ['gri:nfIntS] _n. _. 
_____

greengage

  ['gri:ngeId] _n. -
_____

greengrocer

  ['gri:n,grus] _n. ;  
_____

greengrocery

  ['gri:n,grusrI] _n.

    1)    

    2) ; 
_____

greenhorn

  ['gri:nhO:n] _n. ;  
_____

greenhouse

  ['gri:nhaus] _n. , 
_____

greening

  ['gri:nIN] _n. ̣  ()
_____

greenish

  ['gri:nIS] _a. 
_____

greenness

  ['gri:nnIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

greensickness

  ['gri:n'sIknIs] _n. _.  
_____

greenstone

  ['gri:nstun] _n.

    1) _.  , , ̣   ..

    2) _. 
_____

greensward

  ['gri:nswO:d] _n. ģ
_____

greenwood

  ['gri:nwud] _n.

    1)  

    2)   ̣ 

    *) to go to the greenwood  ;   
    
_____

greeny

  ['gri:nI] _a. 
_____

greenyard

  ['gri:nja:d] _n.      
_____

greet

  I [gri:t] _v.

    1) ; , 

    2)  (  ..)

    3)  ( )

    4)  ()

  II [gri:t] _v. _. 
_____

greeting

  I ['gri:tIN]

    1. _pres-p.  greet I

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  (  ..)

  II ['gri:tIN] _pres-p.  greet II
_____

gregarious

  [grI'gErIs] _a.

    1)  , , 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

gregory-powder

  ['gregrI,paud] _n.   ()
_____

gremlin

  ['gremlIn] _n. _. _.  ,   ̣
_____

grenade

  [grI'neId] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

grenade-gun

  [grI'neIdgAn] _n. ͣ
_____

grenadier

  [,gren'dI] _n. 
_____

grenadine

  I [,gren'di:n] _n.

    1)    

    2)  ,  ()

    3)  

  II [,gren'di:n] _n.  (ۣ )
_____

gressorial

  [grI'surIl] _a. _.   ; 
_____

grew

  [gru:] _p-p.  grow
_____

grey

  [greI]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; grey hairs ; _. ; to turn grey 

      3) , 

      4) , 

      5) , ӣ

      *) grey mare ,     

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

      3)  

      4)   

    3. _v.

      1) () 

      2) 
_____

grey friar

  ['greI,fraI] _n.  ()
_____

grey goose

  ['greIgu:s] _n.  
_____

grey matter

  ['greI'mt] _n.

    1)   

    2) _. 
_____

grey-coat

  ['greIkut] _n.    ; _. _.    (
    1861-65 .)
_____

grey-eyed

  ['greIaId] _a. 
_____

grey-headed

  ['greI'hedId] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)  (in)
_____

grey-hen

  ['greIhen] _n. ԣ
_____

greybeard

  ['greIbId] _n.

    1) ;  

    2)   (  )
_____

greycing

  ['greIsIN] _n. _.    
_____

greyhound

  ['greIhaund] _n.

    1) 

    2)    (. ocean greyhound)
_____

greyish

  ['greIIS] _a.

    1) 

    2) ;  
_____

greylag

  ['greIlg] = grey goose
_____

grid

  [grId] _n.

    1) ۣ

    2) = gridiron 1)

    3) _. _. 

    4) _.  
_____

grid leak

  ['grIdli:k] _n. _.  ,  
_____

griddle

  ['grIdl] _n.

    1)   

    2) _.    
_____

griddle cake

  ['grIdlkeIk] _n. У
_____

gride

  [graId]

    1. _n. ;  

    2. _v.

      1)   ,   (. gride along, gride
      through); ,   

      2) 
_____

gridiron

  ['grId,aIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ۣ, 

    3)      

    4) _. 

    5) _-.  

    6) _. _.  

    7) _. ۣ   (Σ); on the gridiron _.  ; 
     ,   
_____

grief

  [gri:f] _n. , ; ; ; to come to grief  
  ;  ; to bring to grief   
_____

grievance

  ['gri:vns] _n.

    1) ;   

    2) ; what is your grievance?    ?
_____

grieve

  [gri:v] _v.

    1) ,  

    2) ,  (at, for, about, over)
_____

grievous

  ['gri:vs] _a.

    1) , ; ,  

    2) ֣,  (   ..)

    3) , 
_____

grievously

  ['gri:vslI] _adv.

    1) , ;  

    2) 
_____

griff

  [grIf] = griffin II
_____

griffin

  I ['grIfIn] _n.

    1) _. ; _.  ; 

    2) _.  ( ) 

  II ['grIfIn] _n. _. ,    ; 
_____

griffon

  I ['grIfn] = griffin I

  II ['grIfn] _n.  (ۣ  )
_____

griffon-vulture

  ['grIfn,vAltS] = griffin I, 2)
_____

grig

  [grIg] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ; ; merry ( lively) as a grig  ӣ
_____

grill

  [grIl]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)    , 

      3) = grill-room

      4) ۣ

      5)     

    2. _v.

      1) ()  

      2) ,  ( )

      3)   

      4) ()

      5) _.   

      6)   
_____

grillage

  ['grIlId] _n. _. , ۣ
_____

grille

  [grIl] _n. ۣ
_____

grill-room

  ['grIlrum] _n.      (     
  )
_____

grilse

  [grIls] _n.  
_____

grim

  [grIm] _a.

    1) , , , 

    2) , , ; grim humour  
_____

grimace

  [grI'meIs]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. 
_____

grimalkin

  [grI'mlkIn] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,  ,  
_____

grime

  [graIm]

    1. _n.

      1)   , 

      2) ,  (. _.)

    2. _v. , 
_____

grimy

  ['graImI] _a.

    1) ,  , ; ; 

    2) 
_____

grin

  [grIn]

    1. _n.  ; 

    2. _v.  ; ; ; to grin and bear it
        ;   ; he
    grinned approbation   
_____

grind

  [graInd]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ֣, ,  

      3)   

      4)   

      5) _. _. 

      6) _. ң

    2. _v. (ground)

      1) (), ();  ( ); ;
      ֣; to grind the teeth  

      2) , ; ; ;  ()

      3)  ,   ()

      4) ; 

      5) ()   (on, into, against - () -.)

      6)   (-.);   

      7)  , 

      8)  (  ..); ; 

      9) ,  ( )

      #) grind away   (at); ; grind down
      ) (); ) ; ) ; grind in
      , ; grind out )   ,
         ; ) _. ; ) ,
       (  ..); grind up , 

      *) to grind one's own axe  ,  
_____

grinder

  ['graInd] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ֣

    3)  ; _pl. _. 

    4)  ; 

    5)  ;  

    6) _. 

    7) 

    8) (. _pl.) _.  ( )
_____

grindery

  ['graIndrI] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

grinding machine

  ['graIndINm,Si:n] _n.  
_____

grindstone

  ['graIndstun] _n.  ; ; to hold ( to keep, to
  put) smb.'s nose to the grindstone  -.  
  
_____

gringo

  ['grINgu] _n. (_pl. -os ['grINguz]) _. , , .
     ( . )
_____

grip

  I [grIp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , ; ; ; close grip ͣ
      ; to come to grips, to get at grips  ( );
        

      2) , ; to secure a grip on smth.    -.;
      in the grip of poverty  ,  

      3)  ,  ( )

      4)   , -. 

      5) , , 

      6) _. 

      7) _. , , ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  (on, onto); 

      2)  

      3) ,  ()

      4)  

      5) , ; ; the ship was gripped by the ice
        ԣ 

  II [grIp] _n.  
_____

grip vice

  ['grIpvaIs] _n. _.  
_____

gripe

  [graIp]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; _. ; in the gripe of   (-.)

      2) (. the gripes) _pl. _. , 

      3) , 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3) , , 

      4)  ,  ( )

      5) _. _. , 
_____

grippe

  [grIp] _n. 
_____

gripsack

  ['grIpsk] _n. _. 
_____

grisaille

  [grI'zeIl] _n. _. 
_____

grisly

  ['grIzlI] _a.

    1)  ,  

    2) _. , 
_____

grist

  [grIst] _n.

    1)   ; 

    2) ; to bring grist to the mill  ; all is grist
    that comes to his mill     

    3) 

    4) _. , 
_____

grist-mill

  ['grIstmIl] _n.  
_____

gristle

  ['grIsl] _n. _. 

    *) in the gristle ; 
_____

gristly

  ['grIslI] _a. ; 
_____

grit

  [grIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  

      3)  

      4) _. ף , , 

      5) _.   ף   

      6) (Grit) ,  ( )

      *) to put grit in the machine    ̣

    2. _v.: to grit the teeth  
_____

grits

  [grIts] _n. _pl.  ;    
_____

gritstone

  ['grItstun] _n. _.  
_____

gritty

  ['grItI] _a. ;  
_____

grizzle

  I ['grIzl]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

      3)  

      4)  

      5) ֣ 

      6)  

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2) 

  II ['grIzl] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ,  ( )
_____

grizzled

  I ['grIzld]

    1. _p-p.  grizzle I, 2

    2. _a. ; 

  II ['grIzld] _p-p.  grizzle II
_____

grizzly

  I ['grIzlI]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2)   

    2. _n. ,    (. grizzly bear)

  II ['grIzlI] _n.

    1)  ۣ   

    2) _.  
_____

groan

  [grun]

    1. _n.

      1) ֣ ; 

      2) , 

    2. _v.

      1) ;  ; ; to groan inwardly 
      

      2)   ,  (-.; . groan out)

      3)  , ; the table groaned with food 
        

      #) groan down ,   () 
_____

groat

  [grut] _n.

    1) _.    4 

    2) ,  

    *) I don't care a groat   ӣ 
_____

groats

  [gruts] _n. _pl.  (. )
_____

grocer

  ['grus] _n.   , 
_____

grocery

  ['grusrI] _n.

    1)  ; -  (. grocery
    shop)

    2)  

    3) (. _pl.) 
_____

groceteria

  [,grus'tErI] _n. -  
  
_____

grog

  [grOg]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

grog-shop

  ['grOgSOp] _n.  
_____

grog-blossom

  ['grOg,blOsm] _n. _.   ( )
_____

groggy

  ['grOgI] _a. _.

    1) , , 

    2) ף  ,  (   ..)
_____

groin

  [grOIn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.   

    2. _v. _.   
_____

groom

  [grum]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) (_.  bridegroom) 

      3) 

    2. _v.

      1)  ,   

      2) (. _p-p.) , ; to be well groomed 
      ,  ,  ,  
      ..

      3) _.   ̣ , 
_____

groomsman

  ['grumzmn] _n. ,  ()
_____

groove

  [gru:v]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; , 

      2) ; ; to get into a groove    ;
      to move ( to run) in a groove )   ң ;
      )   

      3)  ()

      4) , 

      5) _. , 

    2. _v. ,  , ; the river has grooved itself
    through    
_____

grope

  [grup] _v.

    1) ,  

    2)  (for, after); _. 
_____

gropingly

  ['grupINlI] _adv. 
_____

grosbeak

  ['grusbi:k] _n.  ()
_____

gross

  [grus]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ߣ

      2) , ; gross habit of body 

      3)  ( )

      4) ,  

      5) , ; ; gross blunder  ; gross
      dereliction of duty  

      6) , ,  ( ); gross feeder ,   
       

      7) , ; ; ; gross story
       

      8) ; ; gross ear ,  

      9) , ݣ;  

      10) ; ; gross receipt  ; gross value
       ; gross weight  ; gross national product
      _.   

      11) 

    2. _n.

      1) ; by ( in) the gross ) ; ; )  , 
      

      2)  (12 ; . small gross); great gross 12 
_____

gross ton

  ['grus'tAn] _n.  ( )  (= 1016,06 .)
_____

grossly

  ['gruslI] _adv.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) 

    4) _.  ԣ
_____

grot

  [grOt] _n. _. . grotto
_____

grotesque

  [gru'tesk]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) , 
_____

grotto

  ['grOtu] _n. (_pl. -oes, -os ['grOtuz]) , 
_____

grouch

  [grautS] _. _.

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

    2. _v. , 
_____

ground

  I [graund] _p.  _p-p.  grind 2

  II [graund]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; to fall to the ground ; _.
       (   ..); to take ground 

      2) ; ; ; to cover ground 
      ; to cover much ground   (  
      ..)

      3)  ; to take the ground _.   ; to touch the
      ground  ; _.    ,   (
      )

      4)  ;   (. sports ground)

      5) ; ; 

      6) _pl. ,   

      7) , ; on the ground of )  ,  ;
      )  

      8) _. , 

      9) _. 

      10) _pl. , 

      11) _. 

      *) above (below) ground ,   (, ); to
      be on the ground   ; to cut the ground from under smb.
      ( smb.'s feet)    -. - ; to hold ( to
      stand) one's ground )   ,  ף;
      )   ϣ; down to the ground _.   ,
      , ; forbidden ground  ; to gain ( to
      gather, to get) ground  ң,  ; to give
      ground ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ;  (on)

      2) , ()  ; to ground arms  ,
      

      3) _.   

      4)    (in)

      5) 

      6) _. 

      7)  ()

      8) _.  

      9) _.  ̣; ;  ; the
      fog grounded all aircraft at N. aerodrome -   
      ̣        N
_____

ground control

  ['graundkn,trul] _n. _.  ,   
_____

ground crew

  ['graundkru:] _n. _.  
_____

ground floor

  ['graund'flO:] _n. ,  

    *) to get ( to be let) in on the ground floor _. ) 
         ; )   ;
    )    
_____

ground forces

  ['graund,fO:sIz] _n. _pl.  
_____

ground game

  ['graundgeIm] _n.  ;   (,   ..)
_____

ground glass

  ['graundgla:s] _n.  
_____

ground hog

  ['graund'hOg] _n.   
_____

ground oak

  ['graund'uk] _n.

    1)   ( )

    2)  
_____

ground panel

  ['graund'pnl] _n. _.  
_____

ground rice

  ['graundraIs] _n. -, ̣ 
_____

ground swell

  ['graund'swel] _n.  
_____

ground-colour

  ['graund,kAl] _n. _. ; 
_____

ground-ice

  ['graundaIs] _n.  ̣
_____

ground-in

  ['graund'In] _a. , ԣ
_____

ground-man

  ['graundmn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  ,    
_____

ground-nut

  ['graundnAt] _n.  , 
_____

ground-squirrel

  ['graund'skwIrl] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

ground-to-air missile

  ['graundtu'E'mIsaIl] _n. _.   " - "
_____

ground-to-air guided missile

  ['graundtu'E'gaIdId'mIsaIl] _n. _.   
  " - "
_____

ground-to-ground missile

  ['graundt'graund'mIsaIl] _n. _.   " - "
_____

ground-to-ground guided missile

  ['graundt'graund'gaIdId'mIsaIl] _n. _.   
  " - "
_____

grounding

  ['graundIN]

    1. _pres-p.  ground II, 2

    2. _n.

      1)   

      2)   

      3) 

      4) _.    

      5) _. 
_____

groundless

  ['graundlIs] _a. , , ; groundless
  suspicions  
_____

groundling

  ['graundlIN] _n.

    1)   (  ..)

    2)    

    3)    
_____

groundsel

  I ['graunsl] _n. _. 

  II ['graunsl] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

groundsill

  ['graunsIl] = groundsel II, 1)
_____

groundsman

  ['graundzmn] = ground-man
_____

ground water

  ['graund,wO:t] _n. ,  ;  
_____

groundwork

  ['graundw:k] _n.

    1) ,  (. _.)

    2) 

    3)   
_____

group

  [gru:p]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) _pl. ,  (); business groups  

      4) _. 

      5) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) ()

      2)   , 

      3) ,   
_____

group verb

  ['gru:pv:b] _n. _.  
_____

group-captain

  ['gru:p,kptIn] _n.   ( )
_____

grouper

  ['gru:p] _n.  
_____

grouping

  ['gru:pIN]

    1. _pres-p.  group 2

    2. _n.

      1) = groupment

      2) 
_____

groupment

  ['gru:pmnt] _n. 
_____

grouse

  I [graus] _n. (_pl.  .)   (. red grouse);
  black grouse -; white grouse  ; great grouse
  -; hazel grouse 

  II [graus] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

grouser

  ['graus] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)   ()
_____

grout

  I [graut] _v.   ( )

  II [graut] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.  
_____

grouty

  ['grautI] _a. _. _. , 
_____

grove

  [gruv] _n. , 
_____

grovel

  ['grOvl] _v.  , , , 
_____

groveller

  ['grOvl] _n. , 
_____

grow

  [gru] _v. (grew; grown)

    1) , ; to grow into one 

    2) ; , ;  (   ..); to
    grow in experience  

    3)  -     - ,
    ; to grow pale ; it is growing dark 

    4) , 

    5)  (,   ..)

    #) grow down, grow downwards ; ; grow into
    ) ; ) ; grow on ) ; a habit that
    grows on me ,    ӣ  ;
    )  ӣ ; this place grows on me    ӣ
     ; grow out ) ; )  , 
    (, , ; of); ): to grow out of a bad habit
       ; to grow out of use  
    ; grow over ; grow together ; grow up
    ) ;  ; ) ,  (
    ); grow upon = grow on

    *) he grew away from his family      
    
_____

grower

  ['gru] _n.

    1) ,  ,  (-.); ; 

    2) ; fast grower  
_____

growing

  ['gruIN]

    1. _pres-p.  grow

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; growing of bees ; growing of grapes
      

    3. _a.

      1) , ; 

      2)  ; growing weather , 
       
_____

growl

  [graul]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) ;  ()

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) ,  (. growl out)

      3)  ( )
_____

growler

  ['graul] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ,  

    3) _.  ң̣  
_____

grown

  [grun] _p-p.  grow
_____

grown-up

  ['grunAp]

    1. _n.  ()

    2. _a. 
_____

growth

  [gru] _n.

    1) , ; full growth  ; of foreign growth
     

    2) , 

    3) , ; _. 

    4) 

    5) 

    6) _. , 
_____

growth ring

  ['grurIN] _n.   ( )
_____

groyne

  [grOIn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2)    , 

    2. _v.   ()
_____

grub

  I [grAb]

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2)  ģ; 

      3) , 

      4) ,    ( )

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) , ޣ;  (. grub up, grub
      out); to grub up the stumps ޣ 

      3) , ,  ( , )

      4)  ,  (. grub on, grub along, grub away)

  II [grAb] _.

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) _. 
_____

grub-ax

  ['grAbks] = grub-axe
_____

grub-axe

  ['grAbks] _n.  
_____

grubber

  ['grAb] _n.

    1) ; ޣ

    2) -, 

    3) 
_____

grubbiness

  ['grAbInIs] _n. ; ; 
_____

grubby

  ['grAbI] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) 
_____

grudge

  [grAd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; to have a grudge
      against smb., to bear ( to owe) smb. a grudge   
      -.

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1)  ;    ( -.);
      

      2)  ,  ;  (-.); to grudge
      smb. the very food he eats    -.
_____

grudgingly

  ['grAdINlI] _adv. , 
_____

gruel

  [grul] _n.  () ; ; 

    *) to have ( to get, to take) one's gruel )  , 
     ; )  
_____

gruelling

  ['grulIN] _a.

    1) _. = gruesome

    2) 
_____

gruesome

  ['gru:sm] _a. , 
_____

gruff

  [grAf] _a.

    1) ; , 

    2) ,  ( )
_____

grumble

  ['grAmbl]

    1. _n. , ; _pl.  

    2. _v. ,  (at, about, over - )
_____

grumbler

  ['grAmbl] _n. 
_____

grume

  [gru:m] _n.   
_____

grummet

  ['grAmIt] _n. _. ң ; 
_____

grumpy

  ['grAmpI] _a. , , 
_____

grunt

  [grAnt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ,  ( )

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

grunting ox

  ['grAntINOks] _n. 
_____

gryphon

  ['grIfn] = griffin I
_____

guana

  ['gwa:n] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

guano

  ['gwa:nu]

    1. _n. (_pl. -os ['gwa:nuz]) 

    2. _v.  
_____

guarantee

  [,grn'ti:]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) 

      3) ,   

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) ,  (against)
_____

guarantor

  [,grn'tO:] _n. ; 
_____

guaranty

  ['grntI]

    1. _n. ; ; 

    2. _v. 
_____

guard

  [ga:d]

    1. _n.

      1) , , , ; guard of honour ޣ ;
      to mount guard   ; to relieve guard  ;
      to stand guard   

      2) ; ; ; 

      3) _pl. 

      4) ; ; to be off guard  
      ;   ; to be on (one's) guard 
      

      5)   ( )

      6) _-. 

      7) -.   (.: fire guard
       ۣ  ..)

      8) _attr. , 

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; 

      2)  (against, from);    (  ..)

      3): to guard against , ;  
      

      4)  (,   ..)
_____

guard-boat

  ['ga:dbut] _n.  
_____

guard-rail

  ['ga:dreIl] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

guard-ship

  ['ga:dSIp] _n. _.  ;  
_____

guardedly

  ['ga:dIdlI] _adv. , 
_____

guardhouse

  ['ga:dhaus] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

guardian

  ['ga:djn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)   

    3) _attr.: guardian angel ) -,  ; ) _.
    
_____

guardianship

  ['ga:djnSIp] _n. ; ; under the guardianship of the laws
    
_____

guardroom

  ['ga:drum] = guardhouse
_____

guardsman

  ['ga:dzmn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

gubernatorial

  [,gjub:n'turIl] _a.

    1)   ,   ..

    2) 
_____

gudgeon

  I ['gAdn] _n. 

    *) to swallow a gudgeon   

  II ['gAdn] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) , , 
_____

guelder rose

  ['geld'ruz] _n. _.  ()
_____

guerdon

  ['g:dn] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

guerilla

  [g'rIl] _n.

    1)   (. guerilla war)

    2)  (. guerilla warrior)
_____

guernsey

  ['g:nzI] _n.

    1)   (. guernsey shirt)

    2)    
_____

guerrilla

  [g'rIl] = guerilla
_____

guess

  [ges]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; by guess 

      2)  ޣ

    2. _v.

      1) , ; to guess a riddle  

      2)  (by, from); , ; I should guess his
      age at forty      

      3) _. , ; I guess we shall miss the train ,
          
_____

guess-rope

  ['gesrup] _n. _. 
_____

guess-work

  ['gesw:k] _n. ; 
_____

guest

  [gest] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ( ); paying guest    

    3)  (  )
_____

guest-card

  ['gestka:d] _n. ,    
_____

guest-chamber

  ['gest,tSeImb] _n.   
_____

guest-room

  ['gestrum] = guest-chamber
_____

guff

  [gAf] _n. _.  
_____

guffaw

  [gA'fO:]

    1. _n.  ; 

    2. _v.  ; 
_____

guggle

  ['gAgl]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

guidance

  ['gaIdns] _n. ; ; under the guidance of 
  
_____

guide

  [gaId]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) ; 

      3)  

      4) ; ; 

      5) 

      6) _. 

      7) _.  ;  

      8) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) ,  -. 

      2) , 

      3)  ,  

      4)  , , 
_____

guide mark

  ['gaIdma:k] _n. , 
_____

guide-bar

  ['gaIdba:] _n. _.  , 
_____

guide-book

  ['gaIdbuk] _n. 
_____

guide-line

  ['gaIdlaIn] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  ,  
_____

guide-post

  ['gaIdpust] _n.   ( ң)
_____

guide-rod

  ['gaIdrOd] = guide-bar
_____

guide-rope

  ['gaIdrup] _n. _. 
_____

guided missile

  ['gaIdId'mIsaIl] _n.  
_____

guidon

  ['gaIdn] _n. ()  (   ..)
_____

guild

  [gIld] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) _attr.: guild master _.  
_____

guile

  [gaIl] _n. ; , ; 
_____

guileful

  ['gaIlful] _a. ; 
_____

guileless

  ['gaIllIs] _a. 
_____

guillemot

  ['gIlImOt] _n.  ()
_____

guillotine

  [,gIl'ti:n]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.  

      3)     

      4) _.   (  
      )

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) _.  
_____

guilt

  [gIlt] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  , 
_____

guiltily

  ['gIltIlI] _adv. ,   
_____

guiltiness

  ['gIltInIs] _n. 
_____

guiltless

  ['gIltlIs] _a.

    1) ;  (of)

    2) _.   (-.),   (-. ); guiltless
    of writing poems    
_____

guilty

  ['gIltI] _a.

    1)  (of - ); 

    2)  ( , )
_____

guinea

  ['gInI] _n.  (  ,    = 21
  )
_____

guinea squash

  ['gInIskwOS] _n. _. 
_____

guinea worm

  ['gInIw:m] _n.  ( )
_____

guinea-fowl

  ['gInIfaul] _n. 
_____

guinea-pig

  ['gInIpIg] _n.

    1)  

    2) " ", ,     

    3) _. 

    4)  ,  ,   ..,   
    
_____

guinness

  ['gInIs] _n.  
_____

guise

  [gaIz] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , ; ; under ( in) the guise of  , 
    

    3) _. , 

    4) _. , 
_____

guitar

  [gI'ta:] _n. 
_____

gulch

  [gAlS] _n. _.    (.   )
_____

gulden

  ['guldn] _n.  (  )
_____

gules

  [gju:lz] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

gulf

  [gAlf]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) ,  (. _.)

      3) , 

      4) _.   

      5) _. _.   

    2. _v.

      1) ,   

      2) _. _.    
_____

gull

  I [gAl] _n. 

  II [gAl]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. , 
_____

gullet

  ['gAlIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

gullibility

  [,gAlI'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

gullible

  ['gAlbl] _a. , 
_____

gully

  I ['gAlI]

    1. _n.

      1)  ,  ( )

      2) 

      3)  

    2. _v.  , 

  II ['gAlI] _n.  
_____

gulp

  [gAlp]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; at one gulp  , ; 

      2)    ; 

    2. _v. (. gulp down)

      1) ,     

      2) ; 

      3)  (̣);  ()

      4) _.    
_____

gum

  I [gAm] _n. 

  II [gAm]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  

      3)  

      4)      

      5) _. _. ; _pl. 

      6) _. _.  

      7) _. ,  

    2. _v.

      1) ()

      2)  , 
_____

gum elastic

  ['gAmI,lstIk] _n. , 
_____

gum-arabic

  ['gAm,rbIk] _n. 
_____

gum-boots

  ['gAmbu:ts] _n. _pl.  
_____

gum-tree

  ['gAmtri:] _n.     
   , . 

    *) up a gum-tree   ,  
_____

gumbo

  ['gAmbu] _n. _.

    1) _. , 

    2)    

    3)  ( ,  )
_____

gumboil

  ['gAmbOIl] _n. 
_____

gummy

  ['gAmI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  , 

    4) , ԣ
_____

gumption

  ['gAmpSn] _n. _.

    1) ̣; ; ;  

    2)   
_____

gumptious

  ['gAmpSs] _a. _. ; ; 
_____

gumshoe

  ['gAmSu:] _.

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _pl. ; 

      3) _. ; 

    2. _v. ,  
_____

gun

  [gAn]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ͣ

      3)  , أ; _. ; double-barrelled gun
      ; smooth-bore gun  أ; sporting gun
       أ; starting gun _.  

      4) _. 

      5) , 

      6) _.    ̣

      7) _attr. ; 

      *) big ( great) gun _.  , ""; to blow great
      guns  ( ); to stick ( to stand) to one's guns 
       ,  ;     
      ;   ϣ

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) _.   Σ
_____

gun layer

  ['gAn,leI] _n. _. () 
_____

gun-carriage

  ['gAn,krId] _n. _. 
_____

gun-cotton

  ['gAn,kOtn] _n. 
_____

gun-fire

  ['gAn,faI] _n.  ;  
_____

gun-lock

  ['gAnlOk] _n.   
_____

gun-running

  ['gAn,rAnIN] _n.   
_____

gun-shy

  ['gAnSaI] _a.   (.   )
_____

gun-stock

  ['gAnstOk] _n.  
_____

gunboat

  ['gAnbut] _n.  
_____

guncrew

  ['gAnkru:] _n. _.  ޣ
_____

gunman

  ['gAnmn] _n.

    1) ֣ أ, 

    2) _. _. , , 

    3)  
_____

gunnel

  ['gAnl] = gunwale
_____

gunner

  ['gAn] _n.

    1) ; ; ͣ;   ޣ

    2) 

    3) _. 

    4) _. 
_____

gunner's cockpit

  ['gAnz'kOkpIt] _n. _.  ͣ
_____

gunnery

  ['gAnrI] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

gunning

  ['gAnIN]

    1. _pres-p.  gun 2

    2. _n.

      1)   أ

      2) , 
_____

gunny

  ['gAnI] _n. ,   ; , 
_____

gunpowder

  ['gAn,paud] _n. ޣ ; white ( smokeless) gunpowder 
  
_____

gunroom

  ['gAnrum] _n.

    1) -   (  )

    2) ,    
_____

gunshot

  ['gAnSOt] _n.

    1)  ; within (out of) gunshot   (
    )  

    2)  

    3) _attr.: gunshot wound  
_____

gunsmith

  ['gAnsmI] _n.  
_____

gunwale

  ['gAnl] _n. _. 
_____

gup

  [gAp] _. _n. , 
_____

gurgitation

  [,g:dI'teISn] _n. ,  ,   
_____

gurgle

  ['g:gl]

    1. _n.  ();  

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2)  
_____

gurnard

  ['g:nd] _n.  
_____

gurnet

  ['g:nIt] = gurnard
_____

gurry

  ['gArI] _. _n.  
_____

gush

  [gAS]

    1. _n.

      1)    ; 

      2) _. , ; a gush of anger  

    2. _v.

      1) ;    

      2)   

      3)  (   ..)
_____

gusher

  ['gAS] _n.

    1) _. ,    

    2)  
_____

guslar

  ['gusl] _. _n. 
_____

gusli

  ['guslI] _. _n. 
_____

gusset

  ['gAsIt] _n.

    1) ,  (   ..); 

    2) _.  , 
_____

gust

  I [gAst] _n.

    1)  ;    ..

    2)  (  ..)

  II [gAst] _n. _. _.

    1) , ; to have a gust of smth.  , 
     -.

    2)    
_____

gustation

  [gAs'teISn] _n.   
_____

gustatory

  ['gAsttrI] _a. 
_____

gusto

  ['gAstu] _n. ,  (     ..)
_____

gusty

  ['gAstI] _a.

    1)  (   ..)

    2) , 
_____

gut

  [gAt]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ; _pl. , ; blind gut
       ; large guts  ; little ( small) guts
       

      2) _. 

      3) _pl. _. ; ,  ; ; a man with
      plenty of guts  ; there's no guts in him  
      

      4) _pl. _.     -.

      5)     

      6)    

    2. _v.

      1)  (  ..)

      2)  ( )

      3)   (),  

      4) _.  
_____

gutta-percha

  ['gAt'p:tS] _n. 
_____

gutter

  ['gAt]

    1. _n.

      1)  ֣

      2)  

      3)  ()

      4) _.   

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2) 

      3)  ( )
_____

gutter press

  ['gAtpres] _n.  
_____

gutter-child

  ['gAttSaIld] _n.  £
_____

gutter-man

  ['gAtmn] _n.  , 
_____

gutter-plough

  ['gAtplau] _n. -
_____

gutter-snipe

  ['gAtsnaIp] _n.

    1)  £;  

    2) _. _. ,    
_____

guttle

  ['gAtl] _v.  
_____

guttler

  ['gAtl] _n. 
_____

guttural

  ['gAtrl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) _. Σ, ; 

    2. _n. _. Σ,  
_____

gutty

  ['gAtI] _n. _.   ( )
_____

guy

  I [gaI]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)   

      3) _. _. , ; regular guy  , 
      ; wise guy  

    2. _v.

      1)    (أ-. )

      2) , 

  II [gaI] _.

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.  ; 

  III [gaI] _.

    1. _v. 

    2. _n.: to give the guy to smb.   -.; to do a guy
    
_____

guzzle

  ['gAzl] _v.

    1)  ; ,   

    2) ,  ( guzzle away)
_____

guzzler

  ['gAzl] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

gybe

  [daIb] _v. _.

    1)  ()

    2)    
_____

gyle

  [gaIl] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

gym

  [dIm] _. _.  gymnasium  gymnastics
_____

gym-shoes

  ['dIm'Su:z] _n. _pl. ̣  
_____

gymkhana

  [dIm'ka:n] _. _n.    
_____

gymnasia

  [dIm'neIzj] _pl.  gymnasium
_____

gymnasium

  [dIm'neIzjm] _n. (_pl. -siums [dIm'neIzjmz], -sia)

    1)  

    2) 
_____

gymnast

  ['dImnst] _n. 
_____

gymnastic

  [dIm'nstIk] _a. 
_____

gymnastics

  [dIm'nstIks] _n. ; industrial gymnastics 
  
_____

gynaecological

  [,gaInIk'lOdIkl] _a. 
_____

gynaecologist

  [,gaInI'kOldIst] _n. 
_____

gynaecology

  [,gaInI'kOldI] _n. 
_____

gyp

  I [dIp] _n.  (    )

  II [dIp] _. _.

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) , 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) 
_____

gyps

  [dIps] _.  gypsum
_____

gypsa

  ['dIps] _pl.  gypsum
_____

gypseous

  ['dIpsIs] _a. 
_____

gypsous

  ['dIpss] _a. 
_____

gypsum

  ['dIpsm]

    1. _n. (_pl. -sa, -sums ['dIpsmz]) 

    2. _v.  ()
_____

gyrate

  1. _a. ['daIrIt] ף 

  2. _v. [,daI'reIt]   ;   
_____

gyration

  [,daI'reISn] _n.

    1)    

    2) 
_____

gyratory

  ['daIrtrI] _a. 
_____

gyre

  ['daI] _. _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 

    3) 
_____

gyro

  ['daIru] _.  gyroscope
_____

gyro-

  ['daIru] _pref. -, 
_____

gyro-compass

  ['daIr,kAmps] _n. _. 
_____

gyropilot

  ['daIr,paIlt] _n. _. 
_____

gyroplane

  ['daIrpleIn] _n. _. 
_____

gyroscope

  ['daIrskup] _n. 
_____

gyroscopic

  [,daIrs'kOpIk] _a. 
_____

gyrostat

  ['daIrustt] _n. 
_____

gyve

  [daIv] _.

    1. _n. (. _pl.) , , 

    2. _v.   , 
_____

ha

  I [ha:] _int. !, ! (,  , ,
  )

  II [ha:] _. _.   have
_____

ha'p'orth

  ['heIp] _. . halfpennyworth
_____

ha ha

  [ha:'ha:]

    1. _int. --!

    2. _n. , 

    3. _v. , 
_____

habanera

  [,ha:ba:'neIr] _. _n. 
_____

hab-dabs

  ['hbdbz] _n. _pl. _.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

habeas corpus

  ['heIbjs'kO:ps] _. _n.     
       (. writ of habeas corpus)
_____

haberdasher

  ['hbdS] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.    
_____

haberdashery

  ['hbdSrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.   

    3)  
_____

habergeon

  ['hbdn] _n. _. 
_____

habile

  ['hbIl] _a. , 
_____

habiliment

  [h'bIlImnt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _pl. _. , 

    3)  
_____

habilitate

  [h'bIlIteIt] _v.

    1)      

    2) _. 

    3) _.   ̣   ( 
    ..)
_____

habit

  I ['hbIt] _n.

    1) , ; ; by ( from) force of habit  
    ,  ; to be in the habit of doing smth. 
     -. ; to break off (to fall into) a habit 
    () ; to break a person of a habit  -. 
    -. 

    2) , ; a man of corpulent habit , 
    

    3) , ;  ; habit of mind  

    4) _.  , ; ; a plant of
    trailing habit  

  II ['hbIt]

    1. _n.

      1) _. , 

      2)    

    2. _v. _. , 
_____

habitable

  ['hbItbl] _a.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

habitant

  I ['hbItnt] _n. 

  II ['hbItO:N] _n.   
_____

habitat

  ['hbItt] _n. ,   (, );
   
_____

habitation

  [,hbI'teISn] _n.

    1) ; ; أ; fit for habitation   

    2) , أ

    3) ӣ
_____

habitual

  [h'bItjul] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  ( -.); habitual drunkard ; habitual
    criminal  
_____

habituate

  [h'bItjueIt] _v.

    1) ; to habituate oneself to ,  

    2) _. _.  
_____

habitude

  ['hbItju:d] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3)  , 
_____

habitue

  [h'bItjueI] _n. _. 
_____

hacienda

  [,hsI'end] _. _n.  (,   ..   
   )
_____

hack

  I [hk]

    1. _n.

      1) , , 

      2)    ..

      3) ; 

      4)  

      5)      ( )

      6) _.  

      7)  

    2. _v.

      1) , ; ;   

      2) ; ԣ ()

      3)  ; 

      4) ,    ..

      5)  (  ..)

      6) ;   

      7) _. _. ""

      8)   

  II [hk]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  (  ), . ; road hack
        

      3) 

      4) _.  ģ;  

      5) _.  

      6) _. _. 

      7) _. _.  , 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) = hackneyed

    3. _v.

      1)  

      2)  ()  

      3) ,     ģ

      4)   , ֣ 

      5)  , 
_____

hack-hammer

  ['hk,hm] _n.  
_____

hack-saw

  ['hksO:] _n. _.  
_____

hack-work

  ['hkw:k] _n.

    1)  ģ; 

    2) , ֣ 
_____

hackbut

  ['hkbAt] = harquebus
_____

hackee

  ['hki:] _n. _. 
_____

hackery

  ['hkrI] _. _n. , ֣ 
_____

hacking

  ['hkIN] _a.    ( )
_____

hackle

  I ['hkl] _n.

    1) _pl.         

    2)   (  )

    *) with his hackles up ң, ,   
    ; to show hackles   ;   

  II ['hkl]

    1. _n. ,   

    2. _v.  ̣

  III ['hkl] _v.

    1) ,   ; 

    2) 
_____

hackly

  ['hklI] _a.  ,  
_____

hackmatack

  ['hkmtk] _n.  
_____

hackney

  ['hknI]

    1. _n.

      1) = hack II, 1, 2)

      2) _. ,   , ֣ 

      3) _attr. 

    2. _v. = hack II 3
_____

hackney-carriage

  ['hknI,krId] _n.  
_____

hackney-coach

  ['hknIkutS] = hackney-carriage
_____

hackneyed

  ['hknId] _a. , ; ; hackneyed phrases 
  
_____

hackstand

  ['hkstnd] _n. _.  
_____

hack-writer

  ['hk,raIt] _n.  ģ
_____

had

  [hd] ( ); [hd], [d], [d] ( ) _p. 
  _p-p.  have 1
_____

haddock

  ['hdk] _n.  ()
_____

hade

  [heId] _.

    1. _n.      ;  

    2. _v.   ;    
_____

hadn't

  ['hdnt] _. _. = had not
_____

haemal

  ['hi:ml] _a. ; _.      
_____

haematic

  [hI'mtIk]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2)   

      3)   

    2. _n. ,   
_____

haematite

  ['hemtaIt] _n. _.  , 
_____

haemoglobin

  [,hi:mu'glubIn] _n. _. 
_____

haemophilia

  [,hi:mu'fIlI] _n. _. 
_____

haemorrhage

  ['hemrId] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

haemorrhoids

  ['hemrOIdz] _n. _pl. _. 
_____

haemostatic

  [,hi:mu'sttIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. _.  
_____

hafnium

  ['hfnIm] _n. _. 
_____

haft

  [ha:ft] _n. , , 
_____

hag

  [hg] _n. , 
_____

haggard

  I ['hgd] _a. ģ, ; 

  II ['hgd] _a. ޣ,  ( )
_____

haggis

  ['hgIs] _n. _.      
_____

haggish

  ['hgIS] _a.   , 
_____

haggle

  ['hgl] _v.

    1)  (about, over - )

    2) ,  

    3)  ; ; 
_____

hagridden

  ['hg,rIdn] _a.

    1)  

    2) ,  ԣ 
_____

hah

  [ha:] = ha
_____

ha-ha

  [ha:'ha:] _n.   ( , );   
  
_____

hail

  I [heIl]

    1. _n. ; hail of fire _.  

    2. _v.

      1) ( . ); it hails, it is hailing ģ 

      2)   (. _.)

      3)   (  ..)

  II [heIl]

    1. _n. , ; out of hail   , ;
    within hail    

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) , ; to hail a taxi  

      3) _.  ()

      *) to hail from ) _.   (-. ); ) _.
       ; where do you hail from?   ?

    3. _int. !
_____

hail-fellow

  ['heIl,felu] = hail-fellow-well-met
_____

hail-fellow-well-met

  ['heIl,felu'wel'met] _a. ; ; to be
  hail-fellow-well-met with everyone     
  
_____

hailstone

  ['heIlstun] _n. 
_____

hailstorm

  ['heIlstO:m] _n. ;   ;  
_____

hain't

  [heInt] _. = have not, has not
_____

hair

  [hE] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; to cut one's hair , ; to let one's hair
    down )  ; )   ; ) 
    ; )  ; to lose one's hair ) ;
    ) ,  

    3)  ()

    4) ;  (  ..)

    5) _. 

    *) to a hair --; ; within a hair of   ; to
    have more hair than wit  ; keep your hair on! 
    !; not to turn a hair   ;  
    , ,   ..; to take a hair of the dog that bit
    you _. )   ;  ,   ;
    ) ; it made his hair stand on end     
     
_____

hair shirt

  ['hE'S:t] _n. _. 
_____

hair's breadth

  ['hEzbred] = hairbreadth
_____

hair-line

  ['hElaIn] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) ޣ,  ( )

    3) _attr. , ; hair-line crack _.  
_____

hair-net

  ['hEnet] _n.   
_____

hair-pencil

  ['hE,pensl] _n.    
_____

hair-piece

  ['hEpi:s] _n. 
_____

hair-raiser

  ['hE,reIz] _n. _. ,   .. 
_____

hair-raising

  ['hE,reIzIN] _a. _. , 
_____

hair-slide

  ['hEslaId] _n.   
_____

hair-splitting

  ['hE'splItIN]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. ; , 
_____

hair-trigger

  ['hE'trIg] _a. 
_____

hair-worm

  ['hEw:m] _n. _. 
_____

hairbreadth

  ['hEbred] _n. ,  ; by a hairbreadth
   

    *) within ( by) a hairbreadth of death    
_____

hairbrush

  ['hEbrAS] _n. ݣ  
_____

hairclipper

  ['hE,klIp] _n.    
_____

haircloth

  ['hEklO] _n.

    1)   ,  , 

    2) _. 
_____

hair-cut

  ['hEkAt] _n. 
_____

hair-do

  ['hEdu:] _n. ޣ
_____

hairdresser

  ['hE,dres] _n. 
_____

hairiness

  ['hErInIs] _n. 
_____

hairless

  ['hElIs] _a. , 
_____

hairpin

  ['hEpIn] _n. 

    *) hairpin bend   
_____

hairspring

  ['hEsprIN] _n.  ,  (  )
_____

hair trigger

  ['hE,trIg] _n. _.  ,   
_____

hairy

  ['hErI] _a.

    1)  , 

    2)  ( )
_____

hake

  [heIk] _n.  ()
_____

hakeem

  [ha:'ki:m] _. _n. 
_____

hakim

  ['ha:kIm] _. _n.

    1) = hakeem

    2) ; ,  
_____

halation

  [h'leISn] _n. _. 
_____

halberd

  ['hlb:d] _n. _. 
_____

halberdier

  [,hlb:'dI] _n. _. 
_____

halcyon

  ['hlsIn]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _a. , ; halcyon days ,  
_____

hale

  I [heIl] _a. ,  (.  ); hale and hearty
    

  II [heIl] _v. ,  (. _.)
_____

half

  [ha:f]

    1. _n. (_pl. halves)

      1) ; half a mile ; half (an hour) past two (o'clock)
       

      2)  (-.); the larger half  

      3) ; the winter (summer) half  () 

      4) _.  

      5) _.  (   ..)

      6) _.  ;  

      7) _. = half-back

      8) _. _. 

      *) to go halves in smth.  -. ; to cry halves
        ; to have half a mind to do smth.   
       -.; to do smth. by halves  -. -;
      ; too clever by half _.   ͣ

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) , 

    3. _adv.

      1) ; ; half raw 

      2)   , 

      *) half as much    ; half as much again   
      ; not half ) , ; he didn't half swear  
      ; )  ;    ; I don't half like it  
        ; not half bad 
_____

half binding

  ['ha:f,baIndIN] _n.  ̣
_____

half holiday

  ['ha:f'hOldI] _n. ݣ  
_____

half hose

  ['ha:f'huz] _n. ; 
_____

half measure

  ['ha:f'me] _n. 
_____

half moon

  ['ha:f'mu:n] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. _. 
_____

half pay

  ['ha:f'peI] _n.  
_____

half-and-half

  ['ha:fnd'ha:f]

    1. _n.

      1)   , .,    

      2) _.  (      )

    2. _a.

      1)    

      2) ; 

      3)    ӣ

    3. _adv. 
_____

half-back

  ['ha:f'bk] _n. _. 
_____

half-baked

  ['ha:f'beIkt] _a.

    1) ޣ, 

    2) , 

    3) , 

    4) 
_____

half-blood

  ['ha:fblAd] _n.

    1) ,      

    2)   

    3) = half-breed
_____

half-bred

  ['ha:fbred] _a.  , ; a half-bred
  horse -
_____

half-breed

  ['ha:fbri:d] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

half-brother

  ['ha:f,brA] _n.    ,   
    
_____

half-caste

  ['ha:fka:st] _n.   
_____

half-cock

  ['ha:fkOk] _n. _.  ;    

    *) to go off half-cock    , 
_____

half-cocked

  ['ha:f'kOkt] _a.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

half-crown

  ['ha:f'kraun] _n.  (  2  6 )
_____

half-dollar

  ['ha:f'dOl] _n.  (   50 )
_____

half-done

  ['ha:f'dAn] _a.

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

half-dozen

  ['ha:f'dAzn] _n. 
_____

half-hardy

  ['ha:f'ha:dI] _a.       (
  ); half-hardy plant  ,   
  
_____

half-hearted

  ['ha:f'ha:tId] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ,   ; a half-hearted consent
    ,  

    3)   
_____

half-heartedly

  ['ha:f'ha:tIdlI] _adv. ;   
_____

half-length

  ['ha:f'leN]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a.  (   ..)
_____

half-light

  ['ha:f'laIt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 

    3) _attr. ;  ݣ
_____

half-mast

  ['ha:f'ma:st]

    1. _n.: flag at half-mast  

    2. _v.  (   )
_____

half-pound

  ['ha:f'paund]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.  
_____

half-pounder

  ['ha:f'paund] _n. ,  
_____

half-price

  ['ha:f'praIs]

    1. _n. ; at half-price  

    2. _adv.  ,   ; children are
    admitted half-price      
_____

half-roll

  ['ha:f'rul] _n. _.   , 
_____

half-round

  ['ha:f'raund]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

half-seas-over

  ['ha:fsi:z'uv] _a. _predic. 
_____

half-sister

  ['ha:f'sIst] _n.    ,  
     
_____

half-sovereign

  ['ha:f'sOvrIn] _n.  (    
  )
_____

half-staff

  ['ha:f'sta:f] = half-mast 1
_____

half-time

  ['ha:f'taIm] _n.

    1)   ;   ; to work half-time
         

    2)  

    3) _.   
_____

half-timer

  ['ha:f,taIm] _n.

    1) ; ,   

    2) , ģ    (- )
_____

half-title

  ['ha:f'taItl] _n. _. 
_____

half-tone

  ['ha:ftun] _n.

    1) _. _. 

    2) _. 
_____

half-track

  ['ha:ftrk] _n. _. _.  ; 
_____

half-truth

  ['ha:ftru:] _n. 
_____

half-way

  ['ha:f'weI]

    1. _a.   

      *) half-way house )   ; ) 

    2. _adv.

      1)  

      2) ; 

      *) to meet smb. half-way   -.,  
      ,  
_____

half-wit

  ['ha:fwIt] _n. ; 
_____

half-witted

  ['ha:f'wItId] _a. 
_____

half-word

  ['ha:f'w:d] _n. ͣ
_____

half-year

  ['ha:f'j:] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

half-yearly

  ['ha:f'j:lI]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ,    

    3. _adv.   
_____

half-mile

  ['ha:f'maIl] _n. 
_____

halfpenny

  ['heIpnI]

    1. _n. (_pl. halfpence ['heIpns], halfpennies ['heIpnIz]) 

    2. _a. _. ; ۣ  
_____

halfpennyworth

  ['heIpnIw:] _n.   -.; -.   
_____

halibut

  ['hlIbt] _n.  ()
_____

halite

  ['hlaIt] _n. _.  
_____

halitosis

  [,hlI'tusIs] _n. _.    
_____

hall

  [hO:l] _n.

    1) ;  ; banqueting hall   ; servants'
    hall   

    2) ; ɣ, ; 

    3) ,   ; Surgeons, Hall 
     

    4)   

    5)   

    6)    

    7)  , 

    8) _. 
_____

hall bedroom

  ['hO:l,bedrum] _n. _.

    1)   , ݣ  

    2) ۣ  
_____

halleluiah

  [,hlI'lu:j] _n. _int. 
_____

hallelujah

  [,hlI'lu:j] = halleluiah
_____

halliard

  ['hljd] = halyard
_____

hallmark

  ['hO:lma:k]

    1. _n.

      1)  , 

      2)  ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

hallo

  [h'lu] = halloa
_____

halloa

  [h'lu]

    1. _int. !, !

    2. _n. ;  ;    ..

    3. _v. ; , 
_____

halloo

  [h'lu:]

    1. _int.

      1) !

      2) !

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)  

      3) , 
_____

hallow

  I [h'lu] = halloo

  II ['hlu]

    1. _n.: All hallows = Hallowmas

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) , 
_____

hallucinate

  [h'lu:sIneIt] _v.

    1) ;  

    2)  
_____

hallucination

  [h,lu:sI'neISn] _n. 
_____

hallway

  ['hO:lweI] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

halm

  [ha:m] = haulm
_____

halo

  ['heIlu]

    1. _n. (_pl. -oes ['heIluz])

      1) _. 

      2) , 

      3) , 

    2. _v.  
_____

halogen

  ['hlden] _n. _. 
_____

haloid

  ['hlOId] _n. _. 
_____

halt

  I [hO:lt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , 

    2. _v. ();  

    3. _int. ! ()

  II [hO:lt] _v.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

halter

  ['hO:lt]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to put a halter upon ( on) smb. ,
      ,  -.

      2) ң    ; to come to the halter  
      

    2. _v.

      1)  ;   

      2)  ()
_____

halting

  ['hO:ltIN] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

halve

  [ha:v] _v.

    1)  

    2) ,  

    3) _.  
_____

halves

  [ha:vz] _pl.  half 1
_____

halving

  ['ha:vIN]

    1. _pres-p.  halve

    2. _n. _. , ; ;   
_____

halyard

  ['hljd] _n. _. 
_____

ham

  [hm]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3) _pl. _. 

      4) _. _.  ԣ;  

      5) _. 

    2. _v. _. _.   ( ԣ)
_____

ham-fisted

  ['hm'fIstId] _a. _. 
_____

hamate

  ['heImeIt] _a. , 
_____

hamburger

  ['hmb:g] _n.

    1)  

    2)    
_____

hamlet

  ['hmlIt] _n. , 
_____

hammer

  ['hm]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; hammer and sickle   ; throwing of the
      hammer _.  

      2)  (  )

      3) , 

      4)  ; to bring to the hammer   ,
        

      *) hammer and tongs  ; ;   ; to
      go at it hammer and tongs )   -.  ; 
        ; ) , 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (in, into - ); 

      2) ,  (at - )

      3) , 

      4) , 

      5)   , .  ֣ 

      6) _. ,  ( )

      7)   

      8)  

      9) 

      #) hammer at )     -.; )  
       -.; hammer away )   (-.),  
      -.; ) ,  ( ); hammer down ;
      hammer out ) _. ; ; ) _.
      ; ; ; hammer together ,
      

      *) to hammer it home to smb.  -.,   -.
      
_____

hammer-blow

  ['hmblu] _n. ֣,  
_____

hammer-head

  ['hmhed] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. -
_____

hammer-throwing

  ['hm'ruIN] _n. _.  
_____

hammerer

  ['hmr] _n. 
_____

hammering

  ['hmrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  hammer 2

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , ; to give a good hammering _. 

    3. _a. , 
_____

hammerman

  ['hmmn] = hammerer
_____

hammer scale

  ['hmskeIl] _n. _. , 
_____

hammersmith

  ['hmsmI] _n. 
_____

hammock

  ['hmk] _n. ;  
_____

hammock chair

  ['hmk'tSE] _n.   (  )
_____

hamper

  I ['hmp] _v. , ; ,  ; to
  hamper the progress of business   

  II ['hmp] _n.

    1)   

    2) ,   ,  
_____

hamshackle

  ['hmSkl] _v.   (    )
_____

hamster

  ['hmst] _n. _. 
_____

hamstring

  ['hmstrIN]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v. (hamstringed ['hmstrINd], hamstrung)

      1)  

      2) _.  ;  ; 
_____

hamstrung

  ['hmstrAN] _p.  _p-p.  hamstring 2
_____

han't

  [ha:nt] _. _. = have not, has not
_____

hand

  [hnd]

    1. _n.

      1)  (); hand in hand   ; hands up!  !;
      by hand )  ;  ; ) 

      2)    

      3) , ; in hand )  ;  ; to keep in
      hand   ,  ; )  ;  ;
      ) ;  ; to get out of hand   ;
        

      4) , ; a hand for smth.   ޣ-.

      5) ; to give a hand  

      6) ; ; factory hand  

      7) _pl. ,  ; all hands on deck!  !

      8) ; a picture by the same hand   
      ; to be a good hand at ( in) smth.   
      ޣ-.; to be an old (poor) hand at smth.  , 
      ()  ޣ-.

      9) , ; on all hands   

      10)  (  ..); at first hand   ;
      ; at second hand   ;  -. 

      11) ; small hand  

      12) _. ; under one's hand and seal    
      -

      13)  

      14)  ()

      15)  (     )

      16) _. ; ;     

      17)  ( ); 10  (   )

      18) _. ; beg hand  ,
      

      19) _attr. 

      20) _attr.   ;  

      *) on the one hand... on the other hand   ...  
      ; at hand   ;  (.  ); on
      hand )   ,  ; on one's hands 
      -. ; ) _. , ; to hand 
      , ; off hand )  , ;
      )  {. off-hand}; out of hand  , ;
      ; hands off!  !; off one's hand   ; hand
      and foot )    ; to bind hand and foot   
       ; ) ; hand and glove with smb.  , 
         -.; hands down ,  ; hand over hand,
      hand over fist , ; to come to hand ,
      ; ; to suffer at smb.'s hands  
      -.; at any hand   ; to have ( to take) a hand
      in smth.   ޣ-.;   -.; to bring up by
      hand  , ; to send by hand  
      ;   -.; to live from hand to mouth 
         ;  , -   
      ; to keep one's hand in smth.   -.,
          ޣ-.; he is out of hand    
      ;  ; to put ( to set) one's hands to smth.
      ,  -.;   -.; with a heavy hand
      ; with a high hand ; ; ; to have
      ( to get) the upper hand  , 

    2. _v.

      1) , ; would you kindly hand me the salt?
      , , ; they handed him a surprise 
        

      2) ; handing the enclosed cheque   ӣ 

      3)  (, ); to hand a lady into a bus  
        

      #) hand down )  ; )   ; hand in
      ) ,  (); to hand in one's resignation
         ; )  (   ..); hand on
      , ; hand out ) , ; ) _.
       ; )  , ; hand over ) 
      (); ) _. (); hand round , ;
      hand up   

      *) to hand it to smb. )  أ-. ; ) 
       
_____

hand-barrow

  ['hnd,bru] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , 
_____

hand-grenade

  ['hndgrI,neId] _n.  
_____

hand-knitted

  ['hnd'nItId] _a.  
_____

hand-light

  ['hndlaIt] _n.    (  )
_____

hand-me-down

  ['hndmi:'daun] _. _.

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

    2. _a.

      1)  ( )

      2)  ( )
_____

hand-mill

  ['hndmIl] _n.  
_____

hand-operated

  ['hnd'OpreItId] _a.  
_____

hand-play

  ['hndpleI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

hand-to-hand

  ['hndt'hnd] _a. _. ; hand-to-hand fighting 
  , 
_____

handbag

  ['hndbg] _n.

    1)  

    2) () 
_____

handball

  ['hndbO:l] _n. _. ,  
_____

handbell

  ['hndbel] _n. 
_____

handbill

  ['hndbIl] _n.  
_____

handbook

  ['hndbuk] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2)  
_____

handbook man

  ['hndbukmn] _n. _. _. 
_____

handcar

  ['hndka:] _n. _. 
_____

handcart

  ['hndka:t] _n.  
_____

handcuff

  ['hndkAf]

    1. _n. (. _pl.) 

    2. _v.  
_____

handful

  ['hndful] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  , ; 

    3) _. -.  -.,  ; "",
    ""; that boy is a handful!   - 
    !
_____

handglass

  ['hndgla:s] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

handgrip

  ['hndgrIp] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  

    3) 
_____

handhold

  ['hndhuld] _n.

    1) ,      (.,  , 
      ..)

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

handicap

  ['hndIkp]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) ; 

      3) _.   ޣ 

    2. _v.

      1) _.  ;  

      2)    ;  ; to be handicapped
       ; physically handicapped  -.
       
_____

handicraft

  ['hndIkra:ft] _n.

    1) ;  

    2)  

    3) _attr. , ; handicraft industry 
    ;  
_____

handicraftsman

  ['hndIkra:ftsmn] _n. 
_____

handie-talkie

  ['hndI'tO:kI] _n. _.    ( 
   )
_____

handiwork

  ['hndIw:k] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) , 
_____

handkerchief

  ['hNktSIf] _n.

    1)  

    2)  , 

    *) to throw the handkerchief to smb. )  -.  
    ( ); )   -.
_____

handle

  ['hndl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2)  , ; to give ( to leave) a handle to smth.
         -.; to give ( to leave) a handle against
      oneself    

      *) a handle to one's name 

    2. _v.

      1)  ,   

      2)  (-.) ; ,   ..

      3) ,   -., -.

      4) , ; the car handles well   
      

      5)  ( , , , ̣)

      6) 

      7) , ; he is hard to handle   
      

      8) _.  (-.)
_____

handle-bar

  ['hndlba:] _n.  
_____

handling

  ['hndlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  handle 2

    2. _n.

      1) ;  ( -.,  -.)

      2)  ();    (  ..)

      3) ; handling of land   ̣

      4) ; handling of men   

      5)  (., )
_____

handlist

  ['hndlIst]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.   
_____

handmade

  ['hnd'meId] _a.  
_____

handout

  ['hndaut] _n.

    1)    ;    

    2)  (, ),  

    3) _. , ; ,   .., 
     (  )
_____

handover

  ['hnd,uv] _n.  (   )
_____

hand-pick

  ['hndpIk] _v.  , 
_____

hand-picked

  ['hndpIkt] _a.

    1) , ; handpicked jury  
     

    2) _. 

    3) _.  
_____

handrail

  ['hndreIl] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

handsaw

  ['hndsO:] _n. ,  
_____

handsel

  ['hndsl]

    1. _n.

      1)      ..;   

      2) ,   (  ..)

      3) 

      4) , ;  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) ,  

      3)   (  )

      4)   
_____

handshake

  ['hndSeIk] _n. 
_____

handshaker

  ['hnd,SeIk] _n. _. _. 
_____

handsome

  ['hnsm] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; a handsome sum  

    3) 

    *) handsome is that handsome does _.    ,  
    
_____

handspike

  ['hndspaIk] _n. _. 
_____

handspring

  ['hndsprIN] _n.  ""; to turn handsprings ,
   ""
_____

handwork

  ['hndw:k] _n.  
_____

handwriting

  ['hnd,raItIN] _n. ; sprawling handwriting  
_____

handy

  ['hndI] _a.

    1)  ( ); 

    2)  

    3) ()  , 

    4) , 

    *) to come in handy  , 
_____

handy man

  ['hndImn] _n.

    1) 

    2)    

    3) _. 
_____

hang

  [hN]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; mark the hang of the dress    ,
        

      2) , ,  (-.); to get the hang of smth.
        -.,    ޣ-.; to get the hang of
      smb. "" -.

      3) , ; 

      *) I don't care a hang  

    2. _v. (hung,  hanged [hNd]  .  - )

      1) ; ; 

      2)  (); to hang oneself 

      3) , ; to hang a door  ; to hang
      wallpaper  

      4) ; to hang by a thread   

      5)  ( ); to hang loose , 

      6)    

      7) ,     ..; to hang fire 
      ; _. , 

      #) hang about, hang around )  ; )  ;
      , , ; )  , ;
      there is a thunderstrom hanging about  ; hang back
      ) ; ; )  , ; ) ; hang
      behind ; hang down , ; to hang down one's
      head ,  , ; hang on ) ;
      ;  ; ) ; ) = hang upon; hang
      out )  (); )  ( ); ) _.
      , ; ) _. ; ; hang over
      ) ; _. , ; )  ;
      hang together )  ޣ,   ;
      )  , ; ; hang up ) 
      -.;   ,  ; ) ,
      ,  ۣ; ) _. ;  
      ; hang upon ,  

      *) to hang heavy   ( ); to hang out one's
      ear ; hang it all! , !,  
      !; hang you!   ޣ!; I am hanged if I know
          ,   - ; to hang up
      one's hat   ( -.); to hang upon smb.'s lips
      ( words)  ,    -.; to
      hang upon smb.'s sleeve   -.
_____

hangar

  ['hN] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

hangdog

  ['hNdOg]

    1. _n. ;  

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ֣,  (  )
_____

hanger

  ['hN] _n.

    1) ,  ,  (  ..)

    2) ,  , ,  (., , ң
      ..)

    3) , ;  ()

    4) _. ; , ; 

    5) _. 

    6) _.   , 
_____

hanger-on

  ['hNr'On] _n. (_pl. hangers-on)

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _.      
_____

hangers-on

  ['hNz'On] _pl.  hanger-on
_____

hanging

  ['hNIN]

    1. _pres-p.  hang 2

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)    

      3) _pl. , 

      *) hanging committee      ; it's a
      hanging matter   ; hanging judge _. ,
          

    3. _a. , ; hanging bridge  
_____

hangman

  ['hNmn] _n. 
_____

hangnail

  ['hNneIl] _n. _. 
_____

hangout

  ['hNaut] _n. _.     
_____

hangover

  ['hN,uv] _n.

    1) ;  ()

    2) _. 
_____

hank

  [hNk]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _.  , 

    2. _v. 
_____

hanker

  ['hNk] _v.  ,  (after, for)
_____

hankering

  ['hNkrIN] _n.  ; ; to have a hankering for
  (after) smth.   -.;   -.; 
_____

hankie

  ['hnkI] _n. _.  
_____

hanky

  ['hnkI] _n. _.  
_____

hanky-panky

  ['hNkI'pNkI] _n. _. , , 
_____

hansardize

  ['hnsa:daIz] _v. _.     
   (  ޣ)
_____

hansel

  ['hnsl] = handsel
_____

hansom

  ['hnsm] = hansom cab
_____

hansom cab

  ['hnsm'kb] _n. ̣  (    )
_____

hap

  [hp] _v. _. , 
_____

haphazard

  ['hp'hzd]

    1. _n. , ; at ( by) haphazard ; 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. 
_____

hapless

  ['hplIs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

happen

  ['hpn] _v.

    1) ,  (to smb.-  -.); something must have
    happened , - 

    2) () ; I happened to be at home    
    ; as it happens I have left my money at home , 
      

    #) happen along, _. happen in _.  ; happen on,
    happen upon  , 
_____

happening

  ['hpnIN]

    1. _pres-p.  happen

    2. _n. , 
_____

happily

  ['hpIlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) ; 
_____

happiness

  ['hpInIs] _n. 
_____

happy

  ['hpI] _a.

    1) ; happy man! !; happy end  
    (,   ..); as happy as the day is long  

    2) ; happy retort  ; happy guess 
    ; happy thought ( idea)  

    3) , ӣ

    4) _. 
_____

happy-go-lucky

  ['hpIgu'lAkI]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 

    2. _adv.  ģ;   
_____

hara-kiri

  ['hr'kIrI] _. _n. 
_____

harangue

  [h'rN]

    1. _n.

      1)  ();  

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) 
_____

haras

  ['hrs] _n.  
_____

harass

  ['hrs] _v.

    1) , , 

    2) 
_____

harbinger

  ['ha:bInd] _n. 
_____

harbour

  ['ha:b]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , 

    2. _v.

      1)    ( )

      2)  ; ; ; the woods harbour much game 
        

      3) ,  ( ,   ..)

      4) _.  
_____

harbour-dues

  ['ha:bdju:z] _n. _pl.  
_____

harbourage

  ['ha:brId] _n.

    1)      

    2) , 
_____

hard

  [ha:d]

    1. _a.

      1) ף, ֣; hard apple ֣ ; hard collar
       ; hard food )  ; ) ,
       

      2) , ; hard blow  

      3) , ֣;  ; to learn smth. the hard
      way ֣ ,     ޣ; hard case
      )  ; )  ; hard to cure
      

      4) , 

      5) ; ; hard discipline  ; to be
      hard on smb.  ()   -.

      6) , ֣; hard lines ( lot, luck) ֣,
       ; ֣ 

      7) , 

      8)   (-.); hard drinker 

      9) ,  ( , )

      10) ̣, ģ; hard fact  

      11) ; hard prices  ; hard currency
       

      12) , 

      13) _.  (   ..); hard drinks  
      ; hard drugs  

      14) ֣ ( )

      15) _. ף ( )

      16) _. ; hard image  

      *) hard and fast , ף, ֣ ( ); 
      ̣; ; hard labour  ; hard cash
      (_. money)  ();  ; hard of hearing
        

    2. _adv.

      1) ף; ; ; it froze hard yesterday  
      

      2) , , ; to try hard  ; 
      

      3)  , 

      4) , ; to swear hard   

      5) , ; to criticize hard  

      6) , ,  ; hard by , ; to follow hard
      after ( behind, upon)    

      *) hard pressed, hard pushed  , ֣ ; hard put
      to it  , ; it goes hard with him  
      

    3. _n.

      1)      ;    
      ; 

      2) _. 
_____

hard core

  ['hAdkO:] _n. ,  ; 
_____

hard-back

  ['ha:dbk] _n.   ֣ ̣
_____

hard-boiled

  ['ha:d'bOIld] _a.

    1)   ( )

    2) , , , ޣ

    3) _. ۣ, ֣;  
_____

hard-coal

  ['ha:dkul] _n. 
_____

hard-cover

  ['ha:d,kAv] = hard-back
_____

hard-earned

  ['ha:d':nd] _a.   
_____

hard-faced

  ['ha:d'feIst] _a. , 
_____

hard-favoured

  ['ha:d'feIvd] = hard-featured
_____

hard-featured

  ['ha:d'fi:tSd] _a.  ,   
_____

hard-fisted

  ['ha:d'fIstId] _a.

    1)     

    2) 
_____

hard-grained

  ['ha:d'greInd] _a.

    1) ף,  ( )

    2) 

    3) , ; 
_____

hard-handed

  ['ha:d'hndId] _a.

    1)   ( ) 

    2) ; , 
_____

hard-headed

  ['ha:d'hedId] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ۣ; ֣

    3) 
_____

hard-hearted

  ['ha:d'ha:tId] _a. ; , ; ޣ
_____

hard-liner

  ['ha:d,laIn] _n.  "֣"  (   ..);
   
_____

hard-mouthed

  ['ha:d'maud] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

hard-pan

  ['ha:dpn] _n. _. ף  , 
_____

hard-tempered

  ['ha:d'tempd] _a. ̣
_____

hard-to-reach

  ['ha:dt'ri:tS] _a. 
_____

hard-working

  ['ha:d,w:kIN] _a. , 
_____

hardbake

  ['ha:dbeIk] _n.  
_____

hardbitten

  ['ha:d'bItn] _a. , ; 
_____

harden

  ['ha:dn] _v.

    1) () ף; , 

    2) (), ()

    3) () , (); hardened criminal
     

    4) _. (); 
_____

hardener

  ['ha:dn] _n. _. ,  , 
  ף 
_____

hardhead

  ['ha:dhed] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) 
_____

hardihood

  ['ha:dIhud] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

hardily

  ['ha:dIlI] _adv. 
_____

hardiness

  ['ha:dInIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

hardly

  ['ha:dlI] _adv.

    1) ; I had hardly uttered a word     

    2)  ; the rumour was hardly true     

    3)  

    4) , ; ޣ
_____

hardness

  ['ha:dnIs] _n.

    1) ף,  ף; , 

    2) ֣ ()

    3)  ()

    4) _attr.: hardness testing _.   ף
_____

hards

  [ha:dz] _n. _pl. , ޣ()
_____

hardsell

  ['ha:dsel] _n.   ;  
   
_____

hard set

  ['ha:d'set] _a.

    1)   

    2) 

    3)  ( )

    4) ̣ 

    5) 
_____

hardshell

  ['ha:dSel] _a.

    1)  ף 

    2)   , , 
_____

hardship

  ['ha:dSIp] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ֣ 

    3) ; ; early rising is a hardship in winter 
       
_____

hardtack

  ['ha:dtk] _n. _. ; 
_____

hard up

  ['ha:d'Ap] _a. _.

    1)   ( )

    2)   ; he was hardup for smth. to say   , 
    
_____

hardware

  ['ha:dwE] _n.  ;  
_____

hardwood

  ['ha:dwud] _n. ף 
_____

hardy

  I ['ha:dI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; ; 

    3) , , ̣

    4) ; hardy annual )  
    ; ) _.    (.,  )

  II ['ha:dI] _n. _.  
_____

hare

  [hE]

    1. _n. 

      *) hare and hounds "  " (); to run ( to hold) with
      the hare and hunt with the hounds     ; first
      catch your hare then cook him _.    ; 
       ,   

    2. _. ,   

      #) hare away , У
_____

hare's-foot

  ['hEzfut] _n. _.  ,  
_____

hare-brained

  ['hEbreInd] _a. , ; ; 
_____

harebell

  ['hEbel] _n. _.  ()
_____

harelip

  ['hE'lIp] _n. _.  
_____

harem

  ['hErm] _n. 
_____

hari-kari

  ['hrI'krI] = hara-kiri
_____

haricot

  ['hrIku] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (  )
_____

haricot bean

  ['hrIkubi:n] = haricot 1)
_____

hark

  [ha:k] _v. ( .  _int.)

    1) ; just hark to him _.  ,   ;
    hark! !; !

    2) _. hark! !

    #) hark back    ; ,  
    ..
_____

harlequin

  ['ha:lIkwIn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _a. У, 
_____

harlequinade

  [,ha:lIkwI'neId] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

harlot

  ['ha:lt] _n. , 
_____

harlotry

  ['ha:ltrI] _n. , 
_____

harm

  [ha:m]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; bodily harm  ; out of harm's way
       ;   

      2) , ; no harm done ӣ ;   ; I
      meant no harm     

    2. _v. ;  
_____

harmful

  ['ha:mful] _a. , , ; 
_____

harmless

  ['ha:mlIs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ;   ޣ  
_____

harmonic

  [ha:'mOnIk]

    1. _a. , , 

    2. _n. _. _. 
_____

harmonica

  [ha:'mOnIk] _n.  
_____

harmonious

  [ha:'munjs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) 

    4) 
_____

harmonist

  ['ha:mnIst] _n. ; ; 
_____

harmonium

  [ha:'munjm] _n. 
_____

harmonize

  ['ha:mnaIz] _v.

    1) ,   ; ; 

    2) _. 

    3) 

    4) 
_____

harmony

  ['ha:mnI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; harmony of interests  
_____

harness

  ['ha:nIs]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) _. 

      3) _. 

      *) in harness   ; double harness _.
      ; to run in double harness ) _.   
      ; )   

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2)  (    -  ,  
      ..)
_____

harp

  [ha:p]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)       ,   (on - ,
      )
_____

harp-antenna

  ['ha:pn'ten] _n. _.  
_____

harper

  ['ha:p] _n. 
_____

harpist

  ['ha:pIst] _n. 
_____

harpoon

  [ha:'pu:n]

    1. _n. ; ; 

    2. _v.  
_____

harpsichord

  ['ha:psIkO:d] _n. 
_____

harpy

  ['ha:pI] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ; 
_____

harquebus

  ['ha:kwIbs] _n. _. 
_____

harridan

  ['hrIdn] _n.  , 
_____

harrier

  I ['hrI] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) _pl.   ( )  

    3)  

    4)     "hare and hounds" {. hare}

    5) _pl.   {. 4)}

  II ['hrI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  ()
_____

harrow

  ['hru]

    1. _n. 

      *) under the harrow  ;   

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) , 
_____

harrowing

  ['hruIN] _a. ; ; a harrowing story
   
_____

harry

  ['hrI] _v.

    1) , 

    2) , , ; to harry the enemy 
    

    3) 
_____

harsh

  [ha:S] _a.

    1) , ֣, 

    2) , 

    3) 

    4) , ; harsh truth  
_____

harshness

  ['ha:SnIs] _n. ; , ֣
_____

harslet

  ['ha:slIt] = haslet
_____

hart

  [ha:t] _n. - (  )
_____

hartal

  ['ha:ta:l] _. _n.     (   
  )
_____

hartshorn

  ['ha:tshO:n] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3)  
_____

harum-scarum

  ['hErm'skErm]

    1. _n. ,  

    2. _a.

      1) , , 

      2) , 
_____

harvest

  ['ha:vIst]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ;  (, ͣ  ..)

      2) 

      3) _. ; 

      4) _attr.   ; harvest time  , ,
       , 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) 

      3)  ;  ( -.)
_____

harvest home

  ['ha:vIst'hum] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3)  ,  
_____

harvest moon

  ['ha:vIst'mu:n] _n.    
_____

harvest mouse

  ['havIstmaus] _n.  
_____

harvest-bug

  ['ha:vIstbAg] _n. _. 
_____

harvest-mite

  ['ha:vIstmaIt] = harvest-bug
_____

harvester

  ['ha:vIst] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

harvester stacker

  ['ha:vIst'stk] _n. _-. 
_____

harvesting

  ['ha:vIstIN]

    1. _pres-p.  harvest 2

    2. _n.  
_____

has

  [hz] ( ); [hz], [z], [z] ( ) 3- . .
  .   . to have
_____

has-been

  ['hzbi:n] _n. (_pl. has-beens ['hzbi:nz]) _.

    1)  , ,   , 
     ..

    2) -.,   ,   ..
_____

hash

  [hS]

    1. _n.

      1)       

      2) -. ,   Σ   

      3) , ; to make a hash of smth. ,  
      ޣ-.

      4) _. = hash house

      *) to settle smb.'s hash )  -. ;
      ) ,   -.

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ()

      2) ,  (-.)
_____

hash house

  ['hShaus] _n. _. _. ۣ , 
_____

hash mark

  ['hSma:k] _n. _. _.  
_____

hasheesh

  ['hSi:S] _. _n. 
_____

hasher

  ['hS] _n. 
_____

hashish

  ['hSi:S] = hasheesh
_____

haslet

  ['heIzlIt] _n. (. _pl.)  (. )
_____

hasn't

  ['hznt] _. _. = has not
_____

hasp

  [ha:sp]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; , 

      2) ԣ

      3) 

      4) _. 

    2. _v. ,  
_____

hassock

  ['hsk] _n.

    1)  (  , .  )

    2)  ; 

    3) _.  ; 
_____

hast

  [hst] ( ); [hst], [st] ( ) _. 2- .
  . .   . to have
_____

hastate

  ['hsteIt] _a. _. , 
_____

haste

  [heIst]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; to make haste ,
      ; to make no haste to do smth.   -.; make
      haste! !

      2) 

      *) more haste, less speed  ,  ; haste makes
      waste  -  

    2. _v. = hasten 1)  2)
_____

hasten

  ['heIsn] _v.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3)  (,   ..)
_____

hastily

  ['heIstIlI] _adv.

    1) , ; 

    2) , ; to judge hastily of smb., smth. 
       -., ޣ-.

    3) 
_____

hastiness

  ['heIstInIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

hasty

  ['heIstI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ; hasty remark , 
    

    3) , 

    4) , ; hasty growth  

    *) hasty pudding   
_____

hat

  [ht]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; high ( silk, top, stove-pipe) hat ;
      squash hat   

      2) _.  

      3) _.    

      *) hat in hand ; to take off one's hat to smb.
        -.; to send ( to pass) round the hat
         ,  ; his hat covers his
      family    ; to talk through one's hat
      ;  ; to put the hat on my misery   
       ; to keep smth. under one's hat  -. 
      ; to throw one's hat in(to) the ring )  ;
      )   ϣ   

    2. _v.

      1)  ; they were hatted    

      2)   ( -.)

      3) _.   ,  
_____

hat-block

  ['htblOk] _n. ()  
_____

hat-checkgirl

  ['httSek'g:l] _n. 
_____

hat-stand

  ['htstnd] _n.   
_____

hatband

  ['htbnd] _n.   
_____

hatch

  I [htS] _n.

    1) ; ۣ,  ; under hatches ) _.  ;
    )   ,   ; )  ; )  ;
    ) , £

    2) , 

    3) ;  

  II [htS]

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)  ();  ()

      2)  () 

      3)   

      4) ,  ( )

      5) ,  , ,  (,
        ..)

  III [htS]

    1. _n.  , 

    2. _v. ; 
_____

hatcher

  ['htS] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ; 
_____

hatchery

  ['htSrI] _n.  ; 
_____

hatchet

  ['htSIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  , , 

    *) to bury the hatchet  ; to dig ( to take) up the
    hatchet  ; to throw the hatchet 
_____

hatchet man

  ['htSItmn] _n.  
_____

hatchet-face

  ['htSItfeIs] _n.     
_____

hatchment

  ['htSmnt] _n.     
_____

hatchway

  ['htSweI] _n. 
_____

hate

  [heIt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) _.  ,  ; I hate to trouble you
          
_____

hateful

  ['heItful] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)  ; 
_____

hath

  [h] ( ); [h], [] ( ) _. = has
_____

hatred

  ['heItrId] _n. 
_____

hatter

  ['ht] _n.

    1)    ;  

    2) _.    (. .  )
_____

hauberk

  ['hO:b:k] _n. _. 
_____

haughtiness

  ['hO:tInIs] _n. , 
_____

haughty

  ['hO:tI] _a. , 
_____

haul

  [hO:l]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , ; , 

      3) ,  ()

      4)  (  )

      5) 

      6) 

      7) _. 

      8) _-. ;  

      9) 

    2. _v.

      1) , , ; ; to haul timber ( logs)
       

      2) , 

      3) _.   ()

      4) _. 

      5) _. ()  , ()   

      #) haul down ,  (); haul up ) ;
      ) ; ) 

      *) to haul down one's flag ( colours) 
_____

haulage

  ['hO:lId] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 

    3)  

    4) _. 
_____

haulaway

  ['hO:l,weI] _n.     
_____

haulier

  ['hO:lj] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)     
_____

haulm

  [hO:m] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) 
_____

haunch

  [hO:ntS] _n.

    1) , ; to sit on one's haunches   

    2)  

    3) _.  ;  ;      
_____

haunt

  [hO:nt]

    1. _n.

      1)  ,  

      2) 

      3) , 

    2. _v.

      1)   -. 

      2) , ,  (   ..)

      3)  (   ..)
_____

haunter

  ['hO:nt] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) 

    3)  
_____

hautboy

  ['ubOI] _n.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

hauteur

  [u't:] _n. _. , 
_____

have

  [hv] ( ); [hv], [v], [v] ( )

    1. _v. (had)

      1) , ; I have a very good flat   
      ; I have no time for him     ; he has
      no equals   

      2) ,   ; June has 30 days   30 ; the
      room has four windows    

      3)  (-.),  (-.); to have a pleasant
      time   ; I have a headache    

      4) ; ; we had news   ; there is
      nothing to be had   أ

      5) _. (.  _pres. _perf. _pass.) ; ;
      you have been had  

      6) ,  ; he had you in the first game    
       

      7) , ; as Shakespeare has it   
      ; if you will have it...   ...; he will
      have it that...  , ...

      8) , ; he has no Greek     ; I
      have your idea    

      9) _. I have got = I have, you have got = you have, he has got =
      he has  .. ( . .); I have got no money about me  
         ; she has got a cold  ; he has got to
      go there  ģ  

      10)    )   
        : to have a walk ; to have
      a smoke ; to have a try   ..; go and have a lie
      down  ; )    
       , : to have pity ; to have mercy
      

      11)  ,  ,   ,
      : to have breakfast ; to have dinner   ..;
      to have tea  

      12)    ,    
      ,  ,     
      ,       : please, have your
      brother bring my books    ӣ  ; he had
      his watch repaired   ; he had his pocket picked 
      ; what would you have me do?   ,   

      13)      
       : I have done, I had done  , I shall have
      done  ; to have done 

      14)      : 
      ,  (-. ); I have to go to the dentist
           ; the clock will have to be
      fixed   

      15) ; ; ; I won't have it   
      ; I won't have you say such things     
       

      #) have down    ; we'll have them down for a
      few days       ; have in  
       ( -.); we have enough coal in for the winter  
         ,     ; have on ) 
       ; to have a hat (an overcoat) on    ( );
      ) _. , 

      *) I had better ( best)  ޣ ,  ; you had better
      go home     ; have done! !; have no
      doubt   ; he had eyes only for his mother 
         ,    ,  ; he has had
      it _. )  ģ ,  ; )  , 
      ; to have a question out with smb.    -.;
      to have one up  -.  ; to have nothing on smb.
      )     -.; )     
      -.; let him have it   ,   ; will you
      have the goodness to do it?   ,  ; he
      has never had it so good      

    2. _n.

      1): the haves and the have-nots _.   

      2) _. , 
_____

have-on

  [hv'On] _n. _. 
_____

haven

  ['heIvn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , , 
_____

haven't

  ['hvnt] _. = have not
_____

haver

  ['heIv] _.

    1. _n. (. _pl.)  ; 

    2. _v. ,  
_____

haversack

  ['hvsk] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) _. -;   
_____

havings

  ['hvINz] _n. _pl. , 
_____

havoc

  ['hvk]

    1. _n. ; ; to make havoc (of), to play havoc
    (among, with)  , 

      *) to cry havoc  ; to spread havoc among the enemy 
         

    2. _v. ; 
_____

haw

  I [hO:] _n.

    1)  

    2) = hawthorn

    3) _. 

  II [hO:] _int. ! (,    
  )

  III [hO:]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. ,  ( )  ; to
    hum and haw 
_____

haw-haw

  I ['hO:'hO:] = ha ha 1

  II ['hO:hO:] = ha-ha
_____

hawbuck

  ['hO:bAk] _n. ԣ , 
_____

hawfinch

  ['hO:fIntS] _n.  ()
_____

hawk

  I [hO:k]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  ( )

      3) _.  "֣"  ( )

    2. _v.

      1)     

      2)    (at - )

  II [hO:k] _v.

    1)  

    2)  (,   ..); to hawk praises 
    

  III [hO:k] _v. (), ()

  IV [hO:k] _n.  ( )
_____

hawk-eyed

  ['hO:kaId] _a.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

hawk-nosed

  ['hO:k'nuzd] _a. ,   ;   
_____

hawker

  I ['hO:k] _n.

    1)     

    2) 

  II ['hO:k] _n. ,  , 
_____

hawse

  [hO:z] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)     
_____

hawse-hole

  ['hO:zhul] _n. _. 
_____

hawser

  ['hO:z] _n. _. ; () 
_____

hawthorn

  ['hO:O:n] _n. 
_____

hay

  [heI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to make hay     

      2) 

      3)   ; to make hay ;  

      *) to make hay of smth. )    -.;
      )   ; ,  (-.  
      ..); make hay while the sun shines _.  ,  ;
       ,  

    2. _v.

      1)     

      2)  
_____

hay fever

  ['heI,fi:v] _n.  
_____

hay harvest

  ['heI,ha:vIst] _n. 
_____

hay spreader

  ['heI'spred] _n. _-.   
_____

hay time

  ['heItaIm] _n. , 
_____

hay-drier

  ['heI,draI] _n. _-. 
_____

hay-stacker

  ['heI'stk] _n. _-. 
_____

haycock

  ['heIkOk] _n.  
_____

haying

  ['heIIN] = haymaking
_____

haying time

  ['heIINtaIm] = hay time
_____

hayloft

  ['heIlOft] _n. 
_____

haymaker

  ['heI,meIk] _n.

    1)   ; 

    2)  

    3) _.  
_____

haymaking

  ['heI,meIkIN] _n. 
_____

haymaking time

  ['heI,meIkIN'taIm] = hay time
_____

haymow

  ['heImu] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

hayrack

  ['heIrk] _n. _. _.    
  
_____

hayrick

  ['heIrIk] = haystack
_____

hayseed

  ['heIsi:d] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3) _. _. 
_____

haystack

  ['heIstk] _n.  
_____

haywire

  ['heI,waI]

    1. _n. _-.  

    2. _a. _.

      1) , 

      2) _. ,    
_____

hazard

  ['hzd]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , ; at hazard , ; at all hazards  
         ;  ; to take hazards   ; alcohol
      is a health hazard    

      3)     

      4) _.  (   ; ., , 
        ..)

    2. _v.

      1) ,   

      2) , ; to hazard a remark  
      -., 
_____

hazardous

  ['hzds] _a. , 
_____

haze

  I [heIz]

    1. _n.

      1) ̣ , ; 

      2)   ;    

    2. _v. 

  II [heIz] _v.

    1) _.  

    2)  , .  
_____

hazel

  [heIzl]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  ,  

      2) - ; - 

    2. _a. -; 
_____

hazel-hen

  ['heIzlhen] _n. 
_____

hazel-nut

  ['heIzlnAt] _n.  ,  ()
_____

haziness

  ['heIzInIs] _n. , 
_____

hazy

  ['heIzI] _a.

    1) , ģ 

    2) ̣, , 

    3)  
_____

he

  [hi:]

    1. _pron. _pers.  (   ); _obj. him ,  
    ..; _obj.      he: that's him 
    ; he who... , ...

    2. _n.

      1) _. 

      2)  (  )
_____

he'll

  [hi:l] _. _. = he will
_____

he's

  [hi:z] _. _. = he is, he has
_____

he-

  [hi:]     ; .: he-dog ; he-duck
  ; he-goat ڣ
_____

head

  [hed]

    1. _n.

      1) ; (by) a head taller   ; from head to foot (
      heel), head to foot    ; to win by a head _.
      )   ; )     

      2) ; 5 shillings per head     ; to
      count heads   

      3) (_pl.  .)  ; fifty head of cattle 
       

      4) ; ;  (, ); the
      head of the school  

      5) ,  ; to be at the head of the class
          

      6) -.,    ; a head of cabbage 
      ; the head of a flower  

      7) ; ; he has a good head for mathematics  
         ; he has a head on his shoulders 
        ; two heads are better than one  ,  
      

      8)  , ң (-.); the head of the procession
       

      9)   (,   ..); the head of a mountain
       

      10)  (); head to sea  , by the head ) _. 
      ; ) _. 

      11) 

      12)  ()

      13)  

      14) ,  , 

      15)  ();  ();  ()

      16)   ; to come ( to draw) to a head
      )  ( ); ) _.   
       

      17) ,  

      18) ; 

      19) , , ; the question was treated under
      several heads      
      (,   ..)

      20)   

      21)  ();  (); ϣ ()

      22) _. _.  ,   ;
      head of water   

      23) _.   ()

      24) _.      

      25) _.  ()

      26) _.  ()

      27) _pl. _.  ();  ( )

      28)  ( )

      29) _attr. ; head waiter 

      30) _attr. , ; head tide  ; head
      wind  

      *) at the head  ; head of hair ,  ; a good
      head of hair  ; head over heels  ,
       ; to be head over heels in work ; (by) head
      and shoulders above smb.  ,    -.;
      heads or tails ң  ; can't make head or tail of it 
        ; to give a horse his head  ; to give
      smb. his head  -. ; to keep (to lose) one's head
       ()  ; to keep one's head above water
      )   ; )   ; to lay
      ( to put) heads together ; to make head 
      ң; to make head against , ; to go out
      of one's head   , ; off one's head  ;
      ; over head and ears, head over ears  ; (to do smth.)
      on one's head _. ( -.)  ̣; to bring to a
      head ) ; )   

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; to head the list    

      2) 

      3) (),   (for - -.)

      4)   ( )

      5) _.   ;  

      6)  (  );  ( ; . head
      up)

      #) head back  (); head off ; ;
       ();  (); to head of a quarrel
       
_____

head master

  ['hed'ma:st] _n.  
_____

head mistress

  ['hed'mIstrIs] _n. ,  
_____

head office

  ['hed'OfIs] _n. 
_____

head stone

  ['hedstun] _n.  
_____

head-dress

  ['heddres] _n.

    1)   (. )

    2) ޣ
_____

head-liner

  ['hed,laIn] _n.  ԣ,   .. (   
    )
_____

head-money

  ['hed,mAnI] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3) ,    -.
_____

head-note

  ['hednut] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) _.      ۣ 
_____

head-nurse

  ['hedn:s] _n.   (   ..)
_____

head-on

  ['hed'On]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _adv.

      1) ;  , 

      2)  ; to meet a situation head-on   
_____

head-resistance

  ['hedrI'zIstns] _n. _.  
_____

head-sea

  ['hedsi:] _n.  
_____

head-work

  ['hedw:k] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.      (  ..)

    3) _. У
_____

headache

  ['hedeIk] _n.

    1)  

    2) , ; to give ( to cause) a headache
    )  ; )  ; 
     ; it's my headache   ,    
_____

headachy

  ['hedeIkI] _a.

    1)   

    2)   
_____

headband

  ['hedbnd] _n.

    1)   ;   

    2) _. 
_____

headboard

  ['hedbO:d] _n.   
_____

headcheese

  ['hedtSi:z] _n. _. 
_____

headed

  ['hedId] _a. ֣ ; headed note-paper  
_____

header

  ['hed] _n.

    1)       ; to take a header 

    2) , 

    3)   

    4) _. ,  

    5) _. 

    6) _.  

    7) _-.  ()

    8) _. 

    9) 
_____

headforemost

  ['hed'fO:must] _adv.

    1)  ң

    2) ,   (. headfirst)
_____

headgear

  ['hedgI] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3) _.  У;  

    4) _. 
_____

heading

  ['hedIN]

    1. _pres-p.  head 2

    2. _n.

      1) , , 

      2) _. , 

      3) _.   ( )

      4) _.  ;  

      5)  (̣)

      6) _.     
_____

headland

  ['hedlnd] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

headless

  ['hedlIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) ۣ 

    3) , 
_____

headlight

  ['hedlaIt] _n.   ();  
  (̣);  ();   ()
_____

headline

  ['hedlaIn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _pl.      ( )

      *) he hit the headlines  Σ   

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) _. _.    

      3) _. _.    
_____

headlong

  ['hedlON]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 

    2. _adv.

      1)  ң; to fall headlong  

      2) ;  
_____

headman

  _n. ['hed'mn]

    1)  ; ; ; , 

    2)  ()
_____

headmost

  ['hedmust] _a. , 
_____

headphone

  ['hedfun] _n. (. _pl.) ,  
_____

headpiece

  ['hedpi:s] _n.

    1) 

    2) = headstall

    3) , 

    4) 

    5)  ( )

    6) = headphone
_____

headquarters

  ['hed'kwO:tz] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.   _pl.)

    1) _. ; -;   

    2)  , ;   (-. )

    3)  (  ..)
_____

headrace

  ['hedreIs] _n. _.

    1)  ,  

    2)   ( )
_____

headset

  ['hedset] _n. _.  
_____

headship

  ['hedSIp] _n. ;  
_____

headsman

  ['hedzmn] _n. 
_____

headspring

  ['hedsprIN] _n. 
_____

headstall

  ['hedstO:l] _n.  ; 
_____

headstone

  ['hedstun] _n.  , 
_____

headstrong

  ['hedstrON] _a. , 
_____

headwaters

  ['hed,wO:tz] _n. _pl.

    1) _.  

    2)  

    3)   , 
_____

headway

  ['hedweI] _n.

    1)  ң;  

    2) ; ; to make headway  ; 

    3)  

    4)         
      

    5) _. ; () 
_____

headword

  ['hedw:d] _n.  
_____

heady

  ['hedI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) , , 
_____

heal

  [hi:l] _v.

    1) ,  (of - )

    2) ,  ( heal over, heal up)
_____

heal-all

  ['hi:l'O:l] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)    
_____

healer

  ['hi:l] _n. , ; time is a great healer  - 
  
_____

healing

  ['hi:lIN]

    1. _pres-p.  heal

    2. _n. ; 

    3. _a. , 
_____

health

  [hel] _n.

    1) ; to be in good health  ; to be in bad (
    poor, ill) health   ; public health
    ; Ministry of Health  ;
    health authorities  ; to drink smb.'s health 
      -.

    2)  ; there is health in sunshine  
     

    3) ; ; to restore the health of the
    economy  

    4) _attr. , ; health education 
    ; health bill  ; infant health
    centre  ; health centre _. 
_____

health-officer

  ['hel,OfIs] _n.  
_____

health-resort

  ['helrI'zO:t] _n. 
_____

health-visitor

  ['hel,vIzIt] _n.  
_____

healthful

  ['helful] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

health service

  ['hel's:vIs] _n. 
_____

healthy

  ['helI] _a.

    1) 

    2)   

    3)  (   ..); ,  (  
    ..)

    4) ; healthy economy  

    5) _.  ( . )

    6) _. , 
_____

heap

  [hi:p]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. ; 

      3) _pl. _. , ; heaps of time   
      ; he is heaps better   

      4) _. 

      *) struck ( knocked) all of a heap _. ֣,
      ̣; 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  ( heap up)

      3)  (with)

      4)  (, ; with)
_____

hear

  [hI] _v. (heard)

    1) 

    2) , ;  ( hear out); to hear a course of
    lectures   

    3) ,  (of, about - )

    4)  ,  (from)

    5) _.  ()

    #) hear out ,  (-.) 

    *) hear! hear! !, ! (,   
    ); I won't hear of it    ; you will hear
    about this    ģ
_____

heard

  [h:d] _p.  _p-p.  hear
_____

hearer

  ['hIr] _n. 
_____

hearing

  ['hIrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  hear

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ; out of hearing   ; within
      hearing   ;  ,   ;
      in my hearing  ϣ 

      3) ; ; to give smb. a (fair) hearing
      ()  -.

      4) _. ,  ; preliminary hearing 
      

      5) _pl.   (  
      ,   )
_____

hearing-aid

  ['hIrIN'eId] _n.  
_____

hearken

  ['ha:kn] _v. _. ,  (to)
_____

hearsay

  ['hIseI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _attr.   ; hearsay evidence _. ,
      
_____

hearse

  [h:s] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) _. 

    3) _attr.: hearse cloth (ޣ)  ( )
_____

heart

  [ha:t] _n.

    1) ; _. . ; a man of heart  ; to
    take to heart    ; to lay to heart أ
     ( , ң); big heart , ; at
    heart   ; from the bottom of one's heart   ;
    in one's heart (of hearts)   ; with all one's heart 
     

    2) , , ; to pluck up heart   ,
     ; to lose heart  ;   ;
    ; to take heart ; to give heart 

    3) , ; to give ( to lose) one's heart to smb. 
    -.

    4)  : dear heart ; 

    5) ; ; _. , ; heart of cabbage head
     ; heart of oak ) ,  ;
    )  ; ; at the heart of smth.  

    6) , ; the heart of the matter  

    7)    ,   ; in the
    heart of Africa   ; the heart of the country ) 
    ; ) 

    8)  (); out of heart  {. . *)}

    9) _. 

    10) _pl. _. 

    *) have a heart! _. !, !; to have smth.
    at heart   -.,    
    ޣ-.; to set one's heart on smth.   -.;
      -.; with half a heart ; he's a man after my
    own heart     ; heart and hand  , 
    ; with a single heart ; by heart , 
    ; out of heart  ;    {. . 8)}; to
    have one's heart in one's mouth ( throat)   ;
       ; to have one's heart in one's boots 
     ģ,   ; to have one's heart in the
    right place  ,  ; to take heart of grace
      ; to wear one's heart on one's sleeve  ()
      
_____

heart attack

  ['ha:t,tk] _n.  
_____

heart failure

  ['ha:t,feIlj] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)  ,  
_____

heart-break

  ['ha:tbreIk] _n.  
_____

heart-breaking

  ['ha:t,breIkIN] _a.

    1)  ; ;  

    2) _. , 
_____

heart-broken

  ['ha:t,brukn] _a.  ;   
_____

heart-burning

  ['ha:t,b:nIN] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  , 
_____

heart-disease

  ['ha:tdI'zi:z] _n.  ;  
_____

heart-rending

  ['ha:t,rendIN] _a. ; ֣, 
_____

heart-service

  ['ha:t's:vIs] _n.  
_____

heart-strings

  ['ha:tstrINz] _n. _pl.  ; to play upon smb.'s
  heart-strings   -. ; to pull at smb.'s
  heart-strings  -.   
_____

heart-to-heart

  ['ha:t'ha:t] _a. , ; heart-to-heart conversation
    
_____

heart-whole

  ['ha:thul] _a.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

heartache

  ['ha:teIk] _n.  , 
_____

heartbeat

  ['ha:tbi:t] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) 
_____

heartburn

  ['ha:tb:n] _n. 
_____

hearten

  ['ha:tn] _v.

    1) ,  ( hearten up)

    2)  ()
_____

heartfelt

  ['ha:tfelt] _a. ; 
_____

hearth

  [ha:] _n.

    1)  ; hearth and home ) ,  ; ) _.
    ,  (  ..)

    2) 

    3)    ;  

    4) _. , ; ,   ( 
    ); 
_____

hearth-money

  ['ha:,mAnI] _n. _.   
_____

hearth-rug

  ['ha:rAg] _n.   
_____

hearthstone

  ['ha:stun] = hearth 3)
_____

heartily

  ['ha:tIlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) , ; to eat heartily   

    3) , ; I am heartily sick of it   
_____

heartiness

  ['ha:tInIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3) , 
_____

heartland

  ['ha:tlnd] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

heartless

  ['ha:tlIs] _a. , 
_____

heartsease

  ['ha:tsi:z] _n. _.  
_____

heartshake

  ['ha:tSeIk] _n. _.   ( )
_____

heartsick

  ['ha:tsIk] _a.  , ޣ
_____

heartwarming

  ['ha:t,wO:mIN] _a. ԣ, ; 
_____

hearty

  ['ha:tI]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; 

      2) , , 

      3)  ( )

      4)  ( )

    2. _n.

      1)  ; . 

      2) _. _. ,  
_____

heat

  [hi:t]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _. 

      3) , , ; political heat  
      

      4) -.,    ,   ɣ; . _. 
      ; ; ;  ( ); at a heat   

      5) _pl. _.  

      6) _. _.   ; to put the heat on smb.
       -.  

      7) _. _. 

      8)   ( )

    2. _v.

      1) (); ;  ( heat up);
      ()

      2) , 

      3) 

      4) ; ; 
_____

heat treatment

  ['hi:t'tri:tmnt] _n. _.  
_____

heat-lightning

  ['hi:t'laItnIN] _n. 
_____

heat-prostration

  ['hi:tprOs,treISn] _n.  
_____

heat-resistant

  ['hi:trI,zIstnt] = heatproof
_____

heat-resisting

  ['hi:trI,zIstIN] = heatproof
_____

heat-spot

  ['hi:tspOt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

heat-stroke

  ['hi:tstruk] _n.  
_____

heat-treat

  ['hi:t,tri:t] _v.

    1)  (  ..)

    2) _.   
_____

heat-wave

  ['hi:tweIv] _n.

    1) _.  

    2)   
_____

heat capacity

  ['hi:tk,psItI] _n. _. ϣ
_____

heated

  ['hi:tId]

    1. _p-p.  heat 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) ޣ; ģ; heated with dispute   

      3) , ; a heated discussion  
_____

heatedly

  ['hi:tIdlI] _adv. ģ, 
_____

heat-engine

  ['hi:t,endIn] _n.  
_____

heater

  ['hi:t] _n.

    1)  ; ; ; ; ;
    

    2) 
_____

heath

  [hi:] _n.

    1) , ,  

    2) 
_____

heath-bell

  ['hi:bel] _n.  
_____

heath-cock

  ['hi:kOk] _n. -
_____

heath-hen

  ['hi:hen] _n. ԣ
_____

heathen

  ['hi:n]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. , 

    2. _a. 
_____

heathendom

  ['hi:ndm] _n. ,  
_____

heathenish

  ['hi:nIS] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; , 
_____

heathenism

  ['hi:nIzm] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

heather

  ['he] _n. ; heather mixture У  
_____

heathery

  ['herI] _a. ,  
_____

heathy

  ['hi:I] _a.

    1) 

    2) = heathery
_____

heating

  ['hi:tIN]

    1. _pres-p.  heat 2

    2. _n.

      1) ; ;  

      2) 

      3) 

      4) _. 

    3. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; ; heating apparatus 
      
_____

heating plant

  ['hi:tIN'pla:nt] _n.  
_____

heating value

  ['hi:tIN'vlju:] _n.  
_____

heatproof

  ['hi:tpru:f] _a. , 
_____

heave

  [hi:v]

    1. _n.

      1) ߣ

      2)  ()

      3)  

      4) _.  , ;   
      ()

      5) _pl.  ( )

    2. _v. (hove, heaved [hi:vd])

      1) ,  (); to heave coal  

      2) _. , ; to heave overboard   

      3) ;    ( ;  )

      4)  (); to heave a sigh (a groan)  
      ()

      5)  , ;  ( )

      6) ,  (, ); heave ho! _. !,
      !, !

      7) ();  ( ); to heave ahead ()
      ң; to heave astern   ( ); the ship hove out
      of the harbour    

      *) to heave in sight   ; to heave to _. 
       ;  ()
_____

heaven

  ['hevn] _n. , 

    *) the seventh heaven  ; in the seventh heaven 
     ; heaven forbid!  !; by heaven! -!; good
    heavens  !;  !
_____

heavenly

  ['hevnlI] _a.

    1) ; heavenly body  ; _.  

    2) , , ; 

    3) _. , 
_____

heaver

  ['hi:v] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. , 

    3) _. 
_____

heavily

  ['hevIlI] _adv.

    1) ; to breathe heavily  

    2) ; to be punished heavily   ; it is
    raining heavily ģ  ; to weigh heavily with smb. 
       -.; to be heavily in debt    
    

    3) , ; to take smth. heavily   -.
_____

heaviness

  ['hevInIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 

    4) ; 
_____

heavy

  ['hevI]

    1. _a.

      1) ֣; heavy armament ֣ 

      2) ֣, ;  ( ,   ..); heavy
      casualties _.  

      3) ,  ( ); heavy crop , 
      ; heavy foliage  ; heavy beard  ;
      heavy layer _.  

      4) ֣; ; heavy work ֣,  

      5) أ, ; heavy wound ֣ ; heavy cold
      )  ; )  

      6)   : heavy eater  ; ; heavy
      smoker  

      7)  ( , ,   ..);  ( )

      8) ֣, ; ; with a heavy heart  ֣
      ; heavy tidings  ; heavy villain 
      

      9)  ,  ( )

      10)  ( )

      11)  ( ,   ..)

      12)   ( );  ޣ (   ..);
      heavy bread  

      13) ; 

      14)  , ; 

      15) , 

      16) _. ; Σ; to play the part of the heavy
      father   ,  

      17) _. 

      *) to have a heavy hand )  ; )  ; to be
      heavy on hand   (   ..); heavy swell 
      ; to come the heavy father  

    2. _adv. _. = heavily; time hangs heavy   ,
    

    3. _n.

      1) _pl. (the heavies) ֣ , ֣ ; ֣
      

      2) (the Heavies)  

      3) 

      4) _.  , أ   Σ

      5) = heavy-weight
_____

heavy hydrogen

  ['hevI'haIdrIdn] _n. _. 
_____

heavy water

  ['hevI'wO:t] _n. _. ֣ 
_____

heavy-duty

  ['hevI'dju:tI] _a.

    1)   

    2) _. ֣ ,  ֣  ; 
_____

heavy-handed

  ['hevI'hndId] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , 

    3)  (   ..)
_____

heavy-headed

  ['hevI'hedId] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) 
_____

heavy-hearted

  ['hevI'ha:tId] _a. , 
_____

heavy-laden

  ['hevI'leIdn] _a.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

heavy-weight

  ['hevIweIt] _n. _. 
_____

hebdomad

  ['hebdOmd] _n.

    1) 

    2) -.,    
_____

hebdomadal

  [heb'dOmdl] _a. 
_____

hebetate

  ['hebIteIt]

    1. _a. 

    2. _v. ()
_____

hebetude

  ['hebItjud] _n. , 
_____

hecatomb

  ['hektum] _n. 
_____

heck

  I [hek] _n. 

  II [hek] _n. _int. _.  hell
_____

heckle

  ['hekl]

    1. _n. = hackle II, 1

    2. _v.

      1) = hackle II, 2

      2)    , , 
_____

hectare

  ['hekta:] _n. 
_____

hectic

  ['hektIk]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. ģ, ; ; to lead a hectic
      life    

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

hectogram

  ['hektugrm] = hectogramme
_____

hectogramme

  ['hektugrm] _n. 
_____

hectograph

  ['hektugra:f] _n. 
_____

hector

  ['hekt]

    1. _n. ; ; 

    2. _v. ; ; , ; 
_____

hectowatt

  ['hektwOt] _n. _. 
_____

hedge

  [hed]

    1. _n.

      1) () ; ; dead hedge 

      2) , 

      3)      

      *) to sit on the hedge   ; to be on the
      right (wrong) side of the hedge )  
      () ; )   (ģ)

    2. _v.

      1)   ( hedge off, hedge in)

      2) , ; , ; 
      (  ..)

      3)  (, ; . hedge round; with)

      4) ,     

      5) ,    ,  
_____

hedge-bill

  ['hedbIl] = hedging-bill
_____

hedge-hop

  ['hedhOp] _. _.

    1. _n.  ̣

    2. _v.    ̣
_____

hedge-hopper

  ['hed,hOp] _n. _. _. 
_____

hedge-marriage

  ['hed,mrId] _n.  
_____

hedge-school

  ['hedsku:l] _n.

    1)    

    2) _.     ( )
_____

hedge-sparrow

  ['hed'spru] _n.  ()
_____

hedge-writer

  ['hed,raIt] _n. ;  ģ
_____

hedgehog

  ['hedhOg] _n.

    1) ; _. . 

    2)  

    3) _.   

    4) _.   , 
_____

hedge hopping

  ['hed,hOpIN] _n. _. _.  ̣
_____

hedging-bill

  ['hedINbIl] _n.  
_____

hedonism

  ['hi:dunIzm] _n. 
_____

heebie

  ['hi:bI] _n. _. _.  ;  
_____

heed

  [hi:d]

    1. _n. , ; to give ( to pay) heed to smth.,
    smb.    -., -.; to take no heed of danger
    (of what is said)      ( , 
    )

    2. _v.  ;   ( -.)
_____

heedful

  ['hi:dful] _a. , 
_____

heedless

  ['hi:dlIs] _a. , ; 
_____

hee-haw

  ['hi:'hO:]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1)  ( )

      2)  , ""
_____

heel

  I [hi:l]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; the iron heel  , ; at the heel of 
      ; at ( on, upon) smb.'s heels  ,   -.; to
      turn on one's heels )   ( ); ) 
        -. 

      2)  (  );  (); out at heels ) 
       ; )  ; , 

      3) ; down at heel(s), down at the heel )  
      ; )    ; ) 

      4)   

      5)  ()

      6)  (-.-  ,   ..)

      7) _. ; , 

      8) , , 

      9) _.      

      *) heels over head  ,  ; heel of Achilles,
      Achilles' heel  ; to clap ( to lay) by the heels
      ,   ; to bring to heel ; 
      ; to come to heel )     ( );
      ) ; to show a clean pair of heels, to take to one's
      heels , У; to cool ( to kick) one's heels ()
      

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2)   ( )

      3)  

      4)   

      5) _. _.  (. )

  II [hi:l] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. (); , 
_____

heel tendon

  ['hi:l'tendn] _n. _.  
_____

heel-and-toe

  ['hi:lnd'tu] _a.: heel-and-toe walk  ; heel-and-toe
  speedster _. 
_____

heel-piece

  ['hi:lpi:s] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

heel-plate

  ['hi:lpleIt] _n.    
_____

heeled

  I [hi:ld]

    1. _p-p.  heel I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; _.  

      2) ֣ 

  II [hi:ld] _p-p.  heel II, 2
_____

heeler

  ['hi:l] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.   

    3) _. , 
_____

heeling

  I ['hi:lIN]

    1. _pres-p.  heel II, 2

    2. _n. _. 

  II ['hi:lIN] _pres-p.  heel I, 2
_____

heeltap

  ['hi:ltp] _n.

    1) 

    2)    ; no heeltaps!   !
_____

heft

  [heft] _.

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  , 
_____

hefty

  ['heftI] _a.

    1) _. , 

    2) _. , ; a hefty sum of money  
    

    3) _. ֣
_____

hegemonic

  [,hi:gI'mOnIk] _a. , 
_____

hegemony

  [hi:'gemnI] _n. ; the hegemony of the proletariat 
  
_____

heifer

  ['hef] _n. ԣ; 
_____

heigh

  [heI] _int. ; .  , 
_____

heigh-ho

  ['heI'hu] _int. ,  ,   ..
_____

height

  [haIt] _n.

    1) , ; ; to rise to a great height  
     

    2) , 

    3) 

    4) ,   (-.);  (  ..); in the
    height of smth.   -.; dressed in the height of fashion
       
_____

height-indicator

  ['haIt'IndIkeIt] _n. 
_____

heighten

  ['haItn] _v.

    1) (); ()

    2) 
_____

heinous

  ['heIns] _a. , , 
_____

heir

  [E] _n. ; heir apparent  ;
  ; heir presumptive  ; to fall
  heir to smb.  -. 
_____

heir-at-law

  ['Ert'lO:] _n.   
_____

heirdom

  ['Edm] _n. 
_____

heiress

  ['ErIs] _n. 
_____

heirloom

  ['Elu:m] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ; 
_____

held

  [held] _p.  _p-p.  hold I, 2
_____

heliacal

  [hi:'laIkl] _a. _.

    1) 

    2)      
_____

helical

  ['helIkl] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. , 
_____

helices

  ['helIsi:z] _pl.  helix
_____

helicopter

  ['helIkOpt]

    1. _n. _. ̣, 

    2. _v.   ̣
_____

helio-

  ['hi:lIu]    -; .: helioscope 
_____

heliocentric

  [,hi:lIu'sentrIk] _a. 
_____

heliochromy

  [,hi:lIu'krumI] _n. ,    
_____

heliograph

  ['hi:lIugra:f] _n. 
_____

heliogravire

  ['hi:lugr'vju] _n. 
_____

heliophilous

  [,hi:lI'OfIls] _a.  ( )
_____

heliophobic

  [,hi:lIu'fubIk] _a.  ( )
_____

helioscope

  ['hi:ljskup] _n. 
_____

heliotherapy

  [,hi:lu'erpI] _n. _. 
_____

heliotrope

  ['heljtrup] _n. _. 
_____

helium

  ['hi:ljm] _n. _. 
_____

helix

  ['hi:lIks] _n. (_pl. helices)

    1) ,  ,  

    2) _.   

    3) _. 

    4) _. 

    5) _. , 
_____

hell

  [hel] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , 

    3) "" (  )

    *) a hell of a way  ; a hell of a noise  ; go
    to hell! ۣ  ޣ!; like hell _. ) ; ; 
     ; ) ޣ  !; you're coming, aren't you?- Like hell I
    will!   ģ? -   !; to ride hell for leather
       ; there will be hell to pay   ң;
    to give smb. hell  -.  ޣ  ;  -. 
     ; come hell or high water     ;   
    
_____

hell-bent

  ['helbent] _a. _. _.

    1)  (-.);    (on - -.)

    2) , 

    3)    
_____

hell-cat

  ['helkt] _n. , 
_____

hell-hound

  ['helhaund] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

hellbender

  ['hel,bend] _n. _. _.

    1) ; 

    2) ,  
_____

hellebore

  ['helIbO:] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

heller

  ['hel] _n.  (  )
_____

hellion

  ['heljn] _n. _. _.

    1)  

    2) ,  £, 
_____

hellish

  ['helIS] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) , 
_____

hello

  ['he'lu] = hallo(a)
_____

hello girl

  [h'lug:l] _n. _. _. 
_____

helluva

  ['helAv] _a. _. _. , 
_____

helm

  I [helm]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , ; helm of state  

      3)  ; , ; the man at the helm ;
      ; to answer the helm  

    2. _v. , 

  II [helm] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  
_____

helmet

  ['helmIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  

    3) _. ; ;   
_____

helminth

  ['helmIn] _n. ,  
_____

helminthic

  [hel'mInIk]

    1. _a.   

    2. _n.  
_____

helmsman

  ['helmzmn] _n. ; 
_____

helot

  ['helt] _n. _-. _. , 
_____

help

  [help]

    1. _n.

      1) ; can I be of any help to you?    -. ?

      2) , ; there's no help for it   

      3) ; Your advice was a great help     

      4) = helping 2, 2)

      5) , ; mother's help 

    2. _v.

      1) ;  , ; it can't be helped _.
        ,   ; can't help it  
       

      2) , ;  ( ); help yourself ,
       (),  ; may I help you to some meat?
         

      3) (   can, could) , ; she can't
      help thinking of it       ; I could not help
      laughing      ;     ; don't
      be longer than you can help   ,  

      #) help down  ; help in  ; help into ) 
      ; )  , ; help off )   -. (
      ); )   ; help on ) ; 
      (); ): help me on with my overcoat    ;
      help out )  ; )   , ; help
      over ,   ; help up  ,
      ,  -.
_____

helper

  ['help] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _-.  
_____

helpful

  ['helpful] _a. 
_____

helping

  ['helpIN]

    1. _pres-p.  help 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

helpless

  ['helplIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

helpmate

  ['helpmeIt] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) , ; , 
_____

helpmeet

  ['helpmi:t] = helpmate
_____

helter-skelter

  ['helt'skelt]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _adv. ,  
_____

helve

  [helv] _n.

    1) ; , 

    2) = helve-hammer

    *) to throw the helve after the hatchet  ;
      ģ 
_____

helve-hammer

  ['helv,hm] _n.  
_____

hem

  I [hem]

    1. _n.

      1)  (   ..)

      2) ; 

      3) _.      

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) 

      #) hem about, hem in, hem round ; hemmed in by the enemy
      ֣ 

  II [hem]

    1. _int. !

    2. _v.  "", , ; to hem and haw = to
    hum and ha(w) {. hum I, 2, 2)}
_____

he-man

  ['hi:'mn] _n. _.  
_____

hematic

  [hI'mtIk] = haematic
_____

hematite

  ['hemtaIt] = haematite
_____

hemisphere

  ['hemIsfI] _n.

    1) ; the Northern (Southern) hemisphere  ()
    

    2) ,  (  ..)

    3) _.     
_____

hemispheric

  [,hemI'sferIk] _a. 
_____

hemispherical

  [,hemI'sferIkl] _a. 
_____

hemistich

  ['hemIstIk] _n. 
_____

hemlock

  ['hemlOk] _n.

    1) _.  ()

    2)     

    3)  (  )
_____

hemoglobin

  [,hi:mu'glubIn] = haemoglobin
_____

hemorrhage

  ['hemrId] = haemorrhage
_____

hemorrhoids

  ['hemrOIdz] = haemorrhoids
_____

hemp

  [hemp] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  ; 

    3) _attr. ; hemp oil  
_____

hempen

  ['hempn] _a. ; 
_____

hem-stitch

  ['hemstItS]

    1. _n.  ; 

    2. _v.   , 
_____

hen

  [hen] _n.

    1) 

    2) ԣ; 

    3) _. 

    *) like a hen with one chicken ;    
_____

hen-harrier

  ['hen,hrI] _n.  ()
_____

hen-hearted

  ['hen'ha:tId] _a. , 
_____

hen-house

  ['henhaus] _n. 
_____

hen-hussy

  ['hen,hAsI] _n. _. ,     
_____

hen-party

  ['hen,pa:tI] _n. _. "",  
_____

hen-peck

  ['henpek] _v. _.    
_____

hen-roost

  ['henru:st] _n. 
_____

henbane

  ['henbeIn] _n. _.  (ޣ)
_____

hence

  [hens]

    1. _adv.

      1) 

      2)   ; three years hence   ,   

      3) 

      *) to go hence 

    2. _int. !, !
_____

henceforth

  ['hens'fO:] _adv.   , 
_____

henceforward

  ['hens'fO:wd] = henceforth
_____

henchman

  ['hentSmn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; ; 

    3) _. ; 
_____

hen-coop

  ['henku:p] _n.   ; 
_____

hendecagon

  [hen'dekgn] _n. _. 
_____

henna

  ['hen]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2)  ()

    2. _v.   
_____

hennery

  ['henrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

henry

  ['henrI] _n. _.  ( )
_____

hepatic

  [hI'ptIk] _a.

    1) _. ޣ

    2)   

    3) -
_____

hepatite

  ['heptaIt] _n. _. 
_____

hepatitis

  [,hep'taItIs] _n. _. ,  
_____

heptagon

  ['heptgn] _n. 
_____

heptane

  ['hepteIn] _n. _. 
_____

heptarchy

  ['hepta:kI] _n.

    1) _.      

    2) , ,   ; ,
      
_____

her

  I [h:] _pron. _pers. _obj.  she

  II [h:] _pron. _poss. (. ; . hers) ţ; ;
   ; her book ţ 
_____

herald

  ['herld]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ; 

      2) 

      *) Heralds' College  

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) 
_____

heraldic

  [he'rldIk] _a. 
_____

heraldry

  ['herldrI] _n. , 
_____

herb

  [h:b] _n. ,  (. )
_____

herbaceous

  [h:'beISs] _a. ; ; herbaceous border 
  
_____

herbage

  ['h:bId] _n.

    1) _. ;  

    2) _.  
_____

herbal

  ['h:bl] _a. 
_____

herbalist

  ['h:blIst] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

herbaria

  [h:'bErI] _pl.  herbarium
_____

herbarium

  [h:'bErIm] _n. (_pl. -riums [h:'bErImz], -ria) 
_____

herbicide

  ['h:bIsaId] _n. _-. 
_____

herbivorous

  [h:'bIvrs] _a. 
_____

herborize

  ['h:braIz] _v. ,  
_____

herd

  [h:d]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3) _attr. ; the herd instinct  

    2. _v.

      1)  ; 

      2)  , ;  (with)

      3)  

      4) 
_____

herdsman

  ['h:dzmn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

here

  [hI] _adv.

    1) , ; here and there   ; ; here, there and
    everywhere 

    2) ; come here  

    3) ; here is your book   ; here you ( we) are!
    _. , !;  ,   ; here we are again! 
     !

    4)   ; here the speaker paused    
    

    5): my friend here was a witness of the accident    
    ӣ  

    *) here's to you, here's how! ()  !; here's a go  
    ; same here  ;  ;      ;
    here goes!  ! Σ!; !, !; here today and gone
    tomorrow "̣ "
_____

hereabout

  ['hIr,baut] = hereabouts
_____

hereabouts

  ['hIr,bauts] _adv. ; - 
_____

hereafter

  [hIr'a:ft]

    1. _adv.

      1) ,  ( ,   ..)

      2)  

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  
_____

hereby

  ['hI'baI] _adv.

    1) _. , , ;  ӣ; hereby I promise  
    

    2)  
_____

hereditary

  [hI'redItrI] _a.

    1) 

    2)  (  )
_____

heredity

  [hI'redItI] _n. 
_____

herein

  ['hIr'In] _adv.  ; ,  ӣ ( )
_____

hereinafter

  ['hIrIn'a:ft] _adv. ,   ( )
_____

hereof

  [hIr'Ov] _adv.

    1)  

    2) ,   ( )
_____

heresy

  ['hersI] _n. 
_____

heretic

  ['hertIk] _n. 
_____

heretical

  [hI'retIkl] _a. 
_____

hereto

  ['hI'tu:] _adv.  ,   ( )
_____

heretofore

  ['hItu'fO:] _adv. ,  
_____

hereupon

  ['hIr'pOn] _adv.

    1)   ,  

    2)  ;  
_____

herewith

  ['hI'wI] _adv.

    1)  (  ..);  ӣ ()

    2)  
_____

heritable

  ['herItbl] _a. , ; heritable disease
   
_____

heritage

  ['herItId] _n. ; 
_____

heritor

  ['herIt] _n. 
_____

hermaphrodite

  [h:'mfrdaIt] _n. ;  
_____

hermetic

  [h:'metIk] _a. ;  

    *) hermetic art 
_____

hermetically

  [h:'metIklI] _adv. , 
_____

hermit

  ['h:mIt] _n. , 
_____

hermitage

  ['h:mItId] _n.  ; Σ 
_____

hermit-crab

  ['h:mIt'krb] _n. -
_____

hern

  [h:n] = heron
_____

hernia

  ['h:nj] _n. _. 
_____

hero

  ['hIru] _n. (_pl. -oes ['hIruz])

    1) ; Hero of the Soviet Union   ; Hero of
    Socialist Labour   

    2) ,    (,   ..)

    3) ,  (  )
_____

hero-worship

  ['hIru,w:SIp]

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2)  ԣ,   ..

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)  (ԣ,   ..)
_____

heroic

  [hI'ruIk]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) _. , 

      3) ,  ( )

      4): heroic verse    (  );
        (  );  ( 
        )

      5) ,  (  )

      6)    (   ..)

    2. _n. _pl. ,  
_____

heroin

  ['heruIn] _n. 
_____

heroine

  ['heruIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,    (,   ..)
_____

heroism

  ['heruIzm] _n. ; , 
_____

heron

  ['hern] _n. 
_____

heronry

  ['hernrI] _n.  
_____

herpes

  ['h:pi:z] _n. _. 
_____

herring

  ['herIN] _n. ; kippered herring ޣ 
_____

herring-bone

  ['herINbun]

    1. _n.

      1)   " "

      2)  ""

    2. _a.   , ; " "
_____

herring-pond

  ['herINpOnd] _n. _.     
_____

hers

  [h:z] _pron. _poss. ( ;  . ; . her
  II) ţ; ;  ; this book is hers   ţ
_____

herself

  [h:'self] _pron.

    1) _refl. , ϣ ; -; ; she burnt herself 
    ; she came to herself    

    2) _emph. ; she did it herself    ; (all) by
    herself () ,  -. 

    *) she is not herself today     
_____

hertz

  [h:ts] _n. _. 
_____

hesitancy

  ['hezItnsI] _n. , 
_____

hesitant

  ['hezItnt] _a. ; 
_____

hesitate

  ['hezIteIt] _v.

    1) ;  ; I hesitate to affirm ()  

    2) ; do not hesitate to ask me  , 
    

    3) 

    *) he who hesitates is lost   
_____

hesitatingly

  ['hezIteItINlI] _adv. 
_____

hesitation

  [,hezI'teISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3) 
_____

hesitative

  ['hezIteItIv] _a.  , 
_____

het-up

  ['het'Ap] _a. ģ,   ; to get het-up about
  smth.   , 
_____

heterodox

  ['hetrudOks] _a. ; 
_____

heterodoxy

  ['hetrudOksI] _n. ; 
_____

heterodyne

  ['hetrudaIn] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _v.  
_____

heterogeneity

  [,hetrudI'ni:ItI] _n. , 
_____

heterogeneous

  ['hetru'di:njs] , 
_____

hew

  [hju:] _v. (hewed [hju:d]; hewed, hewn)

    1) , ; to hew one's way ,  
    

    2)  ( hew down, hew off)

    3) , ԣ ( hew out); to hew out a career for
    oneself  

    4) _.  ( hew off)
_____

hewer

  ['hju:] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) ԣ

    3) _. 

    4) ģ

    *) hewers of wood and drawers of water ) _.   
     ; )  ޣ 
_____

hewn

  [hju:n] _p-p.  hew
_____

hexagon

  ['heksgn] _n. 
_____

hexagonal

  [hek'sgnl] _a. 
_____

hexahedron

  ['heks'hedrn] _n. 
_____

hexameter

  [hek'smIt] _n. 
_____

hey

  [heI] _int. ! (; .  , , )
_____

hey-day

  ['heIdeI] _int. ,  , 
_____

heyday

  ['heIdeI] _n. , ,  ; in the heyday of youth 
   ; in the heyday of one's glory   
_____

hi

  [haI] = hey
_____

hi-fi

  ['haI'faI] _. _.  high-fidelity
_____

hiatus

  [haI'eIts] _n. (_pl. -ses [haI'eItsIz])

    1) , 

    2) _. , 
_____

hibernal

  [haI'b:nl] _a. 
_____

hibernate

  ['haIb:neIt] _v.

    1)     ( )

    2) 

    3)   
_____

hibernation

  [,haIb:'neISn] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

hibiscus

  [hI'bIsks] _n. _. 
_____

hiccup

  ['hIkAp]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

hiccough

  ['hIkAp] = hiccup
_____

hick

  [hIk] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2) _attr. ; hick town  
_____

hickory

  ['hIkrI] _n.  ( _. _. )
_____

hickory-shirt

  ['hIkrIS:t] _n. _.      
      
_____

hid

  [hId] _p.  _p-p.  hide II, 2
_____

hidalgo

  [hI'dlgu] _. _n. (_pl. -os [hI'dlguz]) _. 
_____

hidden

  ['hIdn] _p-p.  hide II, 2
_____

hide

  I [haId]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _.  (); to save one's hide   

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) _. ,  

  II [haId]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  

    2. _v. (hid; hid, hidden) (); (); to hide one's
    feelings   ; to hide one's head , 
     (.  );  ϣ 

  III [haId] _n. _.      (= 100 )
_____

hide-and-seek

  ['haIdnd'si:k] = hide-and-go-seek
_____

hide-and-go-seek

  ['haIdndgu'si:k] _n. ( ) 
_____

hide-away

  ['haId,weI] = hide-out
_____

hide-out

  ['haId'aut] _n. _. ; 
_____

hidebound

  ['haIdbaund] _a.

    1)   ( )

    2) ,   
_____

hideous

  ['hIdIs] _a. , , 
_____

hiding

  I ['haIdIN]

    1. _pres-p.  hide I, 2

    2. _n. ; to give smb. a good hiding ,  -.
     

  II ['haIdIN]

    1. _pres-p.  hide II, 2

    2. _n.: in hiding  , ; to go into hiding 
_____

hiding-place

  ['haIdINpleIs] _n.  ; ; 
_____

hie

  [haI] _v. _. _. ; 
_____

hierarchy

  ['haIra:kI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. , 
_____

hieratic

  [,haI'rtIk] _a. ,  (.  
  )
_____

hieroglyph

  ['haIruglIf] _n. 
_____

hieroglyphic

  [,haIru'glIfIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. _pl. 
_____

higgle

  ['hIgl] _v. 
_____

higgledy-piggledy

  ['hIgldI'pIgldI]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. , 

    3. _adv.  ģ,  
_____

higgler

  ['hIgl] _n. ;  
_____

high

  [haI]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) ; ; ; high official  ; High
      Command  

      3) , ; high quality  ; high opinion
       

      4) , ; ; high wind  ; high
      colour ; high farming  ; 
       

      5) , , ; high feeding  ;
      high living  

      6) ()   ; high summer  ; high noon
       ; at high noon   

      7) , ; at a high cost   

      8) ӣ, ; high spirits ӣ,  ;
      to have a high time  ,   

      9) , ; high ideals  

      10) ,  ( )

      11) _. ,  ߣ

      12) ,   ( )

      13)    (-.)

      14) _. 

      *) high antiquity  ; high and dry ) ,
         ( ); )   ; ) ;
       (   ..); high and low ()  
      {. . high 2}; high and mighty , ; to mount
      ( to ride) the high horse, to ride one's high horse, to be on
      one's high horse, _. to get the high hat ,  
      ; with a high hand ; high road ) 
      , ; )  ,   ( -.); (it is)
      high time  ;  ; high Tory  ;
      high words  ;    

    2. _adv.

      1) ; to aim high  

      2) , ; the wind blows high   

      3) ; to live high   ,  ,  
      

      *) high and low ,  {. . high 1}; to play high _.
        ;    ; to run high
      ) ,  ( ); ) ; passions ran
      high  

    3. _n.

      1)  ; ; to be in ( at) the high 
       

      2)  ,   
_____

high day

  ['haIdeI] _n. ,  
_____

high explosive

  ['haIIks'plusIv] _n.

    1)   

    2) _attr.: high explosive bomb  
_____

high falutin

  ['haIf'lu:tInA] = high faluting
_____

high faluting

  ['haIf'lu:tInAIN]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

high grade

  ['haIgreId] _n.  ߣ
_____

high jumper

  ['haI,dAmp] _n. _.   
_____

high life

  ['haI'laIf] _n.  ,  ; 
_____

high light

  ['haIlaIt] _n.

    1)   ( , )

    2)  , 

    *) to be in ( to hit) the high light    
_____

high relief

  ['haIrI'li:f] _n. 
_____

high school

  ['haIsku:l] _n.  
_____

high speed

  ['haI'spi:d] _n.  ,  
_____

high tide

  ['haItaId] _n. _.  ; 
_____

high treason

  ['haI'tri:zn] _n.  
_____

high water

  ['haI'wO:t] _n.

    1) = high tide

    2) 
_____

high-blown

  ['haIblun] _a.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

high-board diver

  ['haIbO:d,daIv] _n. _.   
_____

high-board diving

  ['haIbO:d,daIvIN] _n. _.   
_____

high-born

  ['haIbO:n] _a.  
_____

high-bred

  ['haIbred] _a.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

high-brow

  ['haIbrau] _.

    1. _n.

      1) ,   , ޣ

      2) ̣   ޣ, 

    2. _a. 
_____

high-coloured

  ['haI'kAld] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  ( )

    4) , 
_____

high-fed

  ['haIfed] _a.

    1)    

    2) 
_____

high-fidelity

  ['haIfI'delItI] _n. _.   
_____

high-flier

  ['haI'flaI] _n.

    1) 

    2)     ,  
    
_____

high-flown

  ['haIflun] _a. , ,  (   ..)
_____

high-flyer

  ['haI,flaI] = high-flier
_____

high-frequency

  ['haI'fri:kwnsI]

    1. _n. _.  

    2. _a. ; 
_____

high-grade

  ['haIgreId] _a. , ; ;
   ( )
_____

high-handed

  ['haI'hndId] _a. ; , ; 
_____

high-handedness

  ['haI'hndIdnIs] _n. ,  
_____

high-hat

  ['haI'ht] _. _.

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

    2. _v.  ,   ( -.)
_____

high-hearted

  ['haI'ha:tId] _a. , 
_____

high-level

  ['haI'levl] _a.

    1)    

    2) 

    3) ()   
_____

high-minded

  ['haI'maIndId] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) , 
_____

high-necked

  ['haI'nekt] _a.  (   ..)
_____

high-octane

  ['haI'OkteIn] _a. _.  ( )
_____

high-pitched

  ['haI'pItSt] _a.

    1) ,  ( )

    2)    ( )

    3) _. 
_____

high-priority

  ['haIpraI'OrItI] _a. ; high-priority call  
_____

high-ranker

  ['haI,rNk] _n.  ; ,  
    
_____

high-ranking

  ['haI,rNkIN] _a. 
_____

high-rise

  ['haIraIz] _a. ; 
_____

high-riser

  ['haI,raIz] _n.  
_____

high-risk

  ['haIrIsk] _a. ,  
_____

high-road

  ['haIrud] _n.

    1) = highway 1)  2)

    2) ,  ̣ ; high-road to fame (to success) 
       ( )
_____

high-rolling

  ['haI,rulIN] _n. _. _.  , 
_____

high-scaler

  ['haI'skeIl] _n. 
_____

high-sounding

  ['haI'saundIN] _a. , 
_____

high-speed

  ['haI'spi:d] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  ( )
_____

high-spirited

  ['haI'spIrItId] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , , 

    3)   , ӣ
_____

high-strung

  ['haI'strAN] _a. ;  ; 
_____

high-toned

  ['haI'tund] _a.

    1) ,  (. _.)

    2) _. _. ,  ; 
_____

high-up

  ['haIAp]

    1. _n.  ,  , 

    2. _a. _.

      1)  

      2) 
_____

high-water mark

  ['haI'wO:tma:k] _n.

    1)   

    2)  ;   (-.)
_____

highball

  ['haIbO:l]

    1. _n. _.

      1) _.     

      2) _-.  

      3)  

    2. _v.    
_____

highbinder

  ['haI,baInd] _n. _.

    1) _.  ; 

    2) , 
_____

highboy

  ['haIbOI] _n.  
_____

higher

  ['haI]

    1. _a.

      1) _comp.  high 1

      2) ; higher education  

    2. _adv. _comp.  high 2
_____

higher-up

  ['haIr'Ap] _n. _.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

highland

  ['haIlnd] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _pl.  ;  ; the Highlands  
    - 
_____

highlight

  ['haIlaIt] _v.

    1)  

    2)    ;   
_____

highly

  ['haIlI] _adv.

    1) , , , 

    2) ; 

    3) ; a highly paid worker  

    4): highly descended  ; highly
    connected   
_____

highness

  ['haInIs] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)   (-.)

    3) 

    4) (Highness)  ()
_____

highway

  ['haIweI] _n.

    1)  , ; 

    2)  ;  

    3) _.   ( -.);  
_____

highway crossing

  ['haIweI,krOsIN] _n. 
_____

highwayman

  ['haIweImn] _n.  (  )
_____

hijack

  ['haIdk] _v.

    1)     (   ..);  

    2)  ̣,   
_____

hijacker

  ['haI,dk] _n.

    1) , ̣

    2)  
_____

hijacking

  ['haI,dkIN] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  ̣,  
_____

hike

  [haIk]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  ; ;  

      2) _. _. 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  

      2) 

      3) _. _. 

      4) _. ,  (,   ..)
_____

hilarious

  [hI'lErIs] _a. , ӣ
_____

hilarity

  [hI'lrItI] _n. , ӣ
_____

hill

  [hIl]

    1. _n.

      1) , , 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  (;  hill up)
_____

hill-billy

  ['hIl,bIlI] _n. _. _.

    1)       , ""

    2) _attr. ; hill-billy music  
_____

hill-side

  ['hIl'saId] _n.    
_____

hilling

  ['hIlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  hill 2

    2. _n. _-. 
_____

hillock

  ['hIlk] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.  ;   
_____

hilly

  ['hIlI] _a. 
_____

hilt

  [hIlt] _n. , ; (up) to the hilt )   ;
  ) ,  , 

    *) to live up to the hilt   
_____

him

  [hIm] ( ); [Im] ( ) _pron. _pers. _obj. 
  he
_____

himself

  [hIm'self] _pron.

    1) _refl. ; -; ; he hurt himself  ; he came to
    himself  ۣ  

    2) _emph. ; he says so himself    ; he has done it
    all by himself   ӣ ,   

    *) he is not himself    ; Richard is himself again 
    
_____

hind

  I [haInd] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

  II [haInd] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) _. ; _. 

  III [haInd] _a. ; hind leg  ; hind quarters  
  ()
_____

hind-carriage

  ['haInd,krId] _n. 
_____

hinder

  I ['haInd] _a. ; hinder part before  ң

  II ['hInd] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

hind-head

  ['haIndhed] _n. 
_____

hindmost

  ['haIndmust] _a.

    1)  ; 

    2)  ̣
_____

hindrance

  ['hIndrns] _n. , ; you are more of a hindrance than a
  help   ,  
_____

hindsight

  ['haIndsaIt] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ,  ; with ( in) hindsight
      

    3) _. 
_____

hinge

  [hInd]

    1. _n.

      1)  (., ); ; 

      2) , ;   (-.) off the hinges 
      ;  

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) ,   

      3) _.  ( -.);  (on - )
_____

hint

  [hInt]

    1. _n.

      1) ͣ; gentle hint  ͣ; to drop ( to let fall, to
      throw out) a hint ; to take a hint  (ͣ) 
      

      2) ; hints on housekeeping   

      3) ̣, ; not a hint of surprise   

    2. _v.  (at - )
_____

hinterland

  ['hIntlnd] _. _n.

    1)       

    2) _.  

    3) , ̣     ..
_____

hip

  I [hIp] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. Σ,  ; 

    *) to have ( to get) a person on the hip  -.  ;
      -. ; hip and thigh 

  II [hIp] _n.  ( ) 

  III [hIp] (_.  hypochondria) _.

    1. _n. , ; to have the hip 

    2. _v.   

  IV [hIp] _int.: hip, hip, hurrah! ! !
_____

hip-bath

  ['hIpba:] _n.  
_____

hip-bone

  ['hIpbun] _n. _.  
_____

hip-roof

  ['hIpru:f] _n.  ,  
_____

hipped

  [hIpt] _a. _.

    1) 

    2)  ( ޣ-.); hipped on philately ޣ 
_____

hippie

  ['hIpI] _n. 
_____

hippo

  ['hIpu] _n. (_pl. -os ['hIpuz]) _. _.  hippopotamus
_____

hippocampi

  [,hIpu'kmpaI] _pl.  hippocampus
_____

hippocampus

  [,hIpu'kmps] _n. (_pl. -pi) _.  Σ
_____

hippodrome

  ['hIpdrum] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. , 
_____

hippopotami

  [,hIp'pOtmaI] _pl.  hippopotamus
_____

hippopotamus

  [,hIp'pOtms] _n. (_pl. -es [,hIp'pOtmsIz], -mi) 
_____

hippy

  ['hIpI] = hippie
_____

hipster

  ['hIpst] _n. _. ,  , , 
_____

hire

  ['haI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; to let out on hire  ,  

      2)   ; to work for hire   

    2. _v. 

      #) hire out )  ,  ; )  (
      ,   ..)
_____

hire system

  ['haI'sIstIm] = hire-purchase
_____

hire-purchase

  ['haI'p:tSs] _n.   
_____

hireling

  ['haIlIN] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

hirst

  [h:st] _n. _.  ,   
_____

hirsute

  ['h:sju:t] _a. , 
_____

his

  [hIz] ( ); [Iz] ( ) _pron. _poss. ,
  ;  ; his pen  
_____

hispid

  ['hIspId] _a. _. _.  ֣   ;
  
_____

hiss

  [hIs]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      #) hiss away, hiss down, hiss off, hiss out  
_____

hist

  [st], [hIst] _int. !, !
_____

histiology

  [,hIstI'OldI] _n. 
_____

histology

  [hIs'tOldI] _n. 
_____

historian

  [hIs'tO:rIn] _n. 
_____

historic

  [hIs'tOrIk] _a.

    1) ;   

    2) _. historic present  ,  ,
    ̣  
_____

historical

  [hIs'tOrIkl] _a. ;  ;  
  ,   ; historical film  ;
  historical picture  
_____

historicity

  [,hIst'rIsItI] _n. 
_____

historiographer

  [,hIstO:rI'Ogrf] _n. 
_____

historiography

  [,hIstO:rI'OgrfI] _n. 
_____

history

  ['hIstrI] _n.

    1) ;  ; modern history  

    2) , ; the inner history of smth. ̣ -.;
    that's ancient history!   !,   !

    3) _.  
_____

histrionic

  [,hIstrI'OnIk] _a.

    1) , ԣ

    2)  ; 

    3) _. histrionic paralysis    
_____

histrionics

  [,hIstrI'OnIks] _n. _pl.

    1)  , 

    2)  

    3) _. , 
_____

hit

  [hIt]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ;  

      3) ,   (at); that's a hit at me  
       

      4) , 

      5) , ,   ..,  ; ""
      ; ;  ; the film was quite a hit 
        

      6)  ,  

    2. _v. (hit)

      1)  (on - ); ; to hit below the belt ) _.
         ; )   ;
      )   ; to hit a man when he's down
       

      2)  (against, upon - , )

      3)   ; _.  ,   ; to
      be badly hit  ֣ ,  

      4) ; ,  ( hit on, hit off, hit
      upon); we hit the right road     ; to hit a
      likeness  

      5) _. _. 

      #) hit back  ; hit off )   
      , ;  ; ) ; ) 
       (, ); hit out   

      *) to hit it )  ,   ; ) _.
      ,    ; to hit it off with
      smb.   -., to hit the (right) nail on the head 
      ,   ; to hit the hay   ; to
      hit smb.'s fancy  أ-. ; to hit the bottle
        ; to hit the big spots _. _. ;
      to hit the drink _. _. )   ; )   ; hit
      or miss , ; -
_____

hit-and-mis

  ['hItnd'mIs] _a. 
_____

hit-and-run

  ['hItnd'rAn] _a.

    1): hit-and-run driver ,  ,  

    2) ,    
_____

hit-or-miss

  ['hItO:'mIs]

    1. _a. ;  -

    2. _adv. ; -
_____

hitch

  [hItS]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ; ; ; , ; without a hitch
       ,  

      3)  ( )

      4) _.    

      5) _. ; ; 

      6) _.       
      , 

    2. _v.

      1)  , ;  ( hitch up;
      to)

      2) (), () (on, to); , 

      3) ,  ()

      4) , 

      5) _. 

      6) _. ,  ( hitch in, hitch on); to
      hitch on together , 

      7) = hitch-hike
_____

hitch-hike

  ['hItShaIk] _v. ,     , 
    , ""  
_____

hitched

  [hItSt]

    1. _p-p.  hitch 2

    2. _a. _. _. ; 
_____

hither

  ['hI]

    1. _adv. _. ; hither and thither   ; hither and
    yon(d)   

    2. _a. ,  
_____

hitherto

  ['hI'tu:] _adv. _.   ,   
_____

hive

  [haIv]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ޣ

      3)  

    2. _v.

      1)  (ޣ)  ; _.  

      2) 

      3) 

      4)  , 
_____

hives

  [haIvz] _n. _pl. 
_____

ho

  [hu] _int. ! (;  . ,   ..); what
  ho! , !
_____

hoar

  [hO:]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  

      3) ; 

    2. _a. 
_____

hoar-frost

  ['hO:'frOst] _n. , 
_____

hoar-head

  ['hO:hed] _n.  
_____

hoar-stone

  ['hO:stun] _n.  
_____

hoard

  I [hO:d]

    1. _n. ,     ..; -.
    , 

    2. _v. ; , ,  ( hoard up); 
    

  II [hO:d] _n.

    1)     

    2)      
_____

hoarding

  I ['hO:dIN] _pres-p.  hoard I, 2

  II ['hO:dIN] = hoard II
_____

hoarse

  [hO:s] _a. , 
_____

hoarsen

  ['hO:sn] _v. 
_____

hoary

  ['hO:rI] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) _.   
_____

hoax

  [huks]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v. ; 
_____

hob

  [hOb] _n.

    1)      

    2)   ,     ( )

    3) ,  ()

    4)  ()

    5) _.  
_____

hob-nob

  ['hObnOb] _v.

    1)  ,  

    2)  , 
_____

hobble

  ['hObl]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

      3) 

    2. _v.

      1) , ; 

      2) ; _. 

      3)  ()
_____

hobble-skirt

  ['hOblsk:t] _n.  
_____

hobbledehoy

  ['hObldI'hOI] _n.  
_____

hobby

  I ['hObI] _n.

    1) Σ, ,  , ; to ride ( to mount) a
    hobby    () 

    2) = hobby-horse 1)

    3) _. , 

    4)   

  II ['hObI] _n. _. 
_____

hobby-horse

  ['hObIhO:s] _n.

    1) ,     (); -; 
     

    2) _. = hobby I, 1)
_____

hobgoblin

  ['hObgOblIn] _n.

    1) ; ԣ

    2) 
_____

hobnail

  ['hObneIl] _n.     
_____

hobo

  ['hubu] _.

    1. _n. (_pl. -os, -oes ['hubuz])

      1) ,  

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)        

      2) 
_____

hock

  I [hOk] = hough

  II [hOk] _n. (. Hock) 

  III [hOk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. 

    2. _v.  ()
_____

hockey

  ['hOkI] _n. ; field hockey   ,  ; ice
  hockey   ; Russian hockey  ;   
_____

hockey-stick

  ['hOkIstIk] _n.  (   )
_____

hocus

  ['huks] _v.

    1) 

    2) ,  ()

    3)  
_____

hocus-pocus

  ['huks'puks]

    1. _n. -; 

    2. _v.  , , 
_____

hod

  [hOd] _n.

    1) _.  (  , )

    2)  ( ), 

    3) ģ  
_____

hodden

  ['hOdn] _n.    
_____

hodge-podge

  ['hOdpOd] = hotchpotch
_____

hodiernal

  [,hudI':nl] _a. _. ,    
_____

hodman

  ['hOdmn] _n.

    1)  

    2)  , 

    3)  ģ
_____

hodometer

  [hO'dOmIt] = odometer
_____

hoe

  [hu]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ()

    2. _v. ,  ();  
_____

hoe-cake

  ['hukeIk] _n. _.  У
_____

hog

  [hOg]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _. ,    (  )

      3)  

      4) ,  

      5) , ݣ

      6) _. , 

      *) to go the whole hog )  -. ; 
      -.  ; )   ӣ

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) _.  , , ; 

      3)   (, )

      4) , 

      5) _. ,   

      6)  -

      7) _.  
_____

hog cholera

  ['hOg'kOlr] _n.  
_____

hog-wash

  ['hOgwOS] _n.

    1)   ; 

    2) _. , ;  

    3) _.  
_____

hogback

  ['hOgbk] _n.

    1)   

    2) _.  
_____

hogcote

  ['hOgkut] _n. 
_____

hogget

  ['hOgIt] _n.

    1)  

    2) = hog 1, 2)
_____

hoggin

  ['hOgIn] _n.  , 
_____

hogging

  ['hOgIN]

    1. _pres-p.  hog 2

    2. _n. _. , ; 
_____

hoggish

  ['hOgIS] _a.

    1) 

    2) , , 
_____

hogpen

  ['hOgpen] = hogcote
_____

hogshead

  ['hOgzhed] _n.

    1)  

    2)  (  = 238 .)
_____

hoick

  I [hOIk] = hoik

  II [hOIk] = hoicks
_____

hoik

  [hOIk]

    1. _n. _.  , 

    2. _v. _.

      1)  

      2) _.      ,  
_____

hoicks

  [hOIks] _int. !
_____

hoist

  [hOIst]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to give smb. a hoist  -., 
      

      2) , £

      3) ߣ, 

    2. _v.  (, , )
_____

hoist-bridge

  ['hOIstbrId] _n. ߣ 
_____

hoity-toity

  ['hOItI'tOItI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3) _. , 

    3. _int. _.  !
_____

hokey-pokey

  ['hukI'pukI] _n.

    1) _. ۣ 

    2): hocus-pocus 1
_____

hokum

  ['hukm] _n. _.

    1) _. _. , , ,   ۣ
    

    2) ɣ ,   ۣ 

    3) , 
_____

hold

  I [huld]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; to take ( to get, to catch, to seize, to
      lay) hold of smth.  -.,   -.; to let go
      ( to lose) one's hold of smth.  -.  

      2) ,  ( on, over); to have a hold over a person
         -.

      3)  ; 

      4) ,    ; , ; 

      5) _. 

      6) _.  ( , )

    2. _v. (held)

      1) 

      2) , ; to hold land  ̣

      3) 

      4)  (  ..)

      5)  ( )

      6)   ( );    ( , ;
      . hold good)

      7)  (,   ..); to hold a rank  ,
      ; to hold office  

      8)  ();  (); to hold smb. in thrall
      ,  -.; to hold the stage  
      ԣ;     

      9)   , ; this room holds a hundred persons 
         

      10) , ; I hold it good  ,   ; I
      hold him to be wrong  ,   ; to hold smb.
      responsible   -. ; to hold smb. in
      esteem  -.; to hold smb. in contempt  -.

      11) , ; to hold one's tongue ; hold
      your noise! () !

      12)  (); to hold an event  

      13)  ()

      14) , 

      15)  ( )

      #) hold back ) ();  (from); ) ;
      to hold back the truth  ; ) ,  (
        ..); hold by  ();  ();
      hold down )   ; ) ,  ; to hold
      down a job   ,   ; hold forth
      ) , ; ) ; to hold forth a
      hope  ; hold in (); hold off ) ;
      () ; ) ; the rain held off till the
      evening  ۣ  ; hold on )   -.;
      )   -.,   ޣ-.; ): hold on a
      minute! _.   !; hold out ) ;
      ; to hold out hope  ; ) ,
        ; ) ; how long will our supplies hold out?
           ?; ) _. ;
      ; hold over ) , ; ) ,
       ( ); ) _.     ;
      hold to ) ,  (  ..); ) ;
      to hold smb. to his promise    -. 
      ; to hold to terms    ; hold up
      ) , ; to hold up to derision  
      ; ) , ; ) ,
      ; )    ; hold with
      ;   ; 

      *) to hold cheap  ; hold hard! !; !; to hold it
      against smb.    -.,  -.  -.;
      to hold one's hand ; hold your horses  
      ;  ,  ; to hold water 
       ; it won't hold water   
       ; to hold out on smb. _.   -.

  II [huld] _n. _. 
_____

hold-over

  ['huld,uv] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  ,    ; ԣ,  
    ̣   ..

    3) _. ,     
_____

hold-up

  ['huldAp] _n.

    1) ̣;  ( , )

    2) ̣, 

    3) ,  ( )
_____

hold-up man

  ['huldAp'mn] = hold-up 2)
_____

holdall

  ['huldO:l] _n.

    1) ;  

    2)     
_____

holdback

  ['huldbk] _n. , 
_____

holder

  ['huld] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  (  ..)

    3) _.  , ޣ 

    4) , 

    5) _. , , ; 
_____

holdfast

  ['huldfa:st] _n.

    1) , , , 

    2) _.  

    3)  
_____

holding

  ['huldIN]

    1. _pres-p.  hold I, 2

    2. _n.

      1)   (. ); small holdings 
      

      2)  (  ..)

      3) ; _pl. , 

      4) , 
_____

holding capacity

  ['huldINk'psItI] _n. , 
_____

holding company

  ['huldIN'kAmpnI] _n. ,    
   ; -; -
_____

hole

  [hul]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , 

      3) 

      4) 

      5) ; 

      6) _.  ; in a hole   ;
      _.  

      7) , ,   

      8) _.  

      9)    ( )

      10) _. ,  ( )

      11) _. , , 

      *) a hole in one's coat   -. ; like a rat in a
      hole   ; to pick holes (in) ; to
      make a hole in smth.   -. (. ,
      )

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3) _.    ()

      4)    ()

      5)  

      #) hole up )    ; ) ,  
      
_____

hole-and-corner

  ['hulnd'kO:n] _a. _. , ,  
_____

hole-gauge

  ['hulgeId] _n. _. 
_____

hole-in-thewall

  ['hulIn'wO:l] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ,    
_____

holer

  ['hul] _n. _. , 
_____

holey

  ['hulI] _a. 
_____

holiday

  ['hOldI]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  

      2) ; a month's holiday  ; busman's holiday
      _. , ģ  

      3) _pl. 

      4) _attr. , ; holiday time ( season)
       ;   

    2. _v. ,  
_____

holiday-maker

  ['hOldI,meIk] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; ; 
_____

holla

  ['hOl] = hollo(a)
_____

hollo

  ['hOlu]

    1. _int. !

    2. _n. , ; 

    3. _v.

      1) , ; 

      2)  
_____

hollow

  ['hOlu]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , ; 

      2) 

      3) , 

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; ; hollow tree  

      2) , 

      3)  ( )

      4) ; ; hollow sympathy  

      5) , أ

      6) ; 

    3. _adv. , ; to beat hollow )  ;
    ; ) 

    4. _v. ,  ( hollow out)
_____

hollow ware

  ['hOluwE] _n.    ,   .. (,
  ,   ..)
_____

hollow-eyed

  ['hOluaId] _a.      
_____

hollow-hearted

  ['hOlu'ha:tId] _a. 
_____

holly

  ['hOlI] _n. _. 
_____

hollyhock

  ['hOlIhOk] _n. _. - 
_____

holm

  [hum] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) _.  
_____

holm-oak

  ['hum'uk] = holm 3)
_____

holmme

  [hum] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

holocaust

  ['hOlkO:st] _n.

    1) , ; ; ; nuclear holocaust 
    

    2) ,    Σ
_____

holograph

  ['hOlugra:f]

    1. _n.   

    2. _a. 
_____

holography

  [hO'lOgrfI] _n.  (  ߣ )
_____

holster

  ['hulst] _n. 
_____

holt

  I [hult] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  

  II [hult] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (. )
_____

holus-bolus

  ['huls'buls] _adv. _.  , , 
_____

holy

  ['hulI] _a. , ; ; Holy Week  ;
  Holy Writ   ()
_____

holystone

  ['hulIstun]

    1. _n.  ; 

    2. _v.   , 
_____

homage

  ['hOmId] _n.

    1) , ; to do ( to pay, to render) homage
    )  ; )  ; in a kind of
    homage  

    2) _.   
_____

home

  [hum]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; at home ,  ; to make one's home ;
      make yourself at home   

      2)  , ; at home and abroad     

      3) ,  ;  , 

      4) 

      5) ; an orphan's home  

      6) ,   (, )

      7)  ( )

      *) to send smb. home   ; to be not at home to anyone
        ; to be ( to feel) at home in French (English
      etc.)    (  ..) ; one's
      last ( long) home 

    2. _a.

      1) ; home science 

      2) , 

      3) ;  ( ); home market 
      ; home trade  ; Home Office 
       ; Home Secretary   

      4): home position _.  

    3. _adv.

      1) 

      2) 

      3)  

      4)  ,  ; , 

      *) to bring smth. home to smb.  -.;  -.
      ,  (-.); to bring a crime home to smb.
       -.  ; to bring oneself ( to come, to
      get) home  (  );  
      ; to come home to )  ( );   
      ; )  ( );  ; nothing to write
      home about _.  ,  ; to touch home 
       

    4. _v.

      1)   (.   )

      2) ,  

      3)  أ;  ( -.); to home with smb.  
      -.,     -.
_____

home farm

  ['humfa:m] _n.   
_____

home rule

  ['humru:l] _n.

    1) , 

    2) (Home Rule) _. 
_____

home team

  ['humti:m] _n. _.   
_____

home thrust

  ['hum'rAst] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ;  
_____

home-bred

  ['hum'bred] _a.

    1) 

    2) ,  
_____

home-brew

  ['hum'bru:] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

home-brewed

  ['hum'bru:d] _a.

    1)  (   ..)

    2) _. 
_____

home-coming

  ['hum,kAmIN] _n.

    1)  ,  

    2) _.    ()
_____

home-felt

  ['humfelt] _a. , 
_____

home-grown

  ['hum'grun] _a.

    1)  , 

    2) 
_____

home-keeping

  ['hum,ki:pIN]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2)   

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

home-made

  ['hum'meId] _a.

    1)  , ; 

    2)  
_____

home-maker

  ['hum,meIk] _n.  ;  
_____

home-work

  ['humw:k] _n.

    1)  ,  

    2)   ( ,   ..)

    3)  
_____

homecraft

  ['humkra:ft] _n.  
_____

homeland

  ['humlnd] _n. , 
_____

homeless

  ['humlIs] _a. , ; homeless boy 
_____

homelike

  ['humlaIk] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

homeliness

  ['humlInIs] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2)  

    3) _. 
_____

homely

  ['humlI] _a.

    1) , ; , ; homely fare 
    

    2) , 

    3) _. , 
_____

homer

  ['hum] _n.  
_____

homeroom teacher

  ['humrum,ti:tS] _n. _. _. , 
_____

homesick

  ['humsIk] _a.   ,  
_____

homesickness

  ['humsIknIs] _n.   , 
_____

homespun

  ['humspAn]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) , 

    2. _n.  
_____

homestead

  ['humsted] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _.  ()
_____

homesteader

  ['hum'sted] _n. _.  , 
_____

homester

  ['humst] _n.

    1) _.   

    2) 
_____

homestretch

  ['humstretS] _n.

    1)   (   ..)

    2) _.   (-.)
_____

homeward

  ['humwd]

    1. _a. ,   

    2. _adv. ,  
_____

homeward-bound

  ['humwd'baund] _a. ,   ( )
_____

homewards

  ['humwdz] = homeward 2
_____

homey

  ['humI] _a. , 
_____

homicidal

  [,hOmI'saIdl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)     ( )
_____

homicide

  ['hOmIsaId] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) ; justifiable homicide    
    
_____

homily

  ['hOmIlI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

homing

  I ['humIN]

    1. _pres-p.  home 4

    2. _a.  

  II ['humIN] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,  (̣, )

    3) _attr. ; homing device _.  ;
    

    4) _attr. ; homing weapon  
    ; homing missile  
_____

homing pigeon

  ['humIN'pIdIn] _n.  
_____

hominy

  ['hOmInI] _n. 
_____

homoeopath

  ['humjup] _n. 
_____

homoeopathic

  [,humju'pIk] _a. 
_____

homoeopathy

  [,humI'OpI] _n. 
_____

homogeneity

  [,hOmude'ni:ItI] _n. ; 
_____

homogeneous

  [,hOmu'di:njs] _a.

    1)  (. _.)

    2) _. 
_____

homograph

  ['hOmugra:f] _n. _. 
_____

homologate

  [hO'mOlgeIt] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 
_____

homologous

  [hO'mOlgs] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

homonym

  ['hOmunIm] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ԣ; 
_____

homophone

  ['hOmufun] _n. _. 
_____

homosexual

  ['humu'seksjul]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

homosexuality

  ['humuseksju'lItI] _n. 
_____

homy

  ['humI] _a. ,   
_____

hone

  [hun]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  

      2) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) _. 
_____

honest

  ['OnIst] _a.

    1) ; to be quite honest about it  

    2) , 

    3) , , 

    4) , ; an honest girl  ; to
    make an honest woman of smb.   Σ ;
    " "  
_____

honestly

  ['OnIstlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

hone-stone

  ['hunstun] = hone 1, 1)
_____

honesty

  ['OnIstI] _n.

    1) ; honesty is the best policy  -  

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

honey

  ['hAnI]

    1. _n.

      1) ͣ; _. 

      2) _. ; ; ; 

    2. _v. _.

      1)  ; 

      2) 
_____

honey dew

  ['hAnIdju:] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _. 

    3)  
_____

honey-bee

  ['hAnIbi:] _n. () 
_____

honey-buzzard

  ['hAnI,bAzd] _n.  ()
_____

honey-mouthed

  ['hAnI'maud] _a. , , 
_____

honey-pea

  ['hAnIpi:] _n.  
_____

honeycomb

  ['hAnIkum]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _. ,   ( )

    2. _a. ; ; , 

    3. _v.

      1) , 

      2) , 
_____

honeyed

  ['hAnId] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; honeyed words  
_____

honeymoon

  ['hAnImu:n]

    1. _n.  ; to go for a honeymoon   
    

    2. _v.   
_____

honeysuckle

  ['hAnI'sAkl] _n. _. 
_____

hong

  [hON] _n. _.

    1)   ,   

    2)    
_____

honied

  ['hAnId] = honeyed
_____

honk

  [hONk]

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2)   

    2. _v.

      1)  (  )

      2) _. 
_____

honor

  ['On,] _. = honour
_____

honorable

  ['Onrbl] _. = honourable
_____

honoraria

  [,On'rErI] _pl.  honorarium
_____

honorarium

  [,On'rErIm] _n. (_pl. -riums [,On'rErImz], -ria) _. 
_____

honorary

  ['OnrrI] _a.

    1) ޣ; an honorary office ޣ 

    2) 
_____

honorific

  [,On'rIfIk] _a.

    1) ޣ; to earn honorific mention    ,
       

    2)  , 
_____

honour

  ['On]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; in honour  ; on ( upon) my honour 
      ; point of honour  

      2)  ,  

      3) , 

      4) ޣ, , ; to give ( to pay) honour to smb.
       -. , ; to show honour to one's
      parents   

      5) _pl. , ; ; military honours  ;
      the last ( funeral) honours  

      6) _pl. _.    ; to pass an examination
      with honours   

      7)   (.  ); your Honour  

      8) -. (-.),  ()  (,   ..)

      9) _.  Σ

      *) honour bright _.  ; honours of war ޣ
       ; to do the honours of the house  
        ,  ; may I have the honour (of
      your company at dinner, etc.)    (   
      ..)

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  (with)

      3)    ( )

      4)  (),  ()
_____

honourable

  ['Onrbl] _a.

    1) ޣ; honourable duty ޣ 

    2) , 

    3) ; ; 

    4)  (    ,  ); the honourable
    gentleman   (   
       ); Right Honourable 
    (    ,     ..)
_____

honoured

  ['Ond] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

hooch

  [hu:tS] _n. _. _.

    1)  ,   ԣ

    2)  (  )
_____

hood

  [hud]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  ()

      3)  ()

      4) , ; 

      5) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2) , 
_____

hoodie

  ['hudI] _n.  
_____

hoodlum

  ['hudlm] _n. _. 
_____

hoodoo

  ['hu:du:] _.

    1. _n.

      1)   ,  

      2) , 

    2. _v.  ; , 
_____

hoodwink

  ['hudwINk] _v.   ; , 
_____

hooey

  ['hu:I] _n. _. _. , 
_____

hoof

  [hu:f]

    1. _n. (_pl. hoofs [hu:fs], hooves)

      1) 

      2)  

      3) _.  ()

      *) on the hoof   أ ( ); meat on the hoof 
       ; under smb.'s hoof ԣ;  ; to pad
      the hoof  ;    ; to get the hoof 
      

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  

      3) _. ,  ( hoof out)

      4) _. 
_____

hook

  [huk]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  ; 

      3) 

      4)  ;  

      5) , 

      6) _. , ;  

      7) ,     ( )

      8) _. , , 

      *) by hook or by crook   ;  أ, 
      ; to drop ( to pop) off the hooks _.   ;
         ; to go off the hooks _. ) ,
      ; )   ; ) ; on one's own hook _.
      ,   ; to take ( to sling) one's hook
      _. , 

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2) , 

      3) ԣ() (on, up -  )

      4) ,  (); _. ;   ;
      ; 

      5) _. 

      #) hook in ;    -.; hook out
      

      *) to hook it _. , 
_____

hook-and-eye

  ['huknd'aI] _v. ԣ  
_____

hook-nosed

  ['huknuzd] _a.     
_____

hook-up

  ['hukAp]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _.    ; 

      3) _.  ,  

      4) _. _.     
       ; to speak over the (radio) hook-up 
           

    2. _v. _. _.      
      
_____

hook-worm

  ['hukw:m] _n.  ()
_____

hooka

  ['huk] = hookah
_____

hookah

  ['huk] _n. 
_____

hooked

  [hukt]

    1. _p-p.  hook 2

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2)    

      3) _.  

      4) _. _.  
_____

hooker

  ['huk] _n.

    1)  ; the old hooker _.   ( )

    2) _.  
_____

hookey

  ['hukI] = hooky
_____

hooky

  ['hukI] _n.: to play hooky _. _. , 
  (    ..)
_____

hooligan

  ['hu:lIgn] _n. 
_____

hooliganism

  ['hu:lIgnIzm] _n. 
_____

hoop

  I [hu:p]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  ( )

      3) _. , , 

      4) _pl. ; 

      *) to go through the hoop(s)   ֣ 

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  

      2) _. ; ; 

  II [hu:p]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  (  )

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  ( )
_____

hooper

  I ['hu:p] _n. ; 

  II ['hu:p] _n.  
_____

hooping-cough

  ['hu:pINkOf] _n. 
_____

hoop-la

  ['hu:pl] _n.

    1)  "" (    ԣ
       )

    2) _. , , 
_____

hoopoe

  ['hu:pu:] _n.  ()
_____

hoop-skirt

  ['hu:psk:t] _n. ; 
_____

hoot

  I [hu:t]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  

      *) I don't give a hoot ( two hoots) _.    

    2. _v.

      1)  (at - ); , ; to hoot with laughter
      _. ,  

      2)  ( )

      3) ,  ( , )

      #) hoot after   -.  ; hoot away 
      , ; hoot down   ; hoot off,
      hoot out = hoot away

  II [hu:t] = hoots
_____

hootch

  [hu:tS] = hooch
_____

hooter

  ['hu:t] _n. , 
_____

hoots

  [hu:ts]  !, ! ( , )
_____

hoove

  [hu:v] _n. _.  
_____

hooves

  [hu:vz] _pl.  hoof 1
_____

hop

  I [hOp]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) _. ,  

      3) _. _. ̣; ̣

      *) to catch smb. on the hop  -. ; hop, step (
      skip) and jump _.  

    2. _v.

      1) ,    

      2) 

      3)  ( hop over)

      4)  ( ); to hop a taxi     

      5) 

      6) _. , 

      #) hop along    ; hop off _.  
      ; 

      *) to hop it _. , ; to hop the stick ( the
      twig) )   ; ) 

  II [hOp]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)    
_____

hop-bine

  ['hOpbaIn] _n.   
_____

hop-garden

  ['hOp,ga:dn] _n. _-. 
_____

hop-o'-my-thumb

  ['hOpmI'Am] _n. ;   
_____

hop-picker

  ['hOp,pIk] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

hop-pocket

  ['hOp,pOkIt] _n.  
_____

hop-yard

  ['hOpja:d] = hop-garden
_____

hope

  I [hup]

    1. _n.  (of); vague hopes  ; to be past (
    beyond) hope   ģ ; to pin one's hopes on smb.,
    smth.    -., -., he is the hope of his
    school      

    2. _v.

      1)  (for - ); I hope so ,   ; I hope not
      ,    ; to hope against hope   ;
      ,      ; to hope for the best
        ,   

      2) ,  (for)

  II [hup] _n.

    1)   

    2) ; 
_____

hope chest

  ['huptSest] _n.   
_____

hoped-for

  ['huptfO:] _a. ; long hoped-for 
_____

hopeful

  ['hupful]

    1. _a.

      1) ; to feel hopeful 

      2)  ; 

    2. _n. ,  ; a young hopeful! _. _.
     ģ!
_____

hopefulness

  ['hupfulnIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

hopeless

  ['huplIs] _a.

    1) ģ

    2) 

    3) ; hopeless liar  
_____

hopelessness

  ['huplIsnIs] _n. ģ, 
_____

hopper

  I ['hOp] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , . 

    3)      ; ;  
     , 

    4) _. 

    5) _.  , 

  II ['hOp] = hop-picker 1)
_____

hopple

  ['hOpl] _v.

    1)  ()

    2) ; 
_____

hopscotch

  ['hOpskOtS] _n.   ""
_____

hoptoad

  ['hOptud] _n. _. 
_____

horary

  ['hO:rrI] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ;  
_____

horde

  [hO:d]

    1. _n.

      1) ; the Golden Horde _.  

      2) ; , ; fascist hordes  

      3) ; ;  ; hordes of people  

      4) ;  (); a horde of wolves  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  , 
_____

horizon

  [h'raIzn] _n.

    1) ; apparent ( visible) horizon _.  ;
    rational ( true, celestial) horizon _.  ;
    sensible horizon _.  

    2) 

    3) _. ,   
_____

horizontal

  [,hOrI'zOntl]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. ; horizontal fire _.  ;
    horizontal bar _. ; horizontal labour union _.
    ,    
_____

hormone

  ['hO:mun] _n. _. 
_____

horn

  [hO:n]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _pl.  ();  ()

      3)  ; ;  

      4) ; ɣ ()

      5) ,  

      6) _. ; ; 

      7) _attr. ; horn spectacles    

      *) between ( on) the horns of a dilemma   ; 
       ; to draw in one's horns ;
      ; ;   ; to toot one's horn
      _. ,  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) ; 

      3) _.  

      #) horn in ) ; ) ,  
      
_____

hornbeam

  ['hO:nbi:m] _n. _. 
_____

hornblende

  ['hO:nblend] _n. _.  
_____

hornbook

  ['hO:nbuk] _n.

    1) _.  (     )

    2) _. , 
_____

horned

  [hO:nd]

    1. _p-p.  horn 2

    2. _a. ; horned cattle  
_____

hornet

  ['hO:nIt] _n. _. 

    *) to stir up a nest of hornets, to bring a hornets' nest about one's
    ears   
_____

hornlike

  ['hO:nlaIk] _a. , 
_____

hornpipe

  ['hO:npaIp] _n.

    1) ,  ( )

    2)  (   )
_____

hornrimmed

  ['hO:n'rImd] _a.   
_____

horny

  ['hO:nI] _a.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) ; 
_____

horny-handed

  ['hO:nI,hndId] _a.   
_____

horologe

  ['hOrlOd] _n. _. _. 
_____

horology

  [hO'rOldI] _n.

    1)   

    2)  
_____

horoscope

  ['hOrskup] _n. ; to cast a horoscope  
_____

horrent

  ['hOrnt] _a. _. , 
_____

horrible

  ['hOrbl]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) _. , , 

    2. _n.  ; halfpenny horribles  
_____

horrid

  ['hOrId] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. , , 
_____

horrific

  [hO'rIfIk] _a. 
_____

horrify

  ['hOrIfaI] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

horripilation

  [hO,rIpI'leISn] _n.  , 
_____

horror

  ['hOr] _n.

    1) ; the horrors of war  

    2)  (of)

    3) _. -. , ; he is a perfect horror! 
     !

    4) _attr.: a horror film (novel)  () 

    *) the horrors   
_____

horror-stricken

  ['hOr'strIkn] _a. ֣ ,  
_____

horror-struck

  ['hOr'strAk] _a. ֣ ,  
_____

hors de combat

  ['O:d'kO:mba:] _a. _. _predic.    ( 
    ..)
_____

hors-d'oeuvre

  [O:'d:vr] _n. _. 
_____

horse

  [hO:s]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to take horse   ;  ; riding
      horse  ; to horse!  !; spare horse 
      

      2) , ; horse and foot )   ; ) 
       

      3)  ( )

      4) ; ; 

      5) _.     

      6) _attr. ; ; ; _. ; horse
      artillery  

      *) dark ( black) horse ) "ԣ " ( , 
         ; . _.-  );
      ) _. _.  ,   
      ( ); don't look a gift horse in the mouth _. ң
          ; horse opera _. _. 
      ; straight from the horse's mouth   , 
      

    2. _v.

      1)   ;  

      2)  

      3) _.  ,  ,    (
       )

      #) horse around _. , 
_____

horse breeder

  ['hO:s,bri:d] _n. ; 
_____

horse breeding

  ['hO:s,bri:dIN] _n. 
_____

horse godmother

  ['hO:s'gOd,mA] _n. _. ,  , 
_____

horse sense

  ['hO:ssens] _n. _.   
_____

horse-bean

  ['hO:sbi:n] _n. _.  
_____

horse-block

  ['hO:sblOk] _n.  (   )
_____

horse-box

  ['hO:sbOks] _n.

    1)   

    2)      
_____

horse-boy

  ['hO:sbOI] _n. - ; 
_____

horse-breaker

  ['hO:s,breIk] _n.  
_____

horse-breaking

  ['hO:s,breIkIN] _n.  
_____

horse-breeding

  ['hO:s,bri:dIN] _a. 
_____

horse-chanter

  ['hO:s,tSa:nt] _n. ,  
_____

horse-chestnut

  ['hO:s'tSesnAt] _n.   (  )
_____

horse-cloth

  ['hO:sklO] _n. 
_____

horse-collar

  ['hO:s,kOl] _n. 
_____

horse-comb

  ['hO:skum] _n. 
_____

horse-coper

  ['hO:s,kup] = horse-dealer
_____

horse-cover

  ['hO:s,kAv] = horse-cloth
_____

horse-dealer

  ['hO:s,di:l] _n.  , 
_____

horse-drawn

  ['hO:s'drO:n] _a.   
_____

horse-fly

  ['hO:sflaI] _n. 
_____

horse-laugh

  ['hO:sla:f] _n. ,  , , 
_____

horse-mackerel

  ['hO:s,mkrl] _n. 
_____

horse-marine

  ['hO:sm,ri:n] _n.         

    *) tell that to the horse-marines!    !;
    !, ()  - !;  !
_____

horse-mill

  ['hO:smIl] _n.

    1)    

    2) _. ,  
_____

horse-race

  ['hO:sreIs] _n. , 
_____

horse-radish

  ['hO:s,rdIS] _n. 
_____

horse-soldier

  ['hO:s'suld] _n. 
_____

horse-tail

  ['hO:steIl] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ޣ " "

    3) _.  ()

    4) _. 
_____

horse-towel

  ['hO:s,taul] _n.    (  )
_____

horse-trade

  ['hO:streId] _n.   ,  
  
_____

horseback

  ['hO:sbk]

    1. _n.  ; on horseback 

    2. _adv. _. 
_____

horseflesh

  ['hO:sfleS] _n. 
_____

horsehair

  ['hO:shE] _n.

    1)  

    2)    ;  

    3) _attr.   
_____

horse hoe

  ['hO:shu] _n. _-.  
_____

horse latitudes

  ['hO:s'ltItju:dz] _n. _pl. _. " " ( 30 - 35
   N -    ;   . 
   30-35        )
_____

horseleech

  ['hO:sli:tS] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

horseless

  ['hO:slIs] _a. 
_____

horseman

  ['hO:smn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) 

    4) 
_____

horsemanship

  ['hO:smnSIp] _n.   
_____

horsepath

  ['hO:spa:] _n.  
_____

horseplay

  ['hO:spleI] _n.  ;  
_____

horsepower

  ['hO:s,pau] _n. _.  
_____

horseshoe

  ['hO:SSu:]

    1. _n. ; -.,   

    2. _v.  
_____

horsewhip

  ['hO:swIp]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

horsewoman

  ['hO:s,wumn] _n. , 
_____

horsing

  ['hO:sIN]

    1. _pres-p.  horse 2

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

      3) 
_____

horsy

  ['hO:sI] _a. ; ;    , 
    
_____

hortative

  ['hO:ttIv] _a. ; 
_____

hortatory

  ['hO:ttrI] = hortative
_____

horticultural

  [,hO:tI'kAltSrl] _a. ; horticultural crops  ;
  horticultural sundry  
_____

horticulture

  ['hO:tIkAltS] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

horticulturist

  [,hO:tI'kAltSrIst] _n. 
_____

hose

  I [huz]

    1. _n. ,  ( ); ; 

    2. _v.   

  II [huz] _n. _.

    1) ;  

    2) , ,   
_____

hosier

  ['huzI] _n.   
_____

hosiery

  ['huzIrI] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)    (, )

    3)  
_____

hospice

  ['hOspIs] _n.

    1)  (. )

    2) , 

    3) _.  
_____

hospitable

  ['hOspItbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ; hospitable to new ideas 
     ӣ ,   ӣ 
_____

hospital

  ['hOspItl] _n.

    1) , ; to be in hospital   

    2) _. ;  

    3) _.   ; clock hospital
       

    4) _attr. , ; ; Hospital Saturday,
    Hospital Sunday      
_____

hospital chart

  ['hOspItltSa:t] _n.  
_____

hospital-sheet

  ['hOspItlSi:t] = hospital chart
_____

hospital-ship

  ['hOspItlSIp] _n.  ,  
_____

hospital-train

  ['hOspItltreIn] _n.  
_____

hospitaler

  ['hOspItl] = hospitaller
_____

hospitality

  [,hOspI'tlItI] _n. , 
_____

hospitalize

  ['hOspItlaIz] _v. ,   
_____

hospitaller

  ['hOspItl] _n. _. ,   
_____

host

  I [hust] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _. , 

    *) the hosts of heaven )  ; ) ,  ;
    a host in himself    (   ..)

  II [hust]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to act as host  

      2) ,  ; 

      3) _. ,  , ""

      4) _. _.  

      5) _attr.: host country - (  ..);
      host team _.  

      *) to reckon without one's host  ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)   ( , )

  III [hust] _n. _. 
_____

hostage

  ['hOstId] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

hostel

  ['hOstl] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (. youth hostel)

    3) _. 
_____

hosteler

  ['hOstl] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) ,   
_____

hosteller

  ['hOstl] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) ,   
_____

hostess

  ['hustIs] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) , 

    4)    ( )

    5)   ( )
_____

hostile

  ['hOstaIl] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  (to); hostile feelings  
_____

hostility

  [hOs'tIlItI] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) _pl.  ; to open hostilities   
_____

hostler

  ['Osl] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. _-.  
_____

hot

  [hOt]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; ̣; boiling hot 

      2) ; 

      3) ޣ, ģ

      4) ֣; to get hot , 

      5)   (on); 

      6) ; hot scent ,  ; hot  ( news)
      _.  ; hot from the press  
      

      7)   

      8) , 

      9) ԣ ( )

      10) _. _. 

      11) _. _. 

      12) _. _.      ԣ

      13)  ( )

      14) ; hot laboratory   
       

      *) to get one's water hot ; to get into hot water 
       ,   ; to make a place too hot for
      smb. _.  -.; hot number _. _. 
       (  ..); not so hot _.  ,   ; hot
      stuff _. )  , ,   ..;
      )  ; )   ;
      )  ;  ; ) ,
      ; hot potato  ; to drop smth. like a hot potato
      ,   -.; hot money _. " "
      (,         ..);
        ; hot war  

    2. _adv. ,   . {. 1}

    3. _n. _. (the hot)   

    4. _v. _. . heat 2
_____

hot dog

  ['hOt'dOg]

    1. _n. _.    

    2. _int. !
_____

hot well

  ['hOt'wel] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.   
_____

hot wind

  ['hOt'wInd] _n. 
_____

hot-air

  ['hOt'E] _a.

    1) _. , 

    2) _.    
_____

hot-blooded

  ['hOt'blAdId] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

hot-brained

  ['hOt'breInd] = hot-headed
_____

hot-headed

  ['hOt'hedId] _a. ; ; 
_____

hot-plate

  ['hOtpleIt] _n.

    1)    

    2)   
_____

hot-pot

  ['hOtpOt] _n. ۣ   
_____

hot-pressing

  ['hOt,presIN] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

hot-spirited

  ['hOt'spIrItId] _a. , 
_____

hot-tempered

  ['hOt'tempd] _a. 
_____

hot-waterbottle

  ['hOt,wO:t'bOtl] _n. 
_____

hot air

  ['hOtE] _n.

    1)    

    2) _.  ; 
_____

hotbed

  ['hOtbed] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

hotbrain

  ['hOtbreIn] = hothead
_____

hotchpot

  ['hOtSpOt] = hotchpotch
_____

hotchpotch

  ['hOtSpOtS] _n.

    1)     ;     

    2) ,  
_____

hotel

  [hu'tel] _n. , 
_____

hotfoot

  ['hOtfut]

    1. _adv. , ; to come ( to follow) hotfoot on smb.,
    smth.     -., -.

    2. _v. _.  
_____

hothead

  ['hOthed] _n.   ( )
_____

hothouse

  ['hOthaus] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 

    3) _attr. ; hothouse plant  
_____

hotrod

  ['hOtrOd] _n.

    1) ,    

    2) -
_____

hotshot

  ['hOtSOt] _a. _. _.  ( )
_____

hotspur

  ['hOtsp:] _n.

    1) , ,  

    2) 
_____

hough

  [hOk]

    1. _n. ,  

    2. _v.  
_____

hound

  [haund]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  , . ; the hounds  ;
      to follow (the) hounds, to ride to hounds   
      

      2) ; ""

      3)      "hare and hounds" {. hare}

    2. _v.

      1)  ()

      2) ,  

      3)  (at, on, upon)

      #) hound down , ; hound out ,  
      
_____

hour

  ['au] _n.

    1) ; at an early hour ; to keep early ( good) hours 
       ; to keep late ( bad) hours  
      ; pay by the hour  

    2) ̣  ; dinner hour  ; office hours
      ( ,   ..); peak hours  ; the
    off hours  ; after hours  ;  
      ..; out of hours   

    *) the question of the hour  ( ) ; till
    all hours  ,  
_____

hour-circle

  ['au's:kl] _n. _.  
_____

hour-glass

  ['augla:s] _n.   (   )
_____

hour-hand

  ['auhnd] _n.  
_____

hourly

  ['aulI]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) 

      4)  ( )

    2. _adv.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) 
_____

house

  1. _n. [haus], _pl. ['hauzIz]

    1) ; ; 

    2) ; ; ; to keep house  ; to keep the
    house  

    3) , ; , 

    4) (. the House)  (); a parliament of two houses
     ; lower house  ; upper house 
    ; House of Commons  ; House of Lords  ;
    House of Representatives  ,  
     ; third house _. _.  ; to enter
    the House   ; to divide the house _. 
    ͣ ; to make a house   ( 
    )

    5)  

    6) (the House) _. () 

    7) ; , ; appreciative house  ,
    ; to bring down the (whole) house   ;
    full house 

    8) ; ; the first house starts at five o'clock 
        

    9) (the House) _.  

    10)  ;   

    11) ,  

    12)  

    13) _. 

    14) _attr. , 

    *) house and home ,  ; house of call , 
        , ;   
    ..; house of correction - ; on the house
     ޣ , ; a drink on the house 
    ; to set ( to put) one's house in order   
     ; like a house on fire _.   

  2. _v. [hauz]

    1)  ;  أ

    2) , 

    3)  ( ); we can house together    

    4) ,  ( ,   ..)

    5) _-.  ();  ()

    6) (), 

    7) _. 
_____

house allowance

  ['haus,launs] _n. _.  ()
_____

house party

  ['haus,pa:tI] _n.  ,    
   
_____

house-agent

  ['haus,eIdnt] _n.       
_____

house-boy

  ['hausbOI] _n. , 
_____

house-break

  ['hausbreIk] _v.    
_____

house-builder

  ['haus,bIld] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) _pl.     
_____

house-dog

  ['hausdOg] _n.  У
_____

house-flag

  ['hausflg] _n.  
_____

house-fly

  ['hausflaI] _n.  
_____

house-physician

  ['hausfI,zISn] _n. ,   
_____

house-proud

  ['haus'praud] _a.   ,  
  ; house-proud woman  ,  
_____

house-room

  ['hausrum] _n.  ; ; أ; to give house-room to
  smth.   ( )  -.; to give house-room to smb.
   -.
_____

house-surgeon

  ['haus's:dn] _n.  ,   
_____

house-to-house

  ['haust'haus] _a.: house-to-house fighting  ; house-to-house
  canvassing   (    )
_____

house-top

  ['haustOp] _n. 

    *) to proclaim from the house-tops ) _.   ;
    )   
_____

house-warm

  ['hauswO:m] _v.  
_____

house-warming

  ['haus,wO:mIN] _n.  
_____

houseboat

  ['hausbut] _n.

    1)  ;   ,   

    2)   ;  
_____

housebreaker

  ['haus,breIk] _n.

    1) , 

    2)    
_____

housecoat

  ['hauskut] _n.  
_____

housecraft

  ['hauskra:ft] _n.      
   
_____

housefather

  ['haus,fa:] _n.

    1)  

    2)    - ;
      
_____

houseful

  ['hausful] _n.  ; houseful of furniture    
  ,   ӣ 
_____

household

  ['haushuld]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  

      3) _pl.  ,   

    2. _a. , ; household appliances  ;
    household word  ,  ;  

      *) household gods   ; -  
_____

household franchise

  ['haushuld'frntSaIz] = household suffrage
_____

household suffrage

  ['haushuld'sAfrId] _n.    ߣ 
_____

household troops

  ['haushuld'tru:ps] _n. () ,  
_____

householder

  ['haus,huld] _n.

    1) ߣ   

    2)  
_____

housekeeper

  ['haus,ki:p] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

housekeeping

  ['haus,ki:pIN] _n.  ; 
_____

houseless

  ['hauslIs] _a. ;   
_____

housemaid

  ['hausmeId] _n.  (.  );  ( 
  )
_____

housemaster

  ['haus,ma:st] _n.    
_____

housemother

  ['haus,mA] _n.

    1)  ;   ( )

    2)    ,   ..
_____

housewife

  ['hauswaIf] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) ['hAzIf]     (  
    ); 
_____

housewifely

  ['haus,waIflI] _a. , ; 
_____

housewifery

  ['hauswIfrI]  ; 
_____

housework

  ['hausw:k] _n.   
_____

housing

  I ['hauzIN]

    1. _pres-p.  house 2

    2. _n.

      1)  ;  

      2)  

      3) , 

      4) , ; ; 

      5) _. , ; , 

      6) _. 

      7) _attr.: a housing list     
         ; housing estate  

  II ['hauzIN] _n. ;  ( )
_____

hove

  [huv] _p.  _p-p.  heave 2
_____

hovel

  ['hOvl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2)  ( )

      3) 

    2. _v. _-.    ()
_____

hover

  ['hOv] _v.

    1)  ( ; . hover over, hover about);  (
    )

    2) ,  (around, about - , )

    3) ,  ;  ; to hover between life
    and death     

    4) ,  , 
_____

hovercraft

  ['hOvkra:ft] _n. ,   ..   
_____

how

  [hau]

    1. _adv.

      1) _inter. ?,  ?; how did you do it?   
      ?; how comes it?, how is it? _.   ?,
        ?; how so?  ?

      2) _inter. ?; how old is he?   ?; how is milk?
        ?

      3) _conj. ; tell him how to do it () ,  
      ; ask him how he does it () ,    

      4) _emph. !; how funny!  !;  !

      *) and how! _. _. ݣ !;   ( _.); how do
      you do?, how d'ye do? !;  ?; how are you?
       ?; how about..?  ޣ..?; how about going for a
      walk?     ?; it was a swell party, and how! 
        !; how now?   ?;   ?

    2. _n. _. , ; the how of it   
_____

how-d'ye-do

  ['haudI'du:]

    1. _n. _.    ; here's a nice
    ( pretty) how-d'ye-do!   !

    2. = how do you do {. how 1}
_____

how-do-you-do

  ['haudju'du:] . how 1
_____

however

  [hau'ev]

    1. _adv.   

    2. _cj. ,   ,   
_____

howitzer

  ['hauIts] _n. _. 
_____

howl

  [haul]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; ң

      2) _. ң, 

    2. _v. , ,  ( );  ( £)

      #) howl down  (,   ..)
_____

howler

  ['haul] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. ,  

    3) _.  ()

    4) _. 

    *) to come a howler   
_____

howling

  ['haulIN]

    1. _pres-p.  howl 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) _.  (   ..); ; howling swell
       ; howling shame )   ; ) 
      
_____

howsoever

  [,hausu'ev] _adv.   
_____

hoy

  I [hOI] _n.

    1)   

    2) 

  II [hOI] _int. !
_____

hoyden

  ['hOIdn] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) -
_____

hub

  I [hAb] _n.

    1)  (), 

    2)  , , ; hub of the universe 
    ; the Hub _. _. . 

  II [hAb] = hubby
_____

hubble-bubble

  ['hAbl,bAbl] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , 

    3) ,  
_____

hubbub

  ['hAbAb] _n. , ,  
_____

hubby

  ['hAbI] _n. (_.  husband) _. Σ
_____

hubris

  ['hju:brIs] _. _n. ; 
_____

huckaback

  ['hAkbk] _n.     (   ..)
_____

huckle-bone

  ['hAklbun] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)  ();  
_____

huckleberry

  ['hAklbrI] _n. 
_____

huckster

  ['hAkst]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) , 

      3) ; ;  

      4)   -   

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) ; 

      3)  ,  ()
_____

huddle

  ['hAdl]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3) , 

      4) _. _.  ; to go into a huddle  
      

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) , 

      3) , 

      4) ߣ, ף  (. huddle together,
      huddle up)
_____

hue

  I [hju:] _n. , 

  II [hju:] _n.

    1): hue and cry ;  "!, !";  (against)

    2) _. ,    
_____

huff

  [hAf]

    1. _n.

      1)  , ; to be in ( to get into) a huff
        

      2) ,  ( )

    2. _v.

      1) ,   

      2) 

      3) ;  (into; out of)

      4) (), ()

      5)  ()
_____

huffish

  ['hAfIS] _a. ; ; 
_____

huffy

  ['hAfI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) = huffish
_____

hug

  [hAg]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; to give smb. a hug  -.

      2) ,  ( )

    2. _v.

      1)  ,   

      2)  (-.)

      3)  ,  ( -.)

      4)   (-)

      5): to hug oneself on ( for, over) smth.   
      -.,   
_____

huge

  [hju:d] _a. , , 
_____

hugely

  ['hju:dlI] _adv. , 
_____

hugeness

  ['hju:dnIs] _n. 
_____

hugeous

  ['hju:ds] (. _.) . huge
_____

hugger-mugger

  ['hAg,mAg]

    1. _n.

      1) ; in hugger-mugger 

      2) 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

    3. _adv.

      1) 

      2) , -

    4. _v.

      1) ;  

      2)  ()

      3)  , -
_____

huguenot

  ['hju:gnOt] _n. _. _. 
_____

hulk

  [hAlk] _n.

    1)   

    2) ,   ,   

    3) _. 

    4)   
_____

hulking

  ['hAlkIN] _a. , , 
_____

hull

  I [hAl]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.   , , 

  II [hAl]

    1. _n.

      1)  (, ); hull down  ,  
      ; hull out  ,   

      2) , 

      3) _. 

    2. _v.     
_____

hullabaloo

  [,hAlb'lu:] _n. , , , 
_____

hulled

  I [hAld]

    1. _p-p.  hull I, 2

    2. _a. , ݣ

  II [hAld] _p-p.  hull II, 2
_____

hullo

  ['hA'lu] = hulloa
_____

hulloa

  ['hA'lu] _int. !
_____

hum

  I [hAm]

    1. _n.

      1) , , 

      2) _.  , 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  , ; to hum and ha(w) ) ,
      ; )  , 

      3)    , 

      4) _.   ; he makes things hum  
       

      5) _.  , 

  II [hAm] _.  humbug 1, 1)

  III [hAm] _int. !
_____

human

  ['hju:mn]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; the human race  

      2)  ; it's human to err  
      

    2. _n. _. , 
_____

humane

  [hju:'meIn] _a.

    1) , ; Humane Society   

    2) 
_____

humaneness

  [hju:'meInnIs] _n. , , 
_____

humanism

  ['hju:mnIzm] _n. 
_____

humanist

  ['hju:mnIst] _n.

    1) 

    2)     
_____

humanitarian

  [hju:,mnI'tErIn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

humanity

  [hju:'mnItI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) , , 

    4)  , 

    5): the humanities )  ; )  ;
     
_____

humanize

  ['hju:mnaIz] _v.

    1) ; ; 

    2)  
_____

humankind

  ['hju:mn'kaInd] _n. 
_____

humanly

  ['hju:mnlI] _adv.

    1) -;    

    2)    ; all that is humanly possible ӣ, 
      

    3) , 
_____

humble

  I ['hAmbl]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) , ; in humble circumstances  Σ
      

      3) , ; a humble request  

      4) , 

    2. _v. ; 

  II ['hAmbl] = hummel
_____

humble-bee

  ['hAmblbi:] _n. 
_____

humbug

  ['hAmbAg]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) (  _int.) , ; 

      3) , 

      4)  

    2. _v. , ; to humbug into smth.   
    -.; to humbug out of smth.   -.
_____

humdinger

  [hAm'dIN] _n. _. _.   
_____

humdrum

  ['hAmdrAm]

    1. _n.

      1)  , 

      2)  

    2. _a. , 
_____

humect

  [hju:'mekt] = humectate
_____

humectate

  [hju:'mekteIt] _v. _. , 
_____

humeral

  ['hju:mrl] _a. _. 
_____

humid

  ['hju:mId] _a. , 
_____

humidify

  [hju:'mIdIfaI] _v. 
_____

humidity

  [hju:'mIdItI] _n. , ; 
_____

humidor

  ['hju:mId] _n.

    1)      ̣  
    (  ..)

    2)    
_____

humify

  I ['hju:mIfaI] _v. 

  II ['hju:mIfaI] _v. _-.  ()
_____

humiliate

  [hju:'mIlIeIt] _v. , 
_____

humiliating

  [hju:'mIlIeItIN] _a. , 
_____

humiliation

  [hju:,mIlI'eISn] _n. 
_____

humility

  [hju:'mIlItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

hummel

  ['hAml] _a. , 
_____

hummer

  ['hAm] _n. _. , 
_____

humming

  ['hAmIN]

    1. _pres-p.  hum I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) _. , ; a humming blow  
_____

humming-bird

  ['hAmINb:d] _n. _. 
_____

humming-top

  ['hAmINtOp] _n.  ()
_____

hummock

  ['hAmk] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2)  
_____

humor

  ['hju:m] _. = humour
_____

humorist

  ['hju:mrIst] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

humorous

  ['hju:mrs] _a.

    1) 

    2) , , ; humorous accident 
    
_____

humour

  ['hju:m]

    1. _n.

      1) ; sense of humour  

      2) , ; ; in the humour for  ; in
      good (bad  ill) humour   () ; out of
      humour   ; when the humour takes him   

      3): cardinal humours _. _.  ""  
       (, , ֣, ޣ ֣  )

    2. _v.  (-.); ; 
_____

humourist

  ['hju:mrIst] = humorist
_____

humous

  ['hju:ms] _a. ; humous soil  
_____

hump

  [hAmp]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) _.  ; to get the hump ; to give smb.
      the hump    -.,  -. 

      4) ,  ; to get over the hump 
       

    2. _v.

      1) ()

      2)      

      3) _.    (  ..)
_____

humpback

  ['hAmpbk] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

humpbacked

  ['hAmpbkt] _a. 
_____

humph

  [mm], [hAmf] _int. ! ( , )
_____

humpty-dumpty

  ['hAmptI'dAmptI] _n.  , 
_____

humpy

  ['hAmpI] _n. _. 
_____

humus

  ['hju:ms] _n. , ; ڣ
_____

hunch

  [hAntS]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  , ; a hunch of bread  

      3)  ( )

      4) _. , ; on a hunch ; to have a
      hunch ; 

    2. _v.

      1) (), () ( hunch up)

      2) 
_____

hunchback

  ['hAntSbk] _n. 
_____

hundred

  ['hAndrd]

    1. _n-card.

      1) ; about a ( one) hundred  ; great ( long)
      hundred  

      2) -; we'll meet at nine hundred hours    9,00
      ( -)

      *) one hundred per cent ()  ; ; a hundred to one
      ,   ; the hundred and one odd chances
       ; a hundred and one things to do   

    2. _n.

      1)  ; ; hundreds of people  

      2) _.  (   )
_____

hundred-percenter

  ['hAndrdp'sent] _n. _.

    1) -;  

    2)  ;  
_____

hundredfold

  ['hAndrdfuld]

    1. _a. 

    2. _adv.   
_____

hundredth

  ['hAndrd]

    1. _n-ord. 

    2. _n.  
_____

hundredweight

  ['hAndrdweIt] _n.  (  112  = 50,8 .,   100
   = 45,3 .)
_____

hung

  [hAN] _p.  _p-p.  hang 2
_____

hunger

  ['hANg]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  ,  (-.; for, after)

    2. _v.

      1) ,  

      2)   (into; out of)

      3)  ,  (for, after)
_____

hunger-march

  ['hANgma:tS] _n.  
_____

hunger-marcher

  ['hANg,ma:tS] _n.   
_____

hunger-strike

  ['hANgstraIk]

    1. _n.  ()

    2. _v.  
_____

hungry

  ['hANgrI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)  ,  (-.; for)

    3) ,  ( )
_____

hunk

  [hANk] = hunch 1, 2)
_____

hunker

  ['hANk] _n. _.

    1) _.     

    2) 

    3) _attr. 
_____

hunkers

  ['hANkz] _n. _pl. _.: on one's hunkers )  ; ) 
   
_____

hunks

  [hANks] _n. 
_____

hunky-dory

  [,hANkI'dO:rI] _a. _. _. , 
_____

hunt

  [hAnt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) (Hunt)   

      3)  (-.; for); to be on the hunt for smth.  
      -.

    2. _v.

      1)  (.  ); hunt the fox, hunt the hare, hunt
      the squirrel   ,    -. 
      -.

      2) , ,  (  ..)

      #) hunt after ; , ; hunt away ; hunt
      down ) ; ; ) ; ) ; hunt for
      , ; hunt out, hunt up ; _. 
_____

hunt-the-slipper

  ['hAnt'slIp] _n.    ()
_____

hunter

  ['hAnt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ( )

    3)  

    4)    
_____

hunter's moon

  ['hAntzmu:n] _n.    
_____

hunting

  ['hAntIN]

    1. _pres-p.  hunt 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _attr. 
_____

hunting-box

  ['hAntINbOks] _n.  
_____

hunting-crop

  ['hAntINkrOp] _n.  
_____

hunting-ground

  ['hAntINgraund] _n.  

    *) happy hunting-ground(s) ) ,   
    (    ); ) ,
     ;   
_____

hunting-horn

  ['hAntINhO:n] _n.  
_____

hunting-party

  ['hAntIN,pa:tI] _n.  ( )
_____

hunting-season

  ['hAntIN'si:zn] _n.  
_____

hunting-song

  ['hAntINsON] _n.  
_____

hunting-whip

  ['hAntINwIp] = hunting-crop
_____

huntress

  ['hAntrIs] _n. -
_____

huntsman

  ['hAntsmn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

hup

  [hAp] = hupp
_____

hupp

  [hAp]

    1. _int. -! ( )

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  ң
_____

hurdle

  ['h:dl]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; 

      2) _. , ; to clear the hurdle  (
      ,  ) 

      3) (the hurdles) _pl. = hurdle-race

      4) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1)  Σ (. hurdle off)

      2)   

      3)    

      4) _.  
_____

hurdle-race

  ['h:dlreIs] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

hurdler

  ['h:dl] _n. _. 
_____

hurdling

  ['h:dlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  hurdle 2

    2. _n. _.  
_____

hurdy-gurdy

  ['h:dI,g:dI] _n.

    1)    

    2) 

    3) _. £    
_____

hurl

  [h:l]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.

      1)  ( ); ; ; to hurl oneself 
      (at, upon - ); to hurl reproaches at smb.  -. ң

      2) _. 
_____

hurley

  ['h:lI] _n.

    1)    

    2)      
_____

hurly-burly

  ['h:lI,b:lI] _n. , , 
_____

hurra

  [hu'ra:] = hurrah
_____

hurrah

  [hu'ra:]

    1. _int. !

    2. _n. 

      *) hurra's nest _. _.  ; ;
      

    3. _v.  "!"
_____

hurray

  [hu'reI] = hurrah
_____

hurricane

  ['hArIkn] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) _attr. , ; hurricane deck _. ̣ 
    ;  
_____

hurricane lamp

  ['hArIknlmp] _n.  ""
_____

hurried

  ['hArId]

    1. _p-p.  hurry 2

    2. _a. , , ; to have a hurried meal 
    ; to write a few hurried lines   
_____

hurry

  ['hArI]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; in a hurry ) ; ) _.
      , ; to be in a hurry , ; to be in no
      hurry   ; he won't do that again in a hurry 
           ; no hurry   

      2) ,   ( -.)

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (. hurry along, hurry up); hurry up!
      !, !, !

      2)    

      3)   

      4)  ,   ..

      #) hurry away, hurry off )  ; )  ,
      ; hurry over  -; hurry through  -,
      ; the business was hurried through   
      , 
_____

hurry-scurry

  ['hArI'skArI]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _adv. , -

    3. _v.   ;  ; 
_____

hurry-up

  ['hArI'Ap] _a. _. _. ; hurry-up repairs  
_____

hurst

  [h:st] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ;  

    3) , 
_____

hurt

  [h:t]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) , 

      3) 

    2. _v. (hurt)

      1)  ; ; 

      2)  , 

      3) , ,  ; to hurt smb.'s feelings ,
       -.; nothing hurts like the truth   

      4) _. ; my hand still hurts  ӣ ݣ 
_____

hurtful

  ['h:tful] _a. , 
_____

hurtle

  ['h:tl] _v.

    1) ,   , 

    2)   

    3)  (. hurtle together);   ,
     (against - )
_____

husband

  ['hAzbnd]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)   

      3) _. 
_____

husbandly

  ['hAzbndlI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

husbandman

  ['hAzbndmn] _n. _. ; 
_____

husbandry

  ['hAzbndrI] _n.

    1)  , ; 

    2) , 
_____

hush

  [hAS]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) (); 

      #) hush up , ; 

    3. _int. !, !
_____

hush-hush

  ['hAS'hAS] _a.   , ; hush-hush show
  _. _.     
_____

hush-money

  ['hAS,mAnI] _n.   
_____

hushaby

  ['hASbaI] _int. -
_____

hushfully

  ['hASfulI] _adv. ۣ, 
_____

husk

  [hAsk]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _.  £  

      3) -. , 

    2. _v.   , 
_____

husky

  I ['hAskI]

    1. _a.

      1)  

      2) 

      3) , 

      4) _. , , 

    2. _n. _. , ,  ; 

  II ['hAskI] _n.  ( )
_____

huso

  ['hju:su] _n. 
_____

hussar

  ['hu'za:] _n. 
_____

hussy

  I ['hAsI] _n.

    1)  

    2) , 

  II ['hAsI] _n. , ;  (   ..)
_____

hustings

  ['hAstINz] _n. _pl.

    1) _.  

    2) _. ,    1872 .   
    

    3)    
_____

hustle

  ['hAsl]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ;  

    2. _v.

      1) (), (); to hustle through the crowded streets
        

      2) ,   (-.; into); to be hustled into a
      decision     

      3) , 

      4)     ( hustle up)

      #) hustle away , 
_____

hustler

  ['hAsl] _n.  
_____

hut

  [hAt]

    1. _n.

      1) , , 

      2) 

      3) _attr. ; hut barracks _.   

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   
_____

hutch

  [hAtS]

    1. _n.

      1)     ..

      2) 

      3) _. , 

      4) _.  

      5)    

      6) _. 

    2. _v.  
_____

hutment

  ['hAtmnt] _n.

    1) ӣ   

    2)   ,   ..
_____

hutting

  ['hAtIN]

    1. _pres-p.  hut 2

    2. _n.      
_____

huzza

  [hu'za:]

    1. _int. !

    2. _n.  "!"

    3. _v.  "!"
_____

huzzy

  ['hAzI] = hussy I
_____

hyacinth

  ['haIsIn] _n. _. _. 
_____

hyaena

  [haI'i:n] = hyena
_____

hyaline

  ['haIlIn] _a.

    1) _.  ; 

    2) , 
_____

hyalite

  ['haIlaIt] _n. _.  , 
_____

hyaloid

  ['haIlOId] _a. 
_____

hybrid

  ['haIbrId]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) -.    

    2. _a. ; ; 
_____

hybridization

  [,haIbrIdaI'zeISn] _n. _. , 
_____

hybridize

  ['haIbrIdaIz] _v. _. ()
_____

hydra

  ['haIdr] _n. 
_____

hydrangea

  [haI'dreInd] _n. _.  ()
_____

hydrant

  ['haIdrnt] _n.  , 
_____

hydrargyrum

  [haI'dra:dIrm] _n. _. 
_____

hydrate

  ['haIdreIt] _n. _. , ; hydrate of lime ۣ
  ; hydrate of sodium  
_____

hydraulic

  [haI'drO:lIk] _a. ; hydraulic cement  
  (  )
_____

hydraulics

  [haI'drO:lIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

hydride

  ['haIdraId] _n. _.   
_____

hydro

  I ['haIdru] _n. (_pl. -os ['haIdruz]) _. _.  hydropathic 2

  II ['haIdru] _n. (_pl. -os ['haIdruz]) _. _.  hydroaeroplane
_____

hydroaeroplane

  ['haIdru'ErpleIn] _n. ̣, 
_____

hydrocarbon

  ['haIdru'ka:bn] _n. _. 
_____

hydrocyanic

  ['haIdrusaI'nIk] _a. _. ; hydrocyanic acid
   
_____

hydrodynamics

  ['haIdrudaI'nmIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

hydroelectric

  ['haIdruI'lektrIk] _a. 
_____

hydrofluoric

  ['haIdruflu:'OrIk] _a.: hydrofluoric acid  (
  ) 
_____

hydrofoil

  ['haIdrufOIl] _n.

    1)  

    2)    
_____

hydrogen

  ['haIdrIdn] _n. _.

    1) ; heavy hydrogen ֣ , 

    2) _attr. 
_____

hydrogen bomb

  ['haIdrIdnbOm] = H-bomb
_____

hydrogenous

  [haI'drOdIns] _a. , ,  
_____

hydrography

  [haI'drOgrfI] _n. 
_____

hydrology

  [haI'drOldI] _n. 
_____

hydrolysis

  [haI'drOlIsIs] _n. _. 
_____

hydromechanics

  ['haIdrumI'knIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

hydrometer

  [haI'drOmIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

hydropathic

  [,haIdru'pIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. _. 
_____

hydropathy

  [haI'drOpI] _n. 
_____

hydrophobia

  ['haIdru'fubj] _n. _. , 
_____

hydrophone

  ['haIdrfun] _n.  ( )
_____

hydrophyte

  ['haIdrfaIt] _n. _.  , 
_____

hydropic

  [haI'drOpIk] _a. _. , ԣ
_____

hydroplane

  ['haIdrupleIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ̣
_____

hydroponics

  [,haIdru'pOnIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) _-. 
_____

hydropsy

  ['haIdrOpsI] _n. _. 
_____

hydrosphere

  ['haIdrusfI] _n. 
_____

hydrostatic

  [,haIdru'sttIk] _a. 
_____

hydrostatics

  [,haIdru'sttIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

hydrous

  ['haIdrs] _a. ,  
_____

hydroxide

  [haI'drOksaId] _n. _. ,  
_____

hyena

  [haI'i:n] _n. 
_____

hygiene

  ['haIdi:n] _n. 
_____

hygienic

  [haI'di:nIk] = hygienical
_____

hygienical

  [haI'di:nIkl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

hygienics

  [haI'di:nIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.)  ; 
_____

hygrometer

  [haI'grOmIt] _n. 
_____

hygroscopic

  [,haIgru'skupIk] _a. 
_____

hylic

  ['haIlIk] _a. , 
_____

hylotheism

  ['haIlIIzm] _n. _. 
_____

hymen

  ['haImen] _n. _.  , 
_____

hymeneal

  [,haIme'ni:l] _a. 
_____

hymn

  [hIm]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.  ; 
_____

hymnal

  ['hImnl]

    1. _n.   

    2. _a.   
_____

hymn-book

  ['hImbuk] = hymnal 1)
_____

hyp

  [hIp] = hip III, 1
_____

hyperacoustic

  ['haIpr'ku:stIk] _a. _. 
_____

hyperbola

  [haI'p:bl] _n. (_pl. -lae, -s [haI'p:blz]) _. 
_____

hyperbolae

  [haI'p:bli:] _pl.  hyperbola
_____

hyperbole

  [haI'p:blI] _n. ; 
_____

hyperbolic

  [,haIp:'bOlIk] = hyperbolical
_____

hyperbolical

  [,haIp:'bOlIkl] _a. ; 
_____

hyperborean

  [,haIp:bO:'ri:n] _.

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n.   , 
_____

hypercritical

  ['haIp:'krItIkl] _a.  , 
_____

hypermarket

  [,haIp:'ma:kIt] _n.   , 
   ,   
_____

hypermetrical

  ['haIp:'metrIkl] _a.    ( )
_____

hypersensitive

  ['haIp:'sensItIv] _a.  
_____

hypersonic

  ['haIp:'sunIk] _a. , ; hypersonic speed
   
_____

hypertension

  ['haIp:'tenSn] _n.   
_____

hypertrophy

  [haI'p:trufI] _n. 
_____

hyphen

  ['haIfn]

    1. _n. ,  ޣ

    2. _v.   
_____

hyphenate

  ['haIfneIt]

    1. _v. = hyphen 2

    2. _n. _. _.    (.:
    Irish American     ..)
_____

hyphenated

  ['haIfneItId]

    1. _p-p.  hyphenate 1

    2. _a.

      1)   

      2): a hyphenated American = hyphenate 2
_____

hypnosis

  [hIp'nusIs] _n. 
_____

hypnotic

  [hIp'nOtIk]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _n.

      1) ,  

      2)  

      3)  ()
_____

hypnotism

  ['hIpntIzm] _n. 
_____

hypnotist

  ['hIpntIst] _n. ڣ
_____

hypnotize

  ['hIpntaIz] _v. 
_____

hypo

  ['haIpu] _.  hyposulphite
_____

hypochondria

  [,haIpu'kOndrI] _n. 
_____

hypochondriac

  [,haIpu'kOndrIk]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.  
_____

hypocrisy

  [hI'pOkrsI] _n. , 
_____

hypocrite

  ['hIpkrIt] _n. , 
_____

hypocritical

  [,hIp'krItIkl] _a. , , 
_____

hypodermatic

  [,haIpud:'mtIk] _. = hypodermic 1  2, 1)
_____

hypodermic

  [,haIpu'd:mIk]

    1. _a. _. ; hypodermic syringe ( needle)  
     

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) = hypodermic syringe

      3) ,   
_____

hypophyses

  [haI'pOfIsi:z] _pl.  hypophysis
_____

hypophysis

  [haI'pOfIsIs] _n. (_pl. -ses) _. 
_____

hyposulphite

  [,haIpu'sAlfaIt] _n. 
_____

hypotenuse

  [haI'pOtInju:z] _n. _. 
_____

hypothec

  [haI'pOk] _n. ; 
_____

hypothecate

  [haI'pOIkeIt] _v.  ()
_____

hypothermia

  [,haIpu':mI] _n. _. 
_____

hypotheses

  [haI'pOIsi:z] _pl.  hypothesis
_____

hypothesis

  [haI'pOIsIs] _n. (_pl. -theses) , 
_____

hypothesize

  [haI'pOIsaIz] _v.  
_____

hypothetic

  [,haIpu'etIk] = hypothetical
_____

hypothetical

  [,haIpu'etIkl] _a. , 
_____

hypsometric

  [,hIpsu'metrIk] _a. _. ; hypsometric date 
  
_____

hyson

  ['haIsn] _n.   ̣ 
_____

hy-spy

  ['haI'spaI] _n.   
_____

hyssop

  ['hIsp] _n. _.  ()
_____

hysteresis

  [,hIst'ri:sIs] _n. _. , ,  
_____

hysteria

  [hIs'tIrI] _n. 
_____

hysterical

  [hIs'terIkl] _a. , 
_____

hysterics

  [hIs'terIks] _n. _pl. ,  
_____

iamb

  ['aImb] = iambus
_____

iambi

  [aI'mbaI] _pl.  iambus
_____

iambic

  [aI'mbIk]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 
_____

iambus

  [aI'mbs] _n. (_pl. -bi, -es [I'mbsIz]) 
_____

iarovize

  ['ja:rvaIz] _. _v. _-. 
_____

ibex

  ['aIbeks] _n. (_pl. -xes ['aIbeksIz], ibices) _.  ڣ
_____

ibices

  ['aIbIsi:z] _pl.  ibex
_____

ibidem

  [I'baIdem] _. _adv.  ,    
_____

ibis

  ['aIbIs] _n. _. 
_____

ice

  [aIs]

    1. _n.

      1) ̣; to keep smth. on ice   ; _.
          

      2) 

      *) to break the ice   ;   (,
      ); to cut no ice )   ; )  
      ; straight off the ice ) ,    (
      ); ) ; ; (to skate) on thin ice
      ()  ,  

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2)  

      3)   

      #) ice up ; iced up ԣ 
_____

ice-age

  ['aIs'eId] _n.   (. Ice Age)
_____

Ice Age

  ['aIs'eId] _n.   (. ice-age)
_____

ice-axe

  ['aIsks] _n. ,   ()
_____

ice-bag

  ['aIsbg] _n. _.   
_____

ice-boat

  ['aIsbut] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) 
_____

ice-bound

  ['aIsbaund] _a.

    1)   (   ..)

    2) ԣ  (   ..)
_____

ice-box

  ['aIsbOks] _n. ; 
_____

ice-breaker

  ['aIs,breIk] _n. 
_____

ice-cold

  ['aIs'kuld] _a.   ̣, 
_____

ice-cream

  ['aIs'kri:m] _n. 
_____

ice-field

  ['aIsfi:ld] _n.  ,  ̣
_____

ice-floe

  ['aIsflu] _n.  
_____

ice-hockey

  ['aIs,hOkI] _n.   
_____

ice-house

  ['aIshaus] _n.

    1) , 

    2)   (. )
_____

ice-pack

  ['aIspk] _n.  ,  ̣,  ̣
_____

ice-pail

  ['aIspeIl] _n. ģ   (  )
_____

ice-rink

  ['aIsrINk] _n. 
_____

ice-run

  ['aIsrAn] _n.   (   )
_____

ice-show

  ['aIsSu] _n.   
_____

ice-yacht

  ['aIsjOt] _n. 
_____

iceberg

  ['aIsb:g] _n. 
_____

iceblink

  ['aIsblINk] _n.  
_____

ice-drift

  ['aIs'drIft] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,   
_____

iceman

  ['aIsmn] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) 

    4) _. ,  
_____

ichneumon

  [Ik'nju:mn] _n. _.

    1) ,  , 

    2)  (; . ichneumon fly)
_____

ichor

  ['aIkO:] _n.

    1) _. _.  ( )

    2) _. , ;  
_____

ichthyography

  [,IkI'OgrfI] _n. 
_____

ichthyoid

  ['IkIOId] _a. 
_____

ichthyologist

  [,IkI'OldIst] _n. 
_____

ichthyology

  [,IkI'OldI] _n. 
_____

ichthyophagous

  [,IkI'Ofgs] _a. 
_____

ichthyosaurus

  [,IkI'sO:rs] _n. 
_____

icicle

  ['aIsIkl] _n. 
_____

icily

  ['aIsIlI] _adv.  (. _.)
_____

icing

  ['aIsIN]

    1. _pres-p.  ice 2

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)   

      3) 

      4) _. 
_____

icon

  ['aIkOn] _n. 
_____

iconic

  [aI'kOnIk] _a. 
_____

iconoclast

  [aI'kOnuklst] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ,    , 
_____

iconography

  [,aIkO'nOgrfI] _n. 
_____

iconoscope

  [aI'kOnskup] _n. _. 
_____

icteric

  [Ik'terIk] _a.  , 
_____

icterus

  ['Iktrs] _n. _. 
_____

ictus

  ['Ikts] _n.

    1)    

    2) _.  

    3) _.  
_____

icy

  ['aIsI] _a.

    1) ,  (. _.); icy welcome  ɣ

    2)  
_____

idea

  [aI'dI] _n.

    1) ; ; that's the idea  !;   !

    2) , ; we hadn't the slightest idea of it  
         ; to give an idea of smth.
        ޣ-.; this is not my idea of a good
    book      

    3) , ; what an idea!   !; what's the
    big idea? _.  ݣ ?;   ?

    4) , ; he is full of new ideas     

    *) the young idea  
_____

ideal

  [aI'dIl]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , ; 
_____

idealism

  [aI'dIlIzm] _n. 
_____

idealist

  [aI'dIlIst] _n. 
_____

idealistic

  [aI,dI'lIstIk] _a. 
_____

ideality

  [,aIdI'lItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) (. _pl.) -. , 
_____

idealization

  [aI,dIlaI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

idealize

  [aI'dIlaIz] _v.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

ideally

  [aI'dIlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) ,  
_____

ideate

  [aI'di:eIt] _v.

    1) _.  

    2) ;   
_____

ideation

  [,aIdI'eISn] _n.      
_____

idee fixe

  [IdeI'fi:ks] _n. _.  , 
_____

idem

  ['aIdem] _. _n.   ;   ;   
_____

identic

  [aI'dentIk] _a.

    1) = identical

    2): identic note ,   (
      )
_____

identical

  [aI'dentIkl] _a.

    1)    (  ); the identical room where
    Shakespeare was born   ,    

    2) , ,  (with)
_____

identification

  [aI,dentIfI'keISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ;  

    3) ; identification of enemy units _. 
      

    4) ,  (with)

    5) _attr. ; identification parade  ;
    identification disc ( disk) _.  ; identification
    prisoner  , ""
_____

identify

  [aI'dentIfaI] _v.

    1)   (with)

    2) ,  ; to identify oneself 
    ,   

    3) ;  (with)
_____

identikit

  [aI'dentIkIt] _n.  (  ..),   
_____

identity

  [aI'dentItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) , 

    4) _. 

    5) _attr. , ; identity card 
    
_____

ideogram

  ['IdIugrm] _n.  ( ,   
  )
_____

ideograph

  [A'IdIugra:f] _n.  ( ,   
  )
_____

ideographic

  [,IdIu'grfIk] = ideographical
_____

ideographical

  [,IdIu'grfIkl] _a. 
_____

ideolect

  ['IdIlekt] _n.   ; is this word part of
  your ideolect?     ?
_____

ideological

  [,aIdI'lOdIkl] _a. 
_____

ideologist

  [,aIdI'OldIst] _n. 
_____

ideology

  [,aIdI'OldI] _n. , 
_____

ides

  [aIdz] _n. _pl. .- 
_____

idiocy

  ['IdIsI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

idiom

  ['IdIm] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) , , ; local idiom  

    3)   (  )
_____

idiomatic

  [,IdI'mtIk] _a.

    1) ;    

    2)  

    3) 
_____

idiosyncrasy

  [,IdI'sINkrsI] _n.

    1)  ,  , 

    2) _. 
_____

idiosyncratic

  [,IdIsIN'krtIk] _a. 
_____

idiot

  ['IdIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ; a drivelling idiot  
_____

idiotic

  [,IdI'OtIk] _a. , 
_____

idle

  ['aIdl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; ; to lie idle  
      ,  ; to stand idle   (
      , )

      2) , 

      3) , 

      4) , ; idle talk  

      5) _. , 

      6) _. ,  ( )

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ( idle about); to idle away one's
      time    

      2)   (   ..)
_____

idle space

  ['aIdlspeIs] _n. _.  
_____

idle-headed

  ['aIdl'hedId] _a. , 
_____

idleness

  ['aIdlnIs] _n. , , ; ; to live in
  idleness    
_____

idler

  ['aIdl] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.    , , , 
_____

idling

  ['aIdlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  idle 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.    
_____

idly

  ['aIdlI] _adv. ; ; to stand by idly  
_____

idol

  ['aIdl] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

idolater

  [aI'dOlt] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

idolatress

  [aI'dOltrIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

idolatry

  [aI'dOltrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

idolize

  ['aIdlaIz] _v.

    1) ,  

    2)  
_____

idyll

  ['IdIl] _n. 
_____

idyllic

  [aI'dIlIk] _a. 
_____

idyllize

  ['aIdIlaIz] _v.  
_____

if

  [If]

    1. _cj.

      1)  ( .   ); I shall see him if he
      comes   ģ,   

      2)   ( .   ); if only I knew 
          (); if only I had known     
      ()

      3)      
      : do you know if he is here?   ,   ?;
      I don't know if he is here   ,   

      4): even if   (); I will do it, even if it takes me the
      whole day   ,    ͣ  

      5)  .  .   ,   ..;
      well, if I haven't left my umbrella in the train  , 
         !

      *) as if  , ; as if you didn't know ()   
      ; if only   ;  ; he may show up if only to
      see you    ,     , 
       ; if and when    ģ; if not  , 
       ...

    2. _n. , ; if ifs and ans were pots and pans 
      
_____

iffy

  ['IfI] _a. _. _. ̣
_____

igloo

  ['Iglu:] _n.  (    )
_____

igneous

  ['IgnIs] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) _. , ,  
_____

ignis fatuus

  ['IgnIs'ftjus] _. _n.

    1)  Σ

    2)  
_____

ignite

  [Ig'naIt] _v.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3)   

    4) 
_____

igniter

  [Ig'naIt] _n. _. 
_____

ignition

  [Ig'nISn] _n.

    1) , ; ; 

    2) 

    3) _attr. 
_____

ignoble

  [Ig'nubl] _a.

    1) , ; ; ignoble peace  ; ignoble
    purposes  

    2) _.  
_____

ignominious

  [,Ignu'mInIs] _a. , ; ignominious defeat 
  
_____

ignominy

  ['IgnmInI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ,  ; 
_____

ignoramus

  [,Ign'reIms] _. _n. (_pl. -es [,Ign'reImsIz]) 
_____

ignorance

  ['Ignrns] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  (of); to do smth. from ( through) ignorance
     -.  
_____

ignorant

  ['Ignrnt] _a.

    1) 

    2) ,   (of, in; that); I was ignorant of the time 
     ,  
_____

ignore

  [Ig'nO:] _v.

    1) 

    2) _.  (, )
_____

ikon

  ['aIkOn] = icon
_____

il-

  [Il] _pref. . in I  II
_____

ileus

  ['IlIs] _n. _.  ,  
_____

ilex

  ['aIleks] _n. _. 
_____

ilia

  ['IlI] _pl.  ilium
_____

iliac

  ['IlIk] _a. _. ; iliac passion = ileus
_____

ilium

  ['IlIm] _n. (_pl. -ia) _.  
_____

ilk

  [Ilk] _a. _.: of that ilk )  ,    
  ; Guthrie of that ilk    ; ) _.  
  ,   ..; and others of that ilk     
_____

ill

  [Il]

    1. _a.

      1) _predic. , ; to be ill  ; to fall
      ( to be taken) ill 

      2) (worse; worst) , ; ill fame  ; ill success
      

      3) (worse; worst) , ; , ; he had ill
      luck   

      *) as ill luck would have it  

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _pl. ; the ills of life  , ,
      

    3. _adv.

      1) , ; ; ; to behave ill  
      ; ill at ease   ; to go ill with smb. 
      , ,   -.; to take a thing ill
        -.

      2)  ,  ; I can ill afford it      
      
_____

ill-advised

  ['Ild'vaIzd] _a. ; 
_____

ill-affected

  ['Il'fektId] _a. ; 
_____

ill-bred

  ['Il'bred] _a.  ; , 
_____

ill-conditioned

  ['Ilkn'dISnd] _a.

    1)  , 

    2) , 

    3)   ;   

    4) _-. ,  ( )

    5) _. 
_____

ill-considered

  ['Ilkn'sIdd] _a. 
_____

ill-disposed

  ['IldIs'puzd] _a.

    1)   ; 

    2)  (towards - )

    3)   ,   
_____

ill-fated

  ['Il'feItId] _a. ; ; 
_____

ill-favoured

  ['Il'feIvd] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

ill-feeling

  ['Il'fi:lIN] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

ill-found

  ['Il'faund] _a.  ֣,   ( ޣ-.)
_____

ill-founded

  ['Il'faundId] _a. 
_____

ill-gotten

  ['Il'gOtn] _a.     ԣ

    *) ill-gotten, ill-spent _.    ģ
_____

ill-humoured

  ['Il'hju:md] _a.   ;  
_____

ill-luck

  ['Il'lAk] _n. , 
_____

ill-mannered

  ['Il'mnd] _a. , 
_____

ill-natured

  ['Il'neItSd] _a.  , ; 
_____

ill-omened

  ['Il'umend] _a.  , 
_____

ill-placed

  ['Il'pleIst] _a.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

ill-sorted

  ['Il'sO:tId] _a.  
_____

ill-spoken

  ['Il'spukn] _a.   
_____

ill-starred

  ['Il'sta:d] _a.    , ,
  
_____

ill-suited

  ['Il'sju:tId] _a. , 
_____

ill-tempered

  ['Il'tempd] _a.   ; , 
_____

ill-timed

  ['Il'taImd] _a. , 
_____

ill-treat

  ['Il'tri:t] _v. ,  
_____

ill-treatment

  ['Il'tri:tmnt] _n.  
_____

ill-use

  1. _n. ['Il'ju:s]  

  2. _v. ['Il'ju:z]   ( -.)
_____

ill-used

  ['Il'ju:zd]

    1. _p-p.  illuse 2

    2. _a.   
_____

ill-will

  ['Il'wIl] _n. ;  (to, towards)
_____

ill-wisher

  ['Il'wIS] _n. 
_____

ill-wresting

  ['Il'restIN] _a.

    1) 

    2)     
_____

illation

  [I'leISn] _n. _. , 
_____

illative

  [I'leItIv] _a.  , 
_____

ill breeding

  ['Il'bri:dIN] _n.  , , 
_____

illegal

  [I'li:gl] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; illegal strike _. ,   
    
_____

illegality

  [,Ili:'glItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

illegibility

  [I,ledI'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

illegible

  [I'ledbl] _a. ޣ, ,  ( )
_____

illegitimacy

  [,IlI'dItImsI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ģ
_____

illegitimate

  [,IlI'dItImIt]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) ģ

      3)   ( )

    2. _v.  
_____

illiberal

  [I'lIbrl] _a.

    1) ݣ; 

    2)  (  )

    3) , 
_____

illicit

  [I'lIsIt] _a. ; , ݣ
_____

illimitable

  [I'lImItbl] _a. , 
_____

illinium

  [I'lInIm] _n. _. 
_____

illiteracy

  [I'lItrsI] _n. ; 
_____

illiterate

  [I'lItrIt]

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2) ; 

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) 
_____

illness

  ['IlnIs] _n. ; 
_____

illogical

  [I'lOdIkl] _a. 
_____

illogicality

  ['IlOdI'klItI] _n. 
_____

illume

  [I'lu:m] _. . illumine 1)  2)
_____

illuminate

  [I'lju:mIneIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ,  

    3)    ; 

    4) 

    5)  , 
_____

illuminating

  [I'lju:mIneItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  illuminate

    2. _a.

      1) , ; illuminating gas  

      2) 
_____

illumination

  [I,lju:mI'neISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ݣ

    3) 

    4) (. _pl.) 

    5) _pl.     ; 

    6) 

    7) _attr. ; illumination engineering 
    
_____

illuminative

  [I'lju:mIntIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

illumine

  [I'lju:mIn] _v.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

illusion

  [I'lu:n] _n.

    1) ,  ; ; optical illusion  ; to
    indulge in illusions  ; to have no illusions about
    smb. (smth.)    -. ޣ ( -. )

    2)  , 
_____

illusionist

  [I'lu:nIst] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , ڣ

    3) _.  
_____

illusive

  [I'lu:sIv] _a. , , 
_____

illusory

  [I'lu:srI] = illusive
_____

illustrate

  ['IlstreIt] _v.

    1) ; a well-illustrated book  
    

    2) ,  (,   ..)
_____

illustration

  [,Ils'treISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

illustrative

  ['IlstreItIv] _a. ; 
_____

illustrious

  [I'lAstrIs] _a. ; , 
_____

illy

  ['IlI] _. = ill 3
_____

image

  ['ImId]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ;  ( )

      2)  (); 

      3) ; to be the spitting image of smb. _.  
      -.    ;    -.

      4) , ; to speak in images  

      5) 

      6) _.  ( ޣ-.)

      7)  (   ..)

      8) _attr.: image fault _.  ; image effect
      _.  

    2. _v.

      1) ,  

      2)   ,  

      3) 

      4) 
_____

image-building

  ['ImId,bIldIN] _n.  ,  
  ( ,   ..)
_____

imagery

  ['ImIdrI] _n.

    1) _. _. 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

imaginable

  [I'mdInbl] _a. 
_____

imaginary

  [I'mdInrI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

imagination

  [I,mdI'neISn] _n.

    1) ; ;  

    2) () 
_____

imaginative

  [I'mdIntIv] _a.

    1) ң  

    2) ;   ; imaginative literature
     
_____

imagine

  [I'mdIn] _v.

    1) ,  

    2) , , 

    3) , 
_____

imagines

  [I'meIdIni:z] _pl.  imago
_____

imago

  [I'meIgu] _n. (_pl. -gines, -os [I'meIguz])

    1) 

    2)  (   )
_____

imbalance

  [Im'blns] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) 
_____

imbecile

  ['ImbIsi:l]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. , 
_____

imbecility

  [,ImbI'sIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) 
_____

imbed

  [Im'bed] = embed
_____

imbibe

  [Im'baIb] _v.

    1) , , ; 

    2) ; 

    3) _.  (.  )
_____

imbibition

  [,ImbI'bISn] _n.   . {. imbibe}
_____

imbrex

  ['Imbreks] _n. (_pl. imbrices) _.  
_____

imbricate

  ['ImbrIkeIt] _v. _.  ̣
_____

imbrication

  [,ImbrI'keISn] _n.

    1) _.  ̣

    2) _.    
_____

imbrices

  ['ImbrIsi:z] _pl.  imbrex
_____

imbroglio

  [Im'brulIu] _n. (_pl. -os [Im'brulIuz]) ; ,
   
_____

imbrue

  [Im'bru:] _v. , ; to imbrue one's hands with blood
    
_____

imbue

  [Im'bju:] _v.

    1) , , 

    2)  ();   (, ); 
    ()

    3) , , ;  (); imbued with
    patriotism      
_____

imitate

  ['ImIteIt] _v.

    1) ,   

    2) , ; 

    3) , 

    4) _.      
_____

imitation

  [,ImI'teISn] _n.

    1) , , ; to give an imitation of smb.
     -.; in imitation of smb.   -.

    2) ; , 

    3) _attr. , ; imitation leather 
    ; imitation jewelry ,  
_____

imitative

  ['ImIttIv] _a.

    1) ; imitative arts  ; imitative
    word  

    2) , 

    3) , 
_____

imitator

  ['ImIteIt] _n. , 
_____

immaculacy

  [I'mkjulsI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

immaculate

  [I'mkjulIt] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , 

    3) _. 
_____

immanence

  ['Imnns] _n.

    1) ,  , 

    2) _. 
_____

immanency

  ['ImnnsI] _n.

    1) ,  , 

    2) _. 
_____

immanent

  ['Imnnt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

immaterial

  [,Im'tIrIl] _a.

    1) ; , 

    2) , 
_____

immateriality

  ['Im,tIrI'lItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

immature

  [,Im'tju] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) _.  (  );  ( )
_____

immaturity

  [,Im'tjurItI] _n. 
_____

immeasurability

  [I,mer'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

immeasurable

  [I'merbl] _a. , ; 
_____

immediacy

  [I'mi:djsI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

immediate

  [I'mi:djt] _a.

    1) , ; immediate contagion _. 
    

    2) ; my immediate neighbours   ; the
    immediate postwar years   ; in our immediate
    time    

    3) , , ; to take immediate action
      ,  
_____

immediately

  [I'mi:djtlI]

    1. _adv.

      1) 

      2) ,  

    2. _cj.  ; you may leave immediately he comes  ,
       ģ
_____

immedicable

  [I'medIkbl] _a. 
_____

immemorial

  [,ImI'mO:rIl] _a.

    1) ; from time immemorial   ͣ

    2) 
_____

immense

  [I'mens] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) _. , 
_____

immensely

  [I'menslI] _adv. _. , , 
_____

immensity

  [I'mensItI] _n. , 
_____

immerse

  [I'm:s] _v.

    1) ,  (in)

    2) ,  (, )

    3) , ; immersed in debt   
_____

immersion

  [I'm:Sn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 

    3) _.   
_____

immigrant

  ['ImIgrnt]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _a. 
_____

immigrate

  ['ImIgreIt] _v. 
_____

immigration

  [,ImI'greISn] _n. 
_____

imminence

  ['ImInns] _n.  (-.); , ;
  , 
_____

imminent

  ['ImInnt] _a. , , ,  ( 
   ..)
_____

immiscible

  [I'mIsIbl] _a.   , 
_____

immitigable

  [I'mItIgbl] _a.

    1)   , 

    2) 
_____

immixture

  [I'mIkstS] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  (in - )
_____

immobile

  [I'mubaIl] _a. ; 
_____

immobility

  [,Imu'bIlItI] _a. 
_____

immobilize

  [I'mubIlaIz] _v.

    1)  ;  ; , ,
    

    2) _.  , 

    3)    ()
_____

immoderate

  [I'mOdrIt] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) 
_____

immodest

  [I'mOdIst] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

immodesty

  [I'mOdIstI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

immolate

  ['ImuleIt] _v.

    1)   

    2) _.  (-.)
_____

immolation

  [,Imu'leISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (. _.)
_____

immoral

  [I'mOrl] _a. , ; , 
_____

immorality

  [,Im'rlItI] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2)  
_____

immortal

  [I'mO:tl]

    1. _a. ; , ; immortal glory ( fame)
     

    2. _n. _pl. (the immortals)  (    )
_____

immortality

  [,ImO:'tlItI] _n. , 
_____

immortalization

  [I,mO:tlaI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

immortalize

  [I'mO:tlaIz] _v. , 
_____

immortelle

  [,ImO:'tel] _n. _. _. , 
_____

immovability

  [I,mu:v'bIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , , 
_____

immovable

  [I'mu:vbl]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; ; immovable property
       

      2) , 

      3) , , 

    2. _n. _pl.  , 
_____

immune

  [I'mju:n] _a.

    1)  ( -. ); 

    2) ģ,  ( -.)

    3) 
_____

immunity

  [I'mju:nItI] _n.

    1)  ( -. ); 

    2)  ( ,   ..)

    3) 
_____

immunization

  [I,mju:naI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

immunize

  ['Imju:naIz] _v. 
_____

immunology

  [,Imju:'nOlOdI] _n. 
_____

immure

  [I'mju] _v.

    1) ; to immure oneself   ң 

    2) _. ;   

    3) _.  
_____

immurement

  [I'mjumnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)   
_____

immutability

  [I,mju:t'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

immutable

  [I'mju:tbl] _a. , 
_____

imp

  [Imp] _n.

    1) ԣ, ӣ

    2) ̣ ( £)

    3) _. ; 
_____

impact

  1. _n. ['Impkt]

    1) , ; 

    2) , 

    3) , 

    4) _attr. , ; impact fuze _.  ;
    impact strength _.  

  2. _v. [Im'pkt]

    1)  

    2)  

    3) (); 
_____

impair

  [Im'pE] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  (); , ; to impair one's health
     ϣ 

    3)  
_____

impaired

  [Im'pEd]

    1. _p-p.  impair

    2. _a.

      1) , ; impaired development 
       ( _-. )

      2) 
_____

impairment

  [Im'pEmnt] _n. ; 
_____

impale

  [Im'peIl] _v.

    1) , ; to impale oneself upon smth. ,
      -.

    2) _.   

    3) _.  
_____

impalement

  [Im'peIlmnt] _n.

    1) _.   

    2)  
_____

impalpability

  [Im,plp'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

impalpable

  [Im'plpbl] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) , ; impalpable distinctions , 
     
_____

impanel

  [Im'pnl] = empanel
_____

imparity

  [Im'prItI] _n. 
_____

impark

  [Im'pa:k] _v.

    1)  ()  

    2)    ( )
_____

impart

  [Im'pa:t] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ,  (, )
_____

impartial

  [Im'pa:Sl] _a. , ; 
_____

impartiality

  ['Im,pa:SI'lItI] _n. , 
_____

impartible

  [Im'pa:tIbl] _a.  ( )
_____

impassable

  [Im'pa:sbl] _a. , 
_____

impasse

  [m'pa:s] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) ,  
_____

impassibility

  ['Im,psI'bIlItI] _n.

    1)  (   ..)

    2) ; 
_____

impassible

  [Im'psIbl] _a.

    1)  (   ..)

    2) ; 
_____

impassion

  [Im'pSn] _v.  ;  
_____

impassioned

  [Im'pSnd]

    1. _p-p.  impassion

    2. _a.  , , 
_____

impassive

  [Im'psIv] _a.

    1) = impassible 1)

    2) , ; 
_____

impassivity

  [,Imp'sIvItI] _n. , 
_____

impaste

  [Im'peIst] _v.

    1) _. ,   

    2) ,    {. paste 1}
_____

impatience

  [Im'peISns] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

impatient

  [Im'peISnt] _a.

    1) 

    2)  (-.); ; impatient of reproof 
     

    3) ;   (of)
_____

impawn

  [Im'pO:n] _v.

    1)   , 

    2) _. 
_____

impeach

  [Im'pi:tS] _v.

    1)   ;  ; to impeach smb.'s motives
      -. 

    2) 

    3)  (of, with)

    4)     
_____

impeachment

  [Im'pi:tSmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)    (.   );
    
_____

impeccability

  [Im,pek'bIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

impeccable

  [Im'pekbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; an impeccable record   
_____

impecunious

  [,ImpI'kju:njs] _a. , , 
_____

impedance

  [Im'pi:dns] _n. _.  , 
_____

impede

  [Im'pi:d] _v. , , ;  (,
   ,   ..); his load impeded him 
   
_____

impediment

  [Im'pedImnt] _n.

    1) , , ; an impediment in one's speech
    

    2) _. _.   

    3) _pl.  
_____

impedimenta

  [Im,pedI'ment] _n. _pl.  
_____

impedimental

  [Im,pedI'mentl] _a. , 
_____

impel

  [Im'pel] _v.

    1)   

    2) ,  (to)
_____

impellent

  [Im'pelnt]

    1. _n. ,  

    2. _a. , 
_____

impeller

  [Im'pel] _n. _. ,  , 
_____

impend

  [Im'pend] _v. (. _pres-p.)

    1)  (over); _. . ; the danger impending over us
      

    2) , 
_____

impendence

  [Im'pendns] _n. ,  (-.)
_____

impendent

  [Im'pendnt] _a. , ; ; 
_____

impending

  [Im'pendIN]

    1. _pres-p.  impend

    2. _a. , , ; an impending storm
     
_____

impenetrability

  [Im,penItr'bIlItI] _n.   . {. impenetrable}
_____

impenetrable

  [Im'penItrbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; ; impenetrable darkness  

    3) , 

    4)   ; a mind impenetrable by ( to) new
    ideas  
_____

impenetrate

  [Im'penItreIt] _v.  ;  
_____

impenitence

  [Im'penItns] _n. 
_____

impenitent

  [Im'penItnt] _a. ; ; 
_____

imperatival

  [Im,per'taIvl] _a. _. ,   
  
_____

imperative

  [Im'pertIv]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  , 

      2) _. 

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , ; 

      3): imperative mood _.  
_____

imperceptible

  [,Imp'septbl] _a. , 
_____

imperfect

  [Im'p:fIkt]

    1. _a.

      1) , ,  

      2) , ۣ

      3) _. imperfect tense = 2

    2. _n. _.   , 
_____

imperfection

  [,Imp'fekSn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

imperial

  [Im'pIrIl]

    1. _a.

      1) ;    

      2) 

      3) , 

      4) ; 

      5) ,  (  ); imperial gallon
        (= 4,54 .)

    2. _n.

      1)  ()

      2)   (23 .  31 .)

      3) ,  ,   ..

      4)  (   )
_____

imperialism

  [Im'pIrIlIzm] _n. 
_____

imperialist

  [Im'pIrIlIst] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

imperialistic

  [Im,pIrI'lIstIk] _a. 
_____

imperil

  [Im'perIl] _v.  
_____

imperious

  [Im'pIrIs] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) , ; imperious want  
_____

imperishability

  [Im,perIS'bIlItI] _n. ; 
_____

imperishable

  [Im'perISbl] _a.

    1) ; , 

    2) 
_____

impermanent

  [Im'p:mnnt] _a.

    1) , ̣

    2) 

    3) ,  ( )
_____

impermeability

  [Im,p:mj'bIlItI] _n. ; 
_____

impermeable

  [Im'p:mjbl] _a.

    1) ; ; impermeable to water
    

    2) _. ,  ( )
_____

impermissible

  [,Imp'mIsbl] _a. , 
_____

impersonal

  [Im'p:snl] _a.

    1)  (. _.);    ̣ 

    2) ; , 

    3) , 
_____

impersonality

  [Im,p:s'nlItI] _n. 
_____

impersonate

  [Im'p:sneIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  

    3)   ( -.)
_____

impersonation

  [Im,p:s'neISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  

    3) 
_____

impersonator

  [Im'p:sneIt] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) 
_____

impertinence

  [Im'p:tInns] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) 
_____

impertinent

  [Im'p:tInnt] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) 
_____

imperturbability

  ['Imp:,t:b'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

imperturbable

  [,Imp:'t:bbl] _a. , 
_____

impervious

  [Im'p:vjs] _a.

    1) ; impervious soil  

    2)  (to)

    3) ; ,  (   ..)
_____

impetigo

  [,ImpI'taIgu] _n. _. 
_____

impetuosity

  [Im,petju'OsItI] _n. , ; ;
  
_____

impetuous

  [Im'petjus] _a.

    1) , , ; 

    2) 
_____

impetus

  ['ImpIts] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) () ; , , , ; to give an
    impetus to smth.  -.
_____

impiety

  [Im'paItI] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) , 
_____

impinge

  [Im'pInd] _v.

    1) ,  (on, upon, against)

    2) , ; to impinge upon smb.'s rights ,
      -. 
_____

impingement

  [Im'pIndmnt] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  ( -. )
_____

impious

  ['ImpIs] _n. 
_____

impish

  ['ImpIS] _a. ; ; impish laughter  
_____

implacability

  [Im,plk'bIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

implacable

  [Im'plkbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

implant

  1. _v. [Im'pla:nt]

    1) ; , 

    2) 

    3)  ()

  2. _n. ['Impla:nt] _.    ,   
   (   )
_____

implantation

  [,Impla:n'teISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  ()
_____

implement

  1. _n. ['ImplImnt] ; , ; (. _pl.)
  , ; 

  2. _v. ['ImplIment]

    1) , ;  ; to implement a
    decision    

    2)  
_____

implementation

  [,ImplImen'teISn] _n. , 
_____

implex

  ['Impleks] _a. , 
_____

implicate

  ['ImplIkeIt] _v.

    1) , ; to be implicated in a crime   
    

    2)   , 

    3) 
_____

implication

  [,ImplI'keISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , , 

    3) ,  ; ; ; by implication ;
    the implication of events ,  
_____

implicit

  [Im'plIsIt] _a.

    1) ,   , ; implicit denial
     ; implicit function _.  

    2) , , ; implicit faith  
_____

implicitly

  [Im'plIsItlI] _adv.

    1)  

    2)  , 
_____

implode

  [Im'plud] _v. ()
_____

implore

  [Im'plO:] _v. ; 
_____

imploringly

  [Im'plO:rINlI] _adv. ;  
_____

imply

  [Im'plaI] _v.

    1)   , ; with all that it implies  
       

    2) , 
_____

impolicy

  [Im'pOlIsI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

impolite

  [,Imp'laIt] _a. , 
_____

impolitic

  [Im'pOlItIk] _a. ; , 
_____

imponderable

  [Im'pOndrbl]

    1. _a.

      1) ,  ̣

      2)   ޣ; ; 

    2. _n. (. _pl.)  ; -. ; -., 
      
_____

import

  I

    1. _n. ['ImpO:t]

      1) , 

      2) _pl. ,  ; imports and exports  
      ;    

    2. _v. [Im'pO:t]

      1) ,  (into)

      2) , ; to import personal feelings 
       

  II

    1. _n. ['ImpO:t]

      1) , , 

      2) , ; a question of great import  
      

    2. _v. [Im'pO:t]

      1) , , 

      2)  ,  ; that does not import   
      
_____

importable

  [Im'pO:tbl] _a. 
_____

importance

  [Im'pO:tns] _n.

    1) , ; a position of importance 
    

    2) ; to attach importance to smth.  -. ;
      -.; of no importance   
_____

important

  [Im'pO:tnt] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) , ; to look important    
    
_____

importation

  [,ImpO:'teISn] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2)  
_____

importer

  [Im'pO:t] _n. ԣ
_____

importless

  ['ImpO:tlIs] _a. , , 
_____

importunate

  [Im'pO:tjunIt] _a.

    1) ; , 

    2) , 
_____

importune

  [Im'pO:tju:n] _v. ;  ;  
_____

importunity

  [,ImpO:'tju:nItI] _n. ;    
_____

impose

  [Im'puz] _v.

    1)  (,   ..);  (; on)

    2)  (on, upon)

    3) ()

    4)  ,  (on, upon)

    5) _.  ();  ( )
_____

imposing

  [Im'puzIN]

    1. _pres-p.  impose

    2. _a.   ; , 
_____

imposition

  [,Imp'zISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) 

    4) _.  ( , )

    5) _.   (  )
_____

impossibility

  [Im,pOs'bIlItI] _n.   . {. impossible}
_____

impossible

  [Im'pOsbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) _. , 
_____

impost

  ['Impust] _n.

    1) _. , ; 

    2) _.    
_____

impostor

  [Im'pOst] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

imposture

  [Im'pOstS] _n. , 
_____

impotable

  [Im'putbl] _a.   
_____

impotence

  ['Imptns] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

impotent

  ['Imptnt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

impound

  [Im'paund] _v.

    1) 

    2)  ()

    3) , 

    4)  ()
_____

impoundment

  [Im'paundmnt] _n. , 
_____

impoverish

  [Im'pOvrIS] _v.

    1)   ,  ,  

    2)  ()

    3)  ()

    4) ,  , ; to impoverish life 
    
_____

impoverished

  [Im'pOvrISt]

    1. _p-p.  impoverish

    2. _a.

      1) ݣ; impoverished soil ݣ 

      2) , ; an impoverished existence  
_____

impoverishment

  [Im'pOvrISmnt] _n. ,   . {. impoverish}
_____

impracticability

  [Im,prktIk'bIlItI] _n.   . {. impracticable}
_____

impracticable

  [Im'prktIkbl] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) , ; 

    3) , ; 

    4)   , 
_____

impractical

  [Im'prktIkl]

    1) = impracticable

    2) = unpractical
_____

imprecate

  ['ImprIkeIt] _v. ,    -. 
_____

imprecation

  [,ImprI'keISn] _n. 
_____

imprecatory

  ['ImprIkeItrI] _a. ,  
_____

impregnability

  [Im,pregn'bIlItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) _.  
_____

impregnable

  [Im'pregnbl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , 

    3) _.  
_____

impregnate

  1. _a. [Im'pregnIt] = impregnated

  2. _v. ['ImpregneIt]

    1) 

    2) , 

    3)  (with)

    4) ; 
_____

impregnated

  ['ImpregneItId] _a.

    1) ң

    2) 

    3) ,  (with)
_____

impregnation

  [,Impreg'neISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

impresari

  [,Impre'sa:ri:] _pl.  impresario
_____

impresario

  [,Impre'sa:rIu] _. _n. (_pl. -os [,Impre'sa:rIuz]; -ri) Σ,
  
_____

imprescriptible

  [,ImprIs'krIptbl] _a. 
_____

impress

  I

    1. _n. ['Impres]

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3) , , ,  (-.); a work bearing an
      impress of genius ,   

    2. _v. [Im'pres]

      1) ; 

      2) , ,  (on); to impress a mark upon
      smth. ,    ޣ-.

      3) , ,  ( ); impress on him
      that he must...  ,   ...

      4)  , ; to impress smb. favourably
          -.

  II [Im'pres] _v.

    1) _. _.  

    2)  (  ..)
_____

impressibility

  [Im,presI'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

impressible

  [Im'presbl] _a. , 
_____

impression

  [Im'preSn] _n.

    1) ; strong impression  ; visual
    (auditive) impression  () ; to make (
    to produce) an impression  ; to be under the
    impression   ; we are under the impression that
    nothing can be done at present     , 
       

    2) , 

    3) , ; 

    4)  (); ,  ( )

    5) _. ,  ()
_____

impressionability

  [Im,preSn'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

impressionable

  [Im'preSnbl] _a. , 
_____

impressionism

  [Im'preSnIzm] _n. _. 
_____

impressionistic

  [Im,preS'nIstIk] _a. _. 
_____

impressive

  [Im'presIv] _a.   ; ;
  ; impressive speech  
_____

impressment

  [Im'presmnt] _n.

    1)   (  )

    2) 
_____

imprest

  ['Imprest] _n. , ޣ 
_____

imprimatur

  [,ImprI'meIt] _. _n.

    1)   ( )

    2) , 
_____

imprimis

  [Im'praImIs] _. _adv. -
_____

imprint

  1. _n. ['ImprInt]

    1)  (. _.); ; the imprint of cares  

    2) _.  ,   (. publisher's 
    printer's imprint)

  2. _v. [Im'prInt]

    1)  (on, with)

    2)  ;  (on, in)
_____

imprison

  [Im'prIzn] _v.   ;  
_____

imprisonment

  [Im'prIznmnt] _n.  ( );  
_____

improbability

  [Im'prOb,bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

improbable

  [Im'prObbl] _a. , 
_____

improbity

  [Im'prubItI] _n. , 
_____

impromptu

  [Im'prOmptju:]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _a. 

    3. _adv.  , 
_____

improper

  [Im'prOp] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; ; improper practice )  (
    ) ; )  ɣ

    3) , 

    4) , 
_____

impropriety

  [,Impr'praItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  , , 
_____

improvable

  [Im'pru:vbl] _a.  , 
_____

improve

  [Im'pru:v] _v. (); (); to improve in health
  ; to improve in looks  ; to improve the
  occasion ( the opportunity, the shining hour)  
  

    #) improve away  ,  ;   ,
     ; improve upon , 
_____

improved

  [Im'pru:vd]

    1. _p-p.  improve

    2. _a. ; improved techniques  
    ;  
_____

improvement

  [Im'pru:vmnt] _n.

    1) ,  (on, upon)

    2) 

    3) _pl. _.  ( , )

    4) _pl. _. ,  ( , )
_____

improver

  [Im'pru:v] _n.

    1) ,   ,  

    2) , ֣

    3) 
_____

improvidence

  [Im'prOvIdns] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

improvident

  [Im'prOvIdnt] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

improvisation

  ['ImprvaI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

improvisator

  [Im'prOvIzeIt] _n. 
_____

improvise

  ['ImprvaIz] _v.

    1) 

    2)  , 
_____

imprudence

  [Im'pru:dns] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2)  
_____

imprudent

  [Im'pru:dnt] _a. , ; 
_____

impudence

  ['Impjudns] _n. , ; ; none of your
  impudence! _.     !
_____

impudent

  ['Impjudnt] _a. , ; 
_____

impugn

  [Im'pju:n] _v. , ;   
_____

impugnable

  [Im'pju:nbl] _a. ; 
_____

impugnment

  [Im'pju:nmnt] _n. ; 
_____

impulse

  ['ImpAls] _n.

    1) , ; to give an impulse to trade 
     

    2) ; ; to act on impulse  

    3) _attr.: impulse turbine _.  
_____

impulsion

  [Im'pAlSn] _n. , 
_____

impulsive

  [Im'pAlsIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; impulsive force  
_____

impunity

  [Im'pju:nItI] _n. ; with impunity ) ; ) 
    
_____

impure

  [Im'pju] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ,  , 
_____

impurity

  [Im'pjurItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

imputation

  [,Impju:'teISn] _n.

    1)   ,  (of)

    2) ,  ( -. ); to cast an imputation on smb.'s
    character  -. 
_____

impute

  [Im'pju:t] _v.

    1)  (.  , _.  )

    2)  -.,   -. ޣ
_____

in

  [In]

    1. _prep.

      1)     : )  
         -. (), , ; in the Soviet Union  
      ; in Leningrad  ; in the British Isles  
      ; in the building  ,  ; in the yard 
      ; in a car  ; in the ocean  ; in the sky 
      ; in the cosmos  ;  ; in the crowd  ;
      in (the works  books of) G. B. Shaw (  
      )   ; to be smothered in smoke   ;
      )        -.,
        -.  , ; to arrive in a country (a
      city)    (  ); to put ( to place)
      smth. in one's pocket  -.  ; to take smth. in
      one's hand  -.   {. to take in hand )  
       ; )   -.;    }; to
      throw in the fore   ; to whisper in smb.'s ear 
      -.  ; to go down in the slope   ; to be
      immersed in a liquid  ֣  ; to look in a
      mirror ()  ; to be absorbed in work, task, etc.
       ֣  ,    ..

      2)   ,  : )  , 
      ,   .. ();     in  
        . ; in the evening ; in
      January  ; in the spring   () ,  () ;
      in 1975  1975 ; in the twentieth century   ;
      )  ,  ,  ,  ,
      ; in an hour  ;   ; she's coming in a
      couple of weeks     

      3)   ,   , 
      ,    ,   
       (), , , ;     in 
         . ; in a favourable position 
       ; in debt  ; in smb.'s absence  أ-.
      ; in waiting  ; in one's line  -.
      ; in the wake of smb., smth.   -., -., 
        -.; in smb.'s place  أ-. ; in general use 
       ; in fruit   ( ); in
      tropical heat   ; in the rain  ģ; in the
      dark  ; in the cold  ; in the wind  ; in a
      thunder-storm  ; in a snow-drift  ; to live in comfort
        ; in search of smth.   -.; in smb.'s
      behalf  -. 

      4)   ,     
        , ;     in  
        . ; blind in one eye   
      ; small in stature  ; slight in build 
       ; in a depressed (nervous) condition   ()
      ; in perplexity  ; in a fury ( a rage) 
      ; in astonishment  ; in distress  ; to be in
      good (bad) health   ()

      5)   ,   ,
        .. , , ; in chains ( fetters, stocks 
      ..)  ; to be (to put) in prison, goal, jail, dungeon  
      ,   (  ); to be in custody  
      ; to be in smb.'s custody   أ-. , 
      -. ,   ..

      6)   ,     , 
         ; . . , , , ;
       . . ;     in 
         . ; to cut in two 
      ; to go (to come, to arrive) in ones and twos 
      (, )   ; in dozens ; in
      Russian, in English, etc. -, -  ..; falling in
      folds   ( , ); to take medicine
      in water (milk, syrup)     ( , 
      ); to drink smb.'s health in a cup of ale   
       -.

      7)   ,   ,  
      -.       , ;  .
      . ; to write in ink, etc.    ..; a statue
      in marble   ; to build in wood   ; in
      colour  

      8)   ,    ,
      ,   .. ; to be in white    (); in
      full plumage    ,  ӣ ; in decorations
       

      9)       ;  
         , ;  . . ; to be
      in politics  ; in the diplomatic service 
       ; in smb.'s service  -.  

      10)    -.    
       , ;    ,  ;     in
          . ; in bivouac 
      ; in battle  ; in crossing the river   
      ; in turning over the pages of a book  
      

      11)      ,
           .. (), ;  .
       ; to believe in smth.   -.; to share
      in smth.    ޣ-.; the latest thing in electronics
      _.    ; there's little sense in what
      he proposes    ,   ; a lecture in
      anatomy   ; to be strong (weak) in geography
       ()  ; to differ (to coincide) in smth.
       ()  ޣ-.; to change (to grow, to diminish)
      in size (volume)  (, )   (ߣ);
      rich (poor) in quality  () ; rich (poor) in
      iron (copper, oxygen, etc.)  ()  ( - 
      ,  -    ..)

      12)     ,  ,  
      .. , , ;  . . ; seven in number 
      ; four feet in length and two feet in width    
          ; there is not one in a hundred   
         ģ

      *) in situ [In'saItju:]  ; in opposition , ; in
      so much that , ; in that  ,   , ;
      he has it in him    

    2. _adv. ; ; a coat with furry side in   

      *) to be in  ; long skirts are in now   
       ; in and out )  ,  ; )  
      ; ) ,   {. in-and-out}; he is always
      in and out of hospital       ; to have it
      in for smb.    -.; to drop ( to go) in on smth.
         ޣ-.; to be in for smth. )   
      -.; we are in for a storm   ; )  
       ; I am in for the competition    
      ; to be (to stay, to stop, to live) in there (here) 
      (, , )  (); to go (to come, to
      get) in there (here)  (, )  (); to
      throw in one's hand ,  ; to be well in with
      smb.      -.,  -.
      

    3. _n.: the ins    ; ins and outs ) 
      ; )    ; )  
     ; ) , 

    4. _a.

      1)  ; the in part  

      2) _.   ; the in party  

      3)  ; the in train  

      4) ; the in word to use  
_____

in situ

  [In'saItju:] _. _adv.  ϣ 
_____

in-

  I [In] ( il-  l, im-  b, m, p  ir-  r) _pref.
    -, -, -; inborn, imborn ģ,
  ģ; to inlay ,   ..

  II [In] ( il-  l, im-  b, m, p  ir-  r) _pref. -,
  -; .: active  - inactive ; legal
   - illegal   ..
_____

in-and-in

  ['Innd'In] _a.: in-and-in breeding  ;
  in-and-in marriage    
_____

in-and-out

  ['Innd'aut] _adv.

    1)  ,  ; he was in-and-out all the time  
    ,  

    2)   ; _. ; to know smb. in-and-out
     -.  

    *) in-and-out work  
_____

in-between

  [,InbI'twi:n]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _a. , ; in-between tints ,
     
_____

in-calf

  [In'ka:f] _a.  ( )
_____

in-flight

  ['In'flaIt] _a.: in-flight refuelling ( feeding) _.  
  
_____

in-laws

  ['InlO:z] _n. _pl. _.      
_____

in-patient

  ['In,peISnt] _n.  ; _.  
_____

in-planttraining

  ['Inpla:nt'treInIN] _n.     
_____

in-toed

  ['Intud] _a.   , ݣ ; 
_____

inability

  [,In'bIlItI] _n. ; ; inability to pay
  ԣ
_____

inaccessibility

  ['Ink'ses'bIlItI] _n. ; 
_____

inaccessible

  [,Ink'sesbl] _a. , ; 
_____

inaccuracy

  [In'kjursI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

inaccurate

  [In'kjurIt] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

inaction

  [In'kSn] _n. ; , 
_____

inactive

  [In'ktIv] _a. ; ; 
_____

inactivity

  [,Ink'tIvItI] _n. ; 
_____

inadaptability

  [,In,dpt'bIlItI] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) 
_____

inadequacy

  [In'dIkwsI] _n.  ; ;
  
_____

inadequate

  [In'dIkwIt] _a.   ; ;
  ; 
_____

inadhesive

  [,Ind'hi:sIv] _a. , 
_____

inadmissible

  [,Ind'mIsbl] _a. , 
_____

inadvertence

  [,Ind'v:tns] _n.

    1) ; ; by inadvertence  

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

inadvertency

  [,Ind'v:tnsI] _n.

    1) ; ; by inadvertency  

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

inadvertent

  [,Ind'v:tnt] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , , 
_____

inalienability

  [In,eIljn'bIlItI] _n. _. ; 
_____

inalienable

  [In'eIljnbl] _a. _. ; 
_____

inalterable

  [In'O:ltrbl] _a. ;   
_____

inamorata

  [In,m'ra:t] _. _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

inamorato

  [In,m'ra:tu] _. _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

inane

  [I'neIn] _a. ; ; , 
_____

inanimate

  [In'nImIt] _a.

    1) ̣, ; inanimate matter  ;
    inanimate nature  

    2) , 
_____

inanimation

  [In,nI'meISn] _n.

    1) ̣

    2) 
_____

inanition

  [,In'nISn] _n.

    1) = inanity

    2) , 
_____

inanity

  [I'nnItI] _n. ; ; , 
_____

inapplicability

  ['In,plIk'bIlItI] _n. ; ; 
_____

inapplicable

  [In'plIkbl] _a. ; ; 
_____

inapposite

  [In'pzIt] _a. , 
_____

inappreciable

  [,In'pri:Sbl] _a.

    1) ; ; ; ,  
     ޣ

    2) , 
_____

inapprehensible

  [,InprI'hensbl] _a. , 
_____

inapproachable

  [,In'prutSbl] _a. ; , 
_____

inappropriate

  [,In'pruprIIt] _a. , , 
_____

inapt

  [In'pt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ; inapt remark ,   
    
_____

inaptitude

  [In'ptItju:d] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

inarch

  [In'a:tS] _v.  () 
_____

inarm

  [In'a:m] _v. _. ;   
_____

inartful

  [In'a:tful] _a. 
_____

inarticulate

  [,Ina:'tIkjulIt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) ; inarticulate animal  

    4) _. Σ
_____

inartificial

  [,Ina:tI'fISl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

inartistic

  [,Ina:'tIstIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) ۣ  
_____

inasmuch as

  [,Inz'mAtSz] _adv.  ;  , 
_____

inattention

  [,In'tenSn] _n. ; 
_____

inattentive

  [,In'tentIv] _a. 
_____

inaudibility

  [In,O:d'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

inaudible

  [In'O:dbl] _a. , 
_____

inaugural

  [I'nO:gjurl]

    1. _a. ; inaugural address    
    (,   ..)     

    2. _n. = inaugural address
_____

inaugurate

  [I'nO:gjureIt] _v.

    1)    

    2)  (,   ..)

    3) ; a policy inaugurated from... ,  ...;
    to inaugurate a new era   
_____

inauguration

  [I,nO:gju'reISn] _n.

    1)  

    2)   

    3) _attr.: Inauguration Day     
     
_____

inauspicious

  [,InO:s'pISs] _a. ;  ; 
_____

inboard

  ['InbO:d] _.

    1. _a. ,   

    2. _adv.  
_____

inborn

  ['In'bO:n] _a. ģ, ģ; 
_____

inbound

  ['Inbaund] _a. ,   , -  
  ..
_____

inbreak

  ['InbreIk] _n. ; 
_____

inbreathe

  ['In'bri:] _v.

    1) 

    2) _.  ( -. ,   ..)
_____

inbred

  ['In'bred] _a.

    1) = inborn

    2) ģ  ,     

    3) 
_____

inbreeding

  ['In'bri:dIN] = in-and-in breeding {. in-and-in}
_____

incalculable

  [In'klkjulbl] _a.

    1) ޣ, 

    2)   ޣ

    3) 
_____

incandesce

  [,Inkn'des] _v. () 
_____

incandescence

  ['Inkn'desns] _n. , ;  
_____

incandescent

  ['Inkn'desnt] _a. ̣, ̣ ;   
   ( ); incandescent lamp  
_____

incantation

  [,Inkn'teISn] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) ; 
_____

incapability

  [In,keIp'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

incapable

  [In'keIpbl] _a.  (of - , ); incapable of telling a lie
    ; incapable of improvement   

    *) drunk and incapable  ()
_____

incapacious

  [,Ink'peISs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

incapacitate

  [,Ink'psIteIt] _v.

    1)     (for, from); to incapacitate
    smb. for work ( from working)  -. 

    2) _.   

    3)  ; to be incapacitated from voting  ۣ 
    
_____

incapacity

  [,Ink'psItI] _n.

    1)  (for)

    2) _. 
_____

incarcerate

  [In'ka:sreIt] _v.   
_____

incarceration

  [In,ka:s'reISn] _n.

    1)   

    2) _.  ()
_____

incarnadine

  [In'ka:ndaIn] _.

    1. _a.

      1) ,  

      2) 

    2. _v.    
_____

incarnate

  1. _a. [In'ka:nIt] ݣ; ң; virtue incarnate
  ݣ 

  2. _v. ['Inka:neIt]

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

incarnation

  [I,Inka:'neISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; 
_____

incase

  [In'keIs] = encase
_____

incautious

  [In'kO:Ss] _a. , 
_____

incendiarism

  [In'sendjrIzm] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

incendiary

  [In'sendjrI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) _pl. _.   

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ,  

      3) _. 
_____

incense

  ['Insens]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _attr.: incense burner 

    2. _v. ;  
_____

incensory

  ['InsensrI] _n. , 
_____

incentive

  [In'sentIv]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a. ; incentive wage _.  
     
_____

incept

  [In'sept] _v. _.    ޣ  ( 
  )
_____

inception

  [In'sepSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  ޣ  (  )
_____

inceptive

  [In'septIv] _a. ; ; , ;
  inceptive verb _.  
_____

incertitude

  [In's:tItju:d] _n. ; ̣
_____

incessant

  [In'sesnt] _a. , , 
_____

incest

  ['Insest] _n. 
_____

incestuous

  [In'sestjus] _a.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

inch

  [IntS]

    1. _n.

      1)  (= 2,5 .)

      2) _pl. , ; a man of your inches   

      *) inch by inch -; by inches ) = inch by inch; ) ;
       ; the car missed him by inches      ;
      every inch ) , ; ) ; ;   
      ; he is every inch a soldier   ; to beat ( to
      flog) smb. within an inch of his life  -.  ;
      not to budge ( to yield) an inch     

    2. _v.    

      #) inch along  ,   
_____

inchest

  [In'tSest] _v.   
_____

inchmeal

  ['IntSmi:l] _adv.   ; -; 
_____

inchoate

  [I'InkueIt]

    1. _a.

      1)   

      2) ; 

    2. _v. ,  
_____

inchoative

  ['InkueItIv] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

incidence

  ['InsIdns] _n.

    1)  , ; what is the incidence of the tax? 
       ?

    2) , , 

    3) _.  
_____

incident

  ['InsIdnt]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; , ; frontier incident
       

      2)  ( , )

      3) _.  (, ,    ..)

      4) _.   ,    
      -. 

    2. _a.

      1) ,  (to)

      2) _.  (upon - )
_____

incidental

  [,InsI'dentl]

    1. _a.

      1) , , ; incidental expenses 
      

      2) ,  (to)

      3)     ( )

    2. _n.

      1) ,   

      2) (. _pl.)  
_____

incidentally

  [,InsI'dentlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2)   

    3)  ; be it said incidentally ,  ,
    
_____

incinerate

  [In'sInreIt] _v. ;   , 
_____

incineration

  [In'sIn'reISn] _n. ; 
_____

incinerator

  [In'sInreIt] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

incipience

  [In'sIpIns] _n. , ; in incipience  
_____

incipient

  [In'sIpInt] _a. , ; ; incipient
  cancer _.    
_____

incise

  [In'saIz] _v.

    1)  ; 

    2) ; , 
_____

incision

  [In'sIn] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) , 

    3) _. , 
_____

incisive

  [In'saIsIv] _a. , ; 
_____

incisor

  [In'saIz] _n. ,  
_____

incite

  [In'saIt] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

incitement

  [In'saItmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

incivility

  [,InsI'vIlItI] _n. , 
_____

inclemency

  [In'klemnsI] _n. ,  (, )
_____

inclement

  [In'klemnt] _a. ,  ( , )
_____

inclinable

  [In'klaInbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

inclination

  [,InklI'neISn]

    1) _n. , , , , 

    2) ,  ( )

    3) ,  (for, to); she showed no inclination to
    leave    ; to follow one's inclinations 
    ,  
_____

incline

  [In'klaIn]

    1. _n.  ; , 

    2. _v.

      1) (), ()

      2) (. _pass.)  (to - ); I am inclined to think 
       

      *) to incline one's ear to smb.  -. 
_____

inclined

  [In'klaInd]

    1. _p-p.  incline 2

    2. _a.

      1) , ; inclined to corpulence 
       

      2) ; inclined plane  
_____

inclinometer

  [,InklI'nOmIt] _n. _. , 
_____

inclose

  [In'kluz] = enclose
_____

include

  [In'klu:d] _v.

    1) ,   

    2) 
_____

including

  [In'klu:dIN]

    1. _pres-p.  include

    2. _prep. ,   
_____

inclusion

  [In'klu:n] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

inclusive

  [In'klu:sIv] _a.   , ; inclusive terms , 
      (   ..)
_____

incoagulability

  ['Inku,gjul'bIlItI] _n. ף ()
_____

incoagulable

  [,Inku'gjulbl] _a. ף, ף (   ..)
_____

incog

  [In'kOg] _. _.  incognito
_____

incognita

  [In'kOgnIt] _n. _.  incognito
_____

incognito

  [In'kOgnItu]

    1. _n. (_pl. -os [In'kOgnItuz]) 

    2. _a. ,    

    3. _adv. ,   
_____

incognizant

  [In'kOgnIznt] _a.  ;     (of)
_____

incoherence

  [,Inku'hIrns] _n. , , 
_____

incoherent

  [,Inku'hIrnt] _a.

    1) , , ; to be incoherent
     

    2) _. , 
_____

incombustibility

  ['Inkm,bAst'bIlItI] _n. , , 
_____

incombustible

  [,Inkm'bAstbl] _a. , , 
_____

income

  ['InkAm] _n. (, . ) , ; 
_____

income-tax

  ['Inkmtks] _n.  ; graduated income-tax 
   
_____

incomer

  ['In,kAm] _n.

    1) ; ;  

    2) ; 

    3) 
_____

incoming

  ['In,kAmIN]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _pl. 

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; the incoming year  

      2)  ( ,   ..); incoming tenant 
      

      3)  ( )
_____

incommensurability

  ['Ink,menSr'bIlItI] _n. ; ;
  
_____

incommensurable

  [,Ink'menSrbl] _a. ; ; 
_____

incommensurate

  [,Ink'menSrIt] _a.

    1) 

    2)  (with, to - ); 
_____

incommode

  [,Ink'mud] _v. , ; 
_____

incommodious

  [,Ink'mudjs] _a. ; 
_____

incommunicable

  [,Ink'mju:nIkbl] _a. ; 
_____

incommunicado

  ['Ink,mju:nI'ka:du] _a.

    1) ۣ   ,    ; to hold
    incommunicado )  ; )     
    

    2)    
_____

incommunicative

  [,Ink'mju:nIktIv] _a. , 
_____

incommutable

  [,Ink'mju:tbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

incompact

  [,Inkm'pkt] _a. , 
_____

incomparable

  [In'kOmprbl] _a.

    1)  (with, to - )

    2) , 
_____

incompatibility

  ['Inkm,pt'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

incompatible

  [,Inkm'ptbl] _a. 
_____

incompetence

  [In'kOmpItns] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 

    3) _. 
_____

incompetent

  [In'kOmpItnt] _a.

    1) , ; ; 

    2) _. ; incompetent witness ,   
    

    3) _. ,  ( )
_____

incomplete

  [,Inkm'pli:t] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) ۣ, 
_____

incompliance

  [,Inkm'plaIns] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ; 
_____

incomprehensibility

  [In,kOmprIhens'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

incomprehensible

  [In'kOmprI'hensbl] _a. , , 
_____

incomprehension

  [In'kOmprI'henSn] _n. 
_____

incompressible

  [,Inkm'presbl] _a. , 
_____

incomputable

  [,Inkm'pju:tbl] _a. , 
_____

inconceivability

  ['Inkn'si:v'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

inconceivable

  [,Inkn'si:vbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. , 
_____

inconclusive

  [,Inkn'klu:sIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) ۣ; inconclusive vote ,   
_____

incondensable

  [,Inkn'densbl] _a. ; 
_____

incondite

  [In'kOndIt] _a.

    1)  ; 

    2) , ; 
_____

incongruity

  [,InkON'gru:ItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

incongruous

  [In'kONgrus] _a.

    1) ,  (with)

    2) , 
_____

inconsecutive

  [,Inkn'sekjutIv] _a. 
_____

inconsequence

  [In'kOnsIkwns] _n. 
_____

inconsequent

  [In'kOnsIkwnt] _a.

    1) , 

    2)    ; 

    3) ; 
_____

inconsequential

  [In,kOnsI'kwenSl] = inconsequent
_____

inconsiderable

  [,Inkn'sIdrbl] _a. , 
_____

inconsiderate

  [,Inkn'sIdrIt] _a.

    1) , , 

    2)   ; to be inconsiderate of others    
    
_____

inconsistency

  [,Inkn'sIstnsI] _n. ,   . {.
  inconsistent}
_____

inconsistent

  [,Inkn'sIstnt] _a.

    1) ,  (with)

    2) , 

    3) = inconstant
_____

inconsolable

  [,Inkn'sulbl] _a. ; ; inconsolable distress
   
_____

inconsonant

  [In'kOnsnnt] _a. ,  (with, to)
_____

inconspicuous

  [,Inkn'spIkjus] _a.   , , ;
  to make oneself as inconspicuous as possible    
   
_____

inconstancy

  [In'kOnstnsI] _n. , 
_____

inconstant

  [In'kOnstnt] _a. , , 
_____

inconsumable

  [,Inkn'sju:mbl] _a.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

incontestable

  [,Inkn'testbl] _a. , ; incontestable evidence
   
_____

incontinence

  [In'kOntInns] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (. )

    3) _. 
_____

incontinent

  [In'kOntInnt] _a.

    1)  (of)

    2) 

    3) _.  
_____

incontinently

  [In'kOntInntlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

incontrovertible

  ['InkOntr'v:tbl] _a. , , ,
  ; incontrovertible evidence  
_____

inconvenience

  [,Inkn'vi:njns]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.  , 
_____

inconvenient

  [,Inkn'vi:njnt] _a. ; , ; ;
  if not inconvenient to you    
_____

inconversable

  [,Inkn'v:sbl] _a. , 
_____

inconversant

  [,Inkn'v:snt] _a. 
_____

inconvertible

  [,Inkn'v:tbl] _a.

    1)    , ; inconvertible
    currency  

    2)   
_____

incoodination

  ['Inku,O:dI'neISn] _n.  , 
_____

incoordinate

  [,Inku'O:dnIt] _a. , 
_____

incorporate

  1. _a. [In'kO:prIt] Σ, Σ; 

  2. _v. [In'kO:preIt]

    1) (), ();  ( )

    2) ,  (  ..)

    3) ,    

    4) () (with)
_____

incorporation

  [In,kO:p'reISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ,  (  ..)
_____

incorporeal

  [,InkO:'pO:rIl] _a. ; 
_____

incorrect

  [,Ink'rekt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) ; incorrect tuning _.  
_____

incorrigible

  [In'kOrIdbl] _a. 
_____

incorrodible

  [,Ink'rudbl] _a. _. ,   
_____

incorrupt

  [,Ink'rApt] _a.

    1) ; ,   

    2) 
_____

incorruptibility

  ['Ink,rApt'bIlItI] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

incorruptible

  [,Ink'rAptbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

increase

  1. _n. ['Inkri:s] , ; , ,
  , ; to be on the increase , ; an
  increase in pay   

  2. _v. [In'kri:s] , (); ; (); to
  increase one's pace  ; to increase by 10%   10%
_____

increasingly

  [In'kri:sINlI] _adv. ӣ   
_____

incredibility

  [In,kredI'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

incredible

  [In'kredbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. , ; incredible difficulties
     
_____

incredulity

  [,InkrI'dju:lItI] _n. , 
_____

incredulous

  [In'kredjuls] _a. , ; incredulous looks
  (smiles)   ()
_____

incremate

  ['InkrImeIt] _v. 
_____

incremation

  [,InkrI'meISn] _n. 
_____

increment

  ['InkrImnt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) 

    4) _. 

    5) _.   ; ; 
_____

increscent

  [In'kresnt] _a. ; increscent moon  
_____

incriminate

  [In'krImIneIt] _v.   , 
_____

incriminatory

  [In'krImIntrI] _a. 
_____

incrustation

  [,InkrAs'teISn] _n.

    1)  , , 

    2) , ,   ..

    3) 
_____

incubate

  ['InkjubeIt] _v.

    1) ,  ();  ( )

    2) ,  (  ..)

    3)  (, )
_____

incubation

  [,Inkju'beISn] _n.

    1)  ();  (. artificial incubation)

    2) ,  (  ..)

    3) _.  
_____

incubative

  ['InkjubeItIv] = incubatory
_____

incubator

  ['InkjubeIt] _n. 
_____

incubatory

  ['InkjubeItrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

incubus

  ['Inkjubs] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) 

    3)    ..
_____

inculcate

  ['InkAlkeIt] _v. , , ,  (on, upon, in)
_____

inculcation

  [,InkAl'keISn] _n. , , 
_____

inculpate

  ['InkAlpeIt] _v. _.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

inculpation

  [,InkAl'peISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

inculpatory

  [In'kAlptrI] _a. 
_____

incumbency

  [In'kAmbnsI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) _. ,  
_____

incumbent

  [In'kAmbnt]

    1. _n.   

    2. _a.: it is incumbent on you...    ..., 
    ...
_____

incunabula

  [,Inkju:'nbjul] _. _n. _pl.

    1)  (   1500 .)

    2)  ,  
_____

incur

  [In'k:] _v.  (-.);   ; to incur debts
    ; to incur losses )  ; ) _. 
  
_____

incurability

  [In,kjur'bIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

incurable

  [In'kjurbl]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 

    2. _n. ( _pl.) ģ 
_____

incuriosity

  [In,kjurI'OsItI] _n.  
_____

incurious

  [In'kjurIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    *) not incurious 
_____

incursion

  [In'k:Sn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  , ̣, 

    3) _.  ()
_____

incurvation

  [,Ink:'veISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , , 
_____

incurvature

  [In'k:vtS] = incurvation
_____

incurve

  ['In'k:v] _v.

    1)  ()

    2) ();  ()
_____

incus

  ['INks] _n. _.  (  )
_____

incuse

  [In'kju:z]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. , 

    3. _v.  (    ..), 
_____

incut

  ['InkAt]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a. , 
_____

indebted

  [In'detId] _a.    ( -.), , 
  (-.; to); to be indebted to smb.   -.
_____

indebtedness

  [In'detIdnIs] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)   (   -.; to)
_____

indecency

  [In'di:snsI] _n. ; 
_____

indecent

  [In'di:snt] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) _. ; he left the party in indecent haste  ۣ 
       

    3) 
_____

indecipherable

  [,IndI'saIfrbl] _a.

    1)   

    2) , ޣ
_____

indecision

  [,IndI'sIn] _n. , 
_____

indecisive

  [,IndI'saIsIv] _a.

    1) , ; an indecisive answer 
    

    2) , 
_____

indeclinable

  [,IndI'klaInbl] _a. _. 
_____

indecomposable

  ['In,di:km'puzbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

indecorous

  [In'dekrs] _a.

    1)  , , 

    2) _. 
_____

indecorum

  [,IndI'kO:rm] _n.  , ; to commit an
  indecorum  
_____

indeed

  [In'di:d] _adv.

    1)   , ; he is right indeed , ,
    

    2)   , ޣ: very glad indeed , 
    ; yes, indeed , !;  !; I may, indeed, be wrong ,
     ,  , 

    3) !;  !;   ! ( , , )
_____

indefatigable

  [,IndI'ftIgbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

indefeasible

  [,IndI'fi:zbl] _a. ; ; indefeasible law
   
_____

indefectible

  [,IndI'fektbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

indefensibility

  ['IndI,fens'bIlItI] _n.  , , 
_____

indefensible

  [,IndI'fensbl] _a.

    1) ݣ;   

    2)    ; 

    3) 
_____

indefinable

  [,IndI'faInbl] _a. ,    
  
_____

indefinably

  [,IndI'faInblI] _adv. , ̣
_____

indefinite

  [In'defInIt] _a.

    1) ̣ (. _.); 

    2) 
_____

indelibility

  [In,delI'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

indelible

  [In'delIbl] _a.

    1) ; ; indelible pencil  ;
    indelible disgrace  

    2) ; indelible impression  
_____

indelicacy

  [In'delIksI] _n. ; ; 
_____

indelicate

  [In'delIkIt] _a. , ; 
_____

indemnification

  [In,demnIfI'keISn] _n. , 
_____

indemnify

  [In'demnIfaI] _v.

    1) ,  (from, against - )

    2)  ( ,  ) (for - )

    3) ,  (for)
_____

indemnity

  [In'demnItI] _n.

    1)   , 

    2)  ( ,  ); Act of
    Indemnity      

    3) , 

    4) 
_____

indemonstrable

  [In'demnstrbl] _a.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

indent

  ['Indent]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; , 

      2)    

      3) ,  ,  (   ..)

      4) _. 

      5) _. , 

      6) , 

    2. _v. [In'dent]

      1) ; , ; 

      2)     (. ̣  )

      3)      ,  ; to
      indent for new machinery   

      4) 

      5) _.  , 
_____

indentation

  [,Inden'teISn] _n.

    1)    

    2) , ; ,    ..

    3) ; ; 

    4) _. , 
_____

indented

  [In'dentId]

    1. _p-p.  indent 2

    2. _a.

      1) , ; indented coastline  
      

      2) _.  
_____

indention

  [In'denSn] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) = indentation 1), 2)  3)
_____

indenture

  [In'dentS]

    1. _n.

      1) = indent 1, 2)

      2) ,    , .  
        ; to take up one's indenture 
      , 

      3) , 

    2. _v.  
_____

independence

  [,IndI'pendns] _n.

    1) , ; Independence Day 
     (4  -   )

    2)  ;  ; to live a life of
    independence  , 
_____

independency

  [,IndI'pendnsI] _n.

    1)  

    2) (Independency) = Congregationalism

    3) _. = independence
_____

independent

  [,IndI'pendnt]

    1. _a.

      1) , ;   (of - ); independent
      statehood  ; to take an independent
      stand    

      2)   ;   

      3) ģ; independent proof  ;
      independent witness  

    2. _n. _. ""
_____

indescribable

  [,IndIs'kraIbbl] _a. 
_____

indestructibility

  ['IndIs,trAkt'bIlItI] _n. ; the law of indestructibility
  of matter   
_____

indestructible

  [,IndIs'trAktbl] _a. 
_____

indeterminable

  [,IndI't:mInbl] _a.

    1) 

    2)  (   ..)
_____

indeterminate

  [,IndI't:mInIt] _a.

    1) ̣; ; ; 

    2) ۣ, 
_____

index

  ['Indeks]

    1. _n. (_pl. -xes ['IndeksIz], indices)

      1) , ; index of cost of living  
      

      2)  ( )

      3)  ; 

      4)   (. index finger)

      5)   (      )

      6) _.  ; 

      7) _attr.: index number )  ; ) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  ; the book is well indexed   
      

      2)  ,   
_____

india-rubber

  ['Indj'rAb] _n.

    1) , 

    2)   , 
_____

indicate

  ['IndIkeIt] _v.

    1) , ; he indicated that the interview was over 
     ,   

    2)  ; 

    3) _.  (, ); to indicate the use of penicillin
      

    4) _.    
_____

indicated

  ['IndIkeItId]

    1. _p-p.  indicate

    2. _a. , ; indicated horsepower 
    
_____

indication

  [,IndI'keISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ޣ ()

    3) , 

    4)  (   )
_____

indicative

  [In'dIktIv]

    1. _a.

      1) ,  (of - ); to be indicative of smth.
        -.

      2) _. 

    2. _n. _.  
_____

indicator

  ['IndIkeIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ޣ

    4)  (  ..)
_____

indicator-diagram

  ['IndIkeIt'daIgrm] _n.  
_____

indicatory

  [In'dIktrI] _a. , 
_____

indices

  ['IndIsi:z] _pl.  index 1
_____

indict

  [In'daIt] _v.  ; to be indicted for theft ( on a
  charge of theft)  Σ  
_____

indictable

  [In'daItbl] _a.    , ; indictable
  offender  
_____

indictee

  [,IndaI'ti:] _n.  (  )
_____

indictment

  [In'daItmnt] _n.  ; bill of indictment 
      ; to bring in an
  indictment against smb.  -. 
_____

indifference

  [In'dIfrns] _n.

    1) ,  (to, towards); to treat smth., smb. with
    indifference   -., -. 

    2) 

    3) , ; a matter of indifference
    , أ ; 

    4) 
_____

indifferent

  [In'dIfrnt] _a.

    1) ,  (to)

    2) , 

    3) , 

    4) 
_____

indifferently

  [In'dIfrntlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

indigence

  ['IndIdns] _n. , 
_____

indigene

  ['IndIdi:n] _n.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

indigenous

  [In'dIdIns] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ģ
_____

indigent

  ['IndIdnt] _a. , 
_____

indigested

  [,IndI'destId] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) ; 
_____

indigestible

  [,IndI'destbl] _a. 
_____

indigestion

  [,IndI'destSn] _n. _. ;  ; 
_____

indigestive

  [,IndI'destIv] _a.

    1)   

    2)   
_____

indignant

  [In'dIgnnt] _a. , ݣ (at smth.; with smb.)
_____

indignantly

  [In'dIgnntlI] _adv.  ; ݣ
_____

indignation

  [,IndIg'neISn] _n.

    1) ,  (at smth.; with smb.)

    2) _attr.: indignation meeting   
_____

indignity

  [In'dIgnItI] _n. ; ;  (-.),
   (-.) ; to put indignities upon smb.
   -. ,  -.
_____

indigo

  ['IndIgu] _n. (_pl. -os ['IndIguz])

    1)  (  )

    2)  
_____

indigo blue

  ['IndIgublu:] _n. - 
_____

indirect

  [,IndI'rekt] _a.

    1) ; ; indirect fire _.    ;
    indirect light ֣ ; indirect lighting ֣
    ; indirect elections  

    2) 

    3) ; indirect taxation  ; indirect
    evidence  

    4) _. ; indirect speech  ; indirect object
     

    5) ; an indirect result ,  
_____

indirection

  [,IndI'rekSn] _n.

    1)  ; by indirection 

    2)  , 
_____

indiscernible

  [,IndI's:nbl] _a. ; 
_____

indiscipline

  [In'dIsIplIn] _n. 
_____

indiscreet

  [,IndIs'kri:t] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ; 
_____

indiscrete

  [,IndIs'kri:t] _a. Σ  ; , 
_____

indiscretion

  [,IndIs'kreSn] _n.

    1)  ; to commit an indiscretion 
    

    2) 

    3) 

    4) , 
_____

indiscriminate

  [,IndIs'krImInIt] _a.

    1) ,   ; ; indiscriminate
    arrests  ; indiscriminate slaughter 
     (  ..)

    2) , 
_____

indiscrimination

  ['IndIs,krImI'neISn] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) 
_____

indispensable

  [,IndIs'pensbl] _a.

    1)  (to, for)

    2) ,    (   ..)
_____

indispose

  [,IndIs'puz] _v.

    1)  ,  (towards, from)

    2) ,  ( -., -.)

    3)  ,  (for - )

    4) (. _p-p.)  
_____

indisposed

  [,IndIs'puzd]

    1. _p-p.  indispose

    2. _a.

      1) ,  ; he is indisposed 
      

      2) ; he is indisposed to help us    
      
_____

indisposition

  [,IndIsp'zISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) ,  (to, towards)
_____

indisputability

  ['IndIspju:t'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

indisputable

  ['IndIs'pju:tbl] _a. , 
_____

indissoluble

  [,IndI'sOljubl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , , ; the indissoluble bonds of
    friendship   
_____

indistinct

  [,IndIs'tINkt] _a.

    1) , ޣ; 

    2) 
_____

indistinctive

  [,IndIs'tINktIv] _a. , 
_____

indistinguishable

  [,IndIs'tINgwISbl] _a. 
_____

indite

  [In'daIt] _v.

    1) ,   

    2)  (  ..; . _.)
_____

indium

  ['IndIm] _n. _. 
_____

indivertible

  [,IndI'v:tbl] _a. 
_____

individual

  [,IndI'vIdjul]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; individual freedom ( liberty) 
      

      2) , ; ; she has an individual style
      of dressing  ţ    

      3) , , ; individual peasant
      -; individual fire _.  

    2. _n.

      1) , ; agreeable individual  ; private
      individual _.  

      2) ; 
_____

individualistic

  [,IndI,vIdju'lIstIk] _a. 
_____

individuality

  [,IndI,vIdju'lItI] _n.

    1) ; a man of marked individuality 
    

    2) _.  

    3) (. _pl.)  , 
_____

individualize

  [,IndI'vIdjulaIz] _v.

    1) ,   

    2) ,  
_____

indivisibility

  ['IndI,vIzI'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

indivisible

  [,IndI'vIzbl]

    1. _a. ,  

    2. _n.  ,  
_____

indocile

  [In'dusaIl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

indoctrinate

  [In'dOktrIneIt] _v.

    1)   -. , -. 

    2)  (, ; with)
_____

indoctrinated

  [In'dOktrIneItId]

    1. _p-p.  indoctrinate

    2. _a.  -. 
_____

indoctrination

  [In,dOktrI'neISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ;  
_____

indolence

  ['Indlns] _n. ; ; 
_____

indolent

  ['Indlnt] _a.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _. 
_____

indomitable

  [In'dOmItbl] _a. ; , ; indomitable temper
   
_____

indoor

  ['IndO:] _a.     ; ,
  ; indoor games )  ; )    ;
  indoor aerial _.  
_____

indoors

  ['In'dO:z] _adv.  ;  ; to stay ( to keep) indoors
   ,  
_____

indorsation

  [,IndO:'seISn] = endorsement
_____

indorse

  [In'dO:s] = endorse
_____

indorsee

  [,IndO:'si:] _n. _. 
_____

indorsement

  [In'dO:smnt] = endorsement
_____

indraft

  ['Indra:ft] = indraught
_____

indraught

  ['Indra:ft] _n. ;  (,  - )
_____

indrawn

  ['In'drO:n] _a. ;  
_____

indubitable

  [In'dju:bItbl] _a. ; , 
_____

induce

  [In'dju:s] _v.

    1) , , , ; to induce smb. to do
    smth.  -.  -.

    2) ; ; an illness induced by overwork ,
     

    3) _. 

    4) _.   (ԣ )
_____

induced

  [In'dju:st]

    1. _p-p.  induce

    2. _a. ; induced draft _.  
_____

inducement

  [In'dju:smnt] _n.

    1) ,  ; 

    2) 
_____

induct

  [In'dAkt] _v.

    1)    

    2) _.    

    3) ,  (into)

    4)  (  ); ; 

    5) = induce 3)
_____

inductance

  [In'dAktns] _n. _. ; 
_____

inductee

  [,IndAk'ti:] _n. _. 
_____

inductile

  [In'dAktaIl] _a. ,  ( )
_____

induction

  [In'dAkSn] _n.

    1)    

    2) _.    

    3) _. ,  

    4) _. 

    5) _. 
_____

induction-coil

  [In'dAkSnkOIl] _n. _.  , 
_____

induction-valve

  [In'dAkSnvlv] _n. _.  
_____

inductive

  [In'dAktIv] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) _. ; 
_____

inductor

  [In'dAkt] _n. _. 
_____

indue

  [In'dju:] = endue
_____

indulge

  [In'dAld] _v.

    1)   ;    ( ޣ-.); to
    indulge in bicycling    ; to indulge in a
    cigar (in a nap)     ()

    2)  ; he indulged the company with a song 
        

    3)  ; , , ; you can't
    indulge every creature    

    4) _.  ; I'm afraid he indulges too much  ,  
     

    5) _.     
_____

indulgence

  [In'dAldns] _n.

    1) , ; ; Declaration of
    Indulgence _.    (   1672
    .)

    2) , ; 

    3)   ,   

    4) , 

    5) _. ,  

    6) _.  
_____

indulgent

  [In'dAldnt] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ; indulgent parents ,   
_____

indulgently

  [In'dAldntlI] _adv. ; 
_____

indumentum

  [,Indju:'mentm] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  
_____

indurate

  ['IndjureIt] _v.

    1) () ף, 

    2) () , ޣ
_____

induration

  [,Indju'reISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ޣ, 
_____

industrial

  [In'dAstrIl]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; industrial goods 
      ; industrial classes  , ;
      industrial area  ; industrial relations ,
         ; the industrial revolution
       

      2) ; industrial union _. 
      ; industrial accident    ;
      industrial sanitation - ; industrial
      school )  ; )    
        

      3)    ; industrial crops _-.
       ; industrial plant  ;
      industrial wood ; industrial tractor -

      *) industrial action  

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _pl.   
_____

industrialist

  [In'dAstrIlIst] _n. , ; 
_____

industrialization

  [In,dAstrIlaI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

industrially

  [In'dAstrIlI] _adv.

    1)   ;    

    2)  ԣ
_____

industrious

  [In'dAstrIs] _a. , , 
_____

industriously

  [In'dAstrIslI] _adv. , 
_____

industry

  ['IndstrI] _n.

    1) , ; home industry ) 
    ; )  ; large-scale industry 
    

    2)  

    3) , , 
_____

indwell

  ['In'dwel] _v. (indwelt)

    1)  (in)

    2)  ,  ,   (   ..)
_____

indwelling

  ['In'dwelIN]

    1. _pres-p.  indwell

    2. _n.  (-.)

    3. _a. ;  
_____

indwelt

  ['In'dwelt] _p.  _p-p.  indwell
_____

inearth

  [In':] _v.   , 
_____

inebriate

  1. _n. [I'ni:brIIt] , 

  2. _a. [I'ni:brIIt] , 

  3. _v. [I'ni:brIeIt] 
_____

inebriation

  [I,ni:brI'eISn] _n. 
_____

inebriety

  [,Ini:'braItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

inedibility

  [In,edI'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

inedible

  [In'edIbl] _a. ; inedible fat _.  
_____

ineducable

  [In'edjukbl] _a.   ,   
_____

ineffable

  [In'efbl] _a. , 
_____

ineffaceable

  [,InI'feIsbl] _a. 
_____

ineffective

  [,InI'fektIv] _a.

    1) ,      

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

ineffectual

  [,InI'fektjul] _a. , ; , ;
  ineffectual teacher  
_____

inefficacious

  [,InefI'keISs] _a. , 
_____

inefficiency

  [,InI'fISnsI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

inefficient

  [,InI'fISnt] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  , ; 
_____

inelaborate

  [,InI'lbrIt] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

inelastic

  [,InI'lstIk] _a. , ; inelastic timetable ֣
  
_____

inelasticity

  [,InIls'tIsItI] _n. , 
_____

inelegance

  [In'elIgns] _n.   . {. inelegant}
_____

inelegant

  [In'elIgnt] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2)  ( )
_____

ineligible

  [In'elIdbl] _a.

    1)     ( -. )

    2)  (   )

    3) ,  (.   )
_____

ineluctability

  ['InI,lAkt'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

ineluctable

  [,InI'lAktbl] _a. , 
_____

inept

  [I'nept] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) 

    4) _. 
_____

ineptitude

  [I'neptItju:d] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

inequable

  [In'ekwbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

inequality

  [,Ini:'kwOlItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; , 

    3) , 

    4) (. _pl.)  ()

    5) ;  ( -.)
_____

inequilateral

  [In'i:kwI'ltrl] _a. 
_____

inequitable

  [In'ekwItbl] _a. , 
_____

inequity

  [In'ekwItI] _n. 
_____

ineradicable

  [,InI'rdIkbl] _a. 
_____

inerrable

  [In'erbl] _a. 
_____

inerrancy

  [In'ernsI] _n. 
_____

inert

  [I'n:t] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) , ; 
_____

inertia

  [I'n:Sj] _n.

    1) _. ;  

    2) , ; 

    3) _attr.: inertia governor _.  
_____

inertness

  [I'n:tnIs] _n. 
_____

inescapable

  [,InIs'keIpbl] _a. , 
_____

inesculent

  [In'eskju:lnt] _a. 
_____

inessential

  ['InI'senSl] _a. ; 
_____

inessentials

  ['InI'senSlz] _n. _pl. ,     
  ;  
_____

inestimable

  [In'estImbl] _a.   ; , 
_____

inevitability

  [In,evIt'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

inevitable

  [In'evItbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. ; tourists with their inevitable cameras 
       
_____

inexact

  [,InIg'zkt] _a. ; 
_____

inexactitude

  [,InIg'zktItju:d] _n. 

    *) terminological inexactitudes _. 
_____

inexcusable

  [,InIks'kju:zbl] _a. 
_____

inexhaustibility

  ['InIg,zO:st'bIlItI] _n.   . {. inexhaustible}
_____

inexhaustible

  [,InIg'zO:stbl] _a.

    1) , ; inexhaustible fertility 
     ()

    2) 
_____

inexorability

  [In,eksr'bIlItI] _n.   . {. inexorable}
_____

inexorable

  [In'eksrbl] _a. , ; ; 
_____

inexpediency

  [,InIks'pi:djnsI] _n. ; 
_____

inexpedient

  [,InIks'pi:djnt] _a. ; 
_____

inexpensive

  [,InIks'pensIv] _a. , ۣ
_____

inexperience

  [,InIks'pIrIns] _n. 
_____

inexpert

  [In'eksp:t] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

inexpiable

  [In'ekspIbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

inexplicable

  [In'eksplIkbl] _a. ; 
_____

inexplicit

  [,InIks'plIsIt] _a. ̣,  , 
_____

inexpressible

  [,InIks'presbl]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n. _pl. _. 
_____

inexpressive

  [,InIks'presIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. , 
_____

inexpugnable

  [,InIks'pAgnbl] _a. ; 
_____

inextinguishable

  [,InIks'tINgwISbl] _a. ; ; inextinguishable
  laughter  
_____

inextricable

  [In'ekstrIkbl] _a.

    1)    ; , ; inextricable
    connection  

    2) ; ; inextricable difficulties 
    
_____

infallibility

  [In,fl'bIlItI] _n.   . {. infallible}
_____

infallible

  [In'flbl] _a.

    1) , ; none of us is infallible  
     

    2) ģ, ; infallible success  ()
_____

infamise

  ['InfmaIz] _v.

    1)  

    2) ; 
_____

infamize

  ['InfmaIz] _v.

    1)  

    2) ; 
_____

infamous

  ['Infms] _a.

    1)   

    2) ; , ; infamous conduct ) 
    ; )    (. );
    infamous lie  

    3) _. , 

    4) _. ۣ    ۣ 
_____

infamy

  ['InfmI] _n.

    1) , ; to hold smb. up to infamy  -.

    2) ,  

    3) , 

    4) _.     ۣ 
_____

infancy

  ['InfnsI] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)   ;  ; in the infancy of
    mankind   

    3) _. 
_____

infant

  ['Infnt]

    1. _n.

      1) , £

      2) _. 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) , ; ; infant industry 
       
_____

infant-school

  ['Infntsku:l] _n.    ( 5  7 ; ;
         )
_____

infanta

  [In'fnt] _. _n. 
_____

infante

  [In'fntI] _. _n. 
_____

infanticide

  [In'fntIsaId] _n. , .  ģ
_____

infantile

  ['InfntaIl] _a.

    1) , ; infantile sickness  ;
    infantile paralysis _. ,  

    2) ;   
_____

infantine

  ['InfntaIn] _a.

    1) , ; infantine sickness  ;
    infantile paralysis _. ,  

    2) ;   
_____

infantry

  ['InfntrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

infantryman

  ['InfntrImn] _n. 
_____

infatuate

  [In'ftjueIt] _v.  ,   ;  
  
_____

infatuated

  [In'ftjueItId]

    1. _p-p.  infatuate

    2. _a. ̣, ̣  ;   
_____

infatuation

  [In,ftju'eISn] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ̣;   (for)
_____

infect

  [In'fekt] _v.  (. _.)
_____

infection

  [In'fekSn] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) 
_____

infectious

  [In'fekSs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; infectious laughter  
_____

infective

  [In'fektIv] = infectious; infective matter  
_____

infelicitous

  [,InfI'lIsIts] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

infelicity

  [,InfI'lIsItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; the infelicities of style  
_____

infer

  [In'f:] _v.

    1) ,  , 

    2) , 
_____

inferable

  [In'f:rbl] _a.    , 
_____

inference

  ['Infrns] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; ; a mere inference  
    
_____

inferior

  [In'fIrI]

    1. _n. Σ;   ;   ( ,  
    ..); your inferiors  Σ

    2. _a.

      1)  ( , ; to)

      2)  ( ); ; of inferior quality 
      ; to be inferior to smb.  -. ( ޣ-.)

      3) 

      4) _. 
_____

inferiority

  [In,fIrI'OrItI] _n.

    1)   , , ; he was painfully
    sensible of his inferiority in conversation    
       

    2) _attr.: inferiority complex _.  
_____

infernal

  [In'f:nl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) _. 
_____

inferno

  [In'f:nu] _. _n. 
_____

inferrable

  [In'f:rbl] = inferable
_____

infertile

  [In'f:taIl] _a. ; 
_____

infertility

  [,Inf:'tIlItI] _n. ; 
_____

infest

  [In'fest] _v. ; , 
_____

infestation

  [,Infes'teISn] _n.  ( )
_____

infidel

  ['InfIdl]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ; 

    2. _a. 
_____

infidelity

  [,InfI'delItI] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) 

    3)  (. )
_____

infield

  ['Infi:ld] _n.

    1) ,   

    2)  ,  

    3)     ( )
_____

infighting

  ['In,faItIN] _n.

    1) _.     ( )

    2) _.  
_____

infiltrate

  ['InfIltreIt] _v.

    1)  ()  ; 

    2) ;  (. _.)

    3) _.    
_____

infiltration

  [,InfIl'treISn] _n.

    1) ; ,  (. _.)

    2) _. 

    3) _. 

    4) _.    
_____

infiltree

  [,InfIl'tri:] _n.  
_____

infinite

  ['InfInIt]

    1. _n.

      1) _. , 

      2) (the infinite) ,  

    2. _a.

      1) , ;  ; infinite series _.
       ; infinite space  

      2) ( .  . .) , 

      3) _. 
_____

infinitesimal

  [,InfInI'tesIml] _.

    1. _n.   

    2. _a.  
_____

infinitival

  [In,fInI'taIvl] _a. _. ,   ̣
   
_____

infinitive

  [In'fInItIv] _.

    1. _n. , ̣  

    2. _a. ̣
_____

infinitude

  [In'fInItju:d] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ,  (of)
_____

infinity

  [In'fInItI] _n. ; 
_____

infirm

  [In'f:m] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ; ; infirm of purpose
    ; ̣

    3) 
_____

infirmary

  [In'f:mrI] _n. ; 
_____

infirmity

  [In'f:mItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2)    

    3) ; infirmity of purpose , 
    
_____

infix

  1. _n. ['InfIks] _. 

  2. _v. [In'fIks]

    1) ,  (in -  ޣ-.)

    2)  ( )
_____

inflame

  [In'fleIm] _v.

    1) , , 

    2) (); ()

    3) _. 

    4) _.  
_____

inflammability

  [In,flm'bIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

inflammable

  [In'flmbl]

    1. _a.

      1)  ; ; highly inflammable ;
      inflammable mixture  

      2)  

    2. _n.  
_____

inflammation

  [,Infl'meISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

inflammatory

  [In'flmtrI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

inflate

  [In'fleIt] _v.

    1) ,  , ; 

    2)  ( ; with)

    3) ,  ()

    4) _.  
_____

inflated

  [In'fleItId]

    1. _p-p.  inflate

    2. _a. , ; inflated style  
_____

inflation

  [In'fleISn] _n.

    1) ,  , 

    2) _. 

    3) , ; inflation of dough ߣ 
_____

inflationary

  [In'fleISnrI] _a. _. 
_____

inflect

  [In'flekt] _v.

    1) , ; 

    2) _.   , , 

    3) _.  ( )

    4) _.  ( )
_____

inflection

  [In'flekSn] = inflexion
_____

inflective

  [In'flektIv] _a. _. , , 
_____

inflexibility

  [In,fleks'bIlItI] _n.

    1) ; ֣; 

    2) , 
_____

inflexible

  [In'fleksbl] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) , ; inflexible will  ;
    inflexible courage  
_____

inflexion

  [In'flekSn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 

    3) , 
_____

inflexional

  [In'flekSnl] _a. _.  ( )
_____

inflict

  [In'flIkt] _v.

    1)  (, ; upon)

    2)  (, , )

    3)  ()

    4) ; to inflict oneself ( one's company) upon 
_____

infliction

  [In'flIkSn] _n.

    1)  ()

    2)  ()

    3) 

    4) ; 
_____

inflorescence

  [,InflO:'resns] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

inflow

  ['Influ] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 

    3) 

    4) 
_____

inflowing

  ['In,fluIN]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a. , 
_____

influence

  ['Influns]

    1. _n.

      1) , ,  (on, upon, over - ); a person of
      influence  ; to exercise one's influence  
       ϣ ; under the influence of smth.   -.

      2) , ,  ; environment is an influence on
      character     ; to have influence
      with   ,   ; I have little
      influence with him     

    2. _v.  , ; the weather influences crops 
      
_____

influent

  ['Influnt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. , 
_____

influential

  [,Influ'enSl] _a. , ; considerations influential in
  reaching an agreement ,    
_____

influenza

  [,Influ'enz] _n. _. , 
_____

influx

  ['InflAks] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  (  ..)

    3)  (  )
_____

inform

  [In'fO:m] _v.

    1) , , 

    2)  (against -  -.)

    3)  (  ..); ; informed with life 
    
_____

informal

  [In'fO:ml] _a.

    1) ; ;   ; informal
    visit  ; informal dress  

    2) ģ
_____

informality

  [,InfO:'mlItI] _n.

    1)   ,   

    2)  
_____

informant

  [In'fO:mnt] _n. 
_____

information

  [,Inf'meISn] _n.

    1) , ,  (on, about); "Information"
    "" (, ); to turn in information  ,
    

    2) , ̣; a mine of information  ;
     

    3) ,  (  ; against); to lay information
    against smb.      -.

    4) _attr.: information officer _.   ;
    information agency _.  ; information desk 
    ; information theory  
_____

informative

  [In'fO:mtIv] _a. , ; ,
  ;  ; informative book 
  
_____

informed

  [In'fO:md]

    1. _p-p.  inform

    2. _a.

      1) ̣

      2) , 
_____

informer

  [In'fO:m] _n. ,  (. common informer)
_____

infra

  ['Infr] _. _adv. ; see infra ch. VII   VII 
_____

infra dig

  ['Infr'dIg] _a. _predic. (_.  _. infra dignitatem) 
  (-.) ; ; 
_____

infra-

  [Infr] _pref. -, -; -
_____

infra-red

  ['Infr'red] _a. _. ; infra-red rays  
_____

infracostal

  ['Infr'kOstl] _a. _. ң
_____

infraction

  [In'frkSn] _n.  (,   ..)
_____

infrangible

  [In'frndIbl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 
_____

infrequent

  [In'fri:kwnt] _a.   , ; infrequent occurrence
   
_____

infringe

  [In'frInd] _v.  (, ,    ..);
   ( -.   ..)
_____

infringement

  [In'frIndmnt] _n.  (, ,   
  ..);  ( ,   ..)
_____

infundibular

  [,InfAn'dIbjul] _a. 
_____

infuriate

  [In'fjurIeIt] _v.   ,  ; 
_____

infuse

  [In'fju:z] _v.

    1)  (into)

    2) ,  (  ..);  (  ..);
    to infuse with hope  

    3) ,  (, )

    4)  (   ..)
_____

infusible

  [In'fju:zbl] _a. , 
_____

infusion

  [In'fju:n] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ();  ()

    3) 

    4) 
_____

infusoria

  [,Infju:'zO:rI] _n. _pl. _. 
_____

infusorial

  [,Infju:'zO:rIl] _a. 
_____

ingathering

  ['In,grIN] _n.  (. )
_____

ingeminate

  [In'demIneIt] _v. , 
_____

ingenious

  [In'di:njs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ,  (   ..)
_____

ingenue

  [,neI'nju:] _n. _. _. 
_____

ingenuity

  [,IndI'nju:ItI] _n. , , ; the
  ingenuity of man  
_____

ingenuous

  [In'denjus] _a. ; 
_____

ingest

  [In'dest] _v. , 
_____

ingle

  ['INgl] _n.   
_____

ingle-nook

  ['INglnuk] _n.   ,  
_____

inglorious

  [In'glO:rIs] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) _. ; 
_____

ingoing

  ['In,guIN]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)      
      

    2. _a. ;  ; the ingoing Administration 
    ; ingoing tenant  
_____

ingot

  ['INgt] _n.

    1) , ; ;  

    2) _attr. ; ingot iron  ; ingot steel  
_____

ingraft

  [In'gra:ft] = engraft
_____

ingrain

  ['In'greIn]

    1. _n.

      1) ,   ..,   

      2)  ( )

    2. _a.

      1)   , 

      2) = ingrained 2)
_____

ingrained

  ['In'greInd] _a.

    1) , ; ingrained dirt  

    2)  , ; 

    3) _. 
_____

ingratiate

  [In'greISIeIt] _v.  (أ-.) ; to ingratiate oneself
  with smb.   -.  
_____

ingratiating

  [In'greISIeItIN] _a. , ; ingratiating smile
   
_____

ingratiatingly

  [In'greISIeItINlI] _adv. ; 
_____

ingratitude

  [In'grtItjud] _n. 
_____

ingravescent

  [,Ingr'vesnt] _a. _.   ( )
_____

ingredient

  [In'gri:djnt] _n.  , 
_____

ingress

  ['Ingres] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

ingrowing

  ['In,gruIN] _a. 
_____

ingrowth

  ['Ingru] _n.  
_____

inguinal

  ['INgwInl] _a. _. 
_____

ingulf

  [In'gAlf] = engulf
_____

ingurgitate

  [In'g:dIteIt] _v.  ; _. 
_____

inhabit

  [In'hbIt] _v. , , 
_____

inhabitable

  [In'hbItbl] _a.   
_____

inhabitancy

  [In'hbItnsI] _n.  (-.; .   ,
      )
_____

inhabitant

  [In'hbItnt] _n. , 
_____

inhabitation

  [In,hbI'teISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , أ; 
_____

inhabited

  [In'hbItId] _a. ̣; inhabited locality ̣ 
_____

inhalation

  [,Inh'leISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

inhale

  [In'heIl] _v.

    1) 

    2)  ( )
_____

inhaler

  [In'heIl] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3)  

    4)  
_____

inharmonic

  [,Inha:'mOnIk] _a.  
_____

inharmonious

  [,Inha:'munjs] _a. , , 
_____

inhere

  [In'hI] _v.

    1)   (in)

    2) ,   (   ..; in)
_____

inherence

  [In'hIrns] _n. , 
_____

inherency

  [In'hIrnsI] _n. , 
_____

inherent

  [In'hIrnt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ģ, ģ,  (in); an inherent sense of
    humour ģ  
_____

inherit

  [In'herIt] _v. ; 
_____

inheritable

  [In'herItbl] _a.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

inheritance

  [In'herItns] _n.

    1) ; ; by inheritance  

    2) ; _. . 

    3) 
_____

inherited

  [In'herItId] _a. ; inherited quality ģ 
_____

inheritor

  [In'herIt] _n. 
_____

inheritress

  [In'herItrIs] _n. 
_____

inheritrix

  [In'herItrIks] _n. 
_____

inhesion

  [In'hi:n] _n. 
_____

inhibit

  [In'hIbIt] _v.

    1) , , ; to inhibit one's desire to
    do smth.      -.

    2) _. , 

    3)  ( -.- . .   ; from)
_____

inhibition

  [,InhI'bISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. , , 

    3) ,  (. .   )
_____

inhibitor

  [In'hIbIt] _n.

    1) _. ,  

    2) _.  
_____

inhibitory

  [In'hIbItrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) _. , , 
_____

inhospitable

  [In'hOspItbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; inhospitable coast ,  
_____

inhuman

  [In'hju:mn] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) ,   
_____

inhumane

  [,Inhju:'meIn] _a. ; 
_____

inhumanity

  [,Inhju:'mnItI] _n. , 
_____

inhumation

  [,Inhju:'meISn] _n.  , 
_____

inhume

  [In'hju:m] _v.  , 
_____

inimical

  [I'nImIkl] _a.

    1) ,  (to)

    2) ; inimical bacteria  
_____

inimitable

  [I'nImItbl] _a. ; ; ģ
_____

iniquitous

  [I'nIkwIts] _a.  ; 
_____

iniquity

  [I'nIkwItI] _n. , ; ; lost in iniquity
    
_____

initial

  [I'nISl]

    1. _a. ; ; initial cost 
    ; initial expenditure  ; initial word
        (.: UNO - ); initial velocity
    _.  

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _pl. 

    3. _v.

      1)  

      2)  (  ); to initial a document
       
_____

initially

  [I'nISlI] _adv.   ;   
_____

initiate

  1. _n. [I'nISIIt]   (   ..); ݣ (
    ..)

  2. _a. [I'nISIIt]  (   ..); ݣ (  
  ..)

  3. _v. [I'nISIeIt]

    1)  (   ..); ;  (   ..)

    2)    ,   ..

    3) , ,  ; to initiate measures
       ; to initiate the growth
     
_____

initiation

  [I,nISI'eISn] _n.

    1)  ( ; into);  ( ; in)

    2) , 

    3) _attr. ; initiation fee _.   (
    , )
_____

initiative

  [I'nISItIv]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; on one's own initiative  
      ; to take the initiative  

      2) _.   

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) ,  ,  
_____

initiatory

  [I'nISItrI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)    ( -.)
_____

inject

  [In'dekt] _v.

    1) , ,  (into)

    2) _. ; 

    3)  (  ..)
_____

injection

  [In'dekSn] _n.

    1) , , 

    2)   

    3) _. ; 
_____

injector

  [In'dekt] _n.

    1) _. ; 

    2) ,  
_____

injudicious

  [,Indu:'dISs] _a. ; , 
_____

injunction

  [In'dANkSn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.  
_____

injurant

  ['Indurnt] _n. ,   
_____

injure

  ['Ind] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ,  (-.)

    3)  (-.)

    4) ; ; to injure smb.'s feelings  -.; to
    injure smb.'s pride  -.
_____

injured

  ['Indd]

    1. _p-p.  injure

    2. _a.

      1) , ̣; in an injured voice    

      2) ; the dead and the injured   
_____

injurious

  [In'durIs] _a.

    1) ; injurious to health   

    2) 

    3) ; 
_____

injury

  ['IndrI] _n.

    1) , , ; to do smb. an injury  
    -.

    2) , 

    3) 

    4) ; 
_____

injustice

  [In'dAstIs] _n. ; to do smb. an injustice 
    -.
_____

ink

  [INk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)   (. printer's ink)

      3) ޣ ,  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) ,  

      3)   

      #) ink in   ( )
_____

ink-bag

  ['INkbg] _n.   
_____

ink-bottle

  ['INk,bOtl] _n. 
_____

ink-eraser

  ['INkI,reIz] _n.  
_____

ink-holder

  ['INk,huld] _n.   
_____

ink-horn

  ['INkhO:n] _n. _.

    1)   

    2) _attr.: ink-horn term  
_____

ink-pad

  ['INkpd] _n.  
_____

ink-pencil

  ['INk,pensl] _n.  ( ) 
_____

ink-pot

  ['INkpOt] _n. 
_____

ink-roller

  ['Ink,rul] = inker
_____

ink-slinger

  ['INk'slIN] _n. _. , У
_____

ink-well

  ['INkwel] _n.  ( ,  )
_____

inker

  ['INk] _n. _.    
_____

inkle

  ['INkl] _n. ,  ( )
_____

inkling

  ['INklIN] _n. ͣ ( -.), ̣  (of); I had an
  inkling of it   ; an inkling of truth ͣ  
_____

inkstand

  ['INkstnd] _n. ,  
_____

inky

  ['INkI] _a.

    1)  ,  ; 

    2) ,  ; inky darkness  
_____

inlaid

  ['In'leId] _p.  _p-p.  inlay 2
_____

inland

  1. _n. ['Inlnd]   ; , ̣  
   

  2. _a. ['Inlnd]

    1)   ; ̣    

    2) ; inland waters  ; inland trade 
    ; inland revenue )    
    ;  ; ) _. ,  
    

  3. _adv. [In'lnd]

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

inlander

  ['Inlnd] _n.    
_____

inlay

  1. _n. ['InleI] ;  

  2. _v. ['In'leI] (inlaid)

    1) , , ; to inlay a floor  

    2)  , 
_____

inlet

  ['Inlet] _n.

    1)   , ,  

    2) _. , ;    

    3) _. 

    4) _attr. ; inlet pipe  ; inlet sluice 
    
_____

inly

  ['InlI] _adv. _.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

inlying

  ['In'laIIN] _a.  , ; inlying picket _.
   
_____

inmate

  ['InmeIt] _n.

    1) ޣ ( ),  ( )  ..

    2) , 
_____

inmost

  ['Inmust] = innermost
_____

inn

  [In] _n. ;  

    *) the Inns of Court   , 
     (the Inner Temple, the Middle Temple, Lincoln's Inn, Gray's
    Inn)
_____

innards

  ['Indz] _pl. _.  (.   )
_____

innate

  ['I'neIt] _a. ģ, 
_____

innavigable

  [I'nvIgbl] _a. 
_____

inner

  ['In] _a. 

    *) the inner man ) ,  ""; ) _. ; to
    refresh one's inner man  , 
_____

inner tire

  ['In,taI] _n.  (, )
_____

innermost

  ['Inmust] _a.

    1)   

    2) , ; one's innermost feelings 
    
_____

innervate

  ['In:veIt] _v. _. , 
_____

innervated

  ['In:veItId]

    1. _p-p.  innervate

    2. _a. _. ֣ 
_____

inning

  ['InIN] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. = innings
_____

innings

  ['InINz] _n. (_pl.  .)

    1) _. ,    ( , )

    2)     ( , )

    3)  ; , ϣ  

    *) good innings , ; long innings  ; you had
    your innings   
_____

innkeeper

  ['In,ki:p] _n.  ,  
_____

innocence

  ['Insns] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) , , 

    4) 
_____

innocent

  ['Insnt]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; massacre ( slaughter) of the innocents
      ) _.  ; ) _. _.  
      ,   

      2) 

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2)  (of)

      3) , 

      4) ; innocent amusements  

      5) _. ۣ (-.); windows innocent of glass  
      ԣ

      6) _. ,  ( )
_____

innocuous

  [I'nOkjus] _a. ; ; innocuous snake  

    *) to render innocuous ) ; )  ()
_____

innominate

  [I'nOmInIt] _a. ,   
_____

innovate

  ['InuveIt] _v.  ;   (in)
_____

innovation

  [,Inu'veISn] _n. , ; 
_____

innovator

  ['InuveIt] _n. ; 
_____

innovatory

  [,Inu'veItrI] _a. ; 
_____

innoxious

  [I'nOkSs] = innocuous
_____

innuendo

  [,Inju:'endu] _n. (_pl. -oes [,Inju:'enduz])  ͣ;
  
_____

innumerable

  [I'nju:mrbl] _a. , ޣ, 
_____

innutrition

  [,Inju:'trISn] _n.  
_____

inobservant

  [,Inb'z:vnt] _a.

    1) 

    2)  (,   ..)
_____

inoccupation

  ['In,Okju'peISn] _n. , 
_____

inoculate

  [I'nOkjuleIt] _v.

    1)  () 

    2) _. 
_____

inoculation

  [I,nOkju'leISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.  , 
_____

inoculative

  [I'nOkjultIv] _a. _. ; inoculative material 
  
_____

inoculum

  [I'nOkjulm] _n. _.  
_____

inodorous

  [In'udrs] _a.  ,   
_____

inoffensive

  [,In'fensIv] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

inofficial

  [,In'fISl] _a. 
_____

inofficious

  [,In'fISs] _a.

    1) 

    2) _.   
_____

inoperable

  [In'Oprbl] _a. _. 
_____

inoperative

  [In'OprtIv] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)    ( )
_____

inopportune

  [In'Optju:n] _a. , 
_____

inordinate

  [I'nO:dInIt] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

inorganic

  [,InO:'gnIk] _a.

    1) ; inorganic nutrition _.  

    2)     (-.),  
    , 
_____

inornate

  [,InO:'neIt] _a. , 
_____

inosculate

  [I'nOskjuleIt] _v.

    1) (),  (  ; with)

    2) (), () ( )
_____

inpayments

  ['In,peImnts] _n. _pl.  
_____

input

  ['Input] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)  ();    ( )
_____

inquest

  ['Inkwest] _n. _. , ; grand inquest = grand jury {.
  jury I, 1)}
_____

inquietude

  [In'kwaIItju:d] _n. 
_____

inquire

  [In'kwaI] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  ,  ; to inquire closely
    

    #) inquire about, inquire after, inquire for , 
     -.,  ޣ-.; inquire into ; ; ,
    
_____

inquiring

  [In'kwaIrIN] _a.

    1) ; inquiring look  

    2) , ; inquiring mind  
_____

inquiry

  [In'kwaIrI] _n.

    1) ; ; ;  ; to make
    inquiries about smb., smth.    -., ޣ-.; on
    inquiry  

    2) , ; court of inquiry _. 
    ; to hold an inquiry  

    3) 

    4) _. 
_____

inquisition

  [,InkwI'zISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) (the Inquisition) _. 

    3) , 
_____

inquisitional

  [,InkwI'zISnl] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

inquisitive

  [In'kwIzItIv] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

inquisitor

  [In'kwIzIt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  
_____

inquisitorial

  [In,kwIzI'tO:rIl]

    1) = inquisitional 2)

    2) = inquisitive 2)
_____

inroad

  ['Inrud] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , ; to make inroads upon smb.'s time
      أ-. 
_____

inrush

  ['InrAS] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,  ( ); an inrush of tourists 
    

    3)  
_____

ins

  [Inz] _n. _pl.: ins and outs . in 3
_____

insalivate

  [In'slIveIt] _v. _.  ()  
_____

insalubrious

  [,Ins'lu:brIs] _a. ,    ( ,
  )
_____

insalubrity

  [,Ins'lu:brItI] _n.   
_____

insane

  [In'seIn] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

insanitary

  [In'snItrI] _a. 
_____

insanity

  [In'snItI] _n. ; 
_____

insatiability

  [In'seISj'bIlItI] _n. ; 
_____

insatiable

  [In'seISjbl] _a. ;  (of)
_____

insatiate

  [In'seISIIt] _a. 
_____

inscribe

  [In'skraIb] _v.

    1) ,  (in, on)

    2) ,   ,   .. (, )

    3)  (to - -.)

    4) _.  ()
_____

inscribed

  [In'skraIbd] _a. _. inscribed stock   
  
_____

inscription

  [In'skrIpSn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

inscriptive

  [In'skrIptIv] _a.    ; 
_____

inscrutability

  [In'skru:t'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

inscrutable

  [In'skru:tbl] _a.

    1) , ; inscrutable smile  

    2) ; inscrutable face ( expression) 
     
_____

insect

  ['Insekt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

insect-eater

  ['Insekt,i:t] _n.  (  )
_____

insect-net

  ['Insektnet] _n.    
_____

insect-powder

  ['Insekt,paud] _n.   
_____

insecticide

  [In'sektIsaId] _n.   , 
_____

insectivorous

  [,Insek'tIvrs] _a. _. 
_____

insectology

  [,Insek'tOldI] _n.  
_____

insecure

  [,InsI'kju] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ģ, ; 

    3): insecure of , ; insecure of the future
      
_____

insecurity

  [,InsI'kjurItI] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) ģ
_____

inseminate

  [In'semIneIt] _v. 
_____

insemination

  [In'semI'neISn] _n. ; artificial insemination
     
_____

insensate

  [In'senseIt] _a.

    1) ̣

    2) 

    3) ; ; insensate cruelty 
    
_____

insensibility

  [In'sens'bIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ,  

    3) ; 
_____

insensible

  [In'sensbl] _a.

    1) , ; insensible to colours 
     

    2)  ;   (of, to)

    3) , 

    4) , ; by insensible degrees 
_____

insensibly

  [In'sensblI] _adv. , 
_____

insensitive

  [In'sensItIv] _a. , ۣ ;
  , 
_____

insentient

  [In'senSInt] _a. ; ̣; insentient substance
   
_____

inseparability

  [In'sepr'bIlItI] _n. ; 
_____

inseparable

  [In'seprbl]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; 

      2) _.     ,  (., 
       dis-, re-  ..)

    2. _n. _pl.  
_____

insert

  1. _n. ['Inst] , ; ; _. 

  2. _v. [In's:t]

    1)  (in, into -  -., between -  -.); to insert
    a word  ; to insert a key in a lock   
    

    2)  ( )

    3)  ,  ( );  ( )

    4) _.  ( )
_____

insertion

  [In's:Sn] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2)  ( ,  )

    3)  ( )

    4) 

    5) _. ; 

    6) _.   ()
_____

inset

  1. _n. ['Inset]

    1) ,  ( )

    2)  (   ..)

  2. _v. ['In'set] ; 
_____

inseverable

  [In'sevrbl] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) 
_____

inshore

  ['In'SO:]

    1. _a. 

    2. _adv.   ;  ;     (
     ); inshore of the bank    
_____

inside

  ['In'saId]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; ; ; to bolt on the inside
       

      2)  , ̣  

      3)   ( )

      4) ; the inside of a week  

      5) _.  (.   ); a pain in the
      inside   

      6) _. , , ; the inside of a book  

      7)   , ,   .. ( 
      )

      8) _. _.  ;    (.
      inside information)

      9) _.  ; inside left (right) 
      () 

      10) _.   

      *) to get on the inside _.    ,  
      ;    {. insider}

    2. _a.

      1) ; inside track ) _.   ;
      ) _-.  ; )      

      2) , ; inside facts 

    3. _adv.

      1) , 

      2): inside of _.  ; inside of a week   

    4. _prep. ; 
_____

inside out

  ['In'saIdaut] _adv. ; to turn inside out  
  (-.)
_____

insider

  ['In'saId] _n.

    1)    ,  ;  

    2)  ̣,  
_____

insidious

  [In'sIdIs] _a. , ;   
  ; insidious disease  
_____

insight

  ['InsaIt] _n.

    1) ;     (into); to gain
    an insight into smb.'s character  -. 

    2) ; 
_____

insignia

  [In'sIgnI] _. _n. _pl.

    1)  , 

    2)  

    3) 

    4) 
_____

insignificance

  [,InsIg'nIfIkns] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

insignificancy

  [,InsIg'nIfIknsI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

insignificant

  [,InsIg'nIfIknt] _a.

    1) , ; ; 

    2)   , 
_____

insignificantly

  [,InsIg'nIfIkntlI] _adv. ;    
  
_____

insincere

  [,InsIn'sI] _a. , 
_____

insincerity

  [,InsIn'serItI] _n. , 
_____

insinuate

  [In'sInjueIt] _v.

    1) ,   ( -.)

    2) _refl. ,  (into); _. ,
    ; to insinuate oneself into smb.'s favour   -.
     

    3)  , ͣ
_____

insinuatingly

  [In'sInjueItINlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) ̣, ͣ, 
_____

insinuation

  [In'sInju'eISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ۣ, ͣ
_____

insipid

  [In'sIpId] _a. , ; _. , ,
  ; , 
_____

insipidity

  [,InsI'pIdItI] _n. ; ; _. ; ,
  
_____

insipidness

  [In'sIpIdnIs] = insipidity
_____

insist

  [In'sIst] _v.

    1)  ( ޣ-.);   (on, upon)

    2)   (on)
_____

insistence

  [In'sIstns] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

insistency

  [In'sIstnsI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

insistent

  [In'sIstnt] _a.

    1) ;  (   ..)

    2)  ,  
_____

insobriety

  [,Insu'braItI] _n. , . 
_____

insolation

  [,Insu'leISn] _n.

    1)  ()    -. 
     , 

    2)   
_____

insole

  ['Insul] _n. 
_____

insolence

  ['Inslns] _n.  ; , 
_____

insolent

  ['Inslnt] _a. ; , 
_____

insolubility

  [In'sOlju'bIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

insoluble

  [In'sOljubl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

insolvency

  [In'sOlvnsI] _n. , 
_____

insolvent

  [In'sOlvnt]

    1. _n.  ; 

    2. _a. ; ԣ
_____

insomnia

  [In'sOmnI] _n. 
_____

insomuch

  [,Insu'mAtS] _adv.: insomuch as ( that) ... 
_____

insouciance

  [In'su:sjns] _n. _.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

inspect

  [In'spekt] _v.

    1)  ,  ; 

    2) ,  ; 
_____

inspection

  [In'spekSn] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2)  ; 

    3) _attr. ; inspection tour  

    4) _attr. ɣ, ɣ; inspection certificate 
     ; ɣ ; inspection board ɣ
     ( ɣ , )
_____

inspector

  [In'spekt] _n.

    1) ; ; ̣

    2) ; 

    3) _. ɣ; 
_____

inspectoral

  [In'spektrl] = inspectorial
_____

inspectorate

  [In'spektrIt] _n.

    1) ;  ̣

    2)  , ̣

    3) ,  , ̣
_____

inspectorial

  [,Inspek'tO:rIl] _a. , 
_____

inspiration

  [,Insp'reISn] _n.

    1) ; to draw ( to get, to derive) inspiration 
    

    2)  ; ; she had a sudden inspiration ţ
      

    3) , , 

    4) 
_____

inspirator

  ['InspIreIt] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

inspire

  [In'spaI] _v.

    1) ,  (  ..)

    2) , 

    3) ,  

    4) 
_____

inspired

  [In'spaId]

    1. _p-p.  inspire

    2. _a. ; inspired article  
_____

inspirit

  [In'spIrIt] _v.  (  ..); ; 
_____

inspissate

  [In'spIseIt] _v. (), ()
_____

instability

  [,Inst'bIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

install

  [In'stO:l] _v.

    1) , ; ;  (in); to install oneself
    by the fireplace   

    2)     (in)

    3) _. ; ; 
_____

installation

  [,Inst'leISn] _n.

    1) ,   

    2)   

    3) _. ; ; air conditioning installation 
      

    4) _pl. 
_____

instalment

  [In'stO:lmnt] _n.

    1)   ( ); to pay by ( in) instalments
     ,  

    2)  ; a book in six instalments ,  
    

    3) ,  ()

    4) _attr.: instalment selling   ; to buy (to sell) on
    the instalment plan _.  ()  
_____

instance

  ['Instns]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ; in this instance   

      2) , ; ; at the instance of smb. 
      -. 

      3) _. ; a court of first instance   

      *) for instance ; in the first instance  ; 
       ; , 

    2. _v.    
_____

instancy

  ['InstnsI] _n. ; , 
_____

instant

  ['Instnt]

    1. _n. , ; at that very instant    ;
    the instant  ; the instant you call    ף;
    on the instant , ; this instant  

    2. _a.

      1) ; to be in instant need of smth. 
         ޣ-.

      2) ; ; instant relief 
      

      3) ,  

      4)  (,   ..)

      5)    ; instant cake mix
      -
_____

instantaneous

  [,Instn'teInjs] _a. ; ; instantaneous decision
   
_____

instantiate

  [In'stnSIeIt] _v. ,  
_____

instantly

  ['InstntlI] _adv. , 
_____

instate

  [In'steIt] _v.

    1)   

    2) ,  (  ..)
_____

instead

  [In'sted] _adv. ; ; instead of this  ; instead of
  going  ,  ; instead of him  ; this will do
  instead   
_____

instep

  ['Instep] _n. ߣ (, )
_____

instep-raiser

  ['Instep,reIz] _n. _. 
_____

instigate

  ['InstIgeIt] _v.

    1) ,  (to)

    2) ; 
_____

instigation

  [,InstI'geISn] _n. 
_____

instigator

  ['InstIgeIt] _n. ; instigator of war  
_____

instil

  [In'stIl] = instill
_____

instill

  [In'stIl] _v.

    1)    (into)

    2) _.   

    3)  ;  (,   ..)
_____

instillation

  [,InstI'leISn] _n.

    1)   

    2)   (-.)
_____

instilment

  [In'stIlmnt] = instillation
_____

instinct

  I ['InstINkt] _n. ,  أ; 

  II [In'stINkt] _a. _predic. instinct with  (, 
   ..)
_____

instinctive

  [In'stINktIv] _a. , 
_____

institute

  ['InstItju:t]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  , 

      3) ,   ,   . ;
       

      4) _.  ,  

      5) _pl. _.  , 

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; , 

      2) ,  (  ..)

      3) ,  (   ..)
_____

institution

  [,InstI'tju:Sn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)   (, , )

    3) ; ; 

    4)   (. educational institution)

    5)  ()

    6) _.  ;   

    7) _.  ()

    8) _.  -.  ( ); -., أ 
     

    9) _.   (-.)
_____

instruct

  [In'strAkt] _v.

    1) ,  (in)

    2) 

    3) , 

    4) _.   ();   

    5)  

    6) _.   ()
_____

instruction

  [In'strAkSn] _n.

    1)  (in)

    2) 

    3) ; _pl. , , , 

    4) _pl. _.  ()  ;  ()
    ; under the instruction  

    5) _.  ()   ̣ 
_____

instructional

  [In'strAkSnl] _a. ; instructional film  
_____

instructive

  [In'strAktIv] _a. 
_____

instructor

  [In'strAkt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) _.    
_____

instructress

  [In'strAktrIs] _n. _.  instructor
_____

instrument

  ['Instrumnt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; , 

      2) _. ; instrument of aggression  ;
      economic (financial) instruments  () ;
      he is a mere instrument in their hands      

      3)  

      4) _. ; ; ratification instruments 
      ; instrument of surrender   

      5) _attr.   ; instrument board _.
       ; instrument room ,  
      ( ); instrument shed  ; instrument flying
      _.  ̣, ̣  

    2. _v.

      1)  ,   

      2) _. 

      3)  
_____

instrumental

  [,Instru'mentl] _a.

    1) ; instrumental errors  ;
    instrumental landing _.  ,   

    2) _.  ,  ( -.); 
    (-.); to be instrumental in smth.  -.

    3) _. instrumental case    
_____

instrumentalist

  [,Instru'mentlIst] _n. ; 
_____

instrumentality

  [,Instrumen'tlItI] _n. , ; by the instrumentality
  of...  ..., ...
_____

instrumentation

  [,Instrumen'teISn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  ;  

    3) ,   

    4) _. , 

    5) _.  
_____

insubordinate

  [,Ins'bO:dnIt] _a.   ; 
_____

insubordination

  ['Ins,bO:dI'neISn] _n. , , ;
  
_____

insubstantial

  [,Insb'stnSl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) ; insubstantial accusation  
_____

insufferable

  [In'sAfrbl] _a. ; 
_____

insufficiency

  [,Ins'fISnsI] _n. 
_____

insufficient

  [,Ins'fISnt] _a. ; ;
  ; 
_____

insufflate

  ['InsAfleIt] _v. 
_____

insufflation

  [,InsA'fleISn] _n. 
_____

insufflator

  ['InsAfleIt] _n.

    1) _.   

    2) _.   
_____

insular

  ['Insjul] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) , ̣
_____

insularity

  [,Insju'lrItI] _n.

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

insulate

  ['InsjuleIt] _v.

    1) ;   ; to insulate oneself
    

    2)  ,  

    3) _. 

    4) _. 
_____

insulated

  ['InsjuleItId]

    1. _p-p.  insulate

    2. _a. ; insulated bag -
_____

insulating

  ['InsjuleItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  insulate

    2. _a. , ; insulating tape  
_____

insulation

  [,Insju'leISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

insulator

  ['InsjuleIt] _n.

    1) _. ; 

    2)  
_____

insulin

  ['InsjulIn] _n. _. 
_____

insult

  1. _n. ['InsAlt] ; ; 

  2. _v. [In'sAlt] ,  ; 
_____

insuperability

  [In'sju:pr'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

insuperable

  [In'sju:prbl] _a. ; insuperable difficulty 
  
_____

insupportable

  [,Ins'pO:tbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ; insupportable claim 
    
_____

insurance

  [In'Surns] _n.

    1) ; social insurance  

    2)  ;  

    3) _attr. ; insurance policy (fee)   ()
_____

insurant

  [In'Surnt] _n. 
_____

insure

  [In'Su] _v.

    1) (), ()

    2) , 
_____

insurer

  [In'Sur] _n.

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

insurgent

  [In's:dnt]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

insurmountable

  [,Ins:'mauntbl] _a. 
_____

insurrection

  [,Ins'rekSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

insurrectional

  [,Ins'rekSnl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

insurrectionary

  [,Ins'rekSnrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

insurrectionist

  ['Ins'rekSnIst] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) 
_____

insusceptibility

  ['Ins'sept'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

insusceptible

  [,Ins'septbl] _a. , ; 
  (); insusceptible of medical treatment   
_____

inswept

  ['Inswept] _a. _. ; 
_____

intact

  [In'tkt] _a. ; ģ, 
_____

intaglio

  [In'ta:lIu] _.

    1. _n.

      1) ,      
       

      2) _.   (. intaglio printing)

    2. _v. , 
_____

intake

  ['InteIk] _n.

    1) ɣ,    ; 

    2) , ; the annual intake  

    3) ,   ,     ( 
    )

    4)         

    5) 

    6) (. _.)    (   )

    7) _.  

    8) _. 

    9) _. ; 
_____

intangibility

  [In,tnd'bIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

intangible

  [In'tndbl]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; 

    2. _n.  , 
_____

integer

  ['IntId] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  
_____

integral

  ['IntIgrl]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _a.

      1) ; , ; 

      2) ; 

      3) _. 
_____

integrality

  [,IntI'grlItI] _n. , 
_____

integrant

  ['IntIgrnt]

    1. _n.   

    2. _a.

      1)   

      2) 
_____

integrate

  ['IntIgreIt]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ; ; 

      2)   

      3)   

      4) _. 
_____

integration

  [,IntI'greISn] _n.

    1)    ; ; ; school
    integration  

    2) _. 
_____

integrator

  ['IntIgreIt] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  
_____

integrity

  [In'tegrItI] _n.

    1) , , ; a man of integrity  

    2) , ; ; ; territorial
    integrity  
_____

integument

  [In'tegjumnt] _n.  , , . , ,
  , 
_____

integumentary

  [In,tegju'mentrI] _a. 
_____

intellect

  ['IntIlekt] _n.

    1) , , 

    2)  ; the intellects of the age   
_____

intellection

  [,IntI'lekSn] _n.  , 
_____

intellective

  [,IntI'lektIv] _a. , 
_____

intellectual

  [,IntI'lektjul]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; intellectual effort  ; the
      intellectual facilities  ; intellectual
      development  

      2) , 

    2. _n.

      1)  ; , 

      2) (the intellectuals) _pl. 

      3)  
_____

intellectuality

  ['IntI,lektju'lItI] _n. 
_____

intelligence

  [In'telIdns] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) ̣,  ;  ()

    3) , 

    4) 

    5) _attr. ; intelligence department ( service)
     , 

    6) _attr. ; intelligence test  
    ; intelligence quotient (_. I.Q. test) 
      (       )
_____

intelligencer

  [In'telIdns] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  ; 
_____

intelligent

  [In'telIdnt] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) , ̣
_____

intelligentsia

  [In,telI'dentsI] _. _n. 
_____

intelligentzia

  [In,telI'dentsI] _. _n. 
_____

intelligibility

  [In,telId'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

intelligible

  [In'telIdbl] _a. , 
_____

intemperance

  [In'temprns] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,    
_____

intemperate

  [In'temprIt] _a.

    1) 

    2) ;   , .  
     
_____

intend

  [In'tend] _v.

    1) ,   ; what do you intend to do ( doing)?
       ?; was it intended?    ?;
    I didn't intend to hurt you      ; I intended
    him to come    ,   ģ; I intended to have
    gone    (  ۣ)

    2)  (for); this portrait is intended for you ) 
       ; ) _.   
     

    3) , ; what do you intend by your words? 
      ?
_____

intended

  [In'tendId]

    1. _p-p.  intend

    2. _n. _.  ();  ()
_____

intense

  [In'tens] _a.

    1) ; intense cold  ; intense pain  ;
    intense hatred  ; intense interest  

    2) , ֣

    3) ; intense longing  

    4)  , ֣ ; 
_____

intensification

  [In,tensIfI'keISn] _n. , 
_____

intensify

  [In'tensIfaI] _v. ()
_____

intension

  [In'tenSn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ֣, ; 
_____

intensity

  [In'tensItI] _n.

    1) , ֣; , ; intensity of emotions
     ;  

    2) ,  (  ..)

    3) _. ֣ ()
_____

intensive

  [In'tensIv] _a.

    1) , ֣

    2) _. ; intensive care unit of a hospital 
    
_____

intent

  [In'tent]

    1. _n. , ; with good (evil) intent   ()
    ; divine intent  

      *) to all intents and purposes ) ,  ,
      ,   ; )   

    2. _a.

      1)  ;   (on -  -.);
       (on -  -.); to be intent on going  

      2) ֣ ( -.);  (-.); she is intent on her
      task    

      3) , ; intent look  
_____

intention

  [In'tenSn] _n.

    1) , , ; ; done without intention
     

    2) _pl. _.  ; he has intentions   أ
     ()

    3) _. , 

    4) _. first intention  ()   (.
    healing by first intention)
_____

intentional

  [In'tenSnl] _a. , 
_____

inter

  [In't:] _v.  , 
_____

inter alia

  ['Intr'eIlI] _. alv  
_____

inter-

  ['Int] _pref.

    1) -, -, ; interstellar ף

    2) -; intersect ; interwoven ԣ,
    ԣ

    3) -; interplay , ; interchange 
_____

inter-library

  [,Int'laIbrrI] _a. ; inter-library exchange system
   
_____

interact

  [,Intr'kt] _v. ;   ,
  ,    
_____

interaction

  [,Intr'kSn] _n. ; by interaction 
_____

interallied

  ['Intr'laId] _a. 
_____

interatomic

  ['Intr'tOmIk] _a. 
_____

interbreed

  ['Int'bri:d] _v. () (  )
_____

intercalary

  [In't:klrI] _a.

    1)        ( 29
    ); intercalary year  

    2) , 
_____

intercalate

  [In't:kleIt] _v. ,  {. intercalary}
_____

intercalation

  [In,t:k'leISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. , 
_____

intercede

  [,Int'si:d] _v. ,  (for - , with - );
   ; to intercede for mercy  
   (-.)
_____

intercellular

  [,Int'seljul] _a. _. 
_____

intercept

  1. _n. ['Intsept] _. 

  2. _v. [,Int'sept]

    1) 

    2) ,  (, , )

    3) , ; ,  , ; to
    intercept a view  

    4) _.  (, )
_____

interception

  [,Int'sepSn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 

    3)  ( )
_____

interceptor

  [,Int'sept] _n. _. -
_____

intercession

  [,Int'seSn] _n. , ; 
_____

intercessor

  [,Int'ses] _n. , ; 
_____

intercessory

  [,Int'sesrI] _a. , 
_____

interchain

  [,Int'tSeIn] _v. ,   
_____

interchange

  1. _n. ['Int'tSeInd]

    1) () ; an interchange of views  

    2) , 

    3) _attr.: interchange point _-.  

  2. _v. [,Int'tSeInd]

    1) 

    2) ()

    3) ()
_____

interchangeable

  [,Int'tSeIndbl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

intercity

  ['Int'sItI] _a. 
_____

intercollegiate

  ['Intk'lIdIIt] _a. 
_____

intercolonial

  ['Intk'lunjl] _a. 
_____

intercom

  ['IntkOm] _n. _.

    1)      ( ̣,  
    ..)

    2) _attr.: intercom switch  
_____

intercommunicate

  [,Intk'mju:nIkeIt] _v.

    1) ,  

    2)  ( )
_____

intercommunication

  ['Intk,mju:nI'keISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) 

    4) _attr.: intercommunication service _.  
_____

intercommunion

  [,Intk'mju:njn] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

intercommunity

  [,Intk'mju:nItI] _n.

    1) 

    2)   (-.)
_____

interconnect

  ['Intk'nekt] _v. ()
_____

interconnection

  [,Intk'nekSn] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) _.  (), 
_____

interconnexion

  [,Intk'nekSn] = interconnection
_____

intercontinental

  ['Int,kOntI'nentl] _a. ; intercontinental ballistic
  missile    
_____

interconvertible

  [,Intkn'v:tIbl] _a. ; 
_____

intercostal

  [,Int'kOstl] _a.

    1) _. ң

    2) _. , 
_____

intercourse

  ['IntkO:s] _n.

    1) ,    

    2) ,  ( )

    3)  
_____

intercrop

  [,Int'krOp] _v. _-.     
_____

intercross

  [,Int'krOs] _v.

    1)  

    2) () (  )
_____

interdental

  ['Int'dentl] _a. _. 
_____

interdepartmental

  ['Int,di:pa:t'mentl] _a. 
_____

interdepend

  [,IntdI'pend] _v.    
_____

interdependence

  [,IntdI'pendns] _n.  , ;
  
_____

interdependent

  [,IntdI'pendnt] _a.    , 
_____

interdict

  1. _n. ['IntdIkt]

    1) , 

    2) _. ; 

  2. _v. [,Int'dIkt]

    1) 

    2)   

    3)   

    4)  ( -.)

    5) _.  (Σ  ..)
_____

interdiction

  [,Int'dIkSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) _. 

    4) _attr.: interdiction fire _.   
_____

interdictory

  [,Int'dIktrI] _a. , ; 
_____

interest

  ['IntrIst]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to lose interest  ;
      to show interest  ; to arouse interest 
      ; to take (an) interest in smb., smth.  -.,
      -.,    -., -.

      2) , , ; to look after one's own interests
         ; in the interest(s) of truth 
       ; it is to my interest to do so  
        

      3)  ( ޣ-.);   

      4)  (-.);  ( -.); her chief interest is
      music    

      5) , ; a matter of no little interest 
      

      6)  (with -  -.)

      7)  ,   ; the landed interest
      

      8)  ( ); simple (compound) interest 
      () ; rate of interest ,  ,
       ; interest will start to run...  
      Σ ...; to return with interest   ; _.
        

      9) _pl.: (vested) interests 

    2. _v. , 
_____

interested

  ['IntrIstId]

    1. _p-p.  interest 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; an interested listener  

      2) , ģ

      3) ; interested motives  ; 
      
_____

interesting

  ['IntrIstIN]

    1. _pres-p.  interest 2

    2. _a. 

      *) to be in an interesting condition _.   
      
_____

interfere

  [,Int'fI] _v.

    1)  (in); don't interfere in his affairs   
     ; he is always interfering    ӣ ; to
    interfere with smb.'s independence   -. 

    2)  , ,  

    3) ,  (with); don't interfere with me  , 
     

    4) ; to interfere with smb.'s health  -. 

    5) ,   ; pleasure must not be
    allowed to interfere with business     ;
     ,  

    6) _. 

    7)  ( )

    8) _.  (-.)   
_____

interference

  [,Int'fIrns] _n.

    1) ; interference with mail-bags ,  
      

    2) , 

    3) _. 

    4) _. 

    5) _. 

    6) _.      

    7) _attr. _. ; interference fringes
     
_____

interferometer

  [,IntfI'rOmIt] _n. _. 
_____

interflow

  1. _n. ['Intflu] 

  2. _v. [,Int'flu] , 
_____

interfluent

  ['Intflu:nt] _a.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

interfuse

  [,Int'fju:z] _v. (), () (with)
_____

interfusion

  [,Int'fju:n] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

interim

  ['IntrIm]

    1. _n.  ; in the interim  ;  ;
    minister at interim    

    2. _a. , ; interim certificate 
    
_____

interior

  [In'tIrI]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  

      2)   ;  

      3)   (); the Department of the Interior
         (   ); Secretary of the
      Interior    ( )

      4) _. , 

      5) _. 

    2. _a. 
_____

interjacent

  [,Int'deIsnt] _a.  , ; ;
  interjacent payment ; interjacent government 
  
_____

interjaculate

  [,Int'dkjuleIt] _v.  ();  ()
_____

interject

  [,Int'dekt] _v.  ()
_____

interjection

  [,Int'dekSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

interlace

  [,Int'leIs] _v. (), ()
_____

interlacement

  [,Int'leIsmnt] _n. , 
_____

interlard

  [,Int'la:d] _v. ,  (,   
   ..)
_____

interleaf

  ['Intli:f] _n.     (  )
_____

interleave

  [,Int'li:v] _v.

    1)    (  )

    2) 
_____

interline

  1. _n. ['IntlaIn] _. 

  2. _v. [,Int'laIn]

    1)   

    2) _.  
_____

interlinear

  [,Int'lInI] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; interlinear version  
_____

interlineation

  ['Int,lInI'eISn] _n. ,   
_____

interlink

  [,Int'lINk] _v.  ; 
_____

interlock

  [,Int'lOk] _v.

    1) (), (); 

    2) _. 
_____

interlocution

  [,Intlu'kju:Sn] _n. , 
_____

interlocutor

  [,Int'lOkjut] _n. 
_____

interlocutory

  [,Int'lOkjutrI] _a.

    1)   , 

    2) ; interlocutory decree _. 
    
_____

interlocutress

  [,Int'lOkjutrIs] _n. 
_____

interlocutrix

  [,Int'lOkjutrIks] _n. 
_____

interlope

  [,Int'lup] _v.

    1)    

    2)  
_____

interloper

  ['Intlup] _n. ,    
_____

interlude

  ['Intlu:d] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _. 

    4) _. 
_____

intermarriage

  [,Int'mrId] _n.

    1)     ,   ..

    2)   
_____

intermarry

  ['Int'mrI] _v.

    1) ;  ԣ  ( , )

    2)    ( )
_____

intermaxillary

  ['Intmk'sIlrI] _a. _. 
_____

intermedia

  [,Int'mi:dj] _pl.  intermedium
_____

intermediary

  [,Int'mi:djrI]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

intermediate

  [,Int'mi:djt]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a.

      1) ; intermediate product ; Intermediate
      examination ,   ( 
      )

      2) ; intermediate agent  

      3) 
_____

intermediate-range

  [,Int'mi:djtreInd] _a.: intermediate-range ballistic missile
     
_____

intermediation

  ['Int,mi:dI'eISn] _n. 
_____

intermediator

  [,Int'mi:dIeIt] _n. 
_____

intermedium

  [,Int'mi:dIm] _n. (_pl. -dia, -diums [,Int'mi:dImz])

    1)  , 

    2)  , 
_____

interment

  [In't:mnt] _n. 
_____

intermezzi

  [,Int'metsI] _pl.  intermezzo
_____

intermezzo

  [,Int'metsu] _. _n. (_pl. -zi, -zos [,Int'metsuz])

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

interminable

  [In't:mInbl] _a. , 
_____

intermingle

  [,Int'mINgl] _v.

    1) (), () (with)

    2) 
_____

intermission

  [,Int'mISn] _n.

    1) , , ; without intermission 

    2) _. ; _. 

    3) _. ,  ()
_____

intermit

  [,Int'mIt] _v. ()  , ()
_____

intermittent

  [,Int'mItnt] _a. ; ; ; an
  intermittent pulse   ; intermittent contact _.
   
_____

intermix

  [,Int'mIks] _v. (), ()
_____

intermixture

  [,Int'mIkstS] _n. ; ; 
_____

intern

  I ['Int:n] _n. _.      ,
        

  II [In't:n] _v. 
_____

internal

  [In't:nl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; internal aerial _.  ; internal
      evidence _. ,    ; internal
      security units _.    ; internal war
       ; internal student  
      

      2) , 

    2. _n. _pl.

      1) _.  

      2) , 
_____

internal-combustion engine

  [In't:nlkm,bAstSn'endIn] _n.   
_____

internally

  [In't:nlI] _adv. ; he shuddered internally  
  
_____

international

  [,Int'nSnl]

    1. _a. , ; international law
     ; international civil servant 
     ; international salute _. " "
    (21 )

    2. _n.

      1)    

      2)  
_____

internationalism

  [,Int'nSnlIzm] _n. 
_____

internationalist

  [Int'nSnlIst] _n. 
_____

internationalize

  [,Int'nSnlaIz] _v.  ;   
    ( , )
_____

internecine

  [,Int'ni:saIn] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

internee

  [,Int:'ni:] _n. 
_____

internist

  [In't:nIst] _n. _. 
_____

internment

  [In't:nmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: internment camp   
_____

interoffice

  [,Intr'OfIs] _a.: interoffice telephone  , 
_____

interosculation

  ['Intr,Oskju'leISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.   (. )
_____

interpellate

  [In't:peleIt] _v. _. ,  
_____

interpellation

  [In,t:pe'leISn] _n. _. , 
_____

interpenetrate

  [,Int'penItreIt] _v.

    1)  ,  

    2) 
_____

interpenetrative

  [,Int'penItrtIv] _a. 
_____

interphone

  ['Intfun] _. = intercom
_____

interplanetary

  [,Int'plnItrI] _a. 
_____

interplay

  ['Int:'pleI] _n. 
_____

interpolate

  [In't:puleIt] _v.

    1) ;       (
     )

    2)  , 

    3) _. 
_____

interpolation

  [In,t:pu'leISn] _n.   . {. interpolate}
_____

interpolator

  [In't:puleIt] _n.  , 
_____

interposal

  [,Int:'puzl] = interposition
_____

interpose

  [,Int:'puz] _v.

    1) , ,  

    2) , ; to interpose an objection 
    

    3)  (,  )

    4)  , 

    5) 
_____

interposition

  [In,t:p'zISn] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3) , 
_____

interpret

  [In't:prIt] _v.

    1) , , ;  ()

    2)  ();   ()
_____

interpretation

  [In,t:prI'teISn] _n.

    1) , , ; to put a wide interpretation
    on smth.  -. ()  

    2)  ()

    3) _. 
_____

interpretative

  [In't:prIttIv] _a. , 
_____

interpreter

  [In't:prIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  ()
_____

interpretress

  [In't:prItrIs] _n. _.  interpreter
_____

interregna

  [,Int'regn] _pl.  interregnum
_____

interregnum

  [,Int'regnm] _n. (_pl. -na, -nums [,Int'regnmz])

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

interrelation

  ['IntrI'leISn] _n. , , 
_____

interrelationship

  ['IntrI'leISnSIp] _n.  ,  ; ӣ
_____

interrogate

  [In'terugeIt] _v.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

interrogation

  [In,teru'geISn] _n.

    1) ; note ( mark, point) of interrogation  

    2) ; interrogation under duress    
    

    3)  
_____

interrogative

  [,Int'rOgtIv] _a. ; interrogative pronoun _.
   
_____

interrogator

  [In'tereugeIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

interrogatory

  [,Int'rOgtrI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ;   ( )

    2. _a. 
_____

interrupt

  [,Int'rApt]

    1. _v.

      1) 

      2)  (   ..)

      3) , , ; to interrupt the view from
      the window    

    2. _n.

      1)  , 

      2) , 

      3) _.   (   ..)
_____

interrupter

  [,Int'rApt] _n. _. 
_____

interruption

  [,Int'rApSn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 

    3) , , ; interruption of telephone
    communication   
_____

intersect

  [,Int'sekt] _v.

    1) (); (); ()

    2)   
_____

intersection

  [,Int'sekSn] _n.

    1) 

    2)    

    3) ң
_____

intersidereal

  [,IntsaI'dIrIl] _a. ף
_____

interspace

  ['Int'speIs]

    1. _n.  (, ), 

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  

      2)  
_____

interspecific

  [,IntspI'sIfIk] _a. _. 
_____

intersperse

  [,Int'sp:s] _v.

    1) ,  (among, between - , )

    2) , , 

    3) 

    4)   
_____

interstate

  ['Int'steIt] _a.   ;   ;
     ;    (,
  ), ; interstate commerce   
  
_____

interstellar

  ['Int'stel] _a. ף; interstellar space ship 
  ; interstellar space ף 
_____

interstice

  [In't:stIs] _n. ; , 
_____

interstitial

  [,Int'stISl] _a.

    1)  , 

    2) _. ; 
_____

intertill

  [,Int'tIl] _v. _-. ,  
_____

intertribal

  [,Int'traIbl] _a. 
_____

intertwine

  [,Int'twaIn] _v.

    1) (), ()

    2) , 
_____

intertwist

  [,Int'twIst] = intertwine
_____

interval

  ['Intvl] _n.

    1) , , ; at intervals )  ;
    )   ; )   

    2) , , ; 
_____

intervale

  ['IntveIl] _n. _.    (   )
_____

intervene

  [,Int'vi:n] _v.

    1) ;  (in)

    2) ,   ( -.  ); some years
    intervened      

    3) ,  

    4)  , ; if nothing intervenes   
    
_____

intervention

  [,Int'venSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; surgical intervention  
_____

interventionist

  [,Int'venSnIst] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

interview

  ['Intvju:]

    1. _n.

      1)  , , ; ; to obtain (to grant)
      an interview  () 

      2)  ( )

    2. _v.  , ; 
_____

interviewee

  [,Intvju:'i:] _n. ,  
_____

interviewer

  ['Intvju:] _n. 
_____

intervocalic

  [,Intvu'klIk] _a. _. 
_____

interweave

  [,Int'wi:v] _v. (interwove; interwoven)

    1) , 

    2) ,  (with); 
_____

interwove

  [,Int'wuv] _p.  interweave
_____

interwoven

  [,Int'wun] _p-p.  interweave
_____

interzonal

  [,Int'zunl] _a. 
_____

intestacy

  [In'testsI] _n.

    1)  

    2) , ,   
_____

intestate

  [In'testIt]

    1. _n. ,   

    2. _a. ,   ; he died intestate  ,
      
_____

intestinal

  [In'testInl] _a. _. 
_____

intestine

  [In'testIn] _n. (. _pl.) , ; small (large) intestine
   () 
_____

intimacy

  ['IntImsI] _n.  , , ; _. 
  
_____

intimate

  I ['IntImIt]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a.

      1) , ; intimate friends  ; intimate
      details  

      2) , ;  ; intimate knowledge of smth.
        -.

      3) ; ; intimate talk   ;
      intimate feelings  

      4)  ( )

  II ['IntImeIt] _v.

    1) ,   

    2) , ;  
_____

intimation

  [,IntI'meISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ͣ
_____

intimidate

  [In'tImIdeIt] _v. ; , 
_____

intimidation

  [In,tImI'deISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

intimity

  [In'tImItI] _n. 
_____

intitule

  [In'tItju:l] _v. (. _p-p.) _. 
_____

into

  ['Intu], [Int] _prep.

    1)      ,    
    -. (), ; to go into the house   ; to fall, to dive,
    etc. into the river ,   ..  ; to walk into the
    square   ; to climb high into the mountains 
      ; to vanish into a crowd   ; to fall into
    a mistake   ; to work oneself into smb.'s favour
      أ-. 

    2)    -. ,   -.
     (); to walk into smb., smth.  () 
    -., -.

    3)      , ; her reflections shifted into
    the past     ; looking into the future
    )   ; )   

    4)     ,   .. ; to enter into
    a list   

    5)      ,    
    (), , ; to turn water into ice    ̣; to grow
    into manhood (womanhood)    ( );
    to transmute water power into electric power    
     ; to put ( to lick) into shape ) 
    ; )   ; to divide (to cut, to break, etc.) into
    so many portions  (,   ..)  -
    ; to work oneself into a rage    ; to
    lapse into silence   ; to plunge into a reverie
      ; to be persuaded into doing smth.  
      -.
_____

intolerable

  [In'tOlrbl] _a. , ; ; 
_____

intolerance

  [In'tOlrns] _n. 
_____

intolerant

  [In'tOlrnt] _a. ; intolerant of smth.   ( 
  ) -.
_____

intonate

  ['IntuneIt] = intone
_____

intonation

  [,Intu'neISn] _n.

    1) ;  ()

    2)  ;  

    3)  (  )
_____

intone

  [In'tun] _v.

    1) ,  ()

    2)  ;  

    3) ,   
_____

intoxicant

  [In'tOksIknt]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 
_____

intoxicate

  [In'tOksIkeIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

intoxication

  [In,tOksI'keISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. , 
_____

intra-

  ['Intr] _. _pref. -; intracranial ;
  intramuscular ; intranuclear ; intravenous
  ; intraurban ; intraurban traffic 
  
_____

intractability

  [In,trkt'bIlItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  (,  ,    ..)
_____

intractable

  [In'trktbl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) 

    4) 
_____

intramolecular

  [,Intrmu'lekjul] _a. 
_____

intramural

  ['Intr'mjurl] _a.

    1)      (  ) , 
    . ..

    2)  ( )
_____

intramuscular

  [,Intr'mAskjul] _a. 
_____

intransigent

  [In'trnsIdnt]

    1. _n.  ;  ,   
    

    2. _a. , 
_____

intransitive

  [In'trnsItIv] _a. _.  ( )
_____

intransmissible

  [,Intra:ns'mIsbl] _a.   ( )
_____

intrant

  ['Intrnt] _n.

    1)  ( ,     ..)

    2)  (   )
_____

intranuclear

  [,Intr'nju:klI] _a. 
_____

intraocular

  [,Intr'Okjul] _a. ; intraocular tension ( pressure)
   
_____

intravenous

  [,Intr'vi:ns] _a. 
_____

intrench

  [In'trentS] = entrench
_____

intrepid

  [In'trepId] _a. , , 
_____

intrepidity

  [,IntrI'pIdItI] _n. , 
_____

intricacy

  ['IntrIksI] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) 
_____

intricate

  ['IntrIkIt] _a. , , ; 
_____

intrigant

  ['IntrIgnt] = intriguant
_____

intrigante

  [,IntrI'ga:nt] = intriguante
_____

intriguant

  ['IntrIgnt] _n. _. 
_____

intriguante

  [,IntrI'ga:nt] _n. _. 
_____

intrigue

  [In'tri:g]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  

      2)  ( )

    2. _v.

      1) ,   (against - )

      2) , 

      3)   (with)
_____

intriguing

  [In'tri:gIN]

    1. _pres-p.  intrigue 2

    2. _a.

      1) ,  

      2) ,   

      3) , 
_____

intrinsic

  [In'trInsIk] _a.

    1) , , ; intrinsic value 
    

    2) 
_____

intro-

  ['Intru], ['Intr] _. _pref. -, -; introspection ;
  intromission 
_____

introduce

  [,Intr'dju:s] _v.

    1) ;  (into)

    2)   ; ; 

    3) , ; let me introduce my brother to you
        

    4)    (  ..)

    5) , 
_____

introduction

  [,Intr'dAkSn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) () ; letter of introduction
     

    4) , 

    5)  (  )

    6) 

    7) _. 
_____

introductory

  [,Intr'dAktrI] _a. , , 
_____

intromission

  [,Intru'mISn] _n. ; ; 
_____

introspect

  [,Intru'spekt] _v.

    1)  ; 

    2)  , 
_____

introspection

  [,Intru'spekSn] _n. _. , , 
_____

introspective

  [,Intru'spektIv] _a. _. 
_____

introversion

  [,Intru'v:Sn] _n. _.    
_____

introvert

  _.

    1. _n. ['Intruv:t] ,   ϣ  

    2. _v. [,Intru'v:t]    
_____

intrude

  [In'tru:d] _v.

    1) ,      (into); am I
    intruding?   ?

    2) (),   (upon); to intrude oneself (one's
    views) upon a person   ( ) -.

    3) ()
_____

intruder

  [In'tru:d] _n.

    1) ,  ;  

    2) _. ,      
    ; 

    3) _. ̣ , ̣- (. intruder aircraft)
_____

intrusion

  [In'tru:n] _n.

    1) ,    (into); unpardonable intrusion
     

    2)  ,    .. (upon)

    3) _.     

    4) _. , 
_____

intrusive

  [In'tru:sIv] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. ,  ( )
_____

intrust

  [In'trAst] _. = entrust
_____

intubation

  [,Intju'beISn] _n. _. 
_____

intuition

  [,Intju:'ISn] _n. 
_____

intuitional

  [,Intju:'ISnl] _a. 
_____

intuitionalism

  [,Intju:'ISnlIzm] _n. _. 
_____

intuitive

  [In'tju:ItIv] _a.

    1) = intuitional

    2)  
_____

intuitivism

  [In'tju:ItIvIzm] = intuitionalism
_____

intumescence

  [,Intju:'mesns] _n. , ; 
_____

intussusception

  [,Ints'sepSn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  (,   ..)
_____

inunction

  [I'nANkSn] _n.

    1) _. ; 

    2) _. 
_____

inundate

  ['InAndeIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) _. ; ; he was inundated with invitations 
      
_____

inundation

  [,InAn'deISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ; an inundation of tourists  
_____

inurbane

  [,In:'beIn] _a.

    1) , ۣ ,  

    2) 
_____

inure

  [I'nju] _v.

    1) ; to inure oneself  

    2) _.   ,  

    3) ,   ; to inure to the benefit of humanity
     
_____

inurement

  [I'njumnt] _n. ; ; 
_____

inurnment

  [I'n:nmnt] _n.     ( )
_____

inutile

  [I'nju:tIl] _a. 
_____

invade

  [In'veId] _v.

    1) ; , 

    2) ,  ( ); fear invaded her mind ţ 
    

    3)  ( -. )

    4)  ( )
_____

invader

  [In'veId] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

invalid

  I

    1. _n. ['InvlId] ; 

    2. _a. ['InvlId]

      1) ; 

      2)   ; an invalid diet   ;
      invalid food  

    3. _v. [,Inv'li:d]

      1) () 

      2) ()     ; to be
      invalided out of the army    
      

  II [In'vlId] _a.

    1)    , ; to declare a marriage
    invalid  

    2) 
_____

invalidate

  [In'vlIdeIt] _v.   ,  ; 
   
_____

invalidation

  [In,vlI'deISn] _n. ,   
_____

invalidity

  [,Inv'lIdItI] _n. 
_____

invaluable

  [In'vljubl] _a. , 
_____

invar

  [In'va:] _n. ,    
_____

invariability

  [In,vErI'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

invariable

  [In'vErIbl] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) _. 
_____

invariant

  [In'vErInt] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

invasion

  [In'veIn] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2)  ( -. )

    3) _. 

    4) _attr.: invasion ground forces _.   ;
    invasion fleet -  
_____

invasive

  [In'veIsIv] _a. ; 
_____

invective

  [In'vektIv] _n.

    1)  ; ; 

    2) (. _pl.) , ; a stream of invectives 
    
_____

inveigh

  [In'veI] _v.  , ,  (against)
_____

inveigle

  [In'vi:gl] _v. , ; ; to inveigle smb. into
  doing smth.   -.  -.
_____

inveiglement

  [In'vi:glmnt] _n. ; , 
_____

invent

  [In'vent] _v.

    1) ,  

    2) , , 

    3) ; to invent an excuse (explanation)  
    ()
_____

invention

  [In'venSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) 

    4) _. 
_____

inventive

  [In'ventIv] _a. ; 
_____

inventor

  [In'vent] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ڣ
_____

inventory

  ['InvntrI]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , , ӣ  

      3) ޣ ; ,  ; to make (
      to draw) up an inventory  

    2. _v.  ,   
_____

inveracity

  [,Inv'rsItI] _n. ;  
_____

inverse

  ['In'v:s]

    1. _n. ;  

    2. _a. , ף; ; inverse ratio (
    proportion) _.  
_____

inversely

  ['In'v:slI] _adv. ;  
_____

inversion

  [In'v:Sn] _n.

    1) ; ף;    
    

    2) _. 

    3) _. 

    4) _.  

    5) _.  ()
_____

invert

  1. _n. ['Inv:t]

    1) _.  

    2) 

  2. _v. [In'v:t]

    1) ף, , 

    2) ,  

    3) _. 
_____

invertebrate

  [In'v:tIbrIt]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. ; _. , 
_____

inverted

  [In'v:tId]

    1. _p-p.  invert 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; ף; inverted flight _. ̣  

      2) ; inverted order of words _. , 
       

      3) _. 
_____

inverted commas

  [In'v:tId'kOmz] _n. _pl. 
_____

inverter

  [In'v:t] _n. _. ,  
_____

invest

  [In'vest] _v.

    1) ,  ,  (in)

    2) _.  -.

    3) ,  (in, with); invested with mystery 
    

    4)  (  ..; with, in)

    5) _. , 
_____

investigate

  [In'vestIgeIt] _v.

    1) ; ;  

    2) , 
_____

investigation

  [In,vestI'geISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) () 
_____

investigative

  [In'vestIgeItIv] _a. 
_____

investigator

  [In'vestIgeIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

investigatory

  [In'vestIgeItrI] = investigative
_____

investiture

  [In'vestItS] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ,    ,  

    3) , 
_____

investment

  [In'vestmnt] _n.

    1) ,  , 

    2) ; 

    3)   ,    

    4) , 

    5)  ,   ..

    6) _. , 

    7) _attr.: investment bank _.  ; investment
    goods   ; investment outlet 
     
_____

investor

  [In'vest] _n.  {. invest 1)}
_____

inveteracy

  [In'vetrsI] _n.  ();  ()
_____

inveterate

  [In'vetrIt] _a.  , , ;
  ; inveterate smoker  ; inveterate liar 
_____

invidious

  [In'vIdIs] _a.

    1)   ;  ,
    ; ; invidious comparison  

    2) _. ,  
_____

invigilate

  [In'vIdIleIt] _v.      
_____

invigorate

  [In'vIgreIt] _v.

    1)  , 

    2) 
_____

invigorative

  [In'vIgrtIv] _a. , , 
_____

invincibility

  [In,vInsI'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

invincible

  [In'vInsbl] _a. 
_____

inviolability

  [In,vaIl'bIlItI] _n. ; 
_____

inviolable

  [In'vaIlbl] _a. ; 
_____

inviolate

  [In'vaIlIt] _a. ; Σ
_____

invisibility

  [In,vIz'bIlItI] _n. ; 
_____

invisible

  [In'vIzbl] _a. , ; ; ; invisible
  man -; invisible exports (imports) _. 
   (); he is invisible    (  )

    *) invisible green -  -̣ ; the
    Invisible Empire _. --
_____

invitation

  [,InvI'teISn] _n.

    1)  (to - ); admission by invitation only   
     ; to send out invitations  

    2) _attr. ; invitation card  
_____

invitational

  [,InvI'teISnl] _a. 
_____

invite

  [In'vaIt]

    1. _v.

      1) , 

      2) , ; to invite attention  

      3)  ( -.); to invite questions (opinions) 
        ( ϣ )

      4)   

    2. _n. _. 
_____

invitee

  [,InvaI'ti:] _n. _. ۣ
_____

inviting

  [In'vaItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  invite 1

    2. _a. , , , 
_____

invocation

  [,Invu'keISn] _n.

    1) _. ,   

    2) , 

    3) _.  ( )
_____

invocatory

  [In'vOktrI] _a. , 
_____

invoice

  ['InvOIs]

    1. _n. ޣ, 

    2. _v.  ޣ, 
_____

invoke

  [In'vuk] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  

    3) 
_____

involucre

  ['Invlu:k] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. ף 
_____

involuntary

  [In'vOlntrI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

involute

  ['Invlu:t]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) _. ף ; 

      3) , ; an involute plot  

    2. _n. _. , ף

    3. _v. _.   
_____

involution

  [,Inv'lu:Sn] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,  ( ,   ..)

    3) _.   
_____

involve

  [In'vOlv] _v.

    1) ף,  (in)

    2)  ()

    3) ; , ; ; involved in debt
      ; to involve the rights of smb. 
    -. 

    4)    (in); , 

    5) ,   

    6) _.   
_____

involved

  [In'vOlvd]

    1. _p-p.  involve

    2. _a. , ; involved mechanism  ;
    involved reasoning  
_____

involvement

  [In'vOlvmnt] _n.

    1) ;  

    2)  

    3) ;  ( ޣ-.)
_____

invulnerability

  [In,vAlnr'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

invulnerable

  [In'vAlnrbl] _a. 
_____

inward

  ['Inwd]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2)  , ݣ 

      3) , 

    2. _adv.

      1) 

      2) 

    3. _n. _pl. _. 
_____

inwardly

  ['InwdlI] _adv.

    1) ; 

    2) ,  ,  ,  
_____

inwardness

  ['InwdnIs] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)  ;  
_____

inwards

  ['Inwdz] = inward 2
_____

inweave

  ['In'wi:v] _v. (inwove; inwoven)

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

inwove

  ['In'wuv] _p.  inweave
_____

inwoven

  ['In'wuvn] _p-p.  inweave
_____

inwrought

  ['In'rO:t] _a.

    1)  ( ; with)

    2)    ( ; on, in)

    3) _.  , ԣ (with)
_____

iodide

  ['aIudaId] _n. _. ,   
_____

iodine

  ['aIudi:n] _n. 
_____

iodize

  ['aIudaIz] _v.   
_____

ion

  ['aIn] _n. _. 
_____

ionic

  [aI'OnIk] _a. _. ; ionic composition of the atmosphere 
   
_____

ionium

  [aI'unIm] _n. _. 
_____

ionize

  ['aInaIz] _v. _. 
_____

ionosphere

  [aI'OnsfI] _n. 
_____

ionospheric

  [aI,On'sferIk] _a.   ; ionospheric data  
   
_____

iontophoresis

  [aI,Ontf'ri:sIs] _n. _. 
_____

iota

  [aI'ut] _. _n. 

    *) not to care an iota   ,     
_____

ipecac

  ['IpIkk] _.  ipecacuanha
_____

ipecacuanha

  [,IpIkkju'n] _n. _. ,  
_____

ir-

  [Ir] _pref. ( ,     r) -; irrational
  ; ; irrelevant ,    
_____

irascibility

  [I,rsI'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

irascible

  [I'rsIbl] _a. , 
_____

irate

  [aI'reIt] _a. , , 
_____

ire

  ['aI] _n. _. , 
_____

ireful

  ['aIful] _a. 
_____

iridescence

  [,IrI'desns] _n. ; 
_____

iridescent

  [,IrI'desnt] _a. ,   ; 
_____

iris

  ['aIrIs] _n.

    1) _.   ()

    2) 

    3) _. , 

    4) _attr.: iris diaphragm _.  
_____

iritis

  [aI'raItIs] _n. _.    
_____

irk

  [:k] _v. _. , , 
_____

irksome

  [':ksm] _a. , ; 
_____

iron

  ['aIn]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  ()

      2) ޣ , ., , , ; as hard as iron
      ף  ; _. . ; ; a man of iron
       ,   

      3)   (   ; .: curling-irons
         )

      4) 

      5) _pl. , ; in irons  

      6) (. _pl.) 

      7) _.  

      *) to have (too) many irons in the fire )   
      ; )      ( 
      )

    2. _a.

      1) ;   

      2) , , ף

      *) iron man _. _.  ; iron horse _.
        (, , ); iron rations _.
        (); iron age )  ;
      )  ; iron curtain  ; an iron fist in a
      velvet glove  ,  ֣ 

    3. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  

      #) iron out , 
_____

iron lung

  ['aInlAN] _n. _.    
_____

iron-bark

  ['aInba:k] _n.     
_____

iron-bound

  ['aInbaund] _a.

    1)  

    2) , 

    3)  ( )
_____

iron-foundry

  ['aIn,faundrI] _n.  
_____

iron-grey

  ['aIn'greI]

    1. _a. -

    2. _n. - 
_____

iron-handed

  ['aIn'hndId] _a. , ; 
_____

iron-mould

  ['aInmuld] _n.     ( )
_____

iron-shod

  ['aInSOd] _a.  ; , 
_____

ironclad

  ['aInkld]

    1. _a.

      1)  Σ, 

      2) ֣, ף; 

    2. _n. _. 
_____

iron-fall

  ['aInfO:l] _n.  
_____

ironic

  [aI'rOnIk] = ironical
_____

ironical

  [aI'rOnIkl] _a. 
_____

ironing

  ['aInIN]

    1. _pres-p.  iron 3

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , أ  
_____

ironing-board

  ['aInINbO:d] _n.  
_____

ironmaster

  ['aIn,ma:st] _n.   
_____

ironmonger

  ['aIn,mANg] _n.  ,  
_____

ironmongery

  ['aIn,mANgrI] _n.  ,  
_____

ironside

  ['aInsaId] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) (Ironsides) _pl. _.  , ""
_____

iron-stone

  ['aInstun] _n.  ,  
_____

ironware

  ['aInwE] _n. ,  
_____

ironwork

  ['aInw:k] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

ironworker

  ['aIn,w:k] _n. -
_____

ironworks

  ['aInw:ks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.   _pl.) 
  ;  ޣ 
_____

irony

  ['aIrnI] _n. ; the irony of fate  ; the irony of it
  is that...   , ...;    ...

    *) Socratic irony    
_____

irradiate

  [I'reIdIeIt] _v.

    1) , ; 

    2) _.  

    3) ,  ;  (  ..)
_____

irradiation

  [I,reIdI'eISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , , , 

    3) _. 
_____

irrational

  [I'rSnl]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; ; irrational fear
       

      2) ,  ң 

      3) _. 

    2. _n. _.  
_____

irrationality

  [I,rS'nlItI] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) _. 
_____

irreclaimable

  [,IrI'kleImbl] _a.

    1)    ( )

    2) 

    3) 
_____

irreconcilable

  [I'reknsaIlbl] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2) , 
_____

irrecoverable

  [,IrI'kAvrbl] _a. , 
_____

irrecusable

  [,IrI'kju:zbl] _a. ; 
_____

irredeemable

  [,IrI'di:mbl] _a.

    1) , ģ, 

    2)   ,  ( )

    3)   ,  (  )
_____

irredenta

  [,IrI'dent] _. _a. Σ
_____

irredentist

  [,IrI'dentIst] _n. _.     
  (      
     )
_____

irreducible

  [,IrI'dju:sbl] _a.

    1)    (    ..)

    2) _.        

    3) _. , 

    4) 

    5) 
_____

irrefragable

  [I'refrgbl] _a. , , ; irrefragable
  answer  
_____

irrefrangible

  [,IrI'frndIbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

irrefutable

  [I'refjutbl] _a. 
_____

irregular

  [I'regjul]

    1. _a.

      1) ;  ; ; irregular child
       £

      2) , 

      3) ; ;  ( );
      

      4) _. 

      5) _. 

    2. _n. (. _pl.)  , 
_____

irregularity

  [I,regju'lrItI] _n.

    1) ,   (,   ..)

    2) , ; irregularity of living 
     

    3) 
_____

irrelative

  [I'reltIv] _a.

    1)  (to); 

    2) = irrelevant
_____

irrelevance

  [I'relIvns] _n.

    1) 

    2)    ,    ..
_____

irrelevant

  [I'relIvnt] _a. ;    
_____

irreligious

  [,IrI'lIds] _a. ; 
_____

irremeable

  [I'remIbl] _a. , 
_____

irremediable

  [,IrI'mi:djbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

irremovability

  ['IrI,mu:v'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

irremovable

  [,IrI'mu:vbl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)  ( )
_____

irreparable

  [I'reprbl] _a. ; irreparable loss  ;
  irreparable injury  
_____

irrepatriable

  [,IrI'ptrIbl] _n. ,   
_____

irreplaceable

  [,IrI'pleIsbl] _a. ; ; 
_____

irrepressible

  [,IrI'presbl]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 

    2. _n. _. , գ 
_____

irreproachable

  [,IrI'prutSbl] _a. , 
_____

irresistibility

  ['IrI,zIst'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

irresistible

  [,IrI'zIstbl] _a. ; ; ;
  irresistible proof  
_____

irresolute

  [I'rezlu:t] _a. , 
_____

irresolution

  ['I,rez'lu:Sn] _n. , 
_____

irresolvable

  [,IrI'zOlvbl] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2) 
_____

irrespective

  [,IrIs'pektIv] _a. ,  (of - ); irrespective
  of age   
_____

irresponsibility

  ['IrIs,pOns'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

irresponsible

  [,IrIs'pOnsbl] _a.

    1) ,   ; irresponsible child
    £,     

    2) 

    3) 
_____

irresponsive

  [,IrIs'pOnsIv] _a.

    1)  ,  ; to be irresponsive  , 
    

    2) ; 

    3) _. = irresponsible
_____

irretention

  [,IrI'tenSn] _n.   ; irretention of memory
   
_____

irretentive

  [,IrI'tentIv] _a.     
_____

irretraceable

  [,IrI'treIsbl] _a. 
_____

irretrievable

  [,IrI'tri:vbl] _a. , , 
_____

irreverence

  [I'revrns] _n. 
_____

irreverent

  [I'revrnt] _a. 
_____

irreversible

  [,IrI'v:sbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; , ; irreversible decision
     

    3) _. 
_____

irrevocability

  [I,revk'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

irrevocable

  [I'revkbl] _a. , ; ; irrevocable
  mistake  ; irrevocable decision  
_____

irrigate

  ['IrIgeIt] _v.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

irrigation

  [,IrI'geISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. ; 

    3) _attr.: irrigation engineering 
_____

irrigative

  ['IrIgeItIv] _a. , 
_____

irritability

  [,IrIt'bIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ;  ()
_____

irritable

  ['IrItbl] _a.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _. ,   ( )
_____

irritant

  ['IrItnt]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  

      2) _.    

    2. _a.  
_____

irritate

  I ['IrIteIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) _.  , 

    3) _.     

  II ['IrIteIt] _v. _.  , 
_____

irritating

  I ['IrIteItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  irritate I

    2. _a. ,  

  II ['IrIteItIN] _pres-p.  irritate II
_____

irritation

  [,IrI'teISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. _. ; 
_____

irritative

  ['IrIteItIv] _a. 
_____

irruption

  [I'rApSn] _n.  , , 
_____

is

  [Iz] ( ); [z], [s] ( ) 3- . . .
    . to be
_____

ischemia

  [Is'ki:mI] _n. _. 
_____

isinglass

  ['aIzINgla:s] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) _.  (. isinglass-stone)
_____

island

  ['aIlnd]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) -. ; street ( safety) island 
       ( )

      3) _.  (  )

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  

      2) 
_____

islander

  ['aIlnd] _n. ,  
_____

isle

  [aIl] _n.  (_.;   .   ; .,
  Isle of Wight - )
_____

islet

  ['aIlIt] _n. 
_____

ism

  ['Izm] _n. _. , ; 
_____

isn't

  ['Iznt] _. _. = is not
_____

isobar

  ['aIsuba:] _n. 
_____

isochronal

  [aI'sOkrnl] = isochronous
_____

isochronous

  [aI'sOkrns] _a. 
_____

isoclinal

  [,aIsu'klaInl] _a. _. 
_____

isocline

  ['aIsuklaIn] _n. _. 
_____

isolate

  ['aIsleIt] _v.

    1) , , ;  

    2) _. 
_____

isolated

  ['aIsleItId]

    1. _p-p.  isolate

    2. _a. , ; isolated sentence ,
      ; isolated case  
_____

isolation

  [,aIsu'leISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; to live in isolation  Σ  

    3) _attr.: isolation hospital  ; isolation period
    
_____

isolationism

  [,aIsu'leISnIzm] _n. 
_____

isolator

  ['aIsleIt] _n. 
_____

isosceles

  [aI'sOsIli:z] _a. _. 
_____

isotherm

  ['aIsu:m] _n. 
_____

isothermal

  [,aIsu':ml] _a. 
_____

isotope

  ['aIsutup] _n. 
_____

issuance

  ['ISu:ns] _n. ,   . {. issue 2}
_____

issue

  ['ISu:]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; ; an issue of blood
      

      2) ,  ;  

      3) _.   

      4) ; ; today's issue   (  ..)

      5) ; ; ; without male issue   

      6) ,  (-.); in the issue  ,  ; 
       ޣ; to await the issue  

      7)  ,  , ; ; national
      issue   ; trivial issues ; the
      issue of the day  ; issue of fact _. 
      ,      ,   
       ; issue of law _.   ; to be at
      issue )   ;   ; )  
      , ; the point at issue  , ; the
      question at issue is  ( )   ; to join (
      to take) issue )   ;  (with -  -.,
      on -  ޣ-.); ) _.  ; )  ,
        ; to bring an issue to a close 
      

      8) (. _pl.) , 

      9) _. 

      10): government issue ڣ  {. . G. I.}

    2. _v.

      1) , , 

      2) ,    (from - -.); 
      ,  (in - -.); the game issued in a tie 
         ޣ

      3) _. ,  ( -.)

      4) , ;    (  ..)

      5)  ( )

      6) ,  (, , )

      7)  ()
_____

isthmus

  ['Isms] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. _.    ( .);  
_____

it

  [It]

    1. _pron.

      1) _pers. (_obj.  .) , ,  (   );
      here is your paper, read it   ,  ţ

      2) _demonstr. ; who is it?  ?  ?; it's me, _. it
      is I  

      3) _impers. it is raining ģ ; it is said ; it is
      known 

      4)     -.  :
      it (= the season) is winter  ; it (= the distance) is 6
      miles to Oxford   6 ; it (= the scenery) is very
      pleasant here   ; it is in vain ; it is easy
      to talk like that   

      5)        (
      ,   )  ; .: to face
      it out    ; to foot it )  ;
      ) ; to lord it  , ; to cab it
      ,   ,  

    2. _n. _.

      1) ;   (-.);  ; "";
      in her new dress she was it  ϣ     
      ; she has it   - ,   

      2)    ,  
_____

it's

  [Its] _. _. = it is
_____

italic

  [I'tlIk] _.

    1. _a. ; italic type 

    2. _n. _pl. ; italics supplied   ( )
_____

italicize

  [I'tlIsaIz] _v.

    1)  

    2) ޣ ( );  ޣ

    3) ޣ, 
_____

itch

  [ItS]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) ,  (-.),   (-.); an itch
      for money (gain)   (); an itch to go away
        

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  ,  

      *) my fingers itch to give him a thrashing    
       ; scratch him where he itches   
_____

itch-mite

  ['ItSmaIt] _n.  
_____

itching

  ['ItSIN]

    1. _pres-p.  itch 2

    2. _a. 
_____

itchy

  ['ItSI] _a.  ; 
_____

item

  ['aItm]

    1. _n.

      1)    (   ..); , ,
       (ޣ, );  (  ); 
      (  ..); to answer a letter item by item  
        

      2)  ; , 

    2. _v.   

    3. _adv. , ,  
_____

itemize

  ['aItmaIz] _v.

    1) _.   ; , 

    2) _. ,  
_____

iterance

  ['Itrns] = iteration
_____

iterant

  ['Itrnt] _a. 
_____

iterate

  ['ItreIt] _v. 
_____

iteration

  [,It'reISn] _n. 
_____

iterative

  ['ItrtIv] _a. 
_____

itineracy

  [I'tInrsI] = itinerancy
_____

itinerancy

  [I'tInrnsI] _n.

    1) ;     

    2)  (  ..)    ,  
    ..
_____

itinerant

  [I'tInrnt]

    1. _n. ,       ,  
     ( , )

    2. _a.

      1) ; itinerant musicians  

      2)   
_____

itinerary

  [aI'tInrrI]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  

      3) 

    2. _a. , 
_____

itinerate

  [I'tInreIt] _v.

    1) 

    2)    ( , )
_____

itineration

  [I,tIn'reISn] = itinerancy
_____

its

  [Its] _pron. _poss. (   ) ; ţ; ;
   , 
_____

itself

  [It'self] _pron. (_pl. themselves;    )

    1) _refl. ; -; -; ; the light went out of itself 
    ; by itself , ; in itself   ,  
    ; of itself   ,     

    2) _emph. , , ; she is kindness itself   ;
    even the well itself was empty        
_____

ivied

  ['aIvId] _a. ,  
_____

ivory

  ['aIvrI] _n.

    1)  ; fossil ivory  

    2) _pl. _.    :  , 
    , 

    3) (. _pl.) _. ; to show one's ivories , 
    

    4)   

    5) _attr.    

    6) _attr.   

    *) ivory tower    
_____

ivory-nut

  ['aIvrInAt] _n.  
_____

ivory-white

  ['aIvrI'waIt] _a.   
_____

ivory black

  ['aIvrI'blk] _n.   (ޣ )
_____

ivy

  ['aIvI] _n. _.  ()
_____

ivy-bush

  ['aIvIbuS] _n.

    1)  

    2) = bush I, 1, 5)
_____

jab

  [db]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ;  

      2) _. 

      3) _. ; 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) ,  (into)

      3) ; ;  (); 

      *) jab out 
_____

jabber

  ['db]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ; 

    2. _v.

      1) , , 

      2)    , 
_____

jabot

  ['bu] _n. _.      ; 
_____

jacinth

  ['dsIn] _n. _. 
_____

jack

  I [dk]

    1. _n.

      1) (. Jack) , ; every man jack  (); Jack
      and Gill ( Jill)   ; a good Jack makes a good Jill
          

      2) = jack tar

      3) (. Jack) , ģ

      4) _. 

      5) _. ; to make one's jack  

      6) _. _. , 

      7)  

      8) _. , ; ; 

      9)    

      10) _. ; 

      11) _.   ;  

      12) 

      13)  , 

      14)    

      15) _.  

      *) Jack of all trades    ; to be Jack of all trades
      and master of none  ӣ     ; Jack out of
      office ; Jack at a pinch ,  
      ; to raise jack _. , 

    2. _v.   ( jack up)

      #) jack up ) , ; to jack up one's job 
      ; ): jacked up ; ң

  II [dk] _n. _. , 

  III [dk] _n. _.

    1)  (   ..); black jack    ( )

    2)     
_____

jack light

  ['dklaIt] _n. _.  (     )
_____

jack rabbit

  ['dk'rbIt] _n.  
_____

jack sprat

  ['dksprt] _n. 
_____

jack tar

  ['dk'ta:] _n. 
_____

jack-in-the-box

  ['dkInbOks] _n.

    1)  ( ,   , 
     )

    2)  

    3) _. , 

    4) _.  
_____

jack-knife

  ['dknaIf] _n.   
_____

jack-lift

  ['dklIft] _n. ߣ 
_____

jack-o'-lantern

  ['dku,lntn] _n.

    1)  Σ

    2) _.         , 
     
_____

jack-plane

  ['dkpleIn] _n. _. , ; 
_____

jack-priest

  ['dkpri:st] _n. _. 
_____

jack-screw

  ['dkskru:] _n. () 
_____

jack-snipe

  ['dksnaIp] _n.  
_____

jack-staff

  ['dksta:f] _n. _. -
_____

jack-stone

  ['dkstun] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl. (.  _sing.)   
_____

jack-straw

  ['dkstrO:] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _pl.   

    *) not to care a jack-straw     
_____

jack-towel

  ['dk,taul] _n.  ( ,  )
_____

jackal

  ['dkO:l]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. ,    ޣ,  

    2. _v.  ޣ,  
_____

jackanapes

  ['dkneIps] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)    £

    3) ݣ, 
_____

jackaroo

  [,dk'ru:] _n. _. _.  ,  (
   )
_____

jackass

  ['dks] _n.

    1) ӣ

    2) ['dka:s] ӣ, , 
_____

jackboot

  ['dkbu:t] _n.   ; _. 
_____

jackdaw

  ['dkdO:] _n. 

    *) jackdaw in peacock's feathers    
_____

jacket

  ['dkIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; Norfolk jacket   ; Eton
      jacket  ޣ  (. )

      2) _. 

      3)  ()

      4)  (); ; potatoes boiled in their jackets
        

      5) , ;  (. dust jacket)

      6) _. ,  (),  ( )

      *) to dress down ( to trim, to warm, to dust) smb.'s jacket
      ,  -.

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2)  , 
_____

jacketed

  ['dkItId]

    1. _p-p.  jacket 2

    2. _a.

      1)   , 

      2) _.  ,  
_____

jackpot

  ['dkpOt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ;     ; to hit the jackpot 

    3) _. _.  
_____

jacobin

  ['dkubIn] _n.  
_____

Jacobinic

  [,dku'bInIk] _a. _. 
_____

Jacobinical

  [,dku'bInIkl] _a. _. 
_____

jacobus

  [d'kubs] _n. _.   XVII .    I
_____

jaconet

  ['dknet] _n. ̣    
_____

jacqueminot

  ['dkmInu] _n. _.   
_____

jacquerie

  [,a:k'ri:] _n. _. _. 
_____

jactation

  [dk'teISn] = jactitation
_____

jactitation

  [,dktI'teISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.  ,     ; jactitation of
    marriage      

    3) _.  ģ;  ( )
_____

jade

  I [deId]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ()

      2) _. ();   

  II [deId] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) -̣ 
_____

jaded

  ['deIdId]

    1. _p-p.  jade I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) ң, 

      2) 
_____

jag

  I [dg]

    1. _n.

      1)  , ;   (ԣ)

      2) 

      3) ,  ( )

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  

      2) 

  II [dg] _n.

    1) _.   (, )

    2) _. , ; to have a jag on  ,
    ""; a crying jag  
_____

jagg

  [dg] = jag II
_____

jagged

  I

    1. [dgd] _p-p.  jag I, 2

    2. _a. ['dgId] , ;  

  II ['dgId] _a. _. 
_____

jaggery

  ['dgrI] _. _n.  -
_____

jaggy

  ['dgI] = jagged I, 2
_____

jaguar

  ['dgju] _n. 
_____

jail

  [deIl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ; to break jail   

    2. _v.   
_____

jail delivery

  ['deIldI'lIvrI] _n.

    1)     

    2)   

    3) _.  ޣ
_____

jail-fever

  ['deIl,fi:v] _n. 
_____

jailbird

  ['deIlb:d] _n. _. ; ;  
_____

jailer

  ['deIl] _n. 
_____

jalap

  ['dlp] _n.     
_____

jallopy

  ['dlpI] _n. _.     ̣
_____

jalopy

  ['dlpI] = jallopy
_____

jalousie

  ['lu:zi:] _n. _. , ; 
_____

jam

  I [dm]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3) , , ; traffic jam "",  (
       )

      4) _.    

      5) _. , , 

      6) _.   ɣ  

    2. _v.

      1) , ; , ; to jam on the brakes 
      

      2) , ; he jammed his fingers in the door 
        

      3) ,  (into)

      4) () 

      5) ; 

      6) _. , ; () (   ..)

      7) _.  ;    ; 

      #) jam through _. ; to jam a bill through 
      

  II [dm] _n. ; 

    *) real jam _.  ; , ; money
    for jam  ;  
_____

jam-jar

  ['dmda:] _n.  () 
_____

jam-up

  ['dmAp] _n. , "" (  )
_____

jama

  ['da:m] = jamah
_____

jamah

  ['da:m] _. _n.    
_____

jamb

  [dm] _n.

    1)  (, )

    2) (. _pl.)   

    3) _.  

    4) , 

    5) _.   ,   
    
_____

jamboree

  [,dmb'ri:] _n. _.

    1) ; , 

    2) ̣ (. )
_____

jammer

  ['dm] _n. _.   
_____

jamming

  ['dmIN]

    1. _pres-p.  jam I, 2

    2. _n.

      1) , "" (  )

      2) _. ; ; 

      3) _.     ɣ

      4) _.  

      5) _attr.: jamming station   ; jamming
      war   ;  
_____

jangle

  ['dNgl]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; , ,   ;  
      

      2) _. , , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  ;  

      2) ,  

      3) _. , 
_____

janissary

  ['dnIsrI] = janizary
_____

janitor

  ['dnIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. , , 
_____

janizary

  ['dnIzrI] _n. _. 
_____

japan

  [d'pn]

    1. _n.

      1) ޣ  (. )

      2)   

    2. _v. ,  ޣ 
_____

jape

  [deIp]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) _. 
_____

japonic

  [d'pOnIk] = Japanese 1
_____

jar

  I [da:]

    1. _n.

      1) ,    

      2) , , 

      3) ;  ; the news gave me a nasty jar  
       ֣  

      4) 

      5) ; 

      6) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  ; 

      2)  ,  (upon, against); 

      3) , ,    (upon); to jar (up)on
      a person  -.

      4) ,  ( jar with); our opinions
      always jarred    

      5) 

      6) _. 

      7) _.   

  II [da:] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _. Leyden jar  

    3) _.   (= 8  = 4,54 .)

  III [da:] _n. _. on the jar _.  (   ..)
_____

jardiniere

  [,da:dI'njE] _n. _. 
_____

jargon

  I ['da:gn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , 

  II ['da:gn] _n. _.  
_____

jargonelle

  [,da:g'nel] _n. -
_____

jargonize

  ['da:gnaIz] _v.      
   
_____

jarovization

  [,ja:rvI'zeISn] _. _n. _-. 
_____

jarovize

  ['ja:rvaIz] _. _v. _-. 
_____

jarring

  ['da:rIN] _a.

    1) ,   

    2) 
_____

jasmin

  ['dsmIn] _n. 
_____

jasmine

  ['dsmIn] _n. 
_____

jasper

  ['dsp] _n. _. 
_____

jaundice

  ['dO:ndIs]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ,  ֣

      2) ֣; ; 

      3) , 

    2. _v.

      1) _.   ֣

      2) (. _p-p.)  , 
_____

jaundiced

  ['dO:ndIst]

    1. _p-p.  jaundice 2

    2. _a.

      1) _. ֣ 

      2) ֣, ֣ 

      3) ֣; to take a jaundiced view  ,
       ( -.)
_____

jaunt

  [dO:nt]

    1. _n.    ; to go on a jaunt
       

    2. _v.     
_____

jauntily

  ['dO:ntIlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3)   
_____

jaunting-car

  ['dO:ntINka:] _n. _. ̣    
     
_____

jaunty

  ['dO:ntI] _a.

    1) ӣ, 

    2) ; -

    3) 

    4) , ; 
_____

javelin

  ['dvlIn] _n.

    1)  أ, 

    2) _attr.: javelin formation _.   
_____

javelin-throwing

  ['dvlIn,ruIN] _n.  
_____

jaw

  [dO:]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _pl. , 

      3) _pl.   (, )

      4) _. 

      5) _.  

      6) _. 

      7) _. , ,  ()

      8) _pl. _. , 

      9) _attr.: jaw clutch, jaw coupling _.  

      *) to have a jaw ; hold ( stop) your jaw! _.
       !;  !, !

    2. _v. _.

      1)  (.   ); ֣    

      2)  , 
_____

jaw vice

  ['dO:vaIs] _n. _. 
_____

jaw-bone

  ['dO:bun] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

jaw-breaker

  ['dO:,breIk] _n. _.   ;  
_____

jay

  [deI] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _.  ; 

    3) 
_____

jay-walker

  ['deI,wO:k] _n. _.  
_____

jaywalk

  ['deIwO:k] _v. _.   
_____

jazz

  [dz]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ,    

      3) _. _. , 

      4)  ; 

      5) _attr. 

      6) _attr. , 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   

      3) _. _. 

      #) jazz up ,  
_____

jazz band

  ['dzbnd] _n. -, -
_____

jazzy

  ['dzI]

    1) = jazz 1, 5)

    2) _. _. , ̣

    3) У, 
_____

jealous

  ['dels] _a.

    1) ; ; to be jealous ; to be jealous of
    one's wife  

    2) , ; to be jealous of another fellow's good
    fortune   

    3) , 

    4)   (of - -.); to be jealous of one's
    traditions     (-. ,  
    ..)
_____

jealousy

  ['delsI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

jean

  _n. [deIn]    (  ,  
  ..)
_____

jeans

  [di:nz] _n. _pl. 
_____

jeep

  [di:p] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)   ̣

    3) _. _. , 
_____

jeer

  I [dI]

    1. _n.

      1)  , 

      2)  , 

    2. _v. , , ,   (at - )

  II [dI] _n. (. _pl.) _. 
_____

jeez

  [di:z] _int. !; ޣ !
_____

jehad

  [dI'ha:d] = jihad
_____

jejune

  [dI'du:n] _a.

    1) , ; jejune diet  

    2)  ( )

    3) ; , 
_____

jejunum

  [dI'du:nm] _n. _.  
_____

jell

  [del]

    1. _n. _. . jelly 1

    2. _v. _.

      1) = jelly 2

      2) _. , ; public opinion
      has jelled on that question     ̣
       ; the conversation wouldn't jell   
_____

jellify

  ['delIfaI] = jelly 2
_____

jelly

  ['delI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      *) to reduce smb. to jelly  -.  

    2. _v.

      1)   ,  

      2) 
_____

jelly-fish

  ['delIfIS] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. ,  
_____

jelly-like

  ['delIlaIk] _a. , 
_____

jellygraph

  ['delIgra:f] _n.  
_____

jemadar

  ['demda:] _. _n.

    1) _.  -; -

    2) 

    3) 
_____

jemmy

  [demI] _n.

    1)   ""; 

    2)   ()
_____

jennet

  ['denIt] _n.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

jenneting

  ['denItIN] _n.   
_____

jenny

  ['denI] _n.

    1)        
    , . jenny-ass 

    2) _. £; ߣ 

    3) _.    
_____

jenny wren

  ['denIren] _n. _. 
_____

jenny-ass

  ['denIs] = jennet 2)
_____

jeopard

  ['depd] _. = jeopardize
_____

jeopardize

  ['depdaIz] _v.  , ; to jeopardize one's
  life  
_____

jeopardy

  ['depdI] _n. , ; to be in jeopardy   ; to
  put in jeopardy   ,  
_____

jerboa

  [d:'bu] _n. () 
_____

jeremiad

  [,derI'maId] _n. ; , 
_____

jerk

  I [d:k]

    1. _n.

      1)  , ; to get a jerk on , 

      2)  ģ, ; the jerks 

      3) _.  (. soda jerk)

      4) _. _. , 

      5) _attr.  ( )

      *) physical jerks _. , 

    2. _v.

      1)  , ģ

      2)   

      3)  

      4) _.   

  II [d:k] _v.     
_____

jerked

  I [d:kt] _p-p.  jerk I, 2

  II [d:kt]

    1. _p-p.  jerk II

    2. _a. ; jerked beef  
_____

jerkin

  ['d:kIn] _n. _.

    1)  (. )  

    2) 
_____

jerkwater

  ['d:k,wO:t] _a. _. _. jerkwater town , 
  
_____

jerky

  I ['d:kI]

    1. _a.

      1)   ; 

      2) 

    2. _n. _.     

  II ['d:kI] _n.  
_____

jerque

  [d:k] _v.     
_____

jerrican

  ['derIkn] _n. _. 
_____

jerry

  ['derI] _n. _sl.  
_____

jerry-building

  ['derI,bIldIN] _n.

    1)       (
     )

    2)  
_____

jerry-built

  ['derIbIlt] _a.    , -
_____

jerry-shop

  ['derISOp] _n. _sl. , 
_____

jerrymander

  ['derImnd] = gerrymander
_____

jersey

  ['d:zI] _n.

    1) ;  

    2)   ;  , 

    3)    
_____

jess

  [des]

    1. _n. (. _pl.)

      1)     

      2) _. 

    2. _v.   ( )
_____

jessamine

  ['desmIn] = jasmin(e)
_____

jest

  [dest]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; in jest  

      2) , 

      3)  , ; standing jest   

      *) many a true word is spoken in jest _.    
       

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) , 
_____

jest-book

  ['destbuk] _n.  , 
_____

jester

  ['dest] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

jesting

  ['destIN]

    1. _pres-p.  jest 2

    2. _a.

      1) , ; a jesting remark  , 

      2)  ;  ; a jesting fellow 
_____

jet

  I [det] _n.

    1) _. , ޣ 

    2)  ޣ 

  II [det]

    1. _n.

      1)  (,   ..); a jet of ink shot onto the paper
         

      2) _. ̣, , 

      3)  

      4) _.  ̣

      5) _attr. ; jet engine  

      *) at the first jet   

    2. _v.

      1)  գ

      2) ,  գ
_____

jet plane

  ['detpleIn] _n.  ̣
_____

jet port

  ['detpO:t] _n.    ̣
_____

jet propulsion

  ['detpr'pAlSn] _n.  
_____

jet set

  ['det'set] _n. _. _. ,  ; " "
_____

jet-black

  ['det'blk] _a. ޣ  
_____

jet-fighter

  ['det,faIt] _n.  
_____

jet-propelled

  ['detpr'peld] _a.   ; jet-propelled plane
   ̣; jet-propelled projectile  
_____

jetsam

  ['detsm] _n. , ,      ( 
   ) {. flotsam}
_____

jetstone

  ['detstun] _n. _. ޣ 
_____

jettison

  ['detIsn]

    1. _n.  ()     

    2. _v.

      1)  ()  

      2) _.  ()

      3)  ( -. )

      4)  (-.); to jettison a bill  
          
_____

jetton

  ['detn] _n. 
_____

jetty

  I ['detI] = jet-black

  II ['detI] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  ; ,  
_____

jewel

  ['du:l]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  ; _pl. 

      3)  (. _.)

      4)  ( )

    2. _v.

      1) (. _p-p.)   

      2)   (  )
_____

jewel-box

  ['du:lbOks] _n.    
_____

jewel-case

  ['du:lkeIs] = jewel-box
_____

jewel-house

  ['du:lhaus] _n.   
_____

jeweller

  ['du:l] _n. 
_____

jewellery

  ['du:lrI] _n. ;  
_____

jewelry

  ['du:lrI] _n. ;  
_____

jib

  I [dIb]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _. ,  ߣ 

      *) the cut of one's jib _. _.  , 
        ..

    2. _v. _.  ();  ( )

  II [dIb]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.  , ;    (.
       ..); _. 

      #) jib at )  ( -.); ) 
        -., -.
_____

jib door

  ['dIb'dO:] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  
_____

jib-boom

  ['dIb'bu:m] _n. _. 
_____

jib-crane

  ['dIb'kreIn] _n. _. -
_____

jibber

  ['dIb] = jib II, 1
_____

jibe

  I [daIb] = gybe

  II [daIb] = jib I, 2  gybe

  III [daIb] _v. _.

    1) 

    2) ; ; his words and actions do not jibe 
        
_____

jiff

  ['dIf] _n. _. , ; wait (half) a jiff  ;
  in a jiff ,  
_____

jiffy

  ['dIfI] _n. _. , ; wait (half) a jiffy 
  ; in a jiffy ,  
_____

jig

  I [dIg]

    1. _n.  ()

      *) the jig is up  - ;    

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)     ң

  II [dIg]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  ;  ;
      ; 

      2) _. 

      3) _. 

      4) _.   

      5) _.  

      6)  (    ..); 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) 
_____

jig-saw

  ['dIgsO:] _n. _.  ;  

    *) jig-saw puzzle  -
_____

jigger

  I ['dIg] _n.

    1) ,  ; 

    2)   (   )

    3) _. 

    4) _. 

    5) _.  

    6) _.   

    7) _. -;  

    8)  

    9) = jig II, 1, 4)

    10)  

    11)   ɣ

    *) not worth a jigger    

  II ['dIg] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  (  )

    3)   

  III ['dIg] = chigoe

  IV ['dIg] _v. (. _pass.) well, I'm jiggered! ޣ  !
_____

jigger-mast

  ['dIg'ma:st] _n. _. (-)
_____

jiggery-pokery

  ['dIgrI'pukrI] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2) , , 
_____

jiggle

  ['dIgl]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v. (); ()
_____

jihad

  [dI'ha:d] _. _n.

    1) ,   ( )

    2)   -., () 
_____

jim-dandy

  ['dIm'dndI] _a. _. _. , 
_____

jim-jams

  ['dImdmz] _n. _pl. _.

    1)  

    2) ,   
_____

jimmy

  ['dImI] _.

    1. _n.

      1) _.    

      2) = jemmy 1)

    2. _v.  
_____

jimp

  [dImp] _a. _.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

jingle

  ['dINgl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) , 

      3)     ̣ 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  , 
_____

jingo

  ['dINgu]

    1. _n. (_pl. -oes ['dINguz]) -, ; 

      *) by jingo! ޣ !

    2. _a. 
_____

jingoism

  ['dINguIzm] _n. -,  ; 
_____

jink

  [dINk]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ף

      2) _pl.: high jinks ,  

    2. _v.

      1) ף, , 

      2) _. _.     
_____

jinn

  [dIn] _pl.  jinnee
_____

jinnee

  [dI'ni:] _n. (_pl. jinn,  .  _sing.) _. 
_____

jinny

  ['dInI] _n. _.

    1)  £

    2)      
_____

jinrickisha

  [dIn'rIkS] = ricksha(w)
_____

jinricksha

  [dIn'rIkS] = ricksha(w)
_____

jinx

  [dINks] _n. _.   ,  
_____

jitney

  ['dItnI] _. _.

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) ۣ    

    2. _a. ۣ, 

    3. _v.   ۣ    
_____

jitter

  ['dIt]

    1. _v. _. ; 

    2. _n. _.  
_____

jitterbug

  ['dItbAg] _.

    1. _n.

      1)  ; ˣ

      2)     

      3)  ()

    2. _v.    
_____

jitters

  ['dItz] _n. _pl. _.  ; ; to have the
  jitters ; it gave me the jitters   
_____

jittery

  ['dItrI] _a. _. ; 
_____

jiu-jitsu

  [dju:'dItsu:] = ju-jutsu
_____

jive

  [daIv]

    1. _n. _.

      1) ;  

      2)   

      3) 

    2. _v. _.    
_____

job

  I [dOb]

    1. _n.

      1) , ;  ; by the job ,  (
      )

      2) _. , ; out of job  

      3) ; 

      4)      ; his appointment
      was a job     

      5) _. ; an inside job _.   .., ۣ
      -.  

      6)   ,  

      7) _. 

      8) _. , ,  

      9) _attr.   ̣ ; ; job
      classification _.   ( ); job
      evaluation _.  (   )

      *) a job of work ̣ ԣ; a bad job ģ ;
      ; to make the best of a bad job  
      ; a good job )   ; )  
      ( ); _.  ; to make a good job of it
       -. ; a good job you made of it!   
      !; job lot )   , 
      ; ) ,   ۣ   ;
      )  ; on the job )  ,  ;
      )  ; )   ӣ; just the job  ,  
      ,  ; to lie down on the job  -; to do
      smb.'s job, to do the job for smb. _.  -.; to put
      up a job on smb. _.   -. 

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2)  

      3)    

      4)   ,  

      5)  ;   ,  

      6) , ;  

      7)   (    ..)

      8)   ; to job smb. into a post 
      -.    

  II [dOb]

    1. _n.  , 

    2. _v.

      1) , ; ;  (at)

      2) ; 

      3)  ģ   
_____

job-work

  ['dOb'w:k] _n.  
_____

jobation

  [du'beISn] _n. ,  , 
_____

jobber

  ['dOb] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) ,  

    3)  , 

    4)  

    5)  

    6) ,     
_____

jobbernowl

  ['dObnul] _n. _. , 
_____

jobbery

  ['dObrI] _n.

    1)        

    2)  ; 
_____

jobbing

  I ['dObIN]

    1. _pres-p.  job I, 2

    2. _n.

      1) ,  

      2)  

      3) _.  

      4)  ;  ; 

    3. _a. ,  (   ..)

      *) jobbing shop  

  II ['dObIN] _pres-p.  job II, 2
_____

jobholder

  ['dOb,huld] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) _.  
_____

jobless

  ['dOblIs] _a. 
_____

jobmaster

  ['dOb,ma:st] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ,    
_____

jock-strap

  ['dOkstrp] _n. _. 
_____

jockey

  ['dOkI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. _. 

      3) , 

    2. _v. , ; to jockey for position   
       

      #) jockey into    -.; jockey out 
      ,  -.
_____

jocko

  ['dOku] _n. (_pl. -os ['dOkuz]) _. ; 
_____

jocose

  [du'kus] _a. ; 
_____

jocosity

  [du'kOsItI] _n. ; 
_____

jocular

  ['dOkjul] _a. ; ; , ӣ; 
_____

jocularity

  [,dOkju'lrItI] _n.

    1) ӣ

    2) 
_____

jocund

  ['dOknd] _a.

    1) ӣ, ; 

    2) 
_____

jocundity

  [du'kAndItI] _n.

    1) ӣ, 

    2) 
_____

jodhpurs

  ['dOdpuz] _n. _pl.    
_____

joey

  I ['duI] _n. _. ԣ (. )

  II ['duI] _n. _. ң 
_____

jog

  [dOg]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , 

      2) ,  ;  

      3) _. ,    

      4) , ̣ 

    2. _v.

      1) , ; ; to jog smb.'s memory 
      -.,   -.  (-.)

      2)    (.    
      -.)

      3) ,  , ; ; 

      4) ,    ң ( jog on, jog along)

      5)  (,   ..; on, along)
_____

joggle

  I ['dOgl]

    1. _n. , ; ̣ 

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; 

      2) ,  ̣ 

  II ['dOgl]

    1. _n. _.  ; , 

    2. _v.  , ,   ..
_____

joggly

  ['dOglI] _a.  ( )
_____

jogtrot

  ['dOg'trOt] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) _attr. , 
_____

johnny-cake

  ['dOnIkeIk] _n. У (_.- , _.- )
_____

Johnsonese

  [,dOns'ni:z] _n. ֣,  ,  
  (   XVIII .  )
_____

Johnsonian

  [dOn'sunjn] _n. ֣,  ,  
  (   XVIII .  )
_____

join

  [dOIn]

    1. _v.

      1) (); to join forces  ,  ;
      to join hands )   ; ()   ;
      ) ,  

      2) (); I'll join you in your walk    

      3)  ( -.);   ;   
      (  ..); to join a club   ; to join a
      library   ; to join (in) with smb.
        -.; to join up    

      4)   ϣ , ; to join one's regiment,
      one's ship   ,   ( ,  
        ..)

      5) , ; the stream joins the river  
       

      6) ; the two estates join      
      

      *) to join battle   ;  ;  
      

    2. _n. ; , ,  
_____

joinder

  ['dOInd] _n. . _. , ; 
_____

joiner

  ['dOIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.   
_____

joinery

  ['dOInrI] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2)  

    3)  
_____

joint

  [dOInt]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; ; 

      2) _. , ; to put a bone into joint again
       ; out of joint ; _.  
      ;   

      3)   : ,   ..; dinner from the
      joint  

      4) _. _. , ; (eating) joint ,
      

      5) _. _. 

      6) _. _.   

      7) _.  ( )

      8) _. , ,  

      9) _. ; , , ; angle joint  
      

      10) _. _.  

    2. _a.

      1) Σ, , ; to take joint actions
       ; joint efforts  ; joint authors
      ; joint committee ) Σ ; )  
        ; joint possession 
      , ; joint responsibility 
      ; joint heir ; Joint Staff ; Joint
      Chiefs of Staff _. Σ   ;
      joint stock  ; joint resolution _. 
         ,     
       

      2) ; joint traffic   
         

    3. _v.

      1) ;     , 

      2) , 

      3) _.    
_____

joint-pin

  ['dOIntpIn] _n. _.  
_____

joint-stock company

  ['dOIntstOk'kAmpnI] _n.  
_____

jointer

  ['dOInt] _n.

    1) _. ;  

    2) _.    
_____

jointly

  ['dOIntlI] _adv. , 
_____

jointress

  ['dOIntrIs] _n. _. ,     
   
_____

jointure

  ['dOIntS]

    1. _n. , ,    (   ),
      

    2. _v.   ,   , 
     
_____

jointuress

  ['dOIntSrIs] = jointress
_____

joist

  [dOIst] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) _attr. ; joist ceiling    ,
     
_____

joke

  [duk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; it is no joke  أ;   ; to
      have one's joke, to make a joke ; to make a joke of smth.
       -.  

      2)  

      3)  , 

      *) the joke was on him     

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) , 
_____

joker

  ['duk] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. , 

    3)  ( )

    4) _.      

    5)  ,       
_____

joky

  ['dukI] _a. _. ; 
_____

jollier

  ['dOlI] _n. _. , 
_____

jollification

  [,dOlIfI'keISn] _n. , 
_____

jollify

  ['dOlIfaI] _v. _.

    1) ()

    2)  
_____

jollity

  ['dOlItI] _n. , 
_____

jolly

  ['dOlI]

    1. _a.

      1) ӣ, ;  ӣ 

      2) , 

      3) _. ; , ,  (.
      _.); jolly weather  ; a jolly mess I am in 
         

      *) the jolly god , 

    2. _adv. _. , ; jolly fine  ; you'll be
    jolly late   ; jolly well , ;
    you'll jolly well have to do it a ӣ-  ģ  

    3. _n.

      1) _.   

      2) _.  jolly-boat

      3) _. 

    4. _v.

      1) _. 

      2)  ,  (-.) ,  (
      jolly along, jolly up)

      3) _. 
_____

jolly-boat

  ['dOlIbut] _n.  
_____

jolt

  [dult]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  (. _.)

    2. _v.

      1) , , 

      2)  ,  (  )
_____

jolterhead

  ['dulthed] _n. , 
_____

jolty

  ['dultI] _a. 
_____

jongleur

  [O:N'gl:] _n. _. _.   , 
_____

jonquil

  ['dOnkwIl] _n.

    1) 

    2) -֣,  

    3)  
_____

jorum

  ['dO:rm] _n.  , , .   
_____

josh

  [dOS] _. _.

    1. _n.  ; 

    2. _v. ; ; 
_____

joskin

  ['dOskIn] _n. _. ԣ ; 
_____

joss

  [dOs] _n.

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

joss-house

  ['dOshaus] _n.  , 
_____

joss-sticks

  ['dOsstIks] _n. _pl.       
    
_____

josser

  ['dOs] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. , 

    3) _. 
_____

jostle

  ['dOsl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , 

    2. _v. (), (); ; ; to jostle for
    power ()     

      #) jostle against  ; jostle away, jostle from
      , ; jostle through ;
      
_____

jot

  [dOt]

    1. _n. ;  ; not a jot   

    2. _v.  ;   (. jot down)
_____

jotter

  ['dOt] _n.  , 
_____

jotting

  ['dOtIN]

    1. _pres-p.  jot 2

    2. _n. , ,  
_____

joule

  [du:l] _n. _. 
_____

jounce

  [dauns] _v. (); ()
_____

jour

  [d:] _n. _. _. . journeyman
_____

journal

  ['d:nl]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  (. _.); the Journals _. 
      ; ship's journal _.  

      2) ; 

      3) _.  , 

    2. _a. _. 
_____

journal-box

  ['d:nlbOks] _n. _-. 
_____

journalese

  [,d:n'li:z] _n.  
_____

journalism

  ['d:nlIzm] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

journalist

  ['d:nlIst] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  
_____

journalistic

  [,d:n'lIstIk] _a. 
_____

journey

  ['d:nI]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  (. ); to be ( to go) on a
      journey ; to take a journey  ;
      two days' journey from here     

      2) 

      3) _.  

    2. _v.  , , ; 
_____

journey-work

  ['d:nIw:k] _n.

    1)   

    2) ģ ; ģ
_____

journeyman

  ['d:nImn] _n.

    1)    ,    (
        )

    2) _. ģ

    3) 
_____

joust

  [daust] _.

    1. _n.   ( _pl.); 

    2. _v.     
_____

jovial

  ['duvjl] _a. ӣ; 
_____

joviality

  [,duvI'lItI] _n. ӣ; 
_____

jowl

  [daul] _n.

    1) ;  

    2)  ݣ   

    3)  ( );  ( );  (, )

    4)  (, )
_____

jowly

  ['daulI] _a. , 
_____

joy

  [dOI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , ; to wish smb. joy 
      -.

      2) -.,  , 

      3) _. _. , 

    2. _v. _. (); ()
_____

joy-house

  ['dOIhaus] _n. _. _.  
_____

joy-ride

  ['dOIraId] _n. _. ()    
  ̣ (  )
_____

joyful

  ['dOIful] _a. , ; 
_____

joyless

  ['dOIlIs] _a. 
_____

joyous

  ['dOIs] = joyful
_____

joystick

  ['dOIstIk] _n. _.     (̣)
_____

ju-ju

  ['du:du:] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3) , 
_____

ju-jutsu

  [du:'dutsu:] _. _n. -
_____

jubilance

  ['du:bIlns] _n. 
_____

jubilant

  ['du:bIlnt] _a. ; 
_____

jubilate

  1. _n. [,du:bI'la:tI]

    1)  ; 

    2) (Jubilate) _. 100- 

    3) (Jubilate) _.    

  2. _v. ['du:bIleIt] ; 
_____

jubilation

  [,du:bI'leISn] _n. 
_____

jubilee

  ['du:bIli:] _n. ;  (. 50-); to hold a
  jubilee ; silver jubilee  ; golden
  jubilee  ; Diamond Jubilee )  ;
  ) _.    
_____

judge

  ['dAd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; Judge Advocate General  , 
      - ; judge advocate  

      2) , 

      3) , ; a judge of art  

    2. _v.

      1) ;  

      2)  , 

      3) ; to judge horses   

      4) , ;   ,   ; to
      judge by appearances   

      5) , 
_____

judge-made

  ['dAdmeId] _a.: judge-made law ,   
  
_____

judgematic

  [dAd'mtIk] = judgematical
_____

judgematical

  [dAd'mtIkl] _a. _.  ; 
_____

judgement

  ['dAdmnt] _n.

    1) ,  ;     
    ; judgement reserved _.    
      ; to pass ( to give, to render)
    judgement on smb.   -.

    2) , () 

    3) , ; in my judgement you are wrong   
    (-,   ),   ; private judgement 
     (  , .   )

    4) ;   ; good judgement
     ,  ޣ; to show good judgement 
    ; poor judgement ; to sit in judgement
    

    5) _attr.: judgement creditor (debtor)  (), 
       

    *) to disturb the judgement   
_____

judgement-day

  ['dAdmntdeI] _n. _.  ;   
_____

judgement-seat

  ['dAdmntsi:t] _n.

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

judgmatic

  [dAd'mtIk] = judgematic
_____

judgmatical

  [dAd'mtIkl] = judgematical
_____

judgment

  ['dAdmnt] = judgement
_____

judicature

  ['du:dIktS] _n.

    1)  ; ; Supreme Court of Judicature
      

    2)  

    3) 
_____

judicial

  [du:'dISl] _a.

    1) , ; judicial murder  , 
      

    2) 

    3)  ; ; 
_____

judiciary

  [du:'dISIrI]

    1. _a. = judicial 1); judiciary law  

    2. _n. = judicature 2)
_____

judicious

  [du:'dISs] _a. , 
_____

judo

  ['du:du] _. _n. _. 
_____

jug

  I [dAg]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) _.  (, )

      2) _.   

  II [dAg] _n. ݣ (  ..)
_____

jug-handled

  ['dAg,hndld] _a. _. ; ; 
_____

jugate

  ['du:gIt] _a. _. ; 
_____

jugful

  ['dAgful] _n.  (-.);  

    *) not by a jugful _.   ;    ;  
_____

jugged

  [dAgd] _n. 
_____

juggins

  ['dAgInz] _n. _. ; 
_____

juggle

  ['dAgl]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  , 

      2)  , , ;  , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ; 

      2) , ; to juggle a person out of his money
        -. 

      #) juggle with ) , ģ (, );
      ) 
_____

juggler

  ['dAgl] _n.

    1) ; ̣

    2) , 
_____

jugglery

  ['dAglrI] _n.

    1) ;  ;  

    2) , ;  
_____

jugular

  ['dAgjul] _.

    1. _a. ; jugular vein  

    2. _n.  
_____

jugulate

  ['dAgjuleIt] _v.

    1)  

    2) 

    3)  ()  
_____

juice

  [du:s] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  (-.)

    3) _.  ; 

    4) _. ; ; step on the juice!  !

    5) _attr.: juice road _. _.   
_____

juicer

  ['du:s] _n. 
_____

juicy

  ['du:sI] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. ,  ( )

    3) _. , ; juicy story _. ң 
     

    4) _. , , 
_____

jujube

  ['du:du:b] _n.

    1)  (  )

    2)  У,    

    3) , 
_____

juke

  [du:k] _n. _. _. ۣ   ,   
  -  - (. juke-joint)
_____

juke-box

  ['du:kbOks] _n. - ( ,   ..)
_____

julep

  ['du:lep] _n.

    1) ,    

    2) _.       , ,   
_____

julienne

  [,du:lI'en] _n. _.

    1) -

    2)  
_____

jumbal

  ['dAmbl] = jumble II
_____

jumble

  I ['dAmbl]

    1. _n.  , ; , 

    2. _v.

      1) (), ()   (. jumble up,
      jumble together)

      2)   ; 

      3) 

  II ['dAmbl] _n.   
_____

jumble-sale

  ['dAmblseIl] _n. ۣ    
   
_____

jumble-shop

  ['dAmblSOp] _n. ,     ۣ 
_____

jumbo

  ['dAmbu] _n. (_pl. -os ['dAmbuz])   ,
    
_____

jump

  I [dAmp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; long ( broad) jump   ; high jump
        ; running jump   ; standing jump 
       

      2) ,    ..; the jumps _.
      ģ;  ; to give smb. the jumps 
      -.  

      3)   (,   ..); to take a jump
        

      4) ,  

      5) 

      6) _. ; to have the jump on smb. in smth. 
        -.  ޣ-.

      7) _.  , 

      8) _.  

      *) on the jump ; ;  

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; to jump for joy   

      2) ; , ; ; you made me
      jump when you came in so suddenly    
      ; my heart jumped    

      3) ,  ( ,   ..); the
      prices jumped  

      4) ģ,  (   ..)

      5) ,  (. jump over); to jump (over) a
      stream   ; to jump from one subject to another
           

      6)  ( ); to jump a man  

      7) , ; to jump a chapter (ten pages) in a
      book   ( )  

      8) ; to jump the track )  ( ); the train
      jumped the track  ۣ  ; ) _.  
       

      9) , ; to jump a baby on one's knees 
      £  

      10)  ; ; he jumped his horse  
       ; don't jump the camera   

      11)  (-.),  (-.  
      ); to jump a (mining) claim   ()
      

      12) (. _p-p.)    (  ..),
         

      13) _.  (   ..); to jump a train  
      

      14) ,   (-.); to jump bail    
         ; to jump the queue   

      15)  

      16) _.  

      17) ;  

      18) _. ,  ()

      19) _. ,  ( )

      #) jump about ) ,  ( , );
      )  ; jump at )   -., 
      -; )  ,   -.; to jump at an
      offer   ; jump down ) , ;
      )   (£  ..); jump in  ,
      ; jump into ) , ; to jump into one's
      clothes ,  ; ): jump smb. into smth. 
       -.  -.; he as jumped into buying the house
           ; jump off ; jump off
      a chair   ; jump on ) , ; jump on
      to a chair   ; )    -.;
      jump out ; jump together = jump with; jump up ;
      jump up! !, ! (   ..); jump upon = jump
      on; jump with , , 

      *) jump to it! -!, !; to jump the gun
       ,  ; to jump in the lake
      , ; to jump at the bait   

  II _n. _.

    1)  

    2) _pl. 
_____

jump-seat

  ['dAmpsi:t] _n.  
_____

jump-welding

  ['dAmp'weldIN] _n. _.  
_____

jumped-up

  ['dAmptAp] _a. ;  ( );  , 
  
_____

jumper

  I ['dAmp] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) (Jumper) _.    -

    3)   (,   ..)

    4) _. , 

    5) _.    

    6) _. ̣ ( ,   ..)

    7) _. 

    8) _.  

    9) _.  , 

    10) _. ;  

  II ['dAmp] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) 

    4) 

    5)    

    6) (. _pl.)  
_____

jumping jack

  ['dAmpINdk] _n. ģ    ()
_____

jumping-off ground

  ['dAmpIN'Of,graund] _n. _. 
_____

jumping-off place

  ['dAmpIN'OfpleIs] _n.

    1) _. ;    

    2) _. ̣ ;  ; it's a jumping-off place  
    ޣ  

    3) _. ,    , 
_____

jumping-rope

  ['dAmpINrup] _n. _. , 
_____

jumpy

  ['dAmpI] _a.

    1) , 

    2)   

    3)  ( )
_____

junction

  ['dANkSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,    ; 

    3)  ,  ,  ; _-. 
    

    4)  (); ; ң

    5)  ()
_____

junction board

  ['dANkSnbO:d] _n. _. 
_____

junction call

  ['dANkSnkO:l] _n. _.  
_____

juncture

  ['dANktS] _n.

    1) ;  

    2)  ;  ; at this juncture )  
    ,   ; )   ; at a critical
    juncture   

    3) _. , 
_____

jungle

  ['dANgl] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , 

    3) _. _. 

    4) _attr.   ;   
_____

jungle fever

  ['dANgl,fi:v] _n.  
_____

jungle-

  ['dANgl]   ,      ;
  .: jungle-bear -
_____

jungly

  ['dANglI] _a.  
_____

junior

  ['du:nj]

    1. _a. ;    ,    ( ,
      ..); Edward Smith junior   ; junior
    partner  , Σ; junior leader _. 
    

    2. _n.

      1) ; the juniors ; he is my junior by three years, he
      is three years my junior     3 

      2) Σ ( )

      3) _. 

      4) _. _. 

      5) _.   ; junior college  
      ,   
_____

juniority

  [,du:nI'OrItI] _n.    Σ
_____

juniper

  ['du:nIp] _n. 
_____

junk

  I [dANk]

    1. _n.

      1) _. () , ; ;  , 
      

      2) _. 

      3) _. 

      4) " " (   )

      5) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1) ,   

      2)   

  II [dANk] _n. 
_____

junk bottle

  ['dANk,bOtl] _n. _.   (  ̣ )
_____

junk-shop

  ['dANkSOp] _n.

    1)    , 

    2)  أ
_____

junker

  ['juNk] _. _n. 
_____

junket

  ['dANkIt]

    1. _n.

      1)       

      2) , 

      3) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) _.  
_____

junketing

  ['dANkItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  junket 2

    2. _n.

      1) = junket 1, 2)  3)

      2) _.      ڣ ޣ
_____

junkman

  ['dANkmn] _n. _. أ
_____

junky

  ['dANkI] _n. _. 
_____

junta

  ['dAnt] _n. _. 
_____

junto

  ['dAntu] _n. (_pl. -os ['dAntuz]) ,  ,
   
_____

jura

  ['du:r] _pl.  jus
_____

jurat

  ['durt] _n.

    1)    (   )

    2) _.  ,   ,  
       
_____

juratory

  ['du:rtrI] _a. 
_____

juridical

  [du'rIdIkl] _a. ; ; ; juridical days
     
_____

jurisconsult

  ['durIskn'sAlt] _n.  (.    
   )
_____

jurisdiction

  [,durIs'dIkSn] _n.

    1)  

    2) , 

    3)  ;  ; it doesn't lie within
    my jurisdiction      
_____

jurisprudence

  ['durIs,pru:dns] _n. , , ;
  medical jurisprudence  
_____

jurisprudent

  ['durIs,pru:dnt]

    1. _a.   

    2. _n. 
_____

jurist

  ['durIst] _n.

    1) 

    2)   

    3) _. 
_____

juristic

  [du'rIstIk] = juristical
_____

juristical

  [du'rIstIkl] _a. ; 
_____

juror

  ['dur] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) ,    , 
_____

jury

  I ['durI] _n.

    1) ; petty ( common, trial) jury 12 , 
         ; coroner's jury  
         ; grand
    jury   (,     
    ); packed jury _.    ;
    special jury        

    2)  (    ..)

  II ['durI] _a. _. , 
_____

jury-box

  ['durIbOks] _n.   , ģ  
_____

jury-mast

  ['durIma:st] _n. _.  
_____

jury-rig

  ['durIrIg] _n. _.

    1)   

    2)  
_____

juryman

  ['durImn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

jus

  [dAs] (_pl. jura) _n. _.

    1) ,  ; jus civile  ; jus gentium
     

    2)  
_____

jussive

  ['dAsIv] _a. _. 
_____

just

  I [dAst]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ;  ; ; just fear
       ; a just reward  

      3) , ; just proportion  , 
      

    2. _adv.

      1) ,  , ; it is just what I said    ,
        ; just so  ; just in time   ; just
      then  ; just the other way about ( round)  
      

      2)  ; he has just come    ۣ

      3) ; I just caught the train  , -   

      4) _. , , ; it's just splendid  
      ; just like that   

  II [dAst] = joust
_____

justice

  ['dAstIs] _n.

    1) ; to do him justice he is very clever   
    ,    ; he did justice to your dinner
        ; in justice to smb.  
    -.

    2) , ; to administer justice  ;
    to bring smb. to justice  -.  

    3) ; Justice of the Peace  ; Lord Chief Justice of
    England  -   ( ); to do justice to oneself
         ;    
    ; poetic(al) justice  
_____

justiceship

  ['dAstIsSIp] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)   
_____

justiciable

  [dAs'tISIbl] _a. ,    
_____

justiciary

  [dAs'tISIrI]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. , 
_____

justifiable

  ['dAstIfaIbl] _a.   ; ; ;
  justifiable homicide _.     ;
     ; justifiable claims  
_____

justification

  [,dAstIfI'keISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , 

    3) _.  
_____

justificative

  ['dAstIfIkeItIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

justificatory

  ['dAstIfIkeItrI] = justificative
_____

justify

  ['dAstIfaI] _v.

    1) ;  ; ; ; to justify
    one's action   ; she was justified in acting that
    way  ţ      

    2) ; to justify (as) bail _.   
     

    3) _.  
_____

justly

  ['dAstlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

jut

  [dAt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. ,  ( jut out, jut forth)
_____

jute

  [du:t] _n. 
_____

juvenescent

  [,du:vI'nesnt] _a.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) 
_____

juvenile

  ['du:vInaIl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; juvenile labour  ; juvenile
      offender ( delinquent)  ; juvenile
      delinquency  ; juvenile court  
       

      2)   ; juvenile books   

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _pl. _.   

      3) ԣ,    
_____

juvenilia

  [,du:vI'nIlI] _n. _pl.  
_____

juvenility

  [,du:vI'nIlItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

juxtapose

  ['dAkstpuz] _v.

    1)    , ;    

    2) 
_____

juxtaposition

  [,dAkstp'zISn] _n.

    1)  , ; 

    2) 
_____

kabbalah

  [k'ba:l] = cabbala
_____

kadi

  ['ka:dI] = cadi
_____

kaftan

  [kf'ta:n] = caftan
_____

kail

  [keIl] = kale
_____

kailyard

  ['keIlja:d] _n.

    1) = kaleyard

    2) _attr.: kailyard school, kailyard novelists  ( XIX -
     XX .),      
      
_____

kaiser

  ['kaIz] _. _n. 
_____

kakemono

  [,kkI'munu] _. _n.  (ף  )
_____

kale

  [keIl] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3)   ,  

    4) _. _. 
_____

kaleidoscope

  [k'laIdskup] _n. 
_____

kaleidoscopic

  [k,laId'skOpIk] = kaleidoscopical
_____

kaleidoscopical

  [k,laId'skOpIkl] _a. 
_____

kalends

  ['klendz] = calends
_____

kaleyard

  ['keIlja:d] _n. _. 
_____

kali

  ['klI] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

kanaka

  ['knk] _n.

    1)  (  -, . )

    2)     ( )
_____

kangaroo

  [,kNg'ru:] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl. _.   

    3) _pl. _. ,    

    *) kangaroo closure _. ,   
          ; kangaroo
    court _.   ; , 
     
_____

kaoliang

  [,ka:ulI'N] _n.  (   )
_____

kaolin

  ['keIlIn] _n. 
_____

kapellmeister

  [k'pelmaIst] _. _n. , ֣
_____

kapok

  ['keIpOk] _n.  ( )
_____

kappa

  ['kp] _n.  (   )
_____

kaput

  [kA'put] _. _a. _predic. _. ; ң; 
  
_____

karoo

  [k'ru:] _n.      ,   
   
_____

karri

  ['krI] _n. _.  
_____

karroo

  [k'ru:] _n.      ,   
   
_____

kartell

  [ka:'tel] = cartel
_____

katabatic

  [,kt'btIk] _a. _.   (  )
_____

kathode

  ['kud] = cathode
_____

katydid

  ['keItIdId] _n. ̣ 
_____

kauri

  ['kaurI] _n.  (  )
_____

kayak

  ['kaIk] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) 
_____

kayo

  ['keI'u] _n. _. _. 
_____

keck

  [kek] _v.

    1) ;  ,  

    2)  

    #) keck at    (   ..)
_____

kedgeree

  [,ked'ri:] _n.

    1)    ,   

    2)   , ,   ..
_____

keek

  [ki:k] _.

    1. _n.  ()

    2. _v. 
_____

keeker

  ['ki:k] _n. _.

    1) ; ,  

    2) _pl. 
_____

keeking-glass

  ['ki:kINgla:s] _n. _. 
_____

keel

  I [ki:l]

    1. _n.

      1)  (); on an even keel _.   ; _.
      , ; to lay down a keel   

      2) _. 

    2. _v. 

      #) keel over (); _.  

  II [ki:l] _n.

    1)     

    2)     (= 21 )
_____

keelage

  ['ki:lId] _n.   (      
  )
_____

keelhaul

  ['ki:lhO:l] _v.

    1) _. _.  (    )

    2) _.   ; 
_____

keelson

  ['kelsn] = kelson
_____

keen

  I [ki:n] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ; ; a keen wind  

    3) ,  ()

    4)  (, )

    5) ,  (  ..)

    6) ,  ( ); keen pleasure  

    7) , ; keen pain  ; keen hunger 
    ; keen appetite  ; keen interest  

    8) , ; a keen man of business  
    ,  ; a keen sportsman  

    9)   (-.),  ( -.); to be (dead)
    keen on smth. _.   -.; ()  -.,
    ()  -.; he is keen on opera  
    ; I am not very keen on cricket     

    10) ,  (   ..)

    11) , ֣; keen contest  ; keen
    competition _.  

    12) ,  ( )

  II [ki:n] _.

    1. _n. ,   

    2. _v. 
_____

keen-witted

  ['ki:n'wItId] _a. 
_____

keep

  [ki:p]

    1. _v. (kept)

      1) ,  ; you may keep the book for a month 
         ; to keep hold of smth.  , 
      -.

      2) ; ; 

      3)  (,   ..),  (, );
       ()

      4) , ;  (  ,
        ..); the weather keeps fine   ;
      to keep one's bed   ,    

      5)  , ;  ; the matter will keep
      till tomorrow      ; it's only good news
      that keeps     ; meat will keep in the
      cellar     

      6)   (-.); keep moving! !, 
      !; he kept laughing the whole evening    
       

      7)       (-.
      ); he kept me waiting    ; I won't keep you
      long     

      8) , ; to keep a shop  ; to keep a garden
       

      9) , ; to keep a family  

      10)   ,  ; to keep a cook  

      11) , ; to keep house  

      12)   ; do they keep postcards here?  
      ?

      13)  (, ,   ..)

      14) , ; to keep the town against the enemy 
        ; to keep the goal    ( )

      15) , ; to keep a secret   ; you are
      keeping smth. from me  -   

      16) ; to keep (in) one's feelings   

      17) ; to keep the children after school 
        

      18) , ; to keep one's birthday  
      

      19) _. ; where do you keep?   ?

      20) _.  ; ;  (
      ); school keeps today     

      #) keep at )  (-.)  , ; he kept hard
      at work for a week     ; ) 
      (-.)  (-.); )   ; keep away
      ) ()  ;   ; ;
      ) ; keep knives away from children    ;
      keep back ) , ; ) ; he kept the news
      back    ; )   ; keep down ) 
      ,    ; )  , 
      ; to keep down prices    ;
      )  (; );   ; ): he
      can't keep down his food  ӣ  ף; keep from
      (),   -.; what kept you from doing
      it?     ?; he kept his anxiety from showing 
          ; keep in )  ;
         (); to be kept in  
       ,   ( ); ) ; to keep in
      fire  ; to keep in with smb.   
        -.; keep off ()  ; 
      ; keep off! !; keep off the subject!  
       !; keep off the grass!    !; keep your
      mind off this    ,    ; keep on
      )  ( -.); to keep on reading  ;
      ): to keep on fire  ; )   
      ; he was kept on at his old job    
      ; )  ; ; to keep on one's hat  
      ; keep out )  ,  ;   (of); to
      keep children out of mischief    ; ) 
       ,   (of); to keep out of smb.'s way 
      -.; to keep out of smth.  -.; keep to
      ;  -.; keep to the right! 
       !; to keep to the subject  ; keep under
      )   ; )  (, ,
      ); to keep the prices under  
      ; keep up ) ; to keep up a correspondence
       ; )  ; ) ; keep it
      up!  !, !; )   
      ; ) , ; to keep up old traditions
          ; )  
      ̣,   ; to keep up on international law 
        ; keep up with smb.   
      -.,  

      *) to keep company )  , ; ) ;
      to keep covered _.   ; to keep on at a person
      _.   -.; to keep (smb.) going
      )  (-.) ; )  (-.) ; to
      keep oneself to oneself  , ; 
      ,  ; to keep up with the Joneses   
      ; to keep watch 

    2. _n.

      1) , , ; to earn one's keep  
      

      2)    

      3)   ( )

      4) _. 

      *) in good (in low) keep   ( ) ; for keeps
      _. ) ; ; he is here for keeps  
       ; ) 
_____

keeper

  ['ki:p] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2)  (  ..)

    3)  (   ۣ)

    4) ,  

    5)   ; milk is a bad keeper  
    

    6)  (., )

    7) ,   

    8) _. 

    9) _.  
_____

keeping

  ['ki:pIN]

    1. _pres-p.  keep 1

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3) , ; to be in safe keeping   ģ ;
         ; in smb.'s keeping  أ-. 

      4) , ; to be in (out of) keeping with smth. ()
      , ()   -.

      5) _attr.  ; keeping apples  
      
_____

keeping-room

  ['ki:pINrum] _n. ,  
_____

keepsake

  ['ki:pseIk] _n.

    1)   

    2) _attr. , 
_____

kef

  [kef] _. _n.

    1)   (  )

    2) , 
_____

kefir

  ['kef] _n. 
_____

keg

  [keg] _n.  (  10 )
_____

keif

  [keIf] = kef
_____

kelp

  [kelp] _n.

    1)  , . 

    2)   ,    
_____

kelpie

  ['kelpI] _n. _. _.   (   
  )
_____

kelpy

  ['kelpI] _n. _. _.   (   
  )
_____

kelson

  ['kelsn] _n. _. 
_____

ken

  [ken]

    1. _n. ;  ; beyond my ken   

    2. _v. _. (kent)

      1) 

      2)  ( )
_____

kennel

  I ['kenl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ( _pl.)  

      3)   ()

      4)  

      5) , 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   

      3)   

  II ['kenl] _n. ,  
_____

kent

  [kent] _p.  _p-p.  ken 2
_____

kentledge

  ['kentlId] _n. _.  
_____

kepi

  ['kepI] _n. _. 
_____

kept

  [kept]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  keep 1

    2. _a.: kept woman 
_____

keratin

  ['kertIn] _n. ,  
_____

keratoid

  ['kertOId] _a. 
_____

kerb

  [k:b] _n. () ,  

    *) on the kerb   ( ,   
    )
_____

kerb-stone

  ['k:bstun] _n.  

    *) kerb-stone broker  ; kerb-stone market ) 
    ; )    
_____

kerchief

  ['k:tSIf] _n.  (); , 
_____

kerchiefed

  ['k:tSIft] _a.  , 
_____

kerchieft

  ['k:tSIft] _a.  , 
_____

kerf

  [k:f] _n.

    1) , ,    (  )

    2) _. 
_____

kermis

  ['k:mIs] _. _n. -
_____

kern

  [k:n] = kerne
_____

kerne

  [k:n] _n.

    1) _. ֣  

    2) _. , 
_____

kernel

  ['k:nl] _n.

    1) , ڣ

    2)  ();  ()

    3) 

    4) _.  

    5) _. 
_____

kerosene

  ['kersi:n] _n. 
_____

kersey

  ['k:zI] _n.

    1)   

    2) _pl.    
_____

kerseymere

  ['k:zImI] _n.

    1)  (  )

    2) _pl.   
_____

kestrel

  ['kestrl] _n.  ()
_____

ketch

  [ketS] _n.  (  )
_____

ketchup

  ['ketSp] _n.  (  )
_____

kettle

  ['ketl] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. ԣ, 

    3)  

    4) _. 
_____

kettle-drum

  ['ketldrAm] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.   (   )
_____

key

  I [ki:]

    1. _n.

      1) ; false key 

      2) ,  (    ..)

      3) , 

      4)  ;   ;   

      5) _. ; ; major (minor) key  ()
      ; all in the same key , 

      6) ,  ; to speak in a high (low) key  ()
      

      7) _. ,  ( )

      8) ; _pl.  (,    ..)

      9)  

      10) _. ; ; 

      11) _. ; ;  ; telegraph key
       

      12) _attr. , ; , ; ; key
      industries   ; key positions 
      ; key problem ,  ; key actor _.
       ԣ

      13) _attr.: key line _.    ; key map
       

      *) key pattern ; to hold the keys of smth.  -. 
       ,  -.  ; golden ( silver) key
      , ; the power of the keys  ; to have (
      to get) the key of the street _.     ;
         

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)    ( )

      3) _. ;   ( key in, key on)

      4) _.  (. key up)

      5)   

      6) _. _.  

      #) key up ) ,  (-.); ) 
      , ; )  (  ..)

  II [ki:] _n. , 
_____

key man

  ['ki:mn] _n.

    1) ,   ,    (
    , )

    2)  

    3) _. 
_____

key money

  ['ki:,mAnI] _n.  ,    
  ;     
_____

key point

  ['ki:pOInt] _n. _.  (  ) 
_____

key-note

  ['ki:nut]

    1. _n.

      1) _.   , 

      2)  ,  ; ;  

      3) _attr. , ; key-note address ( speech)
      ) ,     ;
      )   ( , )

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)    ( , )
_____

key-ring

  ['ki:rIN] _n.   
_____

key-winding

  ['ki:,waIndIN] _a.  
_____

keyboard

  ['ki:bO:d] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ,  
_____

keyed

  [ki:d]

    1. _p-p.  key I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) ֣   

      2) _.   ̣  (. keyed up)

      3) ,  (. keyed up)

      4) ,  (to)
_____

keyhole

  ['ki:hul] _n.  ; to spy through the keyhole
     ; to listen at the keyhole 
   
_____

keyless

  ['ki:lIs] _a.

    1)  

    2)    ( )
_____

keynoter

  ['ki:,nut] _n. _.   ( , )
_____

keystone

  ['ki:stun] _n.

    1) _.   (  )

    2)  ,  
_____

khaki

  ['ka:kI]

    1. _n.

      1)  (  )

      2) ()  

    2. _a.  ;  
_____

khalifa

  [ka:'li:f] = caliph
_____

khalifat

  ['ka:lIfeIt] = caliphate
_____

khamsin

  ['kmsIn] _. _n.  (    )
_____

khan

  [ka:n] _. _n. 
_____

khanate

  ['ka:neIt] _. _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

kibble

  ['kIbl]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _v.

      1)     ( )

      2) 
_____

kibbler

  ['kIbl] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

kibe

  [kaIb] _n.     (.  )

    *) to tread on one's kibe    
_____

kibitz

  ['kIbIts] _. _v. _.    ϣ ; 
   
_____

kibitzer

  ['kIbIts] _n. _. _. ,   ; 
_____

kibosh

  ['kaIbOS] _n. _. , 

    *) to put the kibosh on  , ; 
_____

kick

  I [kIk]

    1. _n.

      1)  , ; ; to get the kick )  ;
      )  

      2)  ()

      3) , ; 

      4) _.  ; he has no kick left  

      5) _. _. 

      6) _.  (  ..)

      7) _. ,  ; to get a kick out of
      smth.    ޣ-.; for the kick of it, for kicks
       

      8) _. 

      9) _.  ; two and a kick     

      10) _. ; good (bad) kick  () 

      *) more kicks than halfpence  ,  

    2. _v.

      1)  ; to kick downstairs   ; 

      2) (); ()

      3)  ( )

      4)   ()

      5) _.   ,  

      6) _. ,  , ,
       (. kick against, kick at)

      7) _. _.  ( kick in)

      8) _. _.  (   )

      #) kick about ) (); ) ; kick around
      )  ; ) _.    ; kick
      away ,  (  ); kick back )  
       ; ) _.  ; ) _.  (
            ..); ) _. 
      (); kick in )  (  ..); ; ) _.
      _.  ; ) _. _. ; kick off ) 
      (  ..); ) _.       ;
      ) _. ; ) _. _. ; kick out
      ) , ; ; ) , ; kick up
      )    ; ; to kick up dust 
       ; to kick up the heels  ( ); ) 
      (,   ..); to kick up a row (a fuss, a dust) ,
        (, )

      *) to kick the beam )   ̣ (   );
      )   , ;  , ; to kick up
      one's heels _. ) ; ) ; ; to kick
      over the traces   , ; to kick
      upstairs _.  ޣ ;  ( -.,
          )

  II [kIk] _n.   
_____

kick-off

  ['kIk'Of] _n.

    1) _.     ( )

    2) _. 
_____

kick-starter

  ['kIk'sta:t] _n.  
_____

kick-up

  ['kIk'Ap] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

kickback

  ['kIkbk] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) _.     ( )
_____

kicker

  ['kIk] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 

    3) _. 

    4) 

    5) _. , , 

    6) 
_____

kickshaw

  ['kIkSO:] _n.

    1)  (. _.)

    2) , 
_____

kid

  I [kId]

    1. _n.

      1) ̣

      2)  ()

      3) _pl.  

      4) _. £; 

      5) _attr. ; kid gloves  

      6) _attr. , ; kid sister  

      *) with ( in) kid gloves , 

    2. _v. , 

  II [kId] _. _v. , ; 
_____

kid-glove

  ['kIdglAv] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  ޣ 

    *) kid-glove affair  ɣ, ; kid-glove diplomacy
     
_____

kid-skin

  ['kIdskIn] _n.  ()
_____

kiddle

  ['kIdl] _n. ͣ
_____

kiddy

  ['kIdI] _n. _. £; 
_____

kidnap

  ['kIdnp] _v.

    1)  £

    2)     (-.)
_____

kidnapper

  ['kIdnp] _n.  (, . )
_____

kidney

  ['kIdnI] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) , , ; a man of that kidney   ;
    they are both of the same kidney   ;   

    3) _attr. _. 

    4) _attr.   
_____

kidney bean

  ['kIdnI'bi:n] _n.  ()
_____

kief

  [ki:f] = kef
_____

kike

  [kaIk] _n. _.

    1) _. 

    2) = keek 1
_____

kilderkin

  ['kIldkIn] _n.  ( 16-18 )
_____

kill

  [kIl]

    1. _v.

      1) ; ,  ()

      2)  ̣    ; these pigs do not
      kill well        

      3) , ; ; to kill a bill 
      ; to kill a novel  

      4)  ;  (  ..); ; the
      drums killed the strings    ; to
      kill an engine  

      5)  , ; dressed ( dolled up) to kill
      _. ,  

      6)  , ; it nearly killed me     
      

      7) ޣ (   ..)

      8) ,  (  ..)

      9) _.     ;  (̣)

      10) _.    ;  

      11) _.   ; 

      12) _. 

      13) _. ,  (); kill off ) ;
      ) ; kill out , 

      *) to kill by inches ; to kill time  ; to kill the
      bottle _.   ޣ

    2. _n.

      1)  ( ); plentiful kill  

      2) 

      3) _.  
_____

kill-devil

  ['kIl,devl] _n.  ; 
_____

kill-time

  ['kIltaIm]

    1. _n. ,  

    2. _a. ,  ( ,   ..)
_____

killer

  ['kIl] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. , 

    3) _. -
_____

killer whale

  ['kIlweIl] = killer 3)
_____

killing

  ['kIlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  kill 1

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) _.  

    3. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) _. 

      4) _. , 
_____

killjoy

  ['kIldOI] _n. ,   ; 
_____

kiln

  [kIln]

    1. _n. _.      

    2. _v.  (,   ..)
_____

kiln-drying

  ['kIln,draIIN] _n.  
_____

kilo

  ['ki:lu] = kilogram(me)
_____

kilo-

  ['ki:lu]     -
_____

kilocycle

  ['kIlu'saIkl] _n. _. 
_____

kilogram

  ['kIlugrm] = kilogramme
_____

kilogramme

  ['kIlugrm] _n. 
_____

kilometer

  ['kIlu,mi:t] _. = kilometre
_____

kilometre

  ['kIlu,mi:t] _n. 
_____

kilowatt

  ['kIluwOt] _n. 
_____

kilt

  [kIlt]

    1. _n.

      1)       

      2)   

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) ,  
_____

kilter

  ['kIlt] _n. _. , ; in (out of) kilter  
  ( )
_____

kiltie

  ['kIltI] _n. _.

    1)     

    2) _pl.: kilties  
_____

kilty

  ['kIltI] _n. _.

    1)     

    2) _pl.: kiltys  
_____

kimono

  [kI'munu] _. _n. (_pl. -os [kI'munuz]) 
_____

kin

  [kIn]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; near of kin )   
      ; ) ; , ; next of kin 
      (-) ()

      2) , ; to come of good kin    

    2. _a. _predic. ; we are kin   ; kin to
    ; , 
_____

kinchin

  ['kIntSIn] _n. _.

    1) £

    2) _attr.: kinchin lay      
_____

kind

  I [kaInd] _n.

    1) , ; ; ; what kind of man is he?  
     ?; all kinds of things  ; of a better kind
     ;  

    2)  ; , ; to act after one's kind
       ( ); to differ in degree but not in kind
     ,   

    3) _. ; ; human kind  

    *) all of a kind  ; two of a kind  
    ; coffee of a kind  ; nothing of the kind 
    ; kind of _. , ;  ; I kind of
    expected it    ; to pay in kind  ,
    ; in kind   ( ) ; to repay ( to
    pay back, to answer) in kind    ; the worst kind
    _. , 

  II [kaInd] _a.

    1) , , ; how kind of you!    
    !; with kind regards    ( ); be so
    kind as to shut the door   ,  

    2) ; ; this horse is kind in harness  
      

    3)  ( )

    4) _.  ;  ( )
_____

kind-hearted

  ['kaInd'ha:tId] _a. , 
_____

kindergarten

  ['kInd,ga:tn] _n.  
_____

kindergartener

  ['kInd,ga:tn] _n.

    1)    

    2) £,   
_____

kindle

  ['kIndl] _v.

    1) 

    2) , ; to kindle smb.'s interest  -.
    ; to kindle smb.'s anger  -. 

    3) , ,  (. _.); her eyes kindled
    with happiness ţ   
_____

kindliness

  ['kaIndlInIs] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

kindling

  ['kIndlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  kindle

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) (. _pl.) ;   
_____

kindling-wood

  ['kIndlINwud] _n. , 
_____

kindly

  ['kaIndlI]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ,  ( ,   ..)

    2. _adv.

      1) , ; to speak kindly 
      , ; kindly let me know  ,  
      ; will you kindly do this for me?     
      

      2) ; ; to act kindly   (
      )

      3) , ,  ; she took kindly to her new
      job       
_____

kindness

  ['kaIndnIs] _n.

    1) ; ; to have a kindness for smb. 
    -.

    2)  ; ; ; to do a personal kindness
      
_____

kindred

  ['kIndrId]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) ; ; 

    2. _a.

      1) ; kindred languages  

      2) ; rain and kindred phenomena      
      
_____

kine

  [kaIn] _. _. _pl.  cow I
_____

kinematic

  [,kaInI'mtIk] _a. _. 
_____

kinematics

  [,kaInI'mtIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

kinescope

  ['kInskup] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)   ̣ 
_____

kinetic

  [kaI'netIk] _a. _. ; kinetic energy  
_____

kinetics

  [kaI'netIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

king

  [kIN]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; King's speech   

      2) _. , ; king of beasts  ; king of
      metals 

      3) , ; a railroad king  

      4) _. _. 

      5)  ( )

      6) _.   ()

      *) King's English   ; the King's peace
       ; king for a day   ; King's messenger
       ; the King's coat  ; King's Bench
      _.   ; King's Bench Division 
        (    )

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  ,  ; ; to king it over smb.
       ( ) -.
_____

king's evil

  ['kINz'i:vl] _n. _. 
_____

king-crab

  ['kINkrb] _n. _.  
_____

king-size

  ['kINsaIz] _a. _.

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

kingbolt

  ['kINbult] _n. , 
_____

kingcraft

  ['kINkra:ft] _n.  
_____

kingcup

  ['kINkAp] _n. _.  
_____

kingdom

  ['kINdm] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , ; animal kingdom  

    *) kingdom come  ; to kingdom come   
_____

kingfisher

  ['kIN,fIS] _n.  ()
_____

kinglet

  ['kINlIt] _n.

    1) _. ң

    2) ̣ ()
_____

kingly

  ['kINlI]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) 

    2. _adv. _. -; -; 
_____

kingmaker

  ['kIN,meIk] _n. _.  ,   
    
_____

kingpin

  ['kINpIn] _n.

    1) = kingbolt

    2)  ;  

    3) ,   
_____

kingpost

  ['kINpust] _n. _.    
_____

kingship

  ['kINSIp] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

kink

  [kINk]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ( ң, );  ( ޣ
      )

      2) , 

      3) 

      4) _. , 

      5) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) (),  , ()

      2) ,  
_____

kinky

  ['kINkI]

    1)  ( )

    2) _. , 
_____

kino

  ['ki:nu] _n.    (   
   )
_____

kinsfolk

  ['kInzfuk] _n. (.  .  . .) , 
_____

kinship

  ['kInSIp] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

kinsman

  ['kInzmn] _n. _. () 
_____

kinswoman

  ['kInz,wumn] _n. _. () 
_____

kintal

  ['kIntl] _. = quintal
_____

kiosk

  ['kIOsk] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)   ( )
_____

kip

  I [kIp] _n.      (,  
  ..)

  II [kIp] _.

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; 

    2. _v. 

  III [kIp] _n. _. 1000  (= 453,59 .)
_____

kipper

  ['kIp]

    1. _n.

      1) ޣ ̣; ޣ 

      2) -   

      3) _. , 

      4) _. _.  ()

    2. _v.    
_____

kirk

  [k:k] _n. _. ; the Kirk of Scotland  
  
_____

kirn

  [k:n] _n. _.

    1)   

    2)  
_____

kismet

  ['kIsmet] _. _n. , , 
_____

kiss

  [kIs]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; to give a kiss on the cheek   ݣ;
      to steal ( to snatch) a kiss  ; to blow smb. a kiss
       -.  

      2) ̣ , ̣     ( )

      3)  ()

      *) kiss of life    (  
        )

    2. _v.

      1) (), (); to kiss away tears 
       ̣; to kiss one's hand to smb.  -. 
      

      2)     (  )

      *) to kiss the book       ;
      to kiss the cup  (); , ; to kiss the dust
      ( the ground) )    ;  ; 
      ; )  ; ) , ; to kiss
      goodbye )   ; )   
_____

kiss-curl

  ['kIsk:l] _n. ,  ( )
_____

kiss-in-the-ring

  ['kIsIn'rIN] _n.   (    )
_____

kiss-me-quick

  ['kIsmI'kwIk] _n.

    1)      ( 50-  XIX .)

    2)  ( )

    3)   ()
_____

kisser

  ['kIs] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) _. 

    3) _. 
_____

kit

  I [kIt] _n.

    1) , , ; hunting kit  
    

    2) , ,  

    3) _.    

    4)   ;    

    *) the whole kit (and caboodle)  

  II [kIt] _n. _.  kitten ԣ
_____

kit-bag

  ['kItbg] _n.  
_____

kit-cat

  ['kItkt] _n.     (. kit-cat portrait)
_____

kitchen

  ['kItSIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; kitchen unit  
_____

kitchen garden

  ['kItSIn'ga:dn] _n. 
_____

kitchen herbs

  ['kItSInh:bz] _n.  ()
_____

kitchen midden

  ['kItSIn'mIdn] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) _. ,      
     
_____

kitchen police

  ['kItSInp'li:s] _n. _. _.   
_____

kitchen-cabinet

  ['kItSIn'kbInIt] _n.

    1)  

    2)    
_____

kitchen-maid

  ['kItSInmeId] _n. 
_____

kitchen-range

  ['kItSInreInd] _n. 
_____

kitchen-sink

  ['kItSInsINk] _n.

    1)   

    2) _attr. ; kitchen-sink drama  
_____

kitchen-stuff

  ['kItSInstAf] _n.

    1)   , . 

    2)  
_____

kitchen-ware

  ['kItSInwE] _n.  
_____

kitchener

  ['kItSIn] _n.

    1)  

    2)  (.  )
_____

kitchenette

  [,kItSI'net] _n. ;   ( )
_____

kite

  [kaIt]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) ; ; 

      3)  ; to fly a kite )  ; ) _.
        ;    {. . 4}; to
      knock higher than a kite _. )   ; ) 
      (-.)   

      4) _. _.  ; to fly a kite  
          {. . 3}

      5) _. _. ̣

      6) = kite balloon

    2. _v.

      1) _. ,   

      2) _. _.     
_____

kite balloon

  ['kaItb,lu:n] _n.  
_____

kiteflying

  ['kaIt,flaIIN] _n.

    1)     

    2)  
_____

kith

  [kI] _n.: kith and kin   
_____

kitten

  ['kItn]

    1. _n. ԣ

    2. _v. 
_____

kittenish

  ['kItnIS] _a.   ԣ
_____

kittle

  ['kItl]

    1. _a. , 

      *) kittle cattle ,  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) ,   
_____

kitty

  I ['kItI] _n. ԣ

  II ['kItI] _n. _. 
_____

kiwi

  ['ki:wi:] _n.

    1) _. ,  ( )

    2) _. _.  ̣  - 

    3) _. 
_____

klaxon

  ['klksn] _n. _. _. 
_____

kleptomania

  [,kleptu'meInj] _n. 
_____

kleptomaniac

  [,kleptu'meInIk] _n. 
_____

kloof

  [klu:f] _n. _-. 
_____

kluxer

  ['klAks] _n. _. _.  --
_____

klystron

  ['klIstrOn] _n. _. 
_____

knack

  I [nk] _n.

    1) () , , ; to have the knack of
    a thing  -. ,  

    2)  ɣ; 

    3) 

  II [nk] _n.  ; 
_____

knacker

  I ['nk] _n.

    1)  (   ,     ..)

    2)  , 

    3) ģ; knacker's yard ģ

  II ['nk] _n.

    1) -.,   

    2) _pl. 
_____

knackery

  ['nkrI] _n. ģ
_____

knacky

  ['nkI] _a. , 
_____

knag

  [ng] _n. ; , 
_____

knaggy

  ['ngI] _a. 
_____

knap

  I [np] _v.

    1)  ;  

    2)  

  II [np] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2) 
_____

knapsack

  ['npsk] _n. ; 
_____

knapweed

  ['npwi:d] _n. _. ̣ (ޣ)
_____

knar

  [na:] _n. , ,   
_____

knarred

  [na:d] _a. , , 
_____

knarry

  ['na:rI] _a. , , 
_____

knave

  [neIv] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 

    3) _. 

    4) _. -
_____

knavery

  ['neIvrI] _n. , 
_____

knavish

  ['neIvIS] _a. 
_____

knead

  [ni:d] _v.

    1) ,  (, )

    2)    

    3)  ()

    4) , 
_____

kneading machine

  ['ni:dINm,Si:n] _n. 
_____

kneading-trough

  ['ni:dINtrOf] _n. 
_____

knee

  [ni:]

    1. _n.

      1) ; up to one's knees  

      2) _. 

      3) _. 

      4) _. , 

      5) 

      6) _attr. 

      *) to give ( to offer) a knee to smb. )  -.;
       -. ; ) _.  -.  (
      ); it is on the knees of the gods   ;
      , ; to bring smb. to his knees  -.
       ; to go on one's knees to smb. ,  -.;
      on one's (bended) knees ; to learn smth. at one's mother's
      knees    

    2. _v. _.

      1)  ;  

      2)    ( )

      3)   
_____

knee-bend

  ['ni:bend] _n.   ()
_____

knee-boot

  ['ni:bu:t] _n.    
_____

knee-breeches

  ['ni:,brItSIz] _n. _pl. 
_____

knee-cap

  ['ni:kp] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) 
_____

knee-deep

  ['ni:'di:p] _a.  
_____

knee-high

  ['ni:'haI] _a. ()  ; knee-high to a mosquito ( a
  grasshopper, a duck, etc.) _.  , ;  
   
_____

knee-hole

  ['ni:hul] _n.    (  )
_____

knee-jerk

  ['ni:d:k] _n. _.  
_____

knee-joint

  ['ni:dOInt] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _. - 
_____

knee-pan

  ['ni:pn] = knee-cap 1)
_____

kneel

  [ni:l] _v. (knelt, kneeled [ni:ld])

    1)  ,    (. kneel down)

    2)    (to, before - )
_____

kneeling position

  ['ni:lINp'zISn] _n. _.     
_____

knell

  [nel]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  ;  , 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)  ,  ()
_____

knelt

  [nelt] _p.  _p-p.  kneel
_____

knew

  [nju:] _p.  know 1
_____

knick-knack

  ['nIknk] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

knick-knackery

  ['nIk,nkrI] _n. , ; 
_____

knickerbockers

  ['nIkbOkz] _n. _pl. 
_____

knickers

  ['nIkz] _n.

    1) _. . knickerbockers

    2)  
_____

knife

  [naIf]

    1. _n. (_pl. knives)

      1) ; to put a knife into smb.  -.

      2) _. ; the knife )  ; ) 
      ; to go under the knife  

      3) _. , , 

      4) _attr. 

      *) before you can say knife , ;   
      ; to get one's knife into smb.   -., 
        -.;   -.; knife and fork
      ; a good (poor) knife and fork  () ; to play a
      good knife and fork    ,   ; you
      could cut it with a knife   ;   

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) ,  

      3) _. _.      
      (     )
_____

knife-board

  ['naIfbO:d] _n.    
_____

knife-edge

  ['naIfed] _n.

    1) ɣ 

    2)   (  ..)
_____

knife-grinder

  ['naIf,graInd] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , 
_____

knife-rest

  ['naIfrest] _n.

    1)     

    2) _. 
_____

knife-switch

  ['naIfswItS] _n. _. 
_____

knight

  [naIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2): knight of the pen ; knight of the brush ;
      knight of fortune ; knight of the road ) ֣;
      ) 

      3) ()  "knight" ( , 
          sir)

      4)      ; Knight of the Garter
        

      5) _. 

      6)  (     )

    2. _v.   "knight";    
_____

knight errant

  ['naIt'ernt] _n. (_pl. knights errant)

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

knight-errantry

  ['naIt'erntrI] _n.

    1)    

    2) 
_____

knightage

  ['naItId] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  ,   
_____

knighthood

  ['naIthud] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , 
_____

knightly

  ['naItlI]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _adv. _. -, 
_____

knit

  [nIt] _v. (knitted [nItId], knit)

    1)  (  ..)

    2) (), (); mortar knits bricks together
       

    3) (), ; the broken bone knitted well 
      

    4) () (     ..)

    5): to knit one's ( the) brows  , 

    #) knit in    , ; to knit in
    blue with white wool       ; knit
    up ;   ; ; _. ,
     (  ..)
_____

knitted

  ['nItId]

    1. _p-p.  knit

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) , 
_____

knitter

  ['nIt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)    
_____

knitting

  ['nItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  knit

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  , 
_____

knitting-machine

  ['nItINm,Si:n] = knitter 2)
_____

knitting-needle

  ['nItIN,ni:dl] _n.  ,  ; 
_____

knitwear

  ['nItwE] _n.  ,  
_____

knitwork

  ['nItw:k] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

knives

  [naIvz] _pl.  knife 1
_____

knob

  [nOb]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)   (  ..)

      3) 

      4)   (, )

      5) _. 

      6) _. ; ; 

      7) _. , 

      *) with knobs on _. ) ݣ ; )  

    2. _v. , 
_____

knobble

  ['nObl] _n. 
_____

knobby

  ['nObI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

knobstick

  ['nObstIk] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 
_____

knock

  [nOk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  (.  ); to give a knock  ( )

      3) _. _.  ; _pl. , 

      4) _. 

      *) to get the knock )  ; )  ;
      ) _.    ; to take the knock
      

    2. _v.

      1) (), ; (); ; to knock to pieces
       ; to knock at ( on) the door   

      2) ; to knock the nuts   ( )

      3) (against)  ( -.);  ( -.)

      4) _. , 

      5) _. _.  ; 

      6) _. 

      #) knock about ) , ; ) , ,
       ( ); )    ; knock against
      ,  ; knock down )   , .
       ; ) ; ,  (); ) 
        (    ..); ) , 
      (  ..); )  ; )   ; ) _.
      _.  (); knock in, knock into ; to knock into
      one ; knock off ) , ; ) , 
      ();  (); )  ; )  ,
      ; )  ; knock off work  ;
      ) _. , ; ) _. ; knock out ) ,
      ; to knock the bottom out of   -  
      -.;   ();   ;
      ) _. ; ) , ; )  
          ( ,    
       ); ) , ; ) , 
        ,  (,   ..); knock together
      ) ; )  ; knock under ;
      knock up )   ; ) ,  ;
      ) ; ; to be knocked up ; ) ,
      - , ; ) _. _. 
      ; ; )  (against -  -.)

      *) to knock home  ; ,   ; to
      knock on the head ) ; ; )  ; to knock
      smb. off his pins  -.; to knock one's head against a
      brick wall    ;   ; to
      knock (smb.) into a cocked hat )  (-.);
      )  (-.);   (-.); ) 
      (  ..); ) , ; to knock smb. into the
      middle of next week )  -.   ; ) ,
       -.; to knock the spots off ) ; ;
      ) 
_____

knock-down

  ['nOk'daun]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _.  

      *) a knock-down and drag-out _.  

    2. _a.

      1)  ( ); 

      2)  (   ..)

      *) knock-down price  ,  
_____

knock-kneed

  ['nOk,ni:d] _a.

    1)    

    2) ; 
_____

knock-out

  ['nOkaut] _n.

    1) _.  (. knock-out blow)

    2)    

    3)       

    4) _.  ;  

    5) _. _. ,  ; 

    6) _. _. 

    7) _. 

    *) knock-out dose   (); knock-out drops _.
    _. ) ; ) ,  ; knock-out price
      
_____

knockabout

  ['nOkbaut]

    1. _n.

      1) ۣ ;  

      2) ԣ,    

      3) 

      4) _.  ;  

    2. _a.

      1) ,  ( )

      2) ,  ( )

      3) 
_____

knocker

  ['nOk] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  ,  ;  

    3) _. _. , 

    4) _. _.   ;  
    

    *) up to the knocker _. )  ; )   ;
    )   
_____

knocker-up

  ['nOkr'Ap] _n. ,       
  
_____

knoll

  [nul] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _.  ; 
_____

knot

  [nOt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to make ( to tie) a knot  ; to tie in a knot
       

      2) 

      3) , ; the nuptial knot  ; to tie the knot 
      ; 

      4) , 

      5)  ;  () 

      6) _. ,  ( ); ,  ( )

      7) ,  (); to gather in knots  ,
      

      8) , 

      9) _.  (  = 1,87 .  )

      10) _. 

      *) Gordian knot  ; to cut the knot  ()
      ; to tie oneself (up) in  into a knot  
       

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  ; 

      2) (), ()

      3)  

      4)  ()
_____

knot-grass

  ['nOtgra:s] _n. _.  ; 
_____

knot-hole

  ['nOthul] _n.      
_____

knotty

  ['nOtI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , ; knotty question  
_____

knout

  [naut] _. _n. 
_____

know

  [nu]

    1. _v. (knew; known)

      1)  (. know of);  ; to know about smth.
        ޣ-.; I know of a shop where you can buy it  
      ,    ; to get to know ; not that I
      know of    - ; to know what's what _.
         ޣ-., ,   

      2) ,  ̣ ; to know the law   
      ; to know three languages   

      3) ; to know how to write (read)   ()

      4) , ; I knew him at once    

      *) to know one's own business     ; to know
      better (than that) )  , ; ) 
      ; I know better than to...    , ...; to know
      one from another, to know two things apart    ;
      not to know a person from Adam      
      -., not to know what from which  ,   ; to
      know a good thing when one sees it   ޣ-.; ,
          ; to know the time of day    ;
      before you know where you are , ; to know what
      one is about  ;    ; who knows? 
      ?; not to know enough to get out of the rain  

    2. _n.: to be in the know _.    ;  ݣ 
     ;  ̣
_____

know-all

  ['nu'O:l] _n. 
_____

know-how

  ['nuhau] _n.

    1) ;  

    2)  ; 
_____

know-nothing

  ['nu,nAIN] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

knowing

  ['nuIN]

    1. _pres-p.  know 1

    2. _n.

      1) ;  ( -.); there is no knowing what he will
      say ,   

      2) ; 

    3. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , ; ; a knowing hand at the game
       

      3) _. , 

      4) _. 
_____

knowingly

  ['nuINlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) , , 
_____

knowledge

  ['nOlId] _n.

    1) ; ; ; to have a good knowledge of English
    (medicine, etc.)     (  ..);
    branches of knowledge  

    2) ̣; it came to my knowledge   ; to
    (the best of) my knowledge   ; not to my knowledge
       - ; he did it without my knowledge  
       

    3) ; my knowledge of Mr. B. is slight     .

    4) ; knowledge of the victory soon spread 
       
_____

knowledgeable

  ['nOlIdbl] _a. _.  ̣; 
_____

known

  [nun]

    1. _p-p.  know 1

    2. _a. ; known as...   ...
_____

knuckle

  ['nAkl]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  (, )

      3) _pl. 

      4) _. , 

      5) _-. ,  ()

      *) near the knuckle    ( ,  
      ..); to rap smb.'s knuckles  

    2. _v. , ,   

      #) knuckle down ) , ; )   (
      -.); to knuckle down to one's work    ;
      knuckle under , 
_____

knuckle-joint

  ['nAkldOInt] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

knucklebone

  ['nAklbun] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _pl.   
_____

knuckleduster

  ['nAkl,dAst] _n. 
_____

knur

  [n:] = knurr
_____

knurl

  [n:l]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. , 

    2. _v. _.  ; 
_____

knurr

  [n:] _n.

    1) , ,   

    2)   (  )
_____

kodak

  ['kudk] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) _.  ;  
_____

koh-i-noor

  ['kuInu] _n.

    1)  ( ,   ,
      106,25 )

    2)  , 
_____

kohl

  [kul] _. _n.   
_____

kohlrabi

  ['kul'ra:bI] _n. _. 
_____

kola

  ['kul] = cola
_____

kolinsky

  [k'lInskI] _. _n. _. 
_____

kolkhoz

  [kOl'kO:z] _. _n. 
_____

koodoo

  ['ku:du:] _n. _.  , 
_____

kopec

  ['kupek] = copeck
_____

kopeck

  ['kupek] = copeck
_____

kopek

  ['kupek] = copeck
_____

kopje

  ['kOpI] _n. _-. 
_____

kotow

  ['ku'tau] = kowtow
_____

koumiss

  ['ku:mIs] = kumiss
_____

kourbash

  ['kubS] _. _n. ͣ ; under the kourbash  
_____

kowtow

  ['kau'tau] _.

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1)    (  )

      2) 
_____

kraal

  [kra:l] _n. _-.  (ӣ, )
_____

kraut

  [kraut] _n. _. 
_____

krone

  ['krun] _n.  (    )
_____

krypton

  ['krIptOn] _n. _. 
_____

kubosh

  ['kaIbOS] = kibosh
_____

kudos

  ['kju:dOs] _n. _.

    1) ; ޣ

    2) ; , 
_____

kudu

  ['ku:du:] = koodoo
_____

kukri

  [kuk'ri:] _. _n.   
_____

kulak

  [ku:'la:k] _. _n.  ( -)
_____

kumiss

  [ku:'mIs] _n. 
_____

kymograph

  ['kaImgra:f] = cymograph
_____

L.s.d.

  ['eles'di:] _n.

    1)  ,    ( _. librae, solidi,
    denarii)

    2) _. ; ; it is only a matter of L.s.d. 
      
_____

la

  [la:] _n. _. 
_____

laager

  ['la:g] _-.

    1. _n.

      1) , ֣ 

      2) _.   

    2. _v.  , ֣ 
_____

lab

  [lb] _. _.  laboratory
_____

labefaction

  [,lbI'fkSn] _n. _. ; 
_____

label

  ['leIbl]

    1. _n.

      1)  (. _.); ; 

      2)  ( )

      3) _. 

      4) _. -

      5) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2)   -. ; _.  

      3) _.  ()
_____

labelled

  ['leIbld]

    1. _p-p.  label 2

    2. _a. 
_____

labial

  ['leIbjl]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. _.   (. labial sound)
_____

labialization

  [,leIbIlaI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

labiate

  ['leIbIIt] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

labile

  ['leIbIl] _a. _. _. ; 
_____

lability

  [l'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

labiodental

  ['leIbIu'dentl] _.

    1. _a. -, -

    2. _n. -, - 
_____

labor

  ['leIb] _. = labour
_____

laboratory

  [l'bOrtrI] _n.

    1) ; hot laboratory ""  ( 
         )

    2) _. _.   

    3) _.   

    4) _attr. ; laboratory findings  
    
_____

laborious

  [l'bO:rIs] _a.

    1) , ֣, ; ϣ

    2)  ( )

    3) , 
_____

labour

  ['leIb]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; surplus labour _-.  ;
      forced labour  

      2)  ;  ( . ); Labour and Capital
        

      3)  ; ; to be in labour  , 

      4) _pl.  , 

      5) _attr. ; ; labour force  ; labour hours
       ; labour code    ; labour contract
       ; labour dispute  ; labour input
        ; labour legislation 
      

      6) _attr. ; labour leader )  ;
      )  

      7) _attr.: labour pains  ; labour ward 
      

      *) labour of love )    ; ) 
      ; lost labour ,  

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  ,  (for); to labour for breath  
      ; to labour for peace  ; he laboured to
      understand what they were talking about   , 
      ,  ޣ  

      3)  ң ,   (. labour along,
      labour through)

      4)  ,   ; to labour the point
       ,    

      5) _.  

      6) _. _.  

      #) labour under   , ;  ( -.);
      to labour under a delusion ( a mistake)   
_____

labour union

  ['leIb'ju:njn] _n. 
_____

laboured

  ['leIbd]

    1. _p-p.  labour 2

    2. _a.

      1) , Σ;   ; laboured breathing
      Σ 

      2) ;  ( ,   ..)
_____

labourer

  ['leIbr] _n.  ; ; general
  labourer 
_____

labouring

  ['leIbrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  labour 2

    2. _a.

      1) , ; labouring man 

      2) Σ; labouring breath Σ 
_____

labourist

  ['leIbrIst] _n. ,   
_____

labourite

  ['leIbraIt] = labourist
_____

labour-market

  ['leIb,ma:kIt] _n.  ;    
_____

labour-saving

  ['leIb'seIvIN] _a.    ;  (
    ..)
_____

laburnum

  [l'b:nm] _n. _.   ()
_____

labyrinth

  ['lbrIn] _n. ; _. ,  
_____

labyrinthine

  [,lb'rInaIn] _a.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

lac

  I [lk] _n.  ,  

  II [lk] _. _n.   (. )
_____

lace

  [leIs]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3)  (. gold lace, silver lace)

      4) _.   ˣ,     ..

    2. _v.

      1) ; to lace up one's shoes  

      2)   (. lace in)

      3) , ,  (,   ..)

      4) , , , 

      5) _.   ; coffee laced with brandy 
       

      6) _.  , 

      #) lace into _. ) , ; )  

      *) to lace smb.'s jacket  -.
_____

lace boots

  ['leIsbu:ts] _n. _pl.   
_____

lace paper

  ['leIs,peIp] _n.    
_____

lace-pillow

  ['leIs,pIlu] _n.    
_____

lace-ups

  ['leIs'Aps] _n. _pl. _.   
_____

lacerate

  ['lsreIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) , ; 
_____

lacerated

  ['lsreItId]

    1. _p-p.  lacerate

    2. _a.

      1) ; lacerated wound  

      2) _. 
_____

laceration

  [,ls'reISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) ;  
_____

laches

  ['leItSIz] _n.

    1) _.   

    2) ; ;  
_____

lachrymal

  ['lkrIml]

    1. _a. ̣; lachrymal gland _. ̣ 

    2. _n.  (; . lachrymal vase)
_____

lachrymatory

  ['lkrImtrI]

    1. _a.  ( )

    2. _n. = lachrymal 2
_____

lachrymose

  ['lkrImus] _a.

    1) ,  ̣

    2) , 
_____

lacing

  ['leIsIN]

    1. _pres-p.  lace 2

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3) ,  

      4)  , ˣ  ..  
_____

lack

  [lk]

    1. _n. , ;  (-.); lack of balance
    ; lack of capacity  ; lack of
    land ; for lack of - , -  ; no
    lack of smth.  -.

    2. _v.

      1)  , ;  

      2)  , ; he is lacking in common sense  
        
_____

lack-all

  ['lkO:l] _n. ,  ; 
_____

lack-brain

  ['lkbreIn] _n. _. 
_____

lackadaisical

  [,lk'deIzIkl] _a. ; , 
_____

lacker

  ['lk] _. = lacquer
_____

lackey

  ['lkI]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) , 
_____

lacking

  ['lkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  lack 2

    2. _a. 
_____

lackland

  ['lklnd] _a. 
_____

lacklustre

  ['lk,lAst] _a. ,  ; lacklustre eyes ,
   
_____

laconic

  [l'kOnIk] = laconical
_____

laconical

  [l'kOnIkl] _a. , ; 
_____

lacquer

  ['lk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) _. ,  

    2. _v.  , ;  
_____

lacquey

  ['lkI] _. = lackey
_____

lacrosse

  [l'krOs] _n. _. 
_____

lactation

  [lk'teISn] _n.

    1)  

    2)  , 
_____

lacteal

  ['lktIl] _a. , 
_____

lactescent

  [lk'tesnt] _a.

    1)   

    2)    ( )
_____

lactic

  ['lktIk] _a. _. 
_____

lactiferous

  [lk'tIfrs] _a.     
_____

lactometer

  [lk'tOmIt] _n. 
_____

lactose

  ['lktus] _n. ,  
_____

lacuna

  [l'kju:n] _n. (_pl. -ae, -s [l'kju:ns])

    1) , 

    2) ; , 
_____

lacunae

  [l'kju:ni:] _pl.  lacuna
_____

lacustrine

  [l'kAstraIn] _a. ڣ; lacustrine age _.   
_____

lacy

  ['leIsI] _a. ;   
_____

lad

  [ld] _n.

    1) ; ; ; one of the lads _.  

    2)  
_____

ladder

  ['ld]

    1. _n.

      1)  (, ң); _. 

      2)   ( )

      *) ladder of success   ; to climb the ladder
       ; to get one's foot on the ladder  
      (  ..); to kick away ( down) the ladder (by which one
      rose)   ,    

    2. _v.  (   )
_____

laddie

  ['ldI] _n. _. , Σ
_____

lade

  [leId]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) ; 

    2. _v. (laded [leIdId]; laded, laden)

      1) , , 

      2) , 
_____

laden

  ['leIdn]

    1. _p-p.  lade 2

    2. _a.

      1) ֣, ֣; a tree heavily laden with fruit ,
         ; a table laden with food ,
       

      2) Σ,  (with - -.)

      3) _-.  ( )
_____

ladies

  ['leIdIz] _n.

    1) _pl.  lady

    2) _.  
_____

ladies' man

  ['leIdIzmn] = lady's man
_____

ladies-in-waiting

  ['leIdIzIn'weItIN] _pl.  lady-in-waiting
_____

lading

  ['leIdIN]

    1. _pres-p.  lade 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 
_____

ladle

  ['leIdl]

    1. _n. , ; soup ladle  , ;
    foundry ladle  

    2. _v. ; 

      #) ladle out ) ; ; ) ; to ladle out
      honours  ; to ladle out praise  
_____

lady

  ['leIdI] _n.

    1) ; ; a great lady ,  ; young lady
    ; a lady of easy virtue  ̣ ; a lady of
    pleasure ; fine lady  ; _. , 
      

    2) (Lady)  (  )

    3)  , 

    4) _. ; ; ; your good lady  ; my (his)
    young lady _.  () ; the old lady ) , ;
    ) 

    5)  

    6)        (., lady doctor
    -; lady cat _. )

    *) Our Lady _. , ; the Old Lady of
    Threadneedle Street  ; extra lady _. _.
    
_____

lady help

  ['leIdIhelp] _n.    ( 
      )
_____

lady's bedstraw

  ['leIdIz'bedstrO:] _n. _. 
_____

lady's finger

  ['leIdIz,fINg] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  " "
_____

lady's man

  ['leIdIzmn] _n. ,  
_____

lady's purse

  ['leIdIzp:s] _n. _.  
_____

lady's slipper

  ['leIdIz'slIp] _n. _.  
_____

lady's-maid

  ['leIdIzmeId] _n. , 
_____

lady-beetle

  ['leIdI,bi:tl] = ladybird
_____

lady-in-waiting

  ['leIdIIn'weItIN] _n. (_pl. ladies-in-waiting)  ()
_____

lady-killer

  ['leIdI,kIl] _n. _. 
_____

lady-love

  ['leIdIlAv] _n. 
_____

ladybird

  ['leIdIb:d] _n. () 
_____

lady-bug

  ['leIdIbAg] _. = ladybird
_____

lady-chair

  ['leIdItSE] _n. ,   ң  (
   )
_____

lady-cow

  ['leIdIkau] = ladybird
_____

lady-fern

  ['leIdIf:n] _n. _.  
_____

ladyhood

  ['leIdIhud] _n. ,  
_____

ladylike

  ['leIdIlaIk] _a.

    1)  ,  ; ; 

    2) ,  ( )
_____

ladyship

  ['leIdISIp] _n. ,  ; your ladyship  
_____

lady-smock

  ['leIdIsmOk] _n. _.  
_____

laevogirate

  ['li:vu'daIreIt] _a. _.    ,
  
_____

lag

  I [lg]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v.  (. lag behind); ;  ,
    

  II [lg] _.

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)    

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) , 

  III [lg]

    1. _n.

      1)  ̣

      2) 

      3)   ( )

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

lagan

  ['lgn] _n. _.  
_____

lager

  ['la:g] = lager beer
_____

lager beer

  ['la:gbI] _n. ̣ 
_____

laggard

  ['lgd]

    1. _n.  ; 

    2. _a. , 
_____

lagging

  I ['lgIn] _n. _.  

  II ['lgIN] _pres-p.  lag I, 2

  III ['lgIN] _pres-p.  lag II, 2

  IV ['lgIN]

    1. _pres-p.  lag III, 2

    2. _n.

      1) ;  

      2) _. 
_____

lagoon

  [l'gu:n] _n. 
_____

laic

  ['leIIk] = laical
_____

laical

  ['leIIkl]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. 
_____

laicize

  ['leIIsaIz] _v. 
_____

laid

  [leId] _p.  _p-p.  lay IV, 1
_____

laid paper

  ['leId'peIp] _n.  
_____

lain

  [leIn] _p-p.  lie II, 1
_____

lair

  [lE]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; at lair  

      2)    (   ,  )

      3) _. 

    2. _v.   ;   
_____

laird

  [lEd] _n. _. 
_____

laissez-faire

  ['leIseI'fE] _n. _.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _attr.: laissez-faire policy  
_____

laity

  ['leIItI] _n. _.

    1) ,  

    2) , 
_____

lake

  I [leIk] _n. ; The Lakes = lake-country; The Great Lakes 
  ڣ (, , ,   )

  II [leIk] _n.  
_____

lake dwelling

  ['leIk,dwelIN] _n.    ( )
_____

lake poets

  ['leIk,puIts] _n. _pl.  "ڣ " (, ,
  )
_____

lake-country

  ['leIk,kAntrI] _n.  ڣ ( ), ڣ 
_____

lake-land

  ['leIklnd] = lake-country
_____

lake-lawyer

  ['leIk,lO:j] _n. _. 
_____

lakelet

  ['leIklIt] _n. 
_____

laker

  ['leIk] _n.  "ڣ "
_____

lakh

  [la:k] = lac II
_____

laky

  I ['leIkI] _a. ڣ;  ڣ

  II ['leIkI] _a.

    1) -,   

    2) _.  ( )
_____

lam

  I [lm] _.

    1. _n.  ; on the lam   ; to take it
    on the lam 

    2. _v. 

  II [lm] _v. _. ,  (. )
_____

lama

  I ['la:m] _n.  ( )

  II ['la:m] = llama
_____

lamasery

  ['la:msrI] _n.  
_____

lamb

  [lm]

    1. _n.

      1) Σ, ; ; _. ; like a lamb ,
      

      2)   

      3) _. 

      4) _.    

    2. _v. 
_____

lambaste

  [lm'beIst] _v. _.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

lambency

  ['lmbnsI] _n. , 
_____

lambent

  ['lmbnt] _a.

    1) ,  ( , ); , 

    2) , , , ͣ; lambent eyes 
    ; lambent wit  
_____

lambkin

  ['lmkIn] _n. Σ
_____

lamblike

  ['lmlaIk] _a. , 
_____

lambrequin

  ['lmbkIn] _n. 
_____

lambskin

  ['lmskIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

lame

  I [leIm]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; , .    
      ; to be lame of ( in) one leg    

      2) , ; lame excuse ,
       

      3) , "" ( , )

      *) lame under the hat , ; lame duck
      ) ; "", ; ) _. ;
       ; ) _.   ( 
      ..); ) _. _. ģ ̣

    2. _v. , 

  II [leIm] _n.   

  III [la:'meI] _n. _.  (    )
_____

lamella

  [l'mel] _n. (_pl. -lae)

    1) ;   (, )

    2) _. 
_____

lamellae

  [l'meli:] _pl.  lamella
_____

lameness

  ['leImnIs] _n. 
_____

lament

  [l'ment]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; 

      2) ; ,  

    2. _v.

      1) , ; ; 

      2)  (for, over); the late lamented , ;
       

      3)  ; 
_____

lamentable

  ['lmntbl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , 

    3) _. , 
_____

lamentation

  [,lmen'teISn] _n.  , 

    *) Lamentations _.  
_____

lamia

  ['leImI] _n.

    1) _. _.    ,   ; 

    2) , 
_____

lamina

  ['lmIn] _n. (_pl. -nae)

    1)  ,  ; 

    2) _.  
_____

laminae

  ['lmIni:] _pl.  lamina
_____

laminar

  ['lmIn] _a. , 
_____

laminate

  ['lmIneIt] _v.

    1) ()   

    2)  ()   

    3)    

    4)    ,  ,   ..
_____

laminated

  ['lmIneItId]

    1. _p-p.  laminate

    2. _a. ; ; 
_____

lamination

  [,lmI'neISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) _. ;  
_____

lamp

  [lmp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; red lamp )    
       (  ); )     
      

      2) ; to hand ( to pass) on the lamp   ;
       , ,  

      3) _. 

      *) to rub the lamp   ϣ ; to smell of the
      lamp   ( ,   ..)

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) _. 

      3) _. _.  
_____

lamp-shade

  ['lmpSeId] _n. 
_____

lamp-socket

  ['lmp'sOkIt] = lamp-holder
_____

lampblack

  ['lmpblk] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) ޣ    
_____

lamp-burner

  ['lmp,b:n] _n.  
_____

lamp-chimney

  ['lmp'tSImnI] _n.  
_____

lamp-holder

  ['lmp,huld] _n.  ()
_____

lampion

  ['lmpIn] _n. ,  (  ) 
_____

lamplight

  ['lmplaIt] _n.  ,  ; by lamplight 
   
_____

lamplighter

  ['lmp,laIt] _n. 

    *) like a lamplighter  ; to run like a lamplighter 
     ;   ,   
_____

lampoon

  [lm'pu:n]

    1. _n.  , ; 

    2. _v.  , 
_____

lampooner

  [lm'pu:n] _n. ; 
_____

lampoonist

  [lm'pu:nIst] = lampooner
_____

lamppost

  ['lmppust] _n.  

    *) between you and me and the lamppost   
_____

lamprey

  ['lmprI] _n. 
_____

lance

  [la:ns]

    1. _n.

      1) ; أ

      2) 

      3) 

      4) (. _pl.) 

    2. _v.

      1)  , أ

      2) _.   

      3) _.  
_____

lance-corporal

  ['la:ns'kO:prl] _n.  
_____

lance-knight

  ['la:nsnaIt] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

lance-sergeant

  ['la:ns'sa:dnt] _n.  
_____

lanceolate

  ['la:nsIleIt] _a. _. , , 
_____

lancer

  ['la:ns] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl.  ( )
_____

lancet

  ['la:nsIt] _n. 
_____

lancet arch

  ['la:nsIt'a:tS] _n.  
_____

lancet window

  ['la:nsIt'wIndu] _n.  
_____

lancinating

  ['la:nsIneItIN] _a. ,  ( )
_____

land

  [lnd]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; dry land ; on land  ; travel by land
        ; to make the land _.   

      2) ; 

      3) ; fat (poor) land  () ; to go ( to
      work) on the land  

      4)  ; _pl. 

      5) _.  

      6) _.  

      7) _attr. ; ; land plants  ,
      ; land ice  ̣

      8) _attr. ; land rent  

      *) to see how the land lies ,   ; to see land
      ) ,    ; )    
      ; the land of Nod _.  ;  ; land of
      cakes ( of the thistle) ; the land of the Rose 
      ( -   ); the land of the golden fleece
      

    2. _v.

      1) () ( );   , 

      2)    ()

      3) _. ; to land a criminal  

      4) _. ,  

      5)  (-.);  (-. )

      6)  ( -.);   ,   ; to land
      smb. in difficulty ( trouble)  -.  
      ; to be nicely landed _.   
      

      7) , to land a blow on the ear, on the nose, etc.  
      ,    ..

      8)  (-.); ; to land a prize  
_____

land grant

  ['lndgra:nt] _n. _.      
       
_____

land office

  ['lnd,OfIs] _n. _.  , 
   
_____

land power

  ['lnd,pau] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

land waiter

  ['lnd,weIt] _n.  
_____

land-agent

  ['lnd,eIdnt] _n.

    1)  

    2)     
_____

land-bank

  ['lndbNk] _n.  
_____

land-breeze

  ['lndbri:z] _n.  , 
_____

land-forces

  ['lnd'fO:sIz] _n. _pl.  
_____

land-grabber

  ['lnd,grb] _n.

    1) ,     -. 

    2) _. ,    
_____

land-hunger

  ['lnd,hAng] _n.    
_____

land-hungry

  ['lnd,hAngrI] _a. ; 
_____

land-jobber

  ['lnd,dO:b] _n.   
_____

land-locked

  ['lndlOkt] _a.

    1) ֣ ;  ( , )

    2)  ( )
_____

land-on

  ['lnd'On] _v. _.  , 
_____

land-rover

  ['lnd,ruv] _n.   ""
_____

land-surveyor

  ['lnds:,veI] _n. 
_____

land-tax

  ['lndtks] _n.  
_____

land-tenure

  ['lnd,tenju] _n. 
_____

land-wind

  ['lndwInd] = land-breeze
_____

landau

  ['lndO:] _n.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

landed

  ['lndId]

    1. _p-p.  land 2

    2. _a. ; landed proprietor ; the landed interest
    ; the landed classes , 
_____

landfall

  ['lndfO:l] _n.

    1) _.   

    2) , 

    3) _. , 
_____

landgrave

  ['lndgreIv] _. _n. _. 
_____

landholder

  ['lnd,huld] _n.     
_____

landing

  ['lndIN]

    1. _pres-p.  land 2

    2. _n.

      1) ;  

      2) _.  

      3) _. , ;  ; soft landing 
       ( )

      4)  

      5) _attr. ; landing party  ; landing
      operation  

      6) _attr. ; landing fee    ̣
_____

landing craft

  ['lndINkra:ft] _n. _.  ,   
_____

landing field

  ['lndINfi:ld] _n.  ; 
_____

landing gear

  ['lndINgI] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

landing ground

  ['lndINgraund] = landing-place 2)
_____

landing mark

  ['lndINma:k] _n. _.  
_____

landing troops

  ['lndINtru:ps] _n. _pl.  
_____

landing-net

  ['lndINnet] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  
_____

landing-place

  ['lndINpleIs] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) _.  
_____

landing-stage

  ['lndINsteId] _n. 
_____

landing-strip

  ['lndINstrIp] _n. _. ̣- 
_____

landlady

  ['lnd,leIdI] _n.

    1)    ,  

    2)  ,  , 

    3) _. 

    *) to hang the landlady    ,  
_____

landless

  ['lndlIs] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ( )
_____

landloper

  ['lnd,lup] = landlouper
_____

landlord

  ['lnlO:d] _n.

    1) , , 

    2)    ,  

    3)   
_____

landlordism

  ['lnlO:dIzm] _n.

    1)  ()  

    2)   
_____

landlouper

  ['lnd,lup] _n. 
_____

landlubber

  ['lnd,lAb] _n. _.  ;    ,
  " "
_____

landmark

  ['lndma:k] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)  

    3)     , 

    4)  ,  ( )
_____

landmine

  ['lndmaIn] _n. _. 
_____

landocracy

  [ln'dOkrsI] _n. _.  , ,
   
_____

landowner

  ['lnd,un] _n. 
_____

landowning

  ['lnd,unIN]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

landrail

  ['lndreIl] _n. _. , 
_____

landscape

  ['lnskeIp] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _attr.: landscape sketch _.  ԣ 
_____

landscape-architecture

  ['lnskeIpa:kItktS] = landscape-gardening
_____

landscape-gardener

  ['lnskeIp,ga:dn] _n. -
_____

landscape-gardening

  ['lnskeIp,ga:dnIN] _n. - ; 
  
_____

landscape-painter

  ['lnskeIp,peInt] _n. 
_____

landslide

  ['lndslaId] _n.

    1) , 

    2)       ;
      ( )
_____

landslip

  ['lndslIp] = landslide 1)
_____

landsman

  ['lndzmn] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)  
_____

landtag

  ['la:ntta:k] _. _n. 
_____

landward

  ['lndwd] _adv.  
_____

landwards

  ['lndwdz] _adv.  
_____

lane

  [leIn] _n.

    1)  , , .  () 

    2)  , ; lanes and alleys 

    3)  ( ); to make a lane for smb.   -.

    4)   

    5)  

    6)  ̣

    7)    

    8) _.  (. red lane, narrow lane)

    *) it is a long lane that has no turning _.   
    
_____

lang syne

  ['lN'saIn] _.

    1. _n. ,  

    2. _adv. -,  , 
_____

language

  ['lNgwId] _n.

    1) ; ; finger language  ,  

    2) _.  (. bad language); I won't have any language here
      

    3) ;  ; the language of Shakespeare  
_____

languid

  ['lNgwId] _a.

    1) , ; ; languid stream   ;
    languid attempt  

    2) 
_____

languish

  ['lNgwIS]

    1. _n.  , 

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; 

      2) ; ;  (for)

      3)  ,  

      4) , 
_____

languishing

  ['lNgwISIN]

    1. _pres-p.  languish 2

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , ; a languishing look  
_____

languor

  ['lNg] _n.

    1) , ; ; 

    2) ; 

    3)  , ; 
_____

languorous

  ['lNgrs] _a.

    1) ; ; 

    2) 

    3) , ֣ ( )
_____

laniard

  ['lnjd] = lanyard
_____

lanital

  ['lnItl] _n.  
_____

lank

  [lNk] _a.

    1)   ; 

    2) ,  ( )

    3)    (   ..)
_____

lanky

  ['lNkI] _a. 
_____

lanolin

  ['lnuli:n] _n. 
_____

lansquenet

  ['lnskInet] _n. _.  (.    )
_____

lantern

  I ['lntn] _n.

    1) ; dark lantern  

    2)   

    3) _.    (. lantern light)

    *) lantern lecture   ; lantern jaws  ݣ;
     ; lantern parking _.    
    

  II ['lntn] _n. _.  
_____

lanthanum

  ['lnnm] _n. _. 
_____

lanyard

  ['lnjd] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _.  

    3)  ()
_____

lap

  I [lp] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) ; the boy sat on ( in) his mother's lap   
      

    3)  ()

    4) 

    *) in nature's lap   ; in the lap of luxury  ; in
    the lap of gods   ; in Fortune's lap   ;
    lap supper     ,     

  II [lp]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) ,  ,  (   ..)

      3) _.  ()

      4) _. ,  ; , , ,  (
      ); ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ף, , ף; 

      2) , ; the house is lapped in woods  ֣
      ; to be lapped in luxury   

      3) _.  ,  ̣

      #) lap over ,    (-.)

  III [lp]

    1. _n.

      1)   ( )

      2) _. ,  ; ""

      3)  ()

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  , ,  (. lap up, lap down)

      3) ; to lap up compliments  

      4)    ( )

  IV [lp] _.

    1. _n.

      1)    

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) ; 
_____

lap-board

  ['lpbO:d] _n.  ( ),  
_____

lap-dog

  ['lpdOg] _n.  , 
_____

lap-joint

  ['lpdOInt] _n. _.  ̣
_____

lapel

  [l'pel] _n. ,  (  ..)
_____

lapidary

  ['lpIdrI]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2)   

      3) , 

    2. _n.   
_____

lapidate

  ['lpIdeIt] _v.  
_____

lapidify

  [l'pIdIfaI] _v.   
_____

lapis lazuli

  [,lpIs'lzjulaI] _n. -, 
_____

lappet

  ['lpIt] _n. ; 
_____

lapse

  [lps]

    1. _n.

      1) , ;  (. lapse of the pen); ; lapse of
      memory  

      2) , ; lapse from virtue 

      3) ,  (); with the lapse of time  

      4)  

      5) _. ,      ..;
      lapse of time  

      6) _.  ,  

    2. _v.

      1)  ()

      2)  (   ..); to lapse into illness 

      3)   -. ,   

      4)  ,  ( );    ; to
      lapse to the Crown    ( )

      5) ,  ( )

      6) ,  (   ..)
_____

lapsed

  [lpst]

    1. _p-p.  lapse 2

    2. _a. ; 
_____

lapsus

  ['lpss] _. _n. , ; lapsus calami ; lapsus linguae
  ; lapsus memoriae  
_____

lapwing

  ['lpwIN] _n. 
_____

larcenous

  ['la:sIns] _a.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

larceny

  ['la:snI] _n. 
_____

larch

  [la:tS] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  
_____

lard

  [la:d]

    1. _n. ;  

    2. _v.

      1) ;  

      2) ,  ( - , .   ..)
_____

larder

  ['la:d] _n.  (   ..)
_____

lardy

  ['la:dI] _a. , 
_____

lares

  ['lEri:z] _. _n. _pl. _. _. _. ; Lares and Penates
    ; _. ,  
_____

large

  [la:d]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; large businessman  ; large and
      small farmers    

      2)  (   ..); ; ;
      large majority  ; large meal  

      3)  ( , , )

      4) _. ; ; large heart 

      5) _. ,  ( )

      *) large fruits    ; as large as life
      )   ; )   ; ) _. 
      

    2. _adv.

      1) ; 

      2)  (, )

      3) ; 

    3. _n.

      1): at large )  ;  ; he will soon be at large 
         ; ) , , ; to go
      into the question at large     ;
      to talk at large  ; )  ӣ ߣ, ;
      popular with the people at large    ϣ;
      )  ̣ ; ; )   ;
      ambassador at large . ambassador 1; representative at large _.
       ,    ,    
       ; )   , ; promises made at large
      ̣,  

      2): in large   
_____

large scale

  ['la:d'skeIl]

    1. _n.  ; on a large scale   

    2. _a.

      1)  ( )

      2) ,  (    ..)
_____

large-handed

  ['la:d'hndId] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)   ; _. 
_____

large-hearted

  ['la:d'ha:tId] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

large-minded

  ['la:d'maIndId] _a.   ; 
_____

largely

  ['la:dlI] _adv.

    1)   ; he is largely to blame   
      

    2) , 

    3)   ;   
_____

largeness

  ['la:dnIs] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3) 
_____

largess

  [la:'des] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

largesse

  [la:'des] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

lariat

  ['lrIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ң (  )

      2) , 

    2. _v.  
_____

lark

  I [la:k] _n. 

    *) to rise with the lark   ,  

  II [la:k]

    1. _n. , ; , ; to have a lark ;
    for a lark  ; what a lark! () !

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)   ( ); to lark the hedge 
       

      #) lark about  
_____

larkspur

  ['la:ksp:] _n. _. , 
_____

larky

  ['la:kI] _a.  , ; ; ӣ
_____

larmier

  ['la:mI] _n. _. 
_____

larrikin

  ['lrIkIn] (. _.) _.

    1. _n. () 

    2. _a. , , 
_____

larrup

  ['lrAp] _v. _. , 
_____

larva

  ['la:v] _n. (_pl. -vae) 
_____

larvae

  ['la:vi:] _pl.  larva
_____

larval

  ['la:vl] _a. ; in the larval stage   
_____

laryngitis

  [,lrIn'daItIs] _n. _. 
_____

laryngology

  [,lrIN'gOldI] _n. 
_____

laryngoscope

  [l'rINgskup] _n. 
_____

larynx

  ['lrINks] _n. , 
_____

lascivious

  [l'sIvIs] _a. , 
_____

laser

  ['leIz] _n. _. ,  
_____

lash

  [lS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ;  ()

      2)  , , ; the lash 

      3)  ң; ; to be under the lash  
      

      4) (_.  eyelash) 

    2. _v.

      1) , , ; _. ; 

      2) ,  (to, into -    ..)

      3) , ; 

      4)  (. lash together);  (to, down, on)

      #) lash out )  ; ; ;
      )  
_____

lash-up

  ['lS'Ap] _n. _.  
_____

lasher

  ['lS] _n. , , 
_____

lashing

  ['lSIN]

    1. _pres-p.  lash 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) ң, 

      3) ң, ң ( -.)

      4) _pl. _. ,  (of - -.)
_____

lass

  [ls] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

lassie

  ['lsI] _n. _. . _.

    1) ; 

    2)  ( )
_____

lassitude

  ['lsItju:d] _n. ; 
_____

lasso

  [l'su:]

    1. _n. (_pl. -os [l'su:uz]) , 

    2. _v.  , 
_____

last

  I [la:st]

    1. _a.

      1) _sup.  late 1

      2) ; last but not least )   ,   
      ; )   ; last but one 

      3) 

      4) ; last year  ;   

      5) , ; of the last importance 
      

      6)  ; the last word in science   
      ; the last thing in hats   

      7)  , ; he is the last person I want
      to see       

      *) on one's last legs _.   ;  
      

    2. _adv.

      1) _sup.  late 2

      2)  ; he came last  ۣ 

      3)   ; when did you see him last?     
       ?

      4)   ,   (   ..)

    3. _n.

      1) -.   ; as I said in my last    
       ; when my last was born    
      (); to breathe one's last   , 

      2) ; the last of _.  (,   ..); at last
      ; at long last   ; to the last  ; to hold
      on to the last   ; I shall never hear the last of it
         ; to see the last of smb., smth. ) 
      -., -.   ; )   -., -.

  II [la:st]

    1. _v.

      1) , 

      2) ;  ( , );  ( ,
        ..); he will not last till morning   ף  

      3) ,   (. last out); it will last (out) the
      winter    ; this money will last me three weeks 
           

    2. _n. ; 

  III [la:st]

    1. _n.  ()

      *) to measure smb.'s foot by one's own last  -.  
      ; to stick to one's last   ,  
        

    2. _v.   

  IV [la:st] _n.  (,    : 10 
  , 12  , 12  , 24    ..; 
    - . 4000 . )
_____

lasting

  ['la:stIN]

    1. _pres-p.  last II, 1

    2. _a. , ; ; lasting peace  ;
    lasting food  
_____

lastly

  ['la:stlI] _adv.  ( );  
_____

latch

  [ltS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ݣ; 

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1) ()

      2) _.  (on to)
_____

latch-key

  ['ltSki:] _n.

    1)    

    2) 

    *) to win one's latch-key  ,  
      
_____

late

  [leIt]

    1. _a. (later, latter; latest, last)

      1) ; ; I was late (for breakfast)   (
      )

      2) , ; of late years   ; my late
      illness   

      3) , ; the late president  (_. )
      

      4) , 

      *) a late developer £   

    2. _adv. (later; latest, last)

      1) ; to sit late ;  ; I arrived late
      for the train    ; better late than never 
      ,  

      2) ,    (. of late)
_____

lateen

  [l'ti:n] _a. ,  ( )
_____

lately

  ['leItlI] _adv. ;   
_____

latency

  ['leItnsI] _n.  
_____

lateness

  ['leItnIs] _n. , 
_____

latent

  ['leItnt] _a. , ,   ; latent heat
   ; latent partner   
  ; latent period ) _.  ; ) _.
       
_____

later

  ['leIt] (_comp.  late)

    1. _a.  ; at a later date ; ; in later
    life    ; during the later twenties   20-
    

    2. _adv. ; later on , ; - 
_____

lateral

  ['ltrl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) , 

      3) _.  ( )

    2. _n.

      1)  ; 

      2) _.  
_____

latest

  ['leItIst] _a. (_sup.  late)  ; () ; the
  latest fashion   ; the latest news  ;
  at (the) latest  
_____

latex

  ['leIteks] _n. ,   ()
_____

lath

  [la:] _.

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) _attr.: lath fence , 

    2. _v.  , 
_____

lathe

  [leI]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _attr.: lathe tool  

    2. _v.    
_____

lathee

  [la:'ti:] _. _n.   , 
_____

lather

  ['la:]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) ,  ( )

      *) a good lather is half a shave _.   
      

    2. _v.

      1) (); 

      2)  ( )

      3) _. , , 
_____

lathery

  ['la:rI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , , 
_____

lathi

  [la:'ti:] = lathee
_____

lathing

  ['la:IN] _n. _.

    1) ۣ ()

    2)  ( )
_____

lathy

  ['la:I] _a. ; 
_____

latibulize

  [l'tIbjulaIz] _v.   ,  
_____

latinize

  ['ltInaIz] _v.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

latitude

  ['ltItju:d] _n.

    1) _. _. ; in the latitude of 40 grades S.  40
      ; low latitudes  

    2) , ; latitude of thought ,  

    3) ; a wide latitude  

    4) _. ;   ()
_____

latrine

  [l'tri:n] _n.   (.  );  ;
   ( )
_____

latter

  ['lt] _comp.  late 1) _a.

    1) ; in these latter days   ; the latter half of the
    week   

    2)  (  ; . the former)

    *) latter end ; 
_____

latter-day

  ['ltdeI] _a. , 
_____

latterly

  ['ltlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2)  ,  
_____

lattermost

  ['ltmust] _a. 
_____

lattice

  ['ltIs]

    1. _n.

      1) ۣ

      2) _.  ۣ

      3) _attr. ۣ; lattice frame ۣ 

    2. _v.  ۣ;  ۣ
_____

latticed

  ['ltIst] _a. ۣ
_____

laud

  [lO:d]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. , , ; _. 
_____

laudable

  ['lO:dbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) _.  ( )
_____

laudanum

  ['lOdnm] _n.  
_____

laudation

  [lO:'deISn] _n. ; 
_____

laudative

  ['lO:dtIv] = laudatory
_____

laudatory

  ['lO:dtrI] _a. , 
_____

laugh

  [la:f]

    1. _n. , ; on the laugh ; to have the laugh of ( on)
    smb.  ,    ; to have a good laugh at
    smb.     -.; to give a laugh ; to
    raise a laugh  ; to raise ( to turn) the laugh against
    smb.  -.   

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; to laugh at smb., smth.  
      -., -.; to laugh to scorn ; to laugh oneself into
      fits ( convulsions)   ; he laughed his pleasure 
        

      2)   , ; he laughed a reply   
      

      #) laugh away ,   (, ); laugh
      down ;   (  ..); laugh off ,
        ( -.); laugh out: to laugh smb. out of
      smth.   -.  -.; laugh over  
       

      *) to laugh on the wrong side of one's mouth ( face)  
        ; , ; he laughs best who laughs
      last _.  ţ ,  ţ 
_____

laughable

  ['la:fbl] _a. ; , ; laughable incident
   
_____

laughing

  ['la:fIN]

    1. _pres-p.  laugh 2

    2. _a.

      1) , ; ӣ

      2) ; it is no ( not a) laughing matter   ;
       
_____

laughing-gas

  ['la:fIN'gs] _n.  
_____

laughing-stock

  ['la:fINstOk] _n. ; to make a laughing-stock of smb. 
  -.  
_____

laughter

  ['la:ft] _n. , ; shrill laughter  ; to roar with
  laughter   
_____

launch

  I [lO:ntS]

    1. _v.

      1) , ; to launch a blow  

      2)    

      3) ,   , ; to launch an offensive
      ,  ; to launch an attack  ;
      to launch a campaign  ; to launch a program
       

      4)  (  ..);  (); 

      5)  , 

      #) launch into  ,   ( -.); to launch
      into an argument   ; to launch smb. into business
       -.   ; to launch into eternity
      _. ()   ; launch out )  ( , 
      ); to launch out on smth.  -. ;
      )  (, ң); )  

    2. _n.    

  II [lO:ntS] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , ; pleasure launch  
_____

launcher

  ['lO:ntS] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)  

    3) ͣ
_____

launching pad

  ['lO:ntSINApd] = launching ramp
_____

launching ramp

  ['lO:ntSINrmp] _n. _.  
_____

launching site

  ['lO:ntSINsaIt] _n. _.  ;  
_____

launder

  ['lO:nd] _v.

    1)    (أ)

    2)  ( )
_____

launderette

  [,lO:nd'ret] _n.  
_____

laundress

  ['lO:ndrIs] _n. 
_____

laundry

  ['lO:ndrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) أ     
_____

laureate

  ['lO:rIIt]

    1. _n. ; Lenin Prize Laureate   ; poet
    laureate  

    2. _a.

      1)   

      2) ; laureate wreath  
_____

laurel

  ['lOrl]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  

      2) (. _pl.) , ; to rest ( to repose, to retire)
      on one's laurels   ; to reap ( to win) one's
      laurels  ,  

    2. _v.   
_____

laurel oak

  ['lOrl'uk] _n.  
_____

laurelled

  ['lOrld]

    1. _p-p.  laurel 2

    2. _a.   , ; 
_____

lava

  ['la:v] _n. 
_____

lavatory

  ['lvtrI] _n. , 
_____

lave

  [leIv] _v. _.

    1) 

    2)  ( , )
_____

lavement

  ['leIvmnt] _n. _. , 
_____

lavender

  ['lvInd] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  ,  ; to lay up in lavender
    )   ( ); ) _.  
     (); ) _. ,   

    3) - 
_____

lavender-water

  ['lvInd,wO:t] _n.  
_____

laverock

  ['lvrk] _. . lark I
_____

lavish

  ['lvIS]

    1. _a.

      1) (of, in) ; ; he is never lavish of praise 
         

      2) ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  ; to lavish care upon one's children  
       

      2) 
_____

law

  I [lO:] _n.

    1) ; Mendeleyev's law    ;
    law of diminishing return "  "; to go beyond
    the law   ; to keep within the law
     ; in law  , 

    2) _. ; ; law merchant  ; private law
     ; to read law  ; law and order
    ; to hold good in law   

    3)  ; to follow the ( to go in for) law 
     ; to practise law  

    4) ,  ; to be at law with smb.    
    -.; to go to law   ;   ; to have
    ( to take) the law of smb.  -.  ; to take the law
    into one's own hands   

    5)  

    6) (the law) _. , 

    7) ; the laws of tennis    

    8) _. ,   (  
    ..); _. ; ; 

    9) _attr. ; ; ; law school 
    ;  

    *) he is a law unto himself      ,
      ; necessity ( need) knows no law _.
       ; to give (the) law to smb.  -. 
    

  II [lO:] = lawk(s)
_____

law-abiding

  ['lO:,baIdIN] _a. ,  , 
  
_____

law-book

  ['lO:buk] _n. ,  
_____

law-breaker

  ['lO:,breIk] _n. , 
_____

law-court

  ['lO:kO:t] _n. 
_____

law-list

  ['lO:lIst] _n.   
_____

law-making

  ['lO:,meIkIN]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 
_____

law-offender

  ['lO:O,fend] = law-breaker
_____

law-officer

  ['lO:'OfIs]   ; law-officers of the Crown
    (    )
_____

law-term

  ['lO:'t:m] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

law-violator

  ['lO:,vaIleIt] = law-breaker
_____

law-writer

  ['lO:,raIt] _n.

    1) ,    

    2)   
_____

lawful

  ['lO:ful] _a. ; lawful age  
_____

lawgiver

  ['lO:,gIv] _n. 
_____

lawk

  [lO:k] = lawks
_____

lawks

  [lO:ks] _int. _. ?
_____

lawless

  ['lO:lIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

lawmaker

  ['lO:,meIk] = lawgiver
_____

lawn

  I [lO:n] _n. 

  II [lO:n] _n. , 
_____

lawn hockey

  ['lO:n,hOkI] _n.  
_____

lawn party

  ['lO:n,pa:tI] _. . garden-party
_____

lawn tennis

  ['lO:n'tenIs] _n. _. 
_____

lawn-mower

  ['lO:n,mu] _n. 
_____

lawn-sprinkler

  ['lO:n'sprINkl] _n.    
_____

lawny

  I ['lO:nI] _a. 

  II ['lO:nI] _a. ̣,  
_____

laws

  [lO:z] = lawk(s)
_____

lawsuit

  ['lO:sju:t] _n.  ; ; 
_____

lawyer

  ['lO:j] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

lax

  [lks] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3) , 

    4) , 

    5) , ̣

    6) _. ֣

    7) _.    ( )
_____

laxative

  ['lkstIv]

    1. _n.  ()

    2. _a. 
_____

laxity

  ['lksItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) ̣, 
_____

lay

  I [leI] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) ; lay opinion  

    3) _. 

  II [leI] _n.

    1) ,  ;  

    2)  

  III [leI] _p.  lie II, 1

  IV [leI]

    1. _v. (laid)

      1) ,  (on)

      2)  (  ..);  ()

      3)  (); ; to lay the dust  

      4) , ; to lay the table, to lay the cloth  
      

      5)  ();  ()

      6)  , 

      7)  (-. -.); ; ; to lay claim
       , ; to lay damages at  
      ; to lay an information against smb.   -.

      8)   ̣ , ; to lay open
      , ,  ݣ; to lay one's plans bare
        ; to lay oneself open to suspicions (accusation)
          ()

      9) (. _pass.) , 

      10)   ()

      11) ,  (ң  ..)

      12) ; to lay an apprehension ,  

      13)   ( -.); to lay to one's oars  
      ף

      14) _.  ,   ; I lay ten dollars that
      he will not come     ,    ģ

      15) _.   

      #) lay about: to lay about one     ; lay
      aside )  ( ); ) , ;
      ) , ; ; ) _pass.   
      ; ) _pass. ; lay by ; lay down ) ;
      )  (); )  (, ); ) 
      (  ..),  (); to lay down the duties of
      office   ; to lay down one's life  
      ;  ; ) , ; to lay
      down the law ,  ; 
       ;  ; )  (with -
      -.);  (,   ..); lay in ) ;
      ) _. , ; lay off )  ();
      ) ; ) _.      (. .
      ); ) _. ; ) _. , ;
      lay off! , !; lay on )  ( ,
      ); to lay it on (thick) _. ; 
       ; )  (); )  ();
      ) ,  (,   ..); ) _.
       (  ..); lay out ) , ;
      ) ,   ,   ; ) _. ;
      ) ,  (, ); )  ;
      )    (); ): to lay oneself out (for; to c
      _inf.) _. ;   ; ;  
       ; lay over )  ( -.); ) _. _.
       (  ..);  ; ;
      ) _. _. ; ;  ; lay
      up ) , ; ) , ; ) 
        ; to lay up for repairs   ; to be
      laid up  ; ) _.   

      *) to lay under obligation ; to lay fast   ;
      to lay hands on ) , ; ; ) 
        -., ; to lay hands on oneself   
      ,   ; ) _. ,  ( );
      to lay one's shirt on   ;    ;
      to lay eyes on smth.  -.; to lay it on smb. 
      -.;  -. ; to lay on the table )  
        (  ..); ) _.   
      (  ..)

    2. _n.

      1) ,  (-.); ; 
      (); 

      2) _. , , 

      3) _. 
_____

lay figure

  ['leI'fIg] _n.

    1)  ()

    2)  ;  

    3) ; , ۣ   
_____

lay-by

  ['leIbaI] _n.

    1)     

    2) _-. 
_____

lay-days

  ['leIdeIz] _n. _pl. _. ,  
_____

lay-off

  ['leI'Of] _n.

    1)    

    2)  -   (. . )

    3)   

    4) _attr.: lay-off pay  ; to get ( to receive)
    lay-off pay  ޣ
_____

lay-out

  ['leIaut] _n.

    1) ; ; , ,  (  ..)

    2) , ; the lay-out of goods  

    3)  (,   ..)

    4) ;  

    5) _. ; the dinner was a splendid lay-out  
    
_____

lay-over

  ['leI'uv] _n.

    1)     

    2)  ( )
_____

lay-up

  ['leIAp] _n.   ,  (  ..)
_____

layabout

  ['leI,baut] _n. _. 
_____

layer

  I

    1. _n. ['leI]

      1) , ; 

      2) _. 

      3)  ()

    2. _v. [lE]

      1) ,  

      2) _.  

  II ['leI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; this hen is a good layer    ӣ
_____

layer-cake

  ['leIkeIk] _n. ϣ 
_____

layette

  [leI'et] _n. _.  ģ
_____

laying

  ['leIIN]

    1. _pres-p.  lay IV, 1

    2. _n.

      1)   

      2)  

      3)   
_____

layman

  ['leImn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) = lay figure 1)
_____

laystall

  ['leIstO:l] _n. 
_____

lazaret

  [,lz'ret] = lazaretto
_____

lazaretto

  [,lz'retu] _n. (_pl. -os [,lz'retuz])

    1) 

    2)    
_____

laze

  [leIz] _v. _. , 
_____

laziness

  ['leIzInIs] _n. , 
_____

lazy

  ['leIzI] _a. 
_____

lazy-bones

  ['leIzI,bunz] _n. _. , 
_____

lea

  I [li:] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) _-. ,   

  II [li:] _n. _.   
_____

leach

  [li:tS]

    1. _n. ,    

    2. _v. 
_____

lead

  I [led]

    1. _n.

      1) ; as heavy as lead  ֣

      2) 

      3) _. ; to heave ( to cast) the lead _.  ;
        

      4) , 

      5) 

      6) _pl.     ;   ;
       

      7) _pl. _. 

      8) _attr. 

      *) hail of lead  ; to get the lead  

    2. _v.

      1) _. ,  

      2) _.  

  II [li:d]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; to take the lead   
      ,  ; 

      2) , , ; to follow the lead of smb. 
      -. ; to give smb. a ( the) lead , 
      -. 

      3)  ,    ; to gain ( to have)
      the lead   ; to have a lead of three metres (five
      seconds)     (  )

      4) _.     ,   

      5) _. _.    ţ ()

      6)   ( ); it is your lead  

      7) _. ; to return smb.'s lead )   ;
      )  -. 

      8) , 

      9)     ;  

      10)  ( )

      11) ; 

      12) _.  

      13) _. ,  (   ..)

      14) _.  (, ),  ()

      15) _. , 

      16) _. ;  

      17) _. ,   (  )

      *) blind lead 

    2. _v. (led)

      1) , ; to lead a child by the hand  £ 
      ; the path leads to the house  ģ  ; chance led
      him to London  ף   ; to lead nowhere   
       

      2) , , , ; to lead an army
       ; to lead for the prosecution (defence) _.
        (); to lead an orchestra 
      

      3) ,  ( -.), ; to lead smb. to do
      smth.  -.  -.; what led you to think so?
          ?; curiosity led me to look again
          

      4) ,  ,  ( ); ; he
      leads all orators   ; as a teacher he leads  
        

      5) , ; to lead a quiet life   

      6) _.   ( )

      7) _.    

      8) _. ; to lead hearts (spades etc.)    (
        ..)

      9) _. 

      #) lead away , ; lead off ,  ;
       (, ); lead on , ; lead out of
      ,  ( ); lead to   -.
      ; lead up to )  ; ) 
        -.

      *) to lead by the nose   ;   ; to
      lead smb. a (pretty) dance  -. ;  
      ,  -.; to lead smb. up the garden (path)  
      ; ; all roads lead to Rome    
      
_____

lead glance

  ['ledgla:ns] _n. _.  , 
_____

lead pencil

  ['led'pensl] _n.  
_____

lead time

  ['li:d'taIm] _n.

    1)     ,    

    2) , 
_____

lead up

  ['li:dAp] _n. , 
_____

lead-in

  ['li:d'In] _n. _. _.

    1) ;  

    2) _.      ԣ  
_____

lead-lotion

  ['led'luSn] _n.  
_____

lead-off

  ['li:d'Of]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) ,  

    2. _a. , 
_____

leaded

  ['ledId]

    1. _p-p.  lead I, 2

    2. _a. 
_____

leaden

  ['ledn] _a.

    1) 

    2) ,  ( ,   ..)

    3) ֣; ; leaden sleep ֣ 

    4) , ; 
_____

leader

  ['li:d] _n.

    1) , , ; ; ; pioneer leader
    

    2) _. 

    3)  (); ֣;  

    4)  ()

    5) _.  ( )    

    6) _. _.  ;  ԣ

    7)   ( )

    8)  , 

    9) _. 

    10)  

    11) ,    ,   

    12) _pl. _. ,  
_____

leader-writer

  ['li:d,raIt] _n.  
_____

leaderette

  [,li:d'ret] _n.    ( )
_____

leadership

  ['li:dSIp] _n.

    1) , ,  ; personal leadership
     

    2)  ( -. )
_____

leading

  ['li:dIN]

    1. _pres-p.  lead II, 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; , ; leading case
       ; the leading man (lady) () 
      ; leading question )  ; )  ;
      leading ship  ; leading writer  

      2) _. , 

    3. _n.

      1) 

      2) , , 

      *) men of light and leading  
_____

leading-strings

  ['li:dINstrINz] _n. _pl. ,  ( ); to be in
  leading-strings   ,  
_____

leadline

  ['ledlaIn] _n. _. 
_____

leadsman

  ['ledzmn] _n. _. 
_____

leaf

  [li:f]

    1. _n. (_pl. leaves)

      1) 

      2) ; fall of the leaf, leaf fall ; ; _.
       ; to come into leaf  , 

      3) ,  (); to turn over the leaves 
       ()

      4)   (. , )

      5)  ();  ();   ();
       ()

      6) _attr. 

      7) _attr. ; leaf bridge ߣ,  

      8) _attr.: leaf litter  

      *) leaves without figs  ; to turn over a new leaf
        , ; to take a leaf out of smb.'s book
       -. ,  -.

    2. _v.

      1)   (_. leaf out)

      2) ,  (. leaf through, leaf over)
_____

leafage

  ['li:fId] _n. _. 
_____

leaflet

  ['li:flIt] _n.

    1) , ;  

    2) ;  
_____

leafstalk

  ['li:fstO:k] _n. _.  
_____

leafy

  ['li:fI] _a.

    1)  ; leafy shade   

    2) 
_____

league

  I [li:g] _n. أ,  ( )

  II [li:g]

    1. _n. , ; in league with smb.    -.

    2. _v.   ;  ; ()
_____

leaguer

  I ['li:g] _n.  

  II ['li:g] _n. _.  
_____

leak

  [li:k]

    1. _n. ; ; to start ( to spring) a leak  

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  ; to leak like a sieve  

      2) 

      3) , ; to leak a word ; leak out
      ) ; ) ,  
_____

leakage

  ['li:kId] _n.

    1) , , ; to spring ( to start) a leakage
    )  ; ) 

    2)  ( , )

    3) _. 
_____

leaky

  ['li:kI] _a.  ; leaky butter   

    *) a leaky vessel , ,      
_____

leal

  [li:l] _a. _. _. , ; 

    *) the land of the leal ) ; ) 
_____

lean

  I [li:n]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2)  ( )

      3) ; lean years  

      4)  ( );  ( )

    2. _n.    ,  

  II [li:n]

    1. _v. (leaned [li:nd], leant)

      1) () (forward, over - ң, )

      2) ,  (on, against); lean off the table! 
        !

      3)  (on, upon - );  (on, upon - ); to lean
      on a friend's advice    

      4)   (to, towards); I rather lean to your opinion 
         

      *) to lean over backwards    

    2. _n. 
_____

lean-to

  ['li:ntu:] _n.    ; 
_____

leaning

  ['li:nIN]

    1. _pres-p.  lean II, 1

    2. _n.

      1)  (to, towards)

      2) , 

      3) 
_____

leant

  [lent] _p.  _p-p.  lean II, 1
_____

leap

  [li:p]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; a leap in the dark   ;
       

      2)   (  ..)

      3) ; to clear ( to take) a leap  

      4) _. 

      *) by leaps and bounds  

    2. _v. (leapt, leaped [li:pt])

      1) , ; ; to leap a fence 
       

      2)   ( )

      3) ,   ; to leap at a proposal
      (opportunity etc.)    (  ..)
_____

leap-day

  ['li:pdeI] _n. 29 
_____

leap-frog

  ['li:pfrOg]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1) , ;   (over)

      2) _.  
_____

leap-year

  ['li:pj:] _n.  
_____

leapt

  [lept] _p.  _p-p.  leap 2
_____

learn

  [l:n] _v. (learnt, learned [l:nt])

    1) ;  (-.); to learn by heart  ; to learn
    by rote 

    2)  (-.); to learn to be more careful  
     ; to learn one's lesson   

    3) 

    4) _. _.  (-.)
_____

learned

  1. [l:nt] _p.  _p-p.  learn

  2. _a. ['l:nId]

    1) ޣ, ; my learned friend  ޣ 

    2)  ( ,   ..)
_____

learner

  ['l:n] _n. ; ; a quick (a slow) learner 
  () ; an advanced learner  
_____

learning

  ['l:nIN]

    1. _pres-p.  learn

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ޣ, 
_____

learnt

  [l:nt] _p.  _p-p.  learn
_____

lease

  I [li:s]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ; ; to take on lease 

      2)   

      3)  

      *) to take ( to get, to have) a new lease of life ) 
      ; )    ( )

    2. _v.    ,  

  II [li:s] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.   ();  
_____

leasehold

  ['li:shuld]

    1. _n.

      1)    ; 

      2)  

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)   
_____

leaseholder

  ['li:s,huld] _n. , ߣ
_____

leash

  [li:S]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ( );  ( ); to lead on a
      leash   ; to hold in leash _.   ; to
      strain at the leash  

      2) _.   ң ; .  ,    ..

    2. _v.   ,  
_____

least

  [li:st]

    1. _a. (_sup.  little) , ; there is not the least
    wind today    

    2. _adv.  ,   ; I like that least of all
        ; least privileged groups of population
       

    3. _n.  ,  ; at (the) least 
     ; not in the least    , ; to say
    the least of it  ,  

      *) least said soonest mended _.   ,  
       
_____

leastwise

  ['li:stwaIz] _adv.   
_____

leather

  ['le]

    1. _n.

      1)  (); Russia leather 

      2) 

      3)  

      4)  ;   

      5) _pl. 

      6) _attr. ; leather gloves  ; leather bottle
      , ,  

      *) (there is) nothing like leather   ϣ  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) _.  Σ; 

      3) _.   
_____

leather-back

  ['lebk] _n.  
_____

leather-cloth

  ['leklO] _n. ,   
_____

leather-coat

  ['lekut] _n.   ֣ 
_____

leather-head

  ['lehed] _n. _. , 
_____

leather-neck

  ['lenek] _n. _.   
_____

leatherette

  [,le'ret] _n.  
_____

leathering

  ['lerIN]

    1. _pres-p.  leather 2

    2. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _.  
_____

leathern

  ['le:n] _a. 
_____

leathery

  ['lerI] _a.

    1)   

    2) ֣; leathery steak , ֣  
_____

leave

  I [li:v] _n.

    1) , ; by ( with) your leave  
    ; I take leave to say     

    2)  (. leave of absence); on leave  ; on sick leave 
      ; paid leave  ; leave without pay
       

    3) _. 

    4) , ; ; to take one's leave (of smb.)  (
    -.)

    5) _attr.: leave allowance _.   ; leave
    travel _.      

    *) French leave   ,  ; to take French
    leave   , ; to take leave of one's senses
     

  II [li:v] _v. (left)

    1) 

    2) , ; my sister has left for Moscow  
      ; when does the train leave?   ?

    3) ; to leave the rails   ; to leave hold of
      ; seven from ten leaves three 10 - 7 = 3

    4)     ; the story leaves him cold  
     ; to leave smth. unsaid (undone)   ( )
    -.; some things are better left unsaid  ,   
     ; I should leave that question alone if I were you  
          

    5) , ; to leave a message for smb. 
    -. ;   -.; to leave word for smb.
      -. (-.)

    6)   -. ; the insult left him speechless
        

    7) ; leave it to me   ; nothing was
    left to accident ӣ  ;   
    

    8) ,  (); to be well left  
     

    9) ; it is time to leave talking and begin acting 
        ; leave it at that! _.
    !, !

    #) leave behind )  (-.); )  ; ;
    ) ; leave off )   (-.), 
    ; to leave off one's winter clothes  , 
    ԣ ; to leave off smoking  ; ) ;
    where did we leave off last time?  ޣ    
    ?; we left off at the end of chapter III    
     ; leave out ) ,  ; ) ;
    leave over 

    *) to leave open   (  ..); to leave oneself
    wide open _.    ; to leave smth. in the air
      (,   ..); to leave smb. to himself
       -. ; itleaves much to be desired 
      ; to be ( to get) (nicely) left _. 
    , , 

  III [li:v] _v.  
_____

leave-taking

  ['li:v,teIkIN] _n. 
_____

leaved

  [li:vd]

    1. _p-p.  leave III

    2. _a.  ;  
_____

leaven

  ['levn]

    1. _n. , ; _. , 

      *) they are both of the same leaven     

    2. _v.   , ; _.  
    (-.); 
_____

leaves

  [li:vz] _pl.  leaf 1
_____

leavings

  ['li:vINz] _n. _pl. ; 
_____

lecherous

  ['letSrs] _a. _. 
_____

lechery

  ['letSrI] _n. _. 
_____

lecithin

  ['lesIIn] _n. _. 
_____

lectern

  ['lekt:n] _n. _. 
_____

lection

  ['lekSn] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. = lesson 1, 3)
_____

lector

  ['lektO:] _n. 
_____

lecture

  ['lektS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to deliver a lecture  

      2) , ; to read ( to give) smb. a lecture
       -.

    2. _v.

      1)  , ; to lecture on lexicology   
      

      2)  ; ,  (on -  -.)
_____

lecturer

  ['lektSr] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (, )

    3) 
_____

lectureship

  ['lektSSIp] _n. 
_____

led

  [led] _p.  _p-p.  lead II, 2
_____

ledge

  [led] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , ; , 

    3) ; ; 

    4) _. ;  ; 

    5) _. 
_____

ledger

  ['led] _n.

    1) _.  , 

    2) _.  

    3)  
_____

ledger-bait

  ['ledbeIt] _n. 
_____

lee

  [li:]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; under ( in) the lee of a house  
      

      2)  

    2. _a. ; lee side    (.
    weather side); lee shore  
_____

leech

  I [li:tS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to stick like a leech   

      2) , 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) , 

  II [li:tS] _n. _.     ()
_____

leek

  [li:k] _n. - (.     ); wild leek
   ; 

    *) to eat the ( one's) leek  
_____

leer

  [lI]

    1. _n. , ,    

    2. _v.  ;  ,     (at)
_____

leery

  ['lIrI] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

lees

  [li:z] _n. _pl.

    1)   ; to drink ( to drain) to the lees  
     ; _.    

    2) , 

    *) there are lees to every wine _.     ; the
    lees of life  , 
_____

leeward

  ['li:wd]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 

    3. _adv.   
_____

leeway

  ['li:weI] _n.

    1)     ;  ̣; to make leeway
    ; _. ;    

    2) ;  ; to make up leeway  

    3) _.  ; to have leeway    ; to allow
    a little leeway   

    4)   
_____

left

  I [left] _p.  _p-p.  leave II

  II [left]

    1. _a. ; left bank  

    2. _adv. , ; left turn!, _. left face! _. !;
    left about face! _.    !

    3. _n.

      1)  ; _.  ; to keep to the left 
       

      2) (the Left) (.  _pl.) _. 

      *) over the left _.   
_____

left-hand

  ['lefthnd] _a.

    1) ; left-hand side  

    2)   ; left-hand blow   

    3) _.    ( )
_____

left-handed

  ['left'hndId] _a.

    1)  ӣ  ; he is left-handed  

    2)   

    3) 

    4) ; ; ; left-handed compliment
     

    5)    

    *) left-handed marriage  
_____

left-hander

  ['left'hnd] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

leftist

  ['leftIst] _n. _.   , 
_____

left-luggage office

  ['left,lAgId'OfIs] _n. _-.  
_____

leftmost

  ['leftmust] _a.  
_____

left-over

  ['left'uv] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

leftward

  ['leftwd] = leftwards
_____

leftwards

  ['leftwdz] _adv. ; 
_____

left-wing

  ['leftwIN] _a. _. 
_____

leg

  [leg]

    1. _n.

      1)  (   ); to keep one's legs   
      ; ; to give smb. a leg up  -. ,
       -.; _.  -.  ,
      ; to run off one's legs   ; to take to one's
      legs , ; to walk smb. off his legs  
      -. , 

      2)  , 

      3) , ; , ; _. 

      4) ; leg of a stocking 

      5) ,  

      6) _.  ();  ( )

      7) _. , 

      8) _. , 

      9) _. 

      10) _. ; to make a leg 

      11) _.  ()

      *) leg and leg  ޣ ( , ); to have the legs of
      smb.   -.;   -.; to stand on one's
      own legs  ; to set ( to put) smb. on his legs
      )    ( ); )  -. ;
      to have by the leg _.    ; to
      get a leg in _.   ; to have not a leg to stand
      on   , ; your argument has not a leg to
      stand on     ; to pull smb.'s leg
      , ,  -.; stretch one's legs
      according to the coverlet _.  ģ  

    2. _v. _. to leg it ; ; 
_____

legacy

  ['legsI] _n. ; 
_____

legal

  ['li:gl] _a.

    1) , ; legal aid bureau  ;
    legal profession  ; legal advice  ; legal
    capacity , ; legal system
    

    2) ; ; ; legal holiday 
    
_____

legalist

  ['li:glIst] _n. 
_____

legality

  [li:'glItI] _n. ; 
_____

legalize

  ['li:glaIz] _v. , 
_____

legate

  I ['legIt] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) _. , 

  II [lI'geIt] _v. 
_____

legatee

  [,leg'ti:] _n. 
_____

legation

  [lI'geISn] _n.  
_____

legato

  [l'ga:tu] _adv. _. 
_____

leg-bail

  ['leg'beIl] _n. _. ; to give leg-bail 
_____

legend

  ['lednd] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  ( , ,   ..)
_____

legendary

  ['ledndrI]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

legerdemain

  ['ledd'meIn] _n. _.

    1)  , ̣, 

    2)  
_____

legerity

  [lI'derItI] _n. ; ; ̣
_____

leggings

  ['legINz] _n. _pl. ; 
_____

leggy

  ['legI] _a. 
_____

leghorn

  _n.

    1) ['leghO:n]  ; .   ţ

    2) [le'gO:n]  ( )
_____

legibility

  [,ledI'bIlItI] _n. ޣ,  (, )
_____

legible

  ['ledbl] _a. , ޣ
_____

legion

  ['li:dn] _n.

    1) ; Legion of Honour  ޣ  ( )

    2) 
_____

legionary

  ['li:dnrI]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

legionnaire

  [,li:d'nE] _n. _. 
_____

legislate

  ['ledIsleIt] _v.  , 
_____

legislation

  [,ledIs'leISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; ; labour legislation  
_____

legislative

  ['ledIsltIv]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

legislator

  ['ledIsleIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

legislature

  ['ledIsleItS] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2) _.   
_____

legist

  ['li:dIst] _n. 
_____

legit

  [lI'dIt] _. _.  legitimate drama {. legitimate 1}
_____

legitimacy

  [lI'dItImsI] _n. 
_____

legitimate

  1. _a. [lI'dItImIt]

    1) , 

    2) , ; legitimate argument  ;
    legitimate claim  ,  

    3) ģ

    *) the legitimate drama )    ;
    )   ( . musical comedy)

  2. _v. [lI'dItImeIt]

    1) ;  

    2)  ( £)
_____

legitimation

  [lI,dItI'meISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ( £)
_____

legitimist

  [lI'dItImIst] _n. 
_____

legitimize

  [lI'dItImaIz] = legitimate 2
_____

legman

  ['legmn] _n. _. _. ԣ
_____

leg-of-mutton

  ['legv'mAtn] _a. ; leg-of-mutton sail  
_____

leg-pull

  ['legpul] _n. _.   -., 
_____

leg-puller

  ['leg,pul] _n. _. _.  
_____

legume

  ['legju:m] _n.  , 
_____

leguminous

  [le'gju:mIns] _a. _. ; 
_____

lei

  [leI] _pl.  leu
_____

leister

  ['li:st]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.   ()
_____

leisure

  ['le] _n.

    1) ,  ; at leisure  ;  ; to be at
    leisure  , ; do it at your leisure  ,
       

    2) _attr. ; leisure time  
_____

leisured

  ['led] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

leisurely

  ['lelI]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 

    2. _adv.  , ,  
_____

leit-motif

  ['laItmu,ti:f] _n. _. 
_____

leit-motiv

  ['laItmu,ti:f] _n. _. 
_____

lemma

  ['lem] _n. (_pl. -s, lemata)

    1)   (   ); 

    2)   

    3) _. 
_____

lemming

  ['lemIN] _n. _. , 
_____

lemon

  ['lemn] _n.

    1)  (  )

    2)  

    3) _. _.  ; ,  

    4) _.  ɣ, 

    5) _.  

    6) _attr.  

    *) to hand smb. a lemon _. ,  -.; the answer's
    a lemon  ,    ģ
_____

lemon grass

  ['lemngra:s] _n. _.  
_____

lemon squash

  ['lemn'skwOS] _n.  ()   
_____

lemonade

  [,lem'neId] _n. 
_____

lemon-drop

  ['lemndrOp] _n.  
_____

lemon-squeezer

  ['lemn'skwi:z] _n.   
_____

lemony

  ['lemnI] _a. 
_____

lemur

  ['li:m] _n. _. 
_____

lend

  [lend] _v. (lent)

    1)  ; ; , to lend long 
     

    2) , , ; to lend probability to a story
      

    3) , ; to lend assistance (support) 
     ()

    4) _refl.  ( -. . ); to lend oneself to
    dishonesty   

    5) _refl.  (  )

    6) _refl.  (  ..) lend out ) ;
    )   ( )

    *) to lend one's ears ( ear) ; to lend a (helping) hand
    
_____

lender

  ['lend] _n. , 
_____

lending-library

  ['lendIN,laIbrrI] _n.      
_____

length

  [leN] _n.

    1) ; at full length )   ; ; )  
    ; the horse won by three lengths   
      ; to fall all one's length    

    2) ; to keep at arm's length   
    

    3) ; ; of some length 
    ; in length of time  ; to speak at some
    length  ; to draw out to a great length ,
     (  ..); length of work (service)  
    ()

    4) _.  

    5) , 

    6) ; a length of dress fabric   

    *) at length ) ; ) ; to go all lengths ( any
    length)   ӣ,     ; to go the length
    of doing smth.  ,   -.; to go the
    whole length of it  -. ,   ;
    through the length and breadth (of)   ң,    
_____

lengthen

  ['leNn] _v.

    1) (); (); to lengthen out  

    2) , ;  ; summer lengthens
    into autumn     
_____

lengthways

  ['leNweIz] _adv.  ; 
_____

lengthwise

  ['leNwaIz] = lengthways
_____

lengthy

  ['leNI] _a.

    1)  , , 

    2) _.  ( )
_____

lenience

  ['li:njns] _n. ; ; 
_____

leniency

  ['li:njnsI] _n. ; ; 
_____

lenient

  ['li:njnt] _a. ; ; 
_____

lenitive

  ['lenItIv] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) ,  

      2) ̣ 
_____

lenity

  ['lenItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

lens

  [lenz]

    1. _n. (_pl. -es [lenzIz])

      1) , ,  ; ; 

      2) _.   (. crystalline lens)

      3) _.  

    2. _v.: to lens out _. 
_____

lent

  [lent] _p.  _p-p.  lend
_____

lenticular

  [len'tIkjul] _a.

    1) _. ; 

    2) _.    
_____

lentil

  ['lentIl] _n. _. 
_____

lent lily

  ['lent'lIlI] _n. _. ֣ 
_____

lentous

  ['lents] _a. , 
_____

lent term

  ['lentt:m] _n.  
_____

leonine

  ['li:unaIn] _a.

    1) 

    2) (. Leonine)  ( )
_____

leopard

  ['lepd] _n. 

    *) can the leopard change his spots? _.   
_____

leopardess

  ['lepdIs] _n.  
_____

leotard

  ['li:uta:d] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) 
_____

leper

  ['lep] _n. ֣
_____

leporine

  ['lepraIn] _a. _. 
_____

leprechaun

  ['leprkO:n] _n. 
_____

leprosarium

  [,lepru'sa:rIm] _n. 
_____

leprosy

  ['leprsI] _n. 
_____

leprous

  ['leprs] _a.

    1) ֣

    2)  
_____

lese-majesty

  ['li:z'mdIstI] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ;  
_____

lesion

  ['li:n] _n.

    1) ,  (, )

    2) _. , 
_____

less

  [les]

    1. _a. (_comp.  little)  ( , , 
     ..); in a less ( lesser) degree   ; of less
    importance  

      *) no less a person than  ,   (-)

    2. _adv. , ;   ; less known  ;
    less developed  (   ..)

    3. _n.  ,    ..; I cannot take less 
      

      *) none the less   ; in less than no time   

    4. _prep. ; a year less three days   ң 
_____

lessee

  [le'si:] _n. ߣ, 
_____

lessen

  ['lesn] _v.

    1) ()

    2) ; 
_____

lesser

  ['les] _a. _attr. (_comp.  little) ; the lesser of two evils
     ; the Lesser Bear _.  
_____

lesson

  ['lesn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to give (to take) lessons in English  () 
       ; let this be a lesson to you   
       

      2) ; to give ( to read) smb. a lesson  -.
      ;  -.

      3) _.    ,    

    2. _v.

      1)  (); 

      2)  , 
_____

lessor

  [le'sO:] _n.   
_____

lest

  [lest] _cj.  ,   ; put down the address lest you should
  forget it  ,   ; I was afraid lest I should
  forget the address       
_____

let

  I [let]

    1. _v. (let)

      1) , ; will you let me smoke?   
      ?

      2) , ,  ; to let a fire (go) out 
       ; to let loose ,  , ; to let
      blood  ; to let drop ( fall) ) ; ) 
       (, ); )  (); to let go
      )   ; ) ; ) ; ) ;
      )   ; to let oneself go   , 
      ; to let smth. pass   ; ; to let
      things slide ( go hang)   , 
      ;  ; ; to let slip the chance
       ; to let smb. know ( hear)  , 
      -.; to let smb. see ,   -.

      3) ;  ; let me (him) be, let me (him) alone
      ()  ()  ; let my things alone  ()
       ; we'll let it go at that    ; 
       

      4)  ; the house is to (be) let   ()

      5)  .      
       , , , ,
      : let us go ģ(); let you and me try now 
      ; let him try )   ; )  
      ; let him do it at once     ;
      let him do what he likes  ,  ; let AB be equal to
      CD  ( , ) AB  CD

      #) let by ; let down ) ; ) ;
      ) ;   ; ) ; ; 
      ; to let smb. down easily ( gently)  أ-.
      ,  ; ) _.  ();
      ) , ; let in ) ; to let oneself in
        ; )  ,   ; to let oneself
      in for smth. ,   -.; let into ) ;
       (   ..); ) , ; ) ; let off
      )  أ, ; _. _.  ( 
      ..); )   , ; let on _.
      ) ,  ; )  ;  
      -.; let out ) ; )  ,  (
      ); )  ;   (, );
      ) , ; ) _.  (
      ); ) _.  , ; let out at
      ) ; ) ; let up _. ) ; ) ,
      

      *) to let one's tongue run away with one ,  
      ; let George do it _.  -   

    2. _n.  ; to get a let for one's house   

  II [let] _.

    1. _v. (letted [letId], let) , 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

let-alone

  ['let'lun] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: let-alone policy (principle)  ()
    
_____

let-in

  ['let'In] _a. 
_____

let-off

  ['let'Of] _n. ;   () 
_____

let-pass

  [let'pa:s] _n. 
_____

let-up

  ['let'Ap] _n. _. ; ; ; it rained
  without let-up      
_____

letdown

  ['let'daun] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _. 

    3) _. 
_____

lethal

  ['li:l] _a.

    1) ; ; lethal chamber " " (,
      )

    2) 
_____

lethargic

  [le'a:dIk] = lethargical
_____

lethargical

  [le'a:dIkl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ; 
_____

lethargy

  ['ledI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

lethiferous

  [lI'Ifrs] _a. ; 
_____

letter

  ['let]

    1. _n.

      1) ; the letter of the law  ; to the letter
      ; ; the order was obeyed to the letter  
       ; in letter and in spirit     

      2) _. 

      3) ; ; letter of advice ; ; letter of
      attorney ; letter of credit _. ; letters
      credential, letters of credence (of recall) _. 
      () ; letter of instruction  ;
      letters of administration     
        ; letter of indemnity  

      4) _pl. ; man of letters ; the profession of
      letters  

      5) , 

      *) to win one's letter     
         ţ 

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  ԣ

      2)  ,  (  )
_____

letter-box

  ['letbOks] _n.  
_____

letter-card

  ['letka:d] _n. -
_____

letter-carrier

  ['let,krI] _n. , 
_____

letter-foundry

  ['let,faundrI] _n.  ( )
_____

letter-weight

  ['letweIt] _n.

    1)  

    2) -
_____

lettered

  ['letd]

    1. _p-p.  letter 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; () 

      2)  Σ,  , 

      3) ,  
_____

lettergram

  ['letgrm] _n. - (   )
_____

letterhead

  ['lethed] _n.   (   )
_____

lettering

  ['letrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  letter 2

    2. _n. ; 
_____

letterless

  ['letlIs] _a. ; 
_____

letter-paper

  ['let,peIp] _n.  
_____

letter-perfect

  ['let'p:fIkt] _a. _. ף   
_____

letterpress

  ['letpres] _n.    (   )
_____

lettuce

  ['letIs] _n. _. -
_____

leu

  ['leu:] _n. (_pl. lei) ,  (  )
_____

leucocyte

  ['lju:kusaIt] _n. _. 
_____

lev

  [lef] _n. (_pl. leva)  (  )
_____

leva

  ['leva:] _pl.  lev
_____

levant

  [lI'vnt] _v. , ,   
_____

levee

  I ['levI] _n.

    1)  ɣ      

    2) ɣ (  )

    3) ɣ ()

  II ['levI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3) 

      4)  ()  

    2. _v. _.  
_____

level

  ['levl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; sea level  ; on a level with 
        ; to rise to higher levels   
       ; to find one's (own) level )   ;
      )   ; to bring smb. to his level   
      -.,  -.  

      2) ,  ; 

      3) , ;  ()

      4) _. , ; 

      5) _.  ̣ (. level flight); to give a level
         ̣

      *) on the level , ; on the level!  !; to
      land on the street level _.  ,   

    2. _a.

      1) ; , ;     (
      -. ); level road  ; level crossing
       

      2) , , level life   ; they
      are level in capacity    

      3) , ; to have a level head 
      

      *) to do one's level best   ;  ӣ 
       

    3. _adv. , ; to fill the glass level with the top
       ; the horses ran level with one another
        

    4. _v.

      1) ; ; to level to ( with) the ground
         ;   ̣

      2)   ; 

      3) ; to level up (down)  ()  -.
      

      4)  (at);  (at, against -  -.)

      #) level off ) ,  ; ) _. 
      ̣ ( )
_____

level-headed

  ['levl'hedId] _a. 
_____

leveller

  ['levl] _n.

    1) _. , ""

    2)  () 

    3) _.  

    4) _. 
_____

lever

  ['li:v]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; control lever ,  

      2)  

      3) _. 

      4)  

    2. _v. ,   ( lever up, lever along)
_____

leverage

  ['li:vrId] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3) ߣ 

    4)   

    5) ,    
_____

leveret

  ['levrIt] _n. 
_____

leviathan

  [lI'vaIn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) 
_____

levigate

  ['levIgeIt] _v.

    1)   

    2) _. 
_____

levin

  ['levIn] _n. _. 
_____

levitate

  ['levIteIt] _v. ()
_____

levity

  ['levItI] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) _. ̣ ()
_____

levy

  ['levI]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  (, );  (), 
      

      2)  ; levy in mass   ( ,
         )

      3) (. _pl.)  , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ();  ()

      2)  ()

      *) to levy war (upon, against)  
_____

lew

  [lef] = lev
_____

lewd

  [lu:d] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

lewis

  ['lu:Is] _n. _.  ;  
_____

lewisite

  ['lu:IsaIt] _n. _. 
_____

lex

  [leks] _. _n. ; lex non scripta  ; lex scripta
   
_____

lexical

  ['leksIkl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

lexicographer

  [,leksI'kOgrf] _n. 
_____

lexicography

  [,leksI'kOgrfI] _n. 
_____

lexicology

  [,leksI'kOldI] _n. 
_____

lexicon

  ['leksIkn] _n. 
_____

ley

  [leI] = leu
_____

liability

  [,laI'bIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) (. _pl.) , , ; liability of
    indemnity   ; to discharge a liability
     ; current liabilities 
    

    3) , ; liability to disease  
    

    4) 
_____

liable

  ['laIbl] _a.

    1)  (to c _inf.);  (for - ); liable for
    military service 

    2) ; ;  (-.); liable to (catch)
    cold  ; your article is liable to misconstruction
         ; liable to duty
     

    3) , ; he is liable to come at any moment  
       ; difficulties are liable to occur 
    ,   
_____

liaise

  [lI'eIz] _v.

    1)  

    2) _.   
_____

liaison

  [li:'eIzOn] _n. _.

    1) () 

    2) _.  

    3) _.      
      (  )

    4) _.      (   ,    
    ..)

    5) _attr. ; liaison personnel _.  
_____

liaison officer

  [li:'eIzOn'OfIs] _n. _.  
_____

liana

  [lI'a:n] _n. _. 
_____

liar

  ['laI] _n. 
_____

lias

  ['laIs] _n. _. ,  
_____

libation

  [laI'beISn] _n. ; _. 
_____

libel

  ['laIbl]

    1. _n.  ( ),  (upon -  -.)

    2. _v. ,  ; 
_____

libeller

  ['laIbl] _n. ; 
_____

libellous

  ['laIbls] _a. 
_____

liber

  ['laIb] _n. , 
_____

liberal

  ['lIbrl]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3)   ; 

      4) ; liberal arts  ; liberal education
       

      5) , ; liberal translation  

      6) (Liberal) _. 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) (Liberal) _.   , 
_____

liberal-minded

  ['lIbrl'maIndId] _a.  ; 
   
_____

liberalism

  ['lIbrlIzm] _n. 
_____

liberality

  [,lIb'rlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , 
_____

liberalize

  ['lIbrlaIz] _v.

    1) () 

    2)  
_____

liberate

  ['lIbreIt] _v.

    1)  (from)

    2) _. 
_____

liberation

  [,lIb'reISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

liberationism

  [,lIb'reISnIzm] _n.      
_____

liberator

  ['lIbreIt] _n. ; 
_____

libertarian

  [,lIb'tErIn] _n.

    1)     

    2)     
_____

libertine

  ['lIb:taIn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) _. 

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3) _. 
_____

liberty

  ['lIbtI] _n.

    1) ; liberty of the press  ; at liberty ,
     ; you are at liberty to make any choice   ,
     ; to set at liberty ; to take the liberty (of
    doing  to do so and so)   ( -)

    2) , ; to take liberties with smb. 
       -.; to take liberties with smth. 
      -.

    3) _pl. , 

    4) _.   
_____

liberty boat

  ['lIbtI'but] _n.

    1)   ,   

    2) _.   
_____

liberty man

  ['lIbtImn] _n. ,   
_____

libidinous

  [lI'bIdIns] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

libido

  [lI'bi:du] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) , , 
_____

librarian

  [laI'brErIn] _n. 
_____

library

  ['laIbrrI] _n.

    1) ; free library  ; walking library
    _. " "

    2) _attr. ; library reader )  ;
    )    ; library stock  
_____

libretti

  [lI'breti:] _pl.  libretto
_____

libretto

  [lI'bretu] _n. (_pl. -ti, -os [lI'bretuz]) 
_____

lice

  [laIs] _pl.  louse 1
_____

licence

  ['laIsns] _n.

    1) , ; ; driving licence  ,
        

    2)   ,  ( , ); poetic
    licence  

    3) _attr.: licence plate    
_____

license

  ['laIsns]

    1. _v. ,   ( -.);  , ,
    

    2. _n. = licence
_____

licensed

  ['laIsnst]

    1. _p-p.  license 1

    2. _a.

      1)  , , ,  ( -.)
      licensed victualler     
      ; licensed vice  

      2) , 

      3) 
_____

licensee

  [,laIsn'si:] _n. ,  , 
_____

licenser

  ['laIsns] _n. ,  , ; licenser of the press
  ; licenser of plays  
_____

licentiate

  [laI'senSIIt] _n. ;  
_____

licentious

  [laI'senSs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. ,    
_____

lich-gate

  ['lItSgeIt] = lych-gate
_____

lichen

  ['laIkn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

licit

  ['lIsIt] _a. 
_____

lick

  [lIk]

    1. _v.

      1) ; ; to lick one's chops ( one's lips)
      , ,  (-.)

      2) _. , 

      3) ; ; to lick (all) creation  
      

      4) _. ; ; to go as hard as one can lick  
       

      *) to lick into shape  ,  ;  
      ; to lick smb.'s boots ,  
      -.; to lick the dust )   ; 
      ģ; ) ,  ( -.); to lick a
      problem _.  ;   

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ,  (-.)

      3) _.  

      4) _. ; ; at a great ( at full) lick 
      ;   

      *) a lick and a promise ,   , -; to
      put in one's best licks   , 
_____

lickerish

  ['lIkrIS] _a.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) 
_____

licking

  ['lIkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  lick 1

    2. _n. _.

      1) ; 

      2) 
_____

lickspittle

  ['lIk'spItl] _n. ; 
_____

licorice

  ['lIkrIs] = liquorice
_____

lid

  [lId] _n.

    1) , ; to put the lid on _. )  ,
     ; )  (  ..)

    2) ; to narrow one's lids 

    3)  ̣

    4) _. () ; ; the lid is on gambling
      ; to keep the lid on (information, data etc.)
     (,   ..)  ; to take the lid off
    (information, data, etc.)  ,  

    5) _. ; 
_____

lido

  ['li:du] _n.   
_____

lie

  I [laI]

    1. _n. , 

      *) to give the lie to smb. ,  -.  ; to
      give the lie to smth.  -.; white lie  ;
        ; to swop lies _. , 

    2. _v.

      1) ; to lie in one's throat ( teeth)  ; to lie
      like a gas-meter 

      2)  

  II [laI]

    1. _v. (lay; lain)

      1) ; to lie still ( motionless)  , 
      ; to lie in ambush   ; to lie in wait (for
      smb.) ,  (-.)

      2)  ; ; the road lies before you 
        ; life lies in front of you    
      

      3) ,  ( ޣ-.);  ( -.); it
      lies with you to decide it    ; the blame lies at
      your door   ; as far as in me lies    
      ,   

      4) _.  ; to lie for the night _. 
       

      5) _.  ; the claim does not lie  
      

      #) lie about ,  ; lie back  (
        ..); lie by )   ;
      ) ; ) ; lie down ) ; ;
      )   , ; to take (punishment, an
      insult, etc.) lying down  (,   ..)
      ,  ; to lie down under (an insult) 
      (); lie in )    ( ); )  
      ; lie off ) _.       
       ; )   ; lie out  
      ; lie over   (  ); lie to _.
        ; lie under ,   ( 
      ..); lie up ) ,     (- );
      )   , ; ) _.   

      *) to lie out of one's money    ; to lie
      on the bed one has made _.  ,   Σ

    2. _n.

      1) ; ; the lie of the ground  ;
      the lie of the land ) _.   ; ) _.
       

      2)  ()
_____

lie-abed

  ['laIbed] _n. , 
_____

lie-detector

  ['laIdI'tekt] _n. " " (   
  )
_____

lie-in

  ['laI'In] _n. _.     ( )
_____

liege

  [li:d] _.

    1. _n.

      1) , ; the lieges 

      2) 

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ; liege lord 
_____

lieigeman

  ['li:dmn] _n. _. 
_____

lien

  [lIn] _n.

    1)      

    2) 
_____

lieu

  [lju:] _n.: in lieu of 
_____

lieutenancy

  [lef'tennsI], _. [le'tennsI] _n. ,  
_____

lieutenant

  [lef'tennt], _. [le'tennt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

lieutenant colonel

  [lef'tennt'k:nl] _n. 
_____

lieutenant commander

  [le'tenntk'ma:nd] _n. _. -
_____

lieutenant-general

  [lef'tennt'denrl] _n.

    1) -

    2) _. 
_____

lieutenant-governor

  _n.

    1) [lef'tennt'gAvn]   ( . )

    2) [lju:'tennt'gAvn] _.  ,
    - ()
_____

life

  [laIf] _n. (_pl. lives)

    1) ; ; to enter upon life   ; for life
      ; an appointment for life  ; to come
    to life ) ,    (   ..);
    ) ; to bring to life   ; my life for
    it!  !,    ; to take smb.'s life
     -.

    2)  ; to lead a quiet life   ; stirring
    life  , ; life of movement   ̣

    3) ;   (. life size); to portray to the
    life   

    4) , , ; to sing with life  
    ; to put life into one's work   

    5) , 

    6) ;  ; high life , 
    ; to see life, to see smth. of life  ; 
    

    7)     (, ); 

    8) _attr. ;   ; life imprisonment (
    sentence)  

    *) my dear life  ;  ; such is life  ,
      ; while there is life there is hope _. 
     ,  ; upon my life!  !; for the life
    of me I can't do it  ,    ; life and death
    struggle    ,   ; to run for dear life 
      ; he was life and soul of the party    
_____

life estate

  ['laIfI'steIt] _n. _.    
_____

life expectancy

  ['laIfIks,pektnsI] _n.   
_____

life-assurance

  ['laIf,Surns] = life-insurance
_____

life-blood

  ['laIfblAd] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

life-buoy

  ['laIfbOI] _n.  ;  
_____

life-giving

  ['laIf,gIvIN] _a. , ,  ;
    
_____

life-guard

  ['laIfga:d] _n.

    1)   (  ..)

    2) _.   
_____

life-insurance

  ['laIfIn,Surns] _n.  
_____

life-jacket

  ['laIf,dkIt] _n.  
_____

life-like

  ['laIflaIk] _a.  ;  
_____

life-line

  ['laIflaIn] _n.

    1)  

    2)   ;   ; " "
_____

life-office

  ['laIf,OfIs] _n.    
_____

life-preserver

  ['laIfprI,z:v] _n.

    1) ֣   ,  

    2)  
_____

life-saver

  ['laIf'seIv] _n.

    1) 

    2) ;   
_____

life-saving

  ['laIf'seIvIN] _a. ; life-saving service   
  ; life-saving station  
_____

life-size

  ['laIf'saIz] = life-sized
_____

life-sized

  ['laIf'saIzd] _a.   
_____

life-span

  ['laIfspn] _n.  ; within the life-span of one
  generation     
_____

life-work

  ['laIf'w:k] _n.     
_____

lifebelt

  ['laIfbelt] _n.  
_____

lifeboat

  ['laIfbut] _n.  
_____

lifeless

  ['laIflIs] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    *) he is lifeless who is faultless _.   ,  
     
_____

lifelong

  ['laIflON] _a. ; lifelong friend    
_____

lifemanship

  ['laIfmnSIp] _n. _. , 
_____

lifer

  ['laIf] _n. _.

    1) ң   

    2)  
_____

lifetime

  ['laIftaIm] _n.  ;  ; in one's lifetime
   ϣ ; all in a lifetime    
_____

lift

  [lIft]

    1. _n.

      1) , ߣ

      2) , ߣ

      3) , 

      4) 

      5) ߣ , ߣ, 

      6) ߣ ;  

      7) _. 

      8) _.  

      9) _.  ;  

      10) _.  (֣ , )

      11) ߣ Σ ( ,  )

      *) to give smb. a lift ) ,  -.; ) 
      -.

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; to lift one's hand against smb. 
        -.; to lift up one's head )  ; ) 
       ; to lift (up) one's voice against  ; not to
      lift a finger    

      2) 

      3) ,   ( )

      4)  (.  );    ( )

      5)  ( , )

      6)  (; _. ,   ..); to lift a
      minefield   

      7) _. ;  

      8) _.  ,  

      9) ,  ();  ()

      10)   

      11) _.   ( )
_____

lift-off

  ['lIft'Of] _n.   
_____

lift-truck

  ['lIfttrAk] _n. 
_____

lifter

  ['lIft] _n. ߣ 
_____

lifting

  ['lIftIN]

    1. _pres-p.  lift 2

    2. _n. ߣ, ; lifting of mines 
_____

ligament

  ['lIgmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

ligature

  ['lIgtSu]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. ;  ( )

      3) _. , 

      4) _. , 

    2. _v. _.  ( )
_____

light

  I [laIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ;  ; to see the light )  ,
      ; )   ; )  ( -.  
      ..); ) ; ; to stand in smb.'s light 
      ; _. ,   ; to stand in one's own light
        

      2) ; ֣ , , , ,   ..; to
      strike a light  ; will you give me a light? 
      

      3) , 

      4) ; 

      5) _pl. _. , 

      6) _pl. ; to stop for the lights  
      ; to cross (to drive) against the lights 
      ()   ; green light _. _. "̣
      "; to give the green light _. _.  "̣ ",
       

      7) (. _pl.) , ; we need more light on the
      subject       

      8) ; to bring to light , ;  
       ; to come to light ; to throw ( to shed)
      light upon smth.    -.

      9) ; ;  ; in the light of these
      facts    ; I cannot see it in that light   
         ; to put smth. in a favourable light
       -.   ; to throw a new light upon smth.
       -.   

      10) _pl. () ; according to one's lights  
       , 

      11) _attr. ; light therapy 

      *) by the light of nature 

    2. _a. ;  ( ); light brown -

    3. _v. (lit, lighted ['laItId])

      1) () ( light up)

      2)  ( light up);  (-.)

      #) light up )  (  ..); )  ;
      ) (), ,  ( , )

  II [laIt]

    1. _a.

      1) ̣; ; as light as a feather ( air) ̣ 
      У; to give light weight 

      2) ; light rain (snow)   (); a light
      attack of illness  

      3) , , ̣; light work ̣ ;
      light punishment  

      4) ,  ( )

      5) ; , , أ; ӣ; light
      woman  ̣ ; with a light heart ;  ̣
      ; light reading ̣ ; to make light of smth.
       أ,   -.,   
      -.

      6)  ( ); ̣ ( ); light meal ̣
      , , ̣   ..

      7) , ̣ ( )

      8) _. ̣, ; light artillery ̣ ;
      light automatic gun  ͣ

      9) _.  ( , );  ( )

      10) _.  , ̣,  ( )

      *) light sleep  ; light in the head  
      ; light hand ) ; ) , 

    2. _adv. ; to tread light  ; to travel light
     ; to get off light  

      *) light come light go  ,  

  III [laIt] _v. (lit, lighted ['laItId])

    1)  ,   (on, upon); his eyes
    lighted on a familiar face in the crowd     
    

    2)   (   ..)

    3) _.  (. light off, light down); , 
    ( -.);  (on, upon)
_____

light heavy-weight

  ['laIt'hevIweIt] _n.   ӣ ֣ 
_____

light housekeeping

  ['laIt'haus,ki:pIN] _n. ̣   ;   
   
_____

light-bay

  ['laIt'beI] _a.  ( )
_____

light-face

  ['laItfeIs] _n. _.  
_____

light-fingered

  ['laIt,fINgd] _a.

    1) 

    2) ;   
_____

light-footed

  ['laIt,futId] _a. , 
_____

light-handed

  ['laIt,hndId] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)   

    4)    
_____

light-head

  ['laIthed] _n.  
_____

light-headed

  ['laIt'hedId] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2)   ,  

    3)  
_____

light-hearted

  ['laIt'ha:tId] _a. , , ӣ
_____

light-heeled

  ['laIt'hi:ld] _a. 
_____

light-legged

  ['laIt'legd] = light-heeled
_____

light-minded

  ['laIt'maIndId] _a. 
_____

light-o'-love

  ['laIt'lAv] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) 
_____

light-resistant

  ['laItrI,zIstnt] _a. 
_____

light-spectrum

  ['laIt'spektrm] _n.  
_____

light-tight

  ['laIt'taIt] _a. 
_____

light-weight

  ['laItweIt]

    1. _n.

      1)    

      2) _. ̣ ; ӣ   ̣ 

      3) أ,  

    2. _a. ̣; light-weight gas-mask ޣ 
_____

light-year

  ['laItj:] _n. _.  
_____

lighten

  I ['laItn] _v.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ; it lightens  

  II ['laItn] _v.

    1) ()  ̣;  (. _.); 
    

    2)  ()
_____

lighter

  I ['laIt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (. cigar lighter, cigarette lighter)

    3) _. 

  II ['laIt] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

lighterage

  ['laItrId] _n.

    1)  

    2)     
_____

lighterman

  ['laItmn] _n.   
_____

lighthouse

  ['laIthaus] _n. 
_____

lighting

  ['laItIN] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

lightish

  I ['laItIS] _a.  

  II ['laItIS] _a.  ̣
_____

lightly

  I ['laItlI] _adv.

    1) ; 

    2) أ;  ̣ ; to take lightly   أ

    3) ,  

    4) , 

    5) , 

  II ['laItlI] _v. _.  ( -.) 
_____

lightness

  ['laItnIs] _n.

    1) ̣

    2) 

    3) 

    4) 
_____

lightning

  ['laItnIN] _n. ; like lightning, with ( at) lightning speed 
   , ; summer ( heat) lightning 
_____

lightning-arrester

  ['laItnIN,rest] _n. _. ;  
_____

lightning-bug

  ['laItnINbAg] _n. -
_____

lightning-conductor

  ['laItnINkn,dAkt] _n. 
_____

lightning-like

  ['laItnINlaIk] _a. 
_____

lightning-rod

  ['laItnINrOd] = lightning-conductor
_____

lightning-strike

  ['laItnIN'straIk] _n.   ( 
  )
_____

lights

  [laIts] _n. _pl. ̣ (,   ..,   )
_____

lightship

  ['laItSIp] _n.  
_____

lightsome

  I ['laItsm] _a. , 

  II ['laItsm] _a.

    1) ̣, ; 

    2) ӣ

    3) , 
_____

ligneous

  ['lIgnIs] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

lignite

  ['lIgnaIt] _n. ,  
_____

lignum vitae

  ['lIgnm'vaIti:] _n. _. ;  
_____

likable

  ['laIkbl] _a. ; ; 
_____

like

  I [laIk]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; like question  ; in (a) like
      manner  ; it's just like you to do that  
        ;    ,     ; it costs
      something like 50 pounds   50  ; like
      nothing on earth     , 

      2) , ; like sum  ; like dispositions
       

      3) _. ; ; they are like to meet again ,
      , ݣ 

      *) nothing like  ; there is nothing like home 
       ,  ; that's something like   ,  ;
        !; something like a dinner! _. 
      !     !; what is he like?   
      ?,    ?; like father like son, like master
      like man     

    2. _adv.

      1) , ; like so  ,  

      2) , ; like enough, as like as not  ;
      very like  

      3) _.  ,  ; I had like to have fallen   
      

    3. _prep. like anything, like mad _. ;   ;
    , , ; do not talk like that   ; to
    run like mad   ,  

    4. _n.  , , ; and the like  
    ; did you ever hear the like?    -. ?;
    we shall not look upon his like again  ,  ,  
     ; the likes of us (them, etc.) _.  ,  
    (  ..)

      *) like cures like   ;  ,   

  II [laIk]

    1. _v.

      1) , ; I like that!    ! (
       ); to like dancing  ; she likes
      him but does not love him   ,     ; do as
      you like ,   ; I should ( would) like  
      ,   

      2)  ( . ); I don't like to disturb you  
        

    2. _n. _pl. , ; likes and dislikes  
    ;   
_____

like-minded

  ['laIk'maIndId] _a.  ,   
  
_____

likeable

  ['laIkbl] = likable
_____

likelihood

  ['laIklIhud] _n.

    1) ; in all likelihood   

    2) _.  ; a young man of great likelihood
     ,   
_____

likely

  ['laIklI]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

      3)  

      4) _. 

    2. _adv.  (. most likely, very likely); as likely as not
     
_____

liken

  ['laIkn] _v.

    1)  (to);  (. liken together);  (to,
    with)

    2) _.  , ,  
_____

likeness

  ['laIknIs] _n.

    1)  (between - , to - ); 

    2) ; to take smb.'s likeness   -. ; 
    -. ,  -.; a good likeness 
    

    3) , , ; in the likeness of...  ..., 
    ...
_____

likewise

  ['laIkwaIz] _adv.

    1) 

    2) ;  
_____

liking

  ['laIkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  like II, 1

    2. _n.

      1) ,  (for -  -.)

      2)  (to -  -.); to smb.'s liking  ,   -.
_____

lilac

  ['laIlk]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

liliaceous

  [,lIlI'eISs] _a. _. 
_____

lilt

  [lIlt]

    1. _n.

      1) ӣ,  

      2)  (, )

    2. _v.

      1)  (-.) , , 

      2)  , 
_____

lily

  ['lIlI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. , 
_____

lily of the valley

  ['lIlIv'vlI] _n. 
_____

lily-livered

  ['lIlI,lIvd] _a. 
_____

lily-white

  ['lIlI'waIt] _a.

    1) -, 

    2) 

    3) _.    ;   ;
    lily-white school  
_____

limb

  I [lIm]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ()

      2) , 

      3) _. ;  £; limb of the devil ( of
      Satan)  

      *) limb of the law _.  ,  
      (, ); out on a limb   , 
      

    2. _v. 

  II [lIm] _n.

    1) _. ,   (, , )

    2) ,   (  )

    3) _.   (, )
_____

limbec

  ['lImbek] = alembic
_____

limbeck

  ['lImbek] = alembic
_____

limber

  I ['lImb] _.

    1.  ()

    2. _v.  ()  

  II ['lImb]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; 

      2) 

    2. _v. () , 

      #) limber up _.  
_____

limbering-up

  ['lImbrIN'Ap] _n. _. 
_____

limbless

  ['lImlIs] _a. ۣ , , 
_____

limbo

  ['lImbu] _n. (_pl. -os ['lImbuz])

    1) _. ,  

    2) , 

    3)   

    4)   
_____

lime

  I [laIm]

    1. _n.

      1) ; burnt (slaked) lime ۣ (ۣ) 

      2)   (. bird lime)

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)    

      3)  ( )  

      4) _. , 

  II [laIm] _n. _.   ( )

  III [laIm] _n. 
_____

lime-juice

  I ['laImdu:s] _n.  

  II ['laImdu:s] _v. _. , 
_____

lime-pit

  ['laImpIt] _n.  
_____

lime-tree

  ['laImtri:] = lime III
_____

lime-water

  ['laIm,wO:t] _n.  
_____

limekiln

  ['laImkIln] _n.    
_____

limelight

  ['laImlaIt]

    1. _n.

      1)   (     ); 
      

      2)    

      *) to be in the limelight    ;   

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

limes

  [laImz] _n. _pl. _. 
_____

limestone

  ['laImstun] _n. 
_____

limey

  ['laImI] _n. _. _.  (.  )
_____

limit

  ['lImIt]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; superior limit ; inferior limit ;
      to set the limit  ;  ; to go beyond
      the limit  ; to go the limit _. _.  
      ;   ; that's the limit!  
       !;   !; she is the limit  ; to
      the limit _. , 

      2) _.  , 

      3) _.  

      4) _.  

      *) off limits _.  ݣ

    2. _v.

      1) ;  

      2)  , 
_____

limitary

  ['lImItrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

limitation

  [,lImI'teISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; to have one's limitations  ,
    ̣

    3)  

    4) _pl. ; to know one's own limitations  
    ;     

    5) _.  ,  
_____

limitative

  ['lImIttIv] _a. , 
_____

limited

  ['lImItId]

    1. _p-p.  limit 2

    2. _a. ; limited company _.   
     ; limited monarchy 
    ; limited train ( express)    
     
_____

limitless

  ['lImItlIs] _a. , 
_____

limitrophe

  ['lImItruf] _a. ; 
_____

limn

  [lIm] _v. _.

    1)  (, )

    2) ; ; to limn the ( on) water  
    ;    

    3)  
_____

limner

  ['lImn] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

limnetic

  [lIm'netIk] _a. 
_____

limnology

  [lIm'nOldI] , 
_____

limousine

  ['lImu:zi:n] _n. 
_____

limp

  I [lImp]

    1. _n. , ; to walk with a limp ,
    ; to have a limp 

    2. _v.

      1) , ;   

      2)   (-  -  , ̣)

  II [lImp] _a.

    1) , ֣

    2) , 
_____

limpet

  ['lImpIt] _n.

    1) _.  ()

    2) ,     ϣ 

    *) to stick like a limpet    
_____

limpid

  ['lImpId] _a.  (. _.  ,   ..)
_____

limpidity

  [lIm'pIdItI] _n. 
_____

limy

  ['laImI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

linage

  ['laInId] _n.

    1)     

    2)  
_____

linchpin

  ['lIntSpIn] _n.  ()
_____

linden

  ['lIndn] _n. 
_____

line

  I [laIn]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; line and colour    ; line
      of force _.  ; all along the line )   ;
      )   

      2)  , ; ; to overstep the line of smth.
        -.; to draw the line  ; 
       (at - -.); on the line )   ,  
      ( -.); )     ( ); to go over
      the line  () ,  ; below the
      line  

      3) ; ; to take lines  

      4) , ; ship's lines  () 

      5)  (, , ,   ..);
      hold the line!   ,  !; line busy 
      ( ); the line is bad  ; long-distance
      line  

      6) (the Line) ; to cross the Line  

      7) ;  ; , ; to take a
      strong line  ; line of policy  ;
      on the usual lines   

      8) ,  ; ; it is not in ( out
      of) my line      ; what's his line?
        ?; line of business _. ԣ 

      9) , , ; male (female) line
       () 

      10) ; ң; _. ; clothes line ) ң  ;
      ) _.  

      11)  (); to throw a good line   

      12) ; _. . , 

      13)  (. assembly line)

      14) ; drop me a few lines    ; to
      read between the lines   

      15) _pl. _.  , 

      16) _pl. 

      17) _.    ,   
      

      18) _pl.   (. marriage lines)

      19) _. ף ;  ; line abreast (ahead)
      _.   (); in line  ף 

      20) (the lines) _pl.  (); the enemy's lines
       

      21) _.  (); the shop carries the best line of shoes
            ; first-class lines
       

      22) _.  

      23) _.   (. scan line, scanning line)

      24)  (  = 1/12 )

      *) to be in line for smth. _.   ,   
      -.; to be in line with smth.   , 
      -.; to come into line (with) ,  
      ; to bring smb. into line  -. ; to
      get a line on smth. _.    ޣ-.; to go down the
      line 

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2) ()  ,  ; ; to line a street
      with trees   

      3) ,   (-.; . line up)

      #) line through ޣ, ޣ; line up ) (),
      () ( ); to line up in opposition  
      ; )   ; ) ֣; ) ,
      ; ): to line up votes  ; ) ,
       (with)

  II [laIn] _v.

    1)   

    2)  (-.) 

    3) _. , ; to line one's pockets ,
    ; to line one's stomach  

    4) _. , ; 
_____

line map

  ['laInmp] _n.  
_____

line officer

  ['laIn,OfIs] _n.  
_____

line-drawing

  ['laIn,drO:IN] _n.    
_____

line-engraving

  ['laInIn,greIvIN] _n.  
_____

line-up

  ['laInAp] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.     ;  

    3)  
_____

lineage

  ['lInIId] _n.

    1) , 

    2) = linage
_____

lineal

  ['lInIl] _a.

    1)     (of - ); , ,
    

    2) 
_____

lineament

  ['lInImnt] _n. (. _pl.)

    1)  (); 

    2)   (  ..)
_____

linear

  ['lInI] _a.

    1) ; linear equation _.   ; linear
    measures  

    2)  ,   
_____

lined

  I [laInd]

    1. _p-p.  line I, 2

    2. _a. ,  

  II [laInd] _p-p.  line II
_____

lineman

  ['laInmn] _n.

    1)  ԣ (  ..)

    2) _-.  

    3) = linesman
_____

linen

  ['lInIn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , 

      2) _. أ

    2. _a. 
_____

linen-draper

  ['lInIn,dreIp] _n.   
_____

liner

  I ['laIn] _n.

    1) ,    ̣,  
    

    2) ,   

  II ['laIn] _n.

    1) _. , , 

    2) _.  

    3) _. 

    4) _. ; ; 
_____

linesman

  ['laInzmn] _n. _.   
_____

ling

  I [lIN] _n. _.  

  II [lIN] _n. _.  
_____

linger

  ['lINg] _v.

    1)  (on, over -  -.);  (-.; about,
    round);   

    2) , ; 

    3)  ( )

    4)  ( )

    5)   ,   (. linger out
    one's days  life)
_____

lingerie

  ['lnri:] _n. _.

    1)  أ

    2) _.  
_____

lingering

  ['lINgrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  linger

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

      3)  ( ,   ..)

      4) ; ; lingering dream  
_____

lingo

  ['lINgu] _n. (_pl. -oes ['lINguz])

    1)   ;  

    2) _. _.  
_____

lingua franca

  ['lINgw'frNk] _. _n.

    1)     ,   
    ,      

    2)  ;  Σ 
_____

lingual

  ['lINgwl] _a.

    1) _. ; lingual bone  

    2) _. 
_____

linguist

  ['lINgwIst] _n. , 
_____

linguistic

  [lIN'gwIstIk] _a. , 
_____

linguistics

  [lIN'gwIstIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) , ,
  
_____

liniment

  ['lInImnt] _n.   ( )
_____

lining

  I ['laInIN]

    1. _pres-p.  line II

    2. _n.

      1) ;  

      2)  (,   ..)

      3)  (); ; 

      4) _. , 

  II ['laInIN]

    1. _pres-p.  line I, 2

    2. _n. , 
_____

link

  I [lINk]

    1. _n.

      1) () ; ; 

      2) _pl. ; links of brotherhood  

      3) , 

      4)  ( )

      5)   

      6) _. ; 

      7) _.    (   = 20 .)

      8) _. _.  

    2. _v.

      1) , ,  (together, to);  (. link
      up)

      2)   (on, to - ),  (on, to - )

      3)      (. link one's arm through smb.'s arm)

  II [lINk] _n. 
_____

link-motion

  ['lINk'muSn] _n. _.  
_____

link-up

  ['lINkAp] _n.

    1) ; link-up on the Elbe _.   

    2)   
_____

link-verb

  ['lINkv:b] _n. _. -
_____

linkage

  ['lINkId] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 

    3) _. ,   
_____

links

  [lINks] _n. _pl.

    1) _. 

    2) (  _sing.)     
_____

linn

  [lIn] _n. (. _.)

    1) 

    2)  , 
_____

linnet

  ['lInIt] _n.  ()
_____

lino

  I ['laInu] = linoleum

  II ['laInu] = linotype
_____

lino operator

  ['laInu'OpreIt] _n. 
_____

linoleum

  [lI'nuljm] _n. 
_____

linotype

  ['laInutaIp] _.

    1. _n. ; linotype operator = lino operator

    2. _v.   
_____

linseed

  ['lInsi:d] _n.

    1)  

    2) _attr.: linseed cake  ; linseed oil  
_____

linsey-woolsey

  ['lInzI'wulzI] _n.   
_____

linstock

  ['lInstOk] _n. _. _.  
_____

lint

  [lInt] _n. _. 
_____

lintel

  ['lIntl] _n.    
_____

liny

  ['laInI] _a.

    1) ң 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

lion

  ['laIn] _n.

    1) ; American mountain lion 

    2) _pl. ; to show (to see) the lions 
    () 

    3) 

    4) (Lion)  (   )

    5) (Lion)   

    *) the lion's share  ; lion in the path ( in the way)
    . _. , ; to put one's head in the lion's
    mouth 
_____

lion-hearted

  ['laIn,ha:tId] _a. , 
_____

lion-hunter

  ['laIn,hAnt] _n.

    1)   

    2) ,   
_____

lioness

  ['laInIs] _n. 
_____

lionet

  ['laInIt] _n.  , ף
_____

lionize

  ['laInaIz] _v.

    1)   -.   

    2)    
_____

lip

  [lIp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to put smth. to one's lips  -.; ;
      not a drop has passed his lips    ,  ; not a word
      has passed his lips     ; to smack one's lips
      , ,  ; to escape one's
      lips   

      2) _.  ; ; none of your lip! 
      !; don't put on your ( any) lip , ,  

      3)  (, , ); 

      4) _. 

      5) _. 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ,   ; lip professions 
      

    3. _v.

      1)  ; _. 

      2) _. , 
_____

lip-deep

  ['lIp'di:p] _a. ; 
_____

lip-labour

  ['lIp,leIb] _n. ,  ;  
_____

lip-language

  ['lIp,lNgwId] = lip-reading
_____

lip-read

  ['lIpri:d] _v.   
_____

lip-reading

  ['lIp,ri:dIN] _n.    (.    )
_____

lip-service

  ['lIp's:vIs] _n.  ;  ; to pay
  lip-service to smth.  -.   ; to pay
  lip-service to smb.   -.  
_____

lipped

  I [lIpt] _a.

    1)   ( )

    2) = labiate 1

  II [lIpt] _p-p.  lip 3
_____

lipsalve

  ['lIpsa:v] _n.

    1)   ,   

    2) 
_____

lipstick

  ['lIpstIk] _n.  
_____

liquate

  ['lIkweIt] _v. 
_____

liquefaction

  [,lIkwI'fkSn] _n. , ; 
_____

liquefy

  ['lIkwIfaI] _v.    ;   
_____

liquescent

  [lI'kwesnt] _a.    ; 
_____

liqueur

  [lI'kju] _n. _. ˣ
_____

liquid

  ['lIkwId]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. , 

      3) ,  ( , )

      4) , 

      5)  (   ..); liquid melody  

      6) _.  ;  (  )

      7): liquid milk  

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.   [l,Ar]
_____

liquidate

  ['lIkwIdeIt] _v.

    1)  ()

    2)   ( )

    3) ; ;  ( -.),  (
    -.)

    4) 
_____

liquidation

  [,lIkwI'deISn] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ; to go into liquidation 

    3) ; ;  ( -.)
_____

liquor

  ['lIk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ; hard liquors  ; in liquor, the
      worse for liquor , 

      3)  ()

      4) ,    , 

      5) ['lIkwO:] _.   

    2. _v.

      1) _.  (. liquor up)

      2)   (  ..)
_____

liquorice

  ['lIkrIs] _n.  ();  , 
_____

liquorish

  ['lIkrIS] _a.  
_____

lira

  ['lIr] _n. (_pl. lire)  (  )
_____

lire

  ['lIrI] _pl.  lira
_____

lisle thread

  ['laIlred] _n. _.    
_____

lisp

  [lIsp]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  (); , 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  ( )
_____

lissom

  ['lIsm] = lissome
_____

lissome

  ['lIsm] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

list

  I [lIst]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; ; to enter in a list  
      ; to make a list  ; duty list 
      

      2) , ; , , ; 

      3) _pl.  ;  (, ); to enter the
      lists )  ; )  ; )  
      

      4) _. 

      5) _. _-. ,  

      6) _attr.   , , ; list slippers
          (, )

    2. _v.

      1)   ;  ; to list for service 
        

      2) _. . enlist 1

      3) _.   

  II [lIst] _.

    1. _n. , ; to take a list 

    2. _v. , 
_____

listen

  ['lIsn] _v.

    1) ;  (to); listen here! !; listen for
    smth. ,  

    2)   

    3) ;  (, )

    #) listen in )  ; ) _. 
        
_____

listener

  ['lIsn] _n. ; 
_____

listener-in

  ['lIsnr'In] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

listening

  ['lIsnIN]

    1. _pres-p.  listen

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. 
_____

listening dog

  ['lIsnINdOg] _n.  
_____

listening-in

  ['lIsnIN'In] _n.

    1)   

    2) _. ; 
_____

lister

  ['lIst] _n. _-. 
_____

listless

  ['lIstlIs] _a. , , 
_____

lit

  I [lIt] _p.  _p-p.  light I, 3

  II [lIt] _p.  _p-p.  light III
_____

litany

  ['lItnI] _n. _. ; 
_____

liter

  ['li:t] _. = litre
_____

literacy

  ['lItrsI] _n. 
_____

literal

  ['lItrl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; literal error 

      2) , 

      3) 

      4) , 

    2. _n. 
_____

literalism

  ['lItrlIzm] _n.

    1) 

    2)      

    3)  ;  
_____

literary

  ['lItrrI] _a.

    1) ; literary property  

    2)  
_____

literate

  ['lItrIt]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) , ޣ

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) , ޣ 
_____

literati

  [,lIt'ra:ti:] _. _n. _pl.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

literatim

  [,lIt'ra:tIm] _. _adv. ,   
_____

literature

  ['lItrItS] _n. 
_____

litharge

  ['lIa:d] _n. ̣,  
_____

lithe

  [laI] _a. , 
_____

lithesome

  ['laIsm] = lissom(e)
_____

lithium

  ['lIIm] _n. _. 
_____

litho-print

  ['lIuprInt] = lithograph 2
_____

lithograph

  ['lIugra:f]

    1. _n. ;  

    2. _v. 
_____

lithographer

  [lI'Ogrf] _n. 
_____

lithographic

  [,lIu'grfIk] _a. , 
_____

lithographically

  [,lIu'grfIklI] _adv.  
_____

lithography

  [lI'OgrfI] _n. 
_____

lithotomy

  [lI'OtmI] _n. _. 
_____

litigant

  ['lItIgnt] _.

    1. _n.  (  )

    2. _a. 
_____

litigate

  ['lItIgeIt] _v.

    1)  ( -.);    (  )

    2)  ( )
_____

litigation

  [,lItI'geISn] _n. ;  
_____

litigious

  [lI'tIds] _a.

    1) 

    2) ,   
_____

litmus

  ['lItms] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; litmus paper  
_____

litotes

  ['laItuti:z] _n. _. 
_____

litre

  ['li:t] _n. 
_____

litter

  ['lIt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)   ..  ( )

      3) ͣ (, )

      4)  , ; , ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ,    .. (. litter down)

      2) ,   ..;  ԣ

      3)    (; . litter up); 
_____

litter-bearer

  ['lIt,bEr] _n. -
_____

litter-bin

  ['lItbIn] _n.   
_____

litterateur

  [,lItr't:] _n. _. , 
_____

littery

  ['lItrI] _a.  ; ̣
_____

little

  ['lItl]

    1. _a. (less, lesser; least)

      1) ; ; little finger ; little toe 
      ( ); little ones ) ; ) ԣ; the little people
      ) ; ) ; little ways ,  

      2)  ( , ); come a little way with me
        

      3) , ; little things 

      4) , ; little things amuse little minds 
       ()  

      *) little Mary _. ; to go but a little way  

    2. _adv.

      1) , ; I like him little   ; a little
      ; rest a little  ; little less (more) than
        (), ; to make little of smth.  
      أ,   

      2)   know, dream, think  ..  ; little did he
      think that  he little thought that    , 

    3. _n.

      1)  ; , -, ; little by little
      -, ; little or nothing  ; not a
      little ; knows a little of everything   
      ӣ; in little )   ; ) _.  

      2) ,  ; after a little you will feel
      better    ; for a little   

      *) from little up _. _.  
_____

little-go

  ['lItlgu] _n. _.      ( )
_____

littleness

  ['lItlnIs] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) ; 
_____

littoral

  ['lItrl]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n. ;  
_____

liturgy

  ['lItdI] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

livable

  ['lIvbl] _a.

    1) ,   

    2) ; 
_____

live

  I [lIv] _v. ; ; ; to live in a small way 
  ; to live within (above, beyond) one's income ( means) 
  ()  ; to live on one's salary   ; to live on
  bread and water    ; to live on others   
  ; to live to be old (seventy, eighty, etc.)   
  ( ,   . ); to live to see smth.  
  -.

    #) live down ,  ( ,  );
    live in     ; live off   ޣ
    (-.; -.); to live off the soil     ; live
    out ) ; ) ,  ( ); )  
       ; live through ; live up to 
     (  ..);   (-.)

    *) as I live by bread!, as I live and breathe!  !; to live
    on air     ; to live it up 
    ; live and learn!  ,  !

  II [laIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) , , ,  

    3) ; ; ; live issue  

    4) , ; live coals  

    5) ; ,  (   ..)

    6) ,  ( )

    7) ,  ( )

    8) _.  

    9) _. _.      (
       ̣  ); a live program
       

    *) live weight  ; live wire  , 
_____

live-oak

  ['laIv'uk] _n. _.  
_____

liveable

  ['lIvbl] = livable
_____

live farming

  ['laIv,fa:mIN] _n.  
_____

livelihood

  ['laIvlIhud] _n.   ; to earn an honest livelihood 
   ; to pick up a scanty livelihood  
_____

liveliness

  ['laIvlInIs] _n. , , ӣ
_____

livelong

  ['lIvlON] _a. _. , ; ; the livelong day -
_____

lively

  ['laIvlI]

    1. _a.

      1)  (   ..)

      2) ̣, ӣ; lively with humour  

      3) ,  ( ,   ..)

      4) ;   ( )

      5)  ( )

      *) to make things lively for smb.  -. 
      ;   -.

    2. _adv. , ̣
_____

liven

  ['laIvn] _v. (), () (. liven up)
_____

liver

  I ['lIv] _n.

    1): good liver ) ,  ; ) ; ;
    loose liver  ; close liver 

    2) _. 

  II ['lIv] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ޣ ()
_____

liver-coloured

  ['lIv'kAld] _a. ԣ-
_____

liver-fluke

  ['lIvflu:k] _n. _. ޣ  ()
_____

liveried

  ['lIvrId] _a.  ,  
_____

liverish

  ['lIvrIS] _a. _.   
_____

liverwort

  ['lIvw:t] _n. _. ޣ
_____

livery

  I ['lIvrI] _a.

    1) ԣ-

    2) = liverish

    3) 

  II ['lIvrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.   

    3) _. , ; the livery of spring   ()

    4)    ;  (, ,  
    ..); at livery ݣ    ( )

    5) _.   

    6)  

    7) _attr. ; livery servant  
_____

livery stable

  ['lIvrI'steIbl] _n.  ;  
_____

liveryman

  ['lIvrImn] _n.

    1)  

    2)   ; 
_____

lives

  [laIvz] _pl.  life
_____

live-stock

  ['laIvstOk] _n.

    1)  ,  

    2) _attr.: live-stock breeding  ; live-stock
    capita  
_____

livid

  ['lIvId] _a.

    1) -

    2) -

    3) -

    4) _.  , ; livid with wrath    
_____

living

  I ['lIvIN]

    1. _pres-p.  live I

    2. _n.

      1)   ; to make one's living  
      

      2) ,  ; plain living ,  ;
      standard of living  

      3) , 

      4) _. , 

      5) _attr. ; living quarters  

      6) _attr.: living essentials   

  II ['lIvIN]

    1. _a.

      1) ; , ; the greatest living poet 
       

      2) , 

      3)  ; he is the living image of his father  
       ,   

      *) living death  ; within living memory  
      ,    ; the living theatre  (
      . _.  )

    2. _n.: the living  ; he is still in the land of the
    living  ݣ 
_____

living-room

  ['lIvINrum] _n. ,  
_____

living-space

  ['lIvINspeIs] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

lixiviate

  [lIk'sIvIeIt] _v. 
_____

lixivium

  [lIk'sIvIm] _n. ݣ
_____

lizard

  ['lIzd] _n. 
_____

lizzie

  ['lIzI] _n. ۣ , .  (. tin lizzie)
_____

llama

  ['la:m] _n. _. 
_____

llano

  ['lja:nu] _n. (_pl. -os ['lja:nuz])  (   
  )
_____

lo

  [lu] _int. _. !, !, !; lo and behold!  !; 
  ,  !
_____

loach

  [lutS] _n.  ()
_____

load

  [lud]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , ; load of care  ; to take a load off
      one's mind   ()   ..; that's a
      load off my mind     

      3)    ,   ..

      4)  , ; a teaching load of twelve hours a
      week   12   

      5) _pl. _. , 

      6) _. 

      7) _. 

      *) to have a load on _. "", 

    2. _v.

      1) , ;  ( , )

      2)  ();  (); load more work on him
         

      3)  (., ); 

      4)  (, ң  ..)

      5)  (, ̣  ); load quickly! !

      6)   (., ); to load the dice ) 
        ; )    
      

      7)    , 

      8)  

      9) ; loaded with fragrance   ( )

      10) _.  

      11) _.   ()

      #) load up ) ; ) ; 

      *) to be ( to get) loaded _. , 
_____

load-line

  ['ludlaIn] _n.  
_____

load-shedding

  ['lud,SedIN] _n. _.  ;    
  
_____

loaded

  ['ludId]

    1. _p-p.  load 2

    2. _a.

      1): loaded dice  ,  ; _. 
       

      2): loaded question ) ,    ;
      )  

      3) _. _. 

      4) _. _.  

      5) , ; loaded word  
_____

loader

  ['lud] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)  (  ޣ)
_____

loading

  ['ludIN]

    1. _pres-p.  load 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) 

      4) _.  
_____

load-on

  ['lud'On] _n. _. ; to get a loadon , 
_____

loadstar

  ['ludsta:] = lodestar
_____

loadstone

  ['ludstun] _n. ,  
_____

loaf

  I [luf] _n. (_pl. loaves)

    1) , ; 

    2)   (. sugar loaf)

    3)  ()

    4) _. ; use your loaf () 

    *) loaves and fishes _.  ; half a loaf is better than
    no bread _.   -,  

  II [luf]

    1. _n. ; to have a loaf 

    2. _v.

      1) ;   ; to loaf away one's time 
       

      2) , 
_____

loaf-sugar

  ['luf,Sug] _n. - ()
_____

loafer

  ['luf] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) (. _pl.) ̣    
_____

loam

  [lum] _n.

    1)  (. clay loam)

    2)  ;     

    3)   ;  
_____

loamy

  ['lumI] _a. ; 
_____

loan

  [lun]

    1. _n.

      1) ; government loan  

      2) ; -.     (., );
      on loan ) ; )    ( )

      3)  ( , , )

    2. _v. (. _.)  , 
_____

loan collection

  ['lunk,lekSn] _n.  ,  
    
_____

loan show

  ['lunSu] _n.  ,    ̣
  
_____

loan-society

  ['luns'saItI] _n.  
_____

loan-translation

  ['luntrns,leISn] _n. _. 
_____

loan-word

  ['lunw:d] _n.  
_____

loath

  [lu] _a. _predic. , ; ; to be loath to do
  smth.    -.; nothing loath 
_____

loath-to-depart

  ['lutdI'pa:t] _n.  
_____

loathe

  [lu] _v.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) _.  
_____

loathful

  ['luful] = loathsome
_____

loathing

  ['luIN]

    1. _pres-p.  loathe

    2. _n.

      1) ; to be filled with loathing  

      2) 
_____

loathsome

  ['lusm] _a.  ; , 
_____

loaves

  [luvz] _pl.  loaf I
_____

lob

  [lOb]

    1. _v.

      1)    ,  (. lob along)

      2)    (   ..)

    2. _n.    (   ..)
_____

lobby

  ['lObI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ɣ; ; ; 

      2) _. ; division lobby ,   
         

      3) ,   (, );  ,
      ""        
       

      4)   

    2. _v.       ,
    "" 

      #) lobby through    
      
_____

lobbyist

  ['lObIIst] _n.

    1) ,  ,    
    

    2) ,     
_____

lobe

  [lub] _n.

    1) ; lobe of the lung _. ̣ ; lobe of the ear 
    

    2) _. 
_____

lobelia

  [lu'bi:lj] _n. _. 
_____

loblolly

  ['lOblOlI] _n. _. _.  
_____

loblolly boy

  ['lOblOlI'bOI] _n. _.  
_____

lobster

  ['lObst] _n.

    1) ; red as a lobster   

    2) _. _.  , ""

    3) _.  

    *) lobster shift = graveyard shift {. graveyard}
_____

lobster-eyed

  ['lObstr'aId] _a. 
_____

lobule

  ['lObju:l] _n.  (, )
_____

lobworm

  ['lObw:m] _n. _.  ()
_____

local

  ['lukl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; local committee ,   ();
      local train  ; local engagement _.  
      ; local war  ; local board _. 
       ; local defence _. ; Local
      Government Board ,   ;
      local name )  ; )  ; local option
      ( veto)       
       ; local examinations ,   
      ( )  ; local room _. ,
         ( ); local adverb _. 
      

      2) Σ   ; ,  (.
      quite local, very local); local anaesthesia  ; local
      armistice _.  

    2. _n.

      1)     

      2)  

      3)   ( )

      4)    

      5) _.  

      6) _pl. = local examinations {. local 1, 1)}
_____

locale

  [lu'ka:l] _n.  
_____

localism

  ['luklIzm] _n.

    1)  ;  ; 

    2)  , 

    3) _.  , 
_____

locality

  [lu'klItI] _n.

    1) ; , ; ; defended locality _.
     ; inhabited ( populated) locality ̣ 

    2) ( _pl.) ; in the locality of  

    3) _pl. ̣ 

    4) ,   ; sense ( bump _.) of
    locality  
_____

localize

  ['luklaIz] _v.

    1) ,  ; to localize infection
      

    2)   ̣ 

    3)  
_____

locally

  ['luklI] _adv.

    1)  ̣ 

    2)   
_____

locate

  [lu'keIt] _v.

    1)  , 

    2)   ̣ ;   (  
    ..)

    3) (); to be located in  ;   
_____

location

  [lu'keISn] _n.

    1)   (-.); , 

    2)  ( )

    3) ; _. 

    4) ; 

    5)  ( )

    6) _.  

    7) _.   ߣ; on location   ( ߣ)
_____

locative

  ['lOktIv] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

locator

  [lu'keIt] _n. _. 
_____

loch

  [lOk] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

loci

  ['lusaI] _pl.  locus
_____

lock

  I [lOk] _n.

    1) ; _pl. 

    2)  (),  (),  ()

  II [lOk]

    1. _n.

      1)  (.  ); ; ; ; under lock and key
      ,  

      2) _. , 

      3)  (  )

      4) ; ; 

      5)   (. Lock Hospital)

      *) lock, stock and barrel _. , ; ӣ 
      , 

    2. _v.

      1) ()  

      2)  ( ,  );  ()

      3) ; 

      4) ,  (, )

      5) ; to lock up (down)     
      ()  , 

      #) lock away   , ; lock in   
          ..; lock out )    
      ; )  ; lock up ) ; )  
      ;    ; )    
       ; )  (, )

      *) to lock the stable door after the horse has been stolen 
       
_____

lock house

  ['lOkhaus] _n.   
_____

lock-jaw

  ['lOkdO:] _n. _.  ,  
_____

lock-keeper

  ['lOk,ki:p] _n.  
_____

lock-nut

  ['lOknAt] _n. 
_____

lock-out

  ['lOkaut] _n. 
_____

lock-stitch

  ['lOkstItS] _n. _.  ;  
_____

lock-up

  ['lOkAp] _n.

    1)  ,  

    2)  ; _. 

    3) ͣ 

    4) _attr. , ; lock-up shop   
    
_____

lockage

  ['lOkId] _n.

    1)    

    2)  ()  

    3)  
_____

lock-chamber

  ['lOk,tSeImb] _n.  
_____

locker

  ['lOk] _n.

    1)  ; ; _. . 

    2)  ( )    

    *) not a shot in the locker _.    ; Davy Jones's
    locker  ,  
_____

locker room

  ['lOkrum] _n.  ( ,   ..   
   )
_____

locket

  ['lOkIt] _n. 
_____

lockfast

  ['lOkfa:st] _a. _. ,  
_____

lock-gate

  ['lOk'geIt] _n.  
_____

locking-finger

  ['lOkIN,fINg] = finger 1, 2)
_____

locksman

  ['lOksmn] _n.

    1) = lock-keeper

    2) _. 
_____

locksmith

  ['lOksmI] _n. 
_____

loco

  I ['luku]

    1. _n. _.

      1) _.  ( )

      2)  ,    (. loco disease)

    2. _a. _. ; to go loco   , 

    3. _v. _.   

  II ['luku] _.  locomotive 1, 1)
_____

locomobile

  ['luk,mubaIl]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

locomotion

  [,luk'muSn] _n. ; means of locomotion 
  
_____

locomotive

  ['luk,mutIv]

    1. _n.

      1) , , , 

      2) _pl. _. ; to use one's locomotives     

    2. _a.

      1) (); locomotive power  ; locomotive faculty
       

      2) _.  

      3) 

      4) ; locomotive depot  
_____

locum

  ['lukm] _. _n.: to do locum    (,
    ..); locum tenens  
_____

locus

  ['luks] _. _n. (_pl. loci)

    1) ; locus sigilli   ( )

    2) 

    3) _.   
_____

locust

  ['lukst] _n.

    1)  ̣  

    2) . 

    3) _. , -;  

    4) _.  ; honey locust  

    5) _. ,  

    6) _attr.: locust beans   ,  ,
    
_____

locust-tree

  ['luksttri:] = locust 3)  4)
_____

locution

  [lu'kju:Sn] _n. ,  , 
_____

lode

  [lud] _n.

    1) _. () ; 

    2) = loadstone
_____

lodestar

  ['ludsta:] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

lodge

  [lOd]

    1. _n.

      1) ;   ;  ,   ..

      2)  ;  

      3)  , 

      4)     (., )

      5)  ()

      6)  ();  ()

      7) _.  ( )

      8)    ( )

      9) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)  , , 

      2) ;  ;  ,  (
      -.)

      3)  (  ..)

      4) ,  (   ..)

      5)  ( );    (with - -., in -
      -.)

      6)  (, ; with, in);  ()

      7)  ( , )

      8)    ( )

      #) lodge out )       (
       ); )   

      *) to lodge power with smb. ( in the hands of smb.) 
      -. , 
_____

lodgement

  ['lOdmnt] _n.

    1) , ;  (. _.); the idea found lodgement in
    his mind     

    2)  (-.); ; a lodgement of dirt in a pipe 
    

    3)  (  ..)

    4) _. _. 

    5) _.    ; to find ( to make) a
    lodgement , 

    6) _. 
_____

lodger

  ['lOd] _n. ; to take in lodgers   
_____

lodging

  ['lOdIN]

    1. _pres-p.  lodge 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _pl. (  ) , ; ; dry
      lodging ,   

      3) _attr.: lodging allowance ( money) _.  

      *) lodging turn _-.  ,  
_____

lodging-house

  ['lOdINhaus] _n.  ; common lodging-house 
  
_____

lodgment

  ['lOdmnt] = lodgement
_____

loess

  ['luIs] _n. _. ̣
_____

loft

  [lOft]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) 

      4) _.   ( , )

      5)  ( )

      6) _. 

      7) ,    ( )

    2. _v.

      1)    ( )

      2)  
_____

loft-room

  ['lOftrum] _n. 
_____

loftiness

  ['lOftInIs] _n.

    1)  

    2)  (  ..)

    3) ; 

    4) , 
_____

lofty

  ['lOftI] _a.

    1)   (  )

    2)  (   ..)

    3) 

    4) , ; 
_____

log

  [lOg]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; 

      2) _. ; to heave the log  

      3) = log-book

      4) _.   

      *) to keep the log rolling    ; to split the
      log  -.

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) _.     .. 

      3) _.    ();  () 
      

      #) log off ޣ
_____

log cabin

  ['lOg,kbIn] _n. _.  
_____

log frame

  ['lOgfreIm] _n.  
_____

log hut

  ['lOghAt] = log cabin
_____

log-book

  ['lOgbuk] _n.

    1)  ;   (̣);   
    ..

    2)  (, ̣)
_____

log-head

  ['lOghed] _n. , 
_____

log-juice

  ['lOgdu:s] _n. _. ۣ 
_____

log-man

  ['lOgmn] _n. _. 
_____

log-roll

  ['lOgrul] _v. _.    ( ); 
   ( )
_____

log-rolling

  ['lOg,rulIN] _n. _.

    1)   ң

    2)   ( );   ( )
_____

loganberry

  ['lugnbrI] _n. _.   (   )
_____

logarithm

  ['lOgrIm] _n. 
_____

logged

  [lOgd]

    1. _p-p.  log 2

    2. _a.

      1) ;  

      2)  ( ); 

      3)   
_____

logger

  ['lOg] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _.  ()
_____

loggerhead

  ['lOghed] _n.

    1)   

    2)   

    3) _. 

    *) to be at loggerheads with smb. ,   -.;
         -.; to fall ( to get, to go) to
    loggerheads   
_____

logging

  ['lOgIN]

    1. _pres-p.  log 2

    2. _n.    
_____

logic

  ['lOdIk] _n. 
_____

logical

  ['lOdIkl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

logician

  [lu'dISn] _n. 
_____

logistical

  [lu'dIstIkl] _a. _.   , ; logistical
  number ,    ; logistical support
  - 
_____

logistics

  [lu'dIstIks] _n. _pl. _.   , -
  ,  
_____

logogram

  ['lOgugrm] _n.   ,  ; 
_____

logomachy

  [lO'gOmkI] _n.  ;   
_____

logwood

  ['lOgwud] _n. _.  
_____

logy

  ['lugI] _a. _.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

loin

  [lOIn] _n.

    1) _pl. 

    2) _.  

    *) to gird up one's loins _. _.  ,  
    ,  ( -.); sprung from smb.'s loins ģ
    -. (   ..)
_____

loin-cloth

  ['lOInklO] _n.  
_____

loir

  [lOI] _n. _. -
_____

loiter

  ['lOIt] _v.

    1) , , ; 

    2)   

    #) loiter away  ,  ; to loiter away
    one's time ,   
_____

loll

  [lOl] _v.  ;  ()   

    #) loll out )  ; )  ( )
_____

lollipop

  ['lOlIpOp] _n.   ; _pl. 
_____

lone

  [lun] _a.

    1) Σ

    2) _. _. 

    3) _.   
_____

lone electron

  ['lunI'lektrOn] _n.  
_____

lonely

  ['lunlI] _a.

    1) ;  ; to feel lonely  
    ,   

    2) Σ, 
_____

loner

  ['lun] _n. _.  ; ; 
_____

lonesome

  ['lunsm] _a.

    1) = lonely

    2)  , 
_____

long

  I [lON]

    1. _a.

      1) ; long measures  ; at long range  
      ; a long mile  ; long waves _. 
      

      2) ; ;  ; long look  ;
      a long custom ,  ; a long farewell ) 
      ; )  ; a friendship (an illness) of long
      standing   ( ); long vacation 
      

      3) ; ; how long he is!   !

      4)  -   ; a mile long 
        ; an hour long    

      5) , ; long family  ; long bill
      ,  ޣ; long price  ; long shillings
       

      6) Σ, 

      7) , 

      8) _. _.  (  )

      9) _. 

      *) long ears ; to make ( to pull) a long face ;
      to make a long nose  ""; long greens _. _.
       ; long head , ;
      long nine _. _. ۣ ; long odds 
       ;  ; Long Tom )  ;
      ) _.  ; Long Parliament _.  ;
      long in the teeth ; to get a long start over smb. 
       -.

    2. _adv.

      1) ; as long as ; stay for as long as you like 
      ,    ; long live...  ...

      2) ;   (, ); long before  ; long
      after   ; long since  -

      3): his life long     ,   

    3. _n.

      1)  ,  ; for long ; before long ;
      ; will not take long  ͣ  

      2) _pl.    

      3) _.  

      4) (the longs) = long vacation {. I, 1, 2)}

      #) the long and the short of it  , 

  II [lON] _v.

    1)   (-.),  (to, for -  -.)

    2) 
_____

long hundredweight

  ['lON'hAndrdweIt] _n.   (112  = 50,8 .)
_____

long jump

  ['lON'dAmp] _n. _.   
_____

long ton

  ['lON'tAn] = gross ton
_____

long-ago

  ['lON'gu]

    1. _n. ̣ ;  

    2. _a. , ̣
_____

long-bow

  ['lONbu] _n.   (); to draw ( to pull) the long-bow
   ; 
_____

long-distance

  ['lON'dIstns]

    1. _a. , ̣; long-distance call  
      ; long-distance telephone service
        ; long-distance
    transmission  

    2. _n.

      1)     

      2)   
_____

long-drawn

  ['lONdrO:n] = long-drawn out
_____

long-drawn out

  ['lONdrO:n'aut] _a. , 
_____

long-hair

  ['lONhE] _a. _.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3)  أ 
_____

long-haired

  ['lONhEd] _a. _.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3)  أ 
_____

long-headed

  ['lON'hedId] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , , 
_____

long-lived

  ['lON'lIvd] _a. 
_____

long-liver

  ['lON,lIv] _n. 
_____

long-play

  ['lON'pleI] = long-player
_____

long-player

  ['lON'pleI] _n.  
_____

long-playing

  ['lON'pleIIN] _a. ; long-playing record 
  
_____

long-primer

  ['lON'prIm] _n. _. 
_____

long-range

  ['lON'reInd] _a.  ; ; long-range rocket
    ; long-range thinking 
  ; long-range policy   ; long-range
  planning  
_____

long-run

  ['lONrAn] _a. , ̣; long-run objective  ;
  long-run prospects ̣ 
_____

long-service pay

  ['lON's:vIs'peI] _n.    
_____

long-shot

  ['lONSOt] _n. _.  ; ,   
_____

long-sighted

  ['lON'saItId] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

long-standing

  ['lON'stndIN] _a. 
_____

long-suffering

  ['lON'sAfrIN]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. , 
_____

long-term

  ['lONt:m] _a. ; ; long-term bond ( note)
         
_____

long-time

  ['lONtaIm] = long-term
_____

long-tongued

  ['lON'tANd] _a. 
_____

long-winded

  ['lON'wIndId] _a.

    1)   ̣,     ,  

    2) ; 
_____

longanimity

  [,lONg'nImItI] _n. _. 
_____

long-boat

  ['lONbut] _n. _. 
_____

longer

  ['lONg] _comp.  long I, 1  2 wait a while longer  ݣ
  ; I shall not wait (any) longer    
_____

longeron

  ['lOndrn] _n. (. _pl.) _. 
_____

longest

  ['lONgIst] _sup.  long I, 1  2; (a week) at longest  
  ()
_____

longevity

  [lOn'devItI] _n. ; , 
_____

longevous

  [lOn'di:vs] _a. 
_____

longhand

  ['lONhnd] _n.   (. shorthand)
_____

longing

  ['lONIN]

    1. _pres-p.  long II

    2. _n. ,  , 

    3. _a. ,  ; longing look   
_____

longitude

  ['lOndItju:d] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

longitudinal

  [,lOndI'tju:dInl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; longitudinal section  

      2) _.  

    2. _n.

      1) _.  ;  ;  
      

      2) _. 
_____

longshoreman

  ['lONSO:mn] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3) _. ,      
_____

longspun

  ['lONspAn] _a. , 
_____

longueurs

  [lO:N'g:z] _n. _. _pl. 
_____

longways

  ['lONweIz] _adv.  
_____

longwise

  ['lONwaIz] = longways
_____

loo

  I [lu:] _n.  (_. )

  II [lu:] _. . lavatory
_____

loo-table

  ['lu:,teIbl] _n.  
_____

looby

  ['lu:bI] _n. ; 
_____

looey

  ['lu:I] _n. _. _. 
_____

loofah

  ['lu:fa:] _n. _. 
_____

look

  [luk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to have ( to take) a look at  ;
       ; to cast a look  , ; to steal
      a look  

      2)  (, ); a vacant look  

      3) , ; good looks ; ; to lose one's
      looks ; I don't like the look of him     ;
      affairs took on an ugly look   ; upon the look 
      ; not to have a look in with smb.  ,  -., 
        -.; new look   ( )

    2. _v.

      1) , ; ; _.  ,
      ; to look ahead  ң ( ); look ahead!
      !; !; to look through blue-coloured (rose-coloured)
      glasses  ӣ   () ; to
      look things in the face    

      2)  -     ,
      ; to look well (ill)   (); to look big
        ; to look like  ,  , 
       ; it looks like rain(ing) ,   ; to look
      one's age     ; to look oneself again
        , 

      3)  (, ); he looked his thanks   
       

      4)  ...,  ݣ ...; my room looks south 
         

      #) look about )   ; ) ,
      ; look after )  , ;
      )  ,  ; look at )   -., 
      -.; )  ( ޣ ), ; one's way of looking
      at things -. ; -.    ; look back
      ) ; ) ,   ; look down
      )  ,  (on, upon); ) _.  ( );
      look for ) ; ) ,  ; look in )  
      -.; )  ; look into ) ;
      ) ; look on ) ; ) = look upon; look out
      )  (-.); )  ; look out!
      !, !; )  ,  (on, over - 
      -.); ) ; to look out for a house  (
      ) ; look over ) ; )  ;
      ) ; look round )  ; )  ӣ
      (  ); look through )   (  ..);
      )  -.; )  -. ; look to
      )  ,  ; look to it that this doesn't happen
      again ,    ; )  ;
      )  ; ) ,    -., 
      -.;    -.; )  ; the evidence
      looks to acquittal    ,  ;
      look toward = look to ); look towards: I look towards you _.
         ; look up )  ,  ; to
      look up and down  ; to look up to smb. 
        -.;  -.;   -.;
      )  (-.  ); ) _.  ( );
      things are looking up  ; )  ( );
      ) _.  -.; look upon   ;  ;
      he was looked upon as an authority     
      ,   

      *) to look alive , ; look before you leap  
      ; look here! !; look sharp! !; ()
       !; to look at home    ,   
      ; to look at him    
_____

look-in

  ['luk'In] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3) _. ; to have a look-in    
_____

look-out

  ['luk'aut] _n.

    1) , ֣; to be on the look-out (for) 
    

    2)  

    3) ; ; 

    4) ; a wonderful look-out over the sea    

    5) , 

    *) that's my look-out  ϣ 
_____

look-see

  ['luk'si:] _n. _.

    1)    

    2) _. 

    3) 
_____

looker

  ['luk] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. _. , 

    3) _. 
_____

looker-on

  ['lukr'On] _n. (_pl. lookers-on) , 

    *) lookers-on see most of the game   
_____

lookers-on

  ['lukz'On] _pl.  looker-on
_____

looking-for

  ['lukINfO:] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

looking-glass

  ['lukINgla:s] _n. 
_____

loom

  I [lu:m] _n.  

  II [lu:m]

    1. _n.

      1)  (  )

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)  ; 

      2)  ,   (. loom large)
_____

loon

  I [lu:n] _n. _. _.

    1) ԣ , 

    2) 

  II [lu:n] _n.  
_____

loony

  ['lu:nI] (_.  lunatic) _.

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a. , 
_____

loony-bin

  ['lu:nIbIn] _n. _.  
_____

loop

  [lu:p]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. ͣ ,  

      3) _.  ()

      4) _. 

      5) _. , , 

      6)   ;  

      7) _. ,  

    2. _v.  ,  ; to loop the loop _. 
    ͣ ,  ; to loop the moon   
_____

loop-aerial

  ['lu:p'ErIl] _n. _.  
_____

loop-hole

  ['lu:phul]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , ף

    2. _v.  
_____

loop-light

  ['lu:plaIt] _n. ,  
_____

loop-line

  ['lu:plaIn] = loop 1, 6)
_____

loopy

  ['lu:pI] _a.

    1)  

    2) _. 

    3) _. 
_____

loose

  [lu:s]

    1. _a.

      1) ; to break loose   ;   ;
      to come loose ; ; to let loose ) ;
      )   (,   ..)

      2) ; (to ride) with a loose rein )  
      ; ) () ,  

      3) ,  ( )

      4) , ̣,  ; loose translation
      )  ; ) ,  

      5) , 

      6)  ; loose morals  

      7)  ( );  ( )

      8) ,  ,    , 

      9) () ̣; , ; ;
      ; loose end   (,   ..); loose
      leaf  

      10) 

      11) _. 

      *) loose bowels   ; to sit loose to smth. 
         -.; at a loose end )  ̣
      ,  ; )  

    2. _adv.   . {. 1}

    3. _v.

      1) ,  ; to loose one's hold of smth. 
      -.  ; wine loosed his tongue    

      2) ; ;  (); 
      ()

      3) ,   (  ..)

      4)  (. loose off)

      5) _.  

    4. _n. ,  (  ..); to give (a) loose (to) 
     (); to give a loose to one's tongue  

      *) to be on the loose ,    
_____

loose box

  ['lu:sbOks] _n.  ( )
_____

loose-leaf

  ['lu:sli:f] _a.    (   ..)
_____

loosely

  ['lu:slI] _adv.   . {. loose 1}
_____

loosen

  ['lu:sn] _v.

    1) (),  ; to loosen discipline 
    

    2) 

    3)  (  ..)

    4) _.   ()

    5) 

    6) _. 

    #) loosen up )    (); )  
    ,  
_____

loosener

  ['lu:sn] _n. 
_____

looseness

  ['lu:snIs] _n.

    1)   . {. loose 1}

    2) _. 
_____

loosestrife

  ['lu:sstraIf] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

loot

  [lu:t]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 

    2. _v. ;  
_____

lop

  I [lOp]

    1. _n.  ,  (. )

    2. _v.

      1) ,  , 

      2)     (. lop off, lop away)

      3) 

      4) 

      5) ; 

  II [lOp] _v.

    1) 

    2)  , 

    #) lop about , 

  III [lOp] _n. _. 
_____

lop-eared

  ['lOpId] _a. 
_____

lop-sided

  ['lOp'saIdId] _a.

    1) ; Σ, Σ

    2) ; ; lop-sided development ,
     
_____

lope

  [lup]

    1. _n.  , ,  (.  )

    2. _v.   (.  )
_____

loppings

  ['lOpINz] _n. _pl.  
_____

loppy

  ['lOpI] _a. () 
_____

loquacious

  [lu'kweISs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

loquacity

  [lu'kwsItI] _n. 
_____

loquitur

  ['lOkwIt] _. _v.  ()
_____

lor

  [lO:] _int. _. (_.  lord 1) o lor!  ! (
  ,   ..)
_____

lord

  [lO:d]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; ;  ;
      lord of the manor  ; the lord of the harvest
      ) ,   ; )  ; lords of
      creation ) _.  ; ) _. ,  

      2) , ;   ; the Lords spiritual  -
        ; the Lords temporal   
      ; my lord [mI'lO:d]  (   ,
      ,   )

      3) (the) Lords _.  

      4) ,  (); the cotton lords
       

      5) _. _. , ; lord and master   

      6)   (. the Lord); our Lord ; the Lord's day
      ; the Lord's prayer   (); the Lord's supper
      )  ; ) , ; Lord's table 

      *) to act the lord ; to live like a lord    
      

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)  

      3): to lord it ,  , ; ,
      ; to lord it over smb.  -.; he will not be
      lorded over   ,   
_____

lordliness

  ['lO:dlInIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

lordly

  ['lO:dlI]

    1. _a.

      1)  , 

      2) , 

      3) , , 

      4) 

    2. _adv.

      1)   , -

      2) 
_____

lordship

  ['lO:dSIp] _n.

    1) _.   

    2) _.  , 

    3)  (over - )

    4): your lordship   (   )
_____

lore

  I [lO:] _n.  ( ̣ );  ;
  bird lore 

  II [lO:] _n. _.  ( )
_____

lorgnette

  [lO:'njet] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

loricate

  ['lOrIkeIt] _a. _. ֣  ,  
   ..
_____

lorikeet

  [,lOrI'ki:t] _n.   ( )
_____

lorn

  [lO:n] _a. _., . _. , , 
_____

lorry

  ['lOrI]

    1. _n.

      1)  ,  (. motor lorry)

      2) 

      3) _-. 

    2. _v.     , 
_____

lorry-hop

  ['lOrIhOp] _v. _. ,   
  
_____

lory

  ['lO:rI] _n. _.  ()
_____

lose

  [lu:z] _v. (lost)

    1) , ;  (, ); to lose courage
    , ; to lose one's head    ;
    _.  ; to lose one's temper , 
    ; to be lost to (all) sense of duty (shame) ()
       (); I've quite lost my cold   
    ۣ ; to lose altitude   ( ̣); to lose
    (all) track (of)  , 

    2) ,  ; there is not a moment to lose 
      ; to lose no time in doing smth. 
    

    3) ; to lose a bet  

    4)  ,  (-.);  (-.); it will lose
    me my place    ,     

    5) _pass. ; , ;   ; the
    ship was lost on the rocks    

    6) ; ; to lose one's train   

    7) ;  ; to lose the end of a sentence 
      

    8) _refl. ; to lose oneself in smth.   
    -.;   -.

    9)  ( )

    10) 

    *) to lose sleep over smth.   - -.;  
     -.,    ޣ-.; to lose ground ) ;
    ) ; to be lost upon smb.  ,   
      -.; your kindness is lost upon him   , 
      ; my hints were not lost upon him   
    ͣ
_____

loser

  ['lu:z] _n. , ; ; to be a good loser 
      ; to come off a loser ,
    ; to be a loser by smth.   ޣ-.;
     -.
_____

losing

  ['lu:zIN]

    1. _pres-p.  lose

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _pl.   ,   ..

    3. _a. ; to play a losing game    
_____

loss

  [lOs] _n.

    1) , ; loss of one's eyesight  ; to have a
    loss, to meet with a loss  

    2) 

    3) ; 

    4) ; ; to sell at a loss   ; dead loss
     ; to make good a loss  

    5) _. ; loss in yarn _. 

    6) _pl. _. ; loss of life   ,  ; to
    suffer ( to sustain) losses )  ; )  

    7) _attr.: loss replacement _.  

    *) to be at a loss )   ,  ; he was at a
    loss for words     ; ) _.  
_____

loss-leader

  ['lOs'li:d] _n. ,      
  
_____

lost

  [lOst]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  lose

    2. _a.   . {. lose}; lost effort  ; to
    give smb. up for lost  -. 

      *) the Lost and Found  ; what's lost is lost   
      , ..
_____

lot

  [lOt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; _. , , ; to cast (to draw) lots
       () ; to settle by lot  أ; to
      cast ( to throw) in one's lot with smb. ,  ()
        -.; the lot fell upon ( came to) me   
      

      2)  (); across lots ,  ԣ; parking
      lot  

      3) ,      ,
       

      4) _. ,  (); 

      5) , ; a lot (of), lots of , ; ; lots and
      lots of _.  , 

      6)  (); we'll send you the texstbooks in three
      different lots  ̣     

      7) , 

      8)   

      *) a bad lot _. ,  

    2. _v.

      1) ,   ,  ( lot out)

      2) _.  

      3) ;    (  )

      4) _. _.  (on, upon -  -.)

    3. _adv. , ; a lot better (more)   ()
_____

lota

  ['luta:] = lotah
_____

lotah

  ['luta:] _. _n.    ( )
_____

loth

  [lu] = loath
_____

lotion

  ['luSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,   

    3) _.  
_____

lotos

  ['luts] = lotus
_____

lottery

  ['lOtrI] _n. 
_____

lotto

  ['lOtu] _n. 
_____

lotus

  ['luts] _n. _. 
_____

lotus-eater

  ['luts,i:t] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,   ϣ 
_____

lotus-land

  ['lutslnd] _n.     
_____

loud

  [laud]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) ; ; 

      3)  ( )

      4)  ( ,   ..)

      5)  ( )

    2. _adv. 
_____

loud speaker

  ['laud'spi:k] _n. _. , 
_____

loud-hailer

  ['laud,heIl] _n. ; , 
_____

loudly

  ['laudlI] _adv.

    1) , ; 

    2) 
_____

loudmouth

  ['laudmau] _n. _. 
_____

loudmouthed

  ['laudmaud] _a. _. , 
_____

lough

  [lOk] _n. _. ; 
_____

lounge

  [laund]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

      3)      (   ..)

      4) ; ; 

      5) = lounge suit

    2. _v.

      1)  ; ,  ( -.)

      2)  ,  (. lounge about); to lounge away
      one's life (time)    ()
_____

lounge suit

  ['laundsju:t] _n.  
_____

lounger

  ['laund] _n. 
_____

loupe

  [lu:p] _n. ,  
_____

lour

  ['lau] _v.

    1)  , 

    2) ,  
_____

louse

  1. _n. [laus] (_pl. lice) 

  2. _v. [lauz]   ޣ ; louse up ,
  
_____

lousiness

  ['lauzInIs] _n. , 
_____

lousy

  ['lauzI] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. , ; 

    3): lousy with smth. _. ,  -.; to be lousy
    with  ; lousy with money 
_____

lout

  [laut] _n. , ԣ , 
_____

loutish

  ['lautIS] _a. , ԣ
_____

louver

  ['lu:v] _n.

    1) _pl. 

    2)      (  )

    3) _. _.  
_____

louvre

  ['lu:v] = louver
_____

lovable

  ['lAvbl] _a. , 
_____

love

  [lAv]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; there's no love lost between them 
        

      2) ̣; to be in love (with)  ̣ (); to fall
      in love (with)  (); to fall out of love with smb.
       -.; to make love to )  ; ) 
       ; love in a cottage   

      3)  ;  

      4)  ; , ; , 
      (.   my love)

      5) _. , 

      6) -. ; a regular love of a kitten 
      ԣ

      7) _. ; win by four goals to love   ޣ 4:0;
      love all ޣ 0:0; love game ""

      *) for the love of ,  ; for the love of Mike  ; not
      for love or money, not for the love of Mike   ,   
      ,    ; to give (to send) one's love to smb.
       ()  -.; for love of the game  
       ; to play for love    ; love and a cough
      cannot be hidden _.     

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) , ;   ( ޣ-.); I'd love to
      come with you     ۣ  
_____

love-affair

  ['lAv,fE] _n. ,  ,  
_____

love-apple

  ['lAv,pl] _n. 
_____

love-bird

  ['lAvb:d] _n.  
_____

love-child

  ['lAvtSaIld] _n.   (  £)
_____

love-favour

  ['lAv,feIv] _n.    
_____

love-in

  ['lAv'In] _n. _.  
_____

love-in-a-mist

  ['lAvIn'mIst] _n. _.  , 
_____

love-in-idleness

  ['lAvIn'aIdlnIs] _n. _.  
_____

love-letter

  ['lAv,let] _n.  
_____

love-lies-bleeding

  ['lAvlaIz'bli:dIN] _n. _.  ,  
_____

love-lorn

  ['lAvlO:n] _a.

    1)   ģ 

    2)  ( )
_____

love-making

  ['lAv,meIkIN] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

love-match

  ['lAvmtS] _n.   
_____

love-seat

  ['lAvsi:t] _n. ,  
_____

love-story

  ['lAv'stO:rI] _n.  ; ,   
_____

loveless

  ['lAvlIs] _a. ; ;   ( )
_____

loveliness

  ['lAvlInIs] _n. ; ; , 
_____

lovelock

  ['lAvlOk] _n. ,      ݣ
_____

lovely

  ['lAvlI]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; _. 

      2) _. , 

    2. _n. _.  (  )
_____

lover

  ['lAv] _n.

    1) ; ; _pl. ̣

    2)  (-.); 

    3) ; lovers of peace  

    4) _. , 
_____

lovesick

  ['lAvsIk] _a.   
_____

loveworthy

  ['lAv,w:I] _a.  
_____

loving

  ['lAvIN]

    1. _pres-p.  love 2

    2. _a. , , , 
_____

loving-cup

  ['lAvINkAp] _n.  
_____

low

  I [lu]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 

  II [lu]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; low tide ( water)  ; 

      2) ; ; ; low pulse  ; low
      visibility  ; low spirits , ; to
      feel low   ; to bring low ;
      

      3)  

      4) , ; low wages   ; to
      be in low circumstances   Σ 

      5)   ,    ( )

      6) ,  ( ); ݣ, ۣ (
      , ); low supply  ; in low
      supply 

      7) ,  ( );  ( ); low whisper 
      ۣ

      8) _. ; 

      9) , ; , ; ; low comedy
      ,   

      10) , ; to form a low opinion of smb.  
         -.,     -.

      *) Low Sunday _.   (  ); to lay
      low ) , ; ) ; ) ; to lie low
      )  ͣ; )  ; ) _. , 

    2. _adv.

      1) ; to bow low  

      2) 

      3)  ; to live low  

      4) , , ; to speak low  ; to burn low 
      

      5)   , ģ; to buy low  ģ; to play low
         

    3. _n.

      1) ()  

      2) _.    

      3) ,   ()

      4) _.  

      5) _.   ޣ
_____

low ground

  ['lugraund] _n. , 
_____

low life

  ['lulaIf] _n. ,   
_____

low relief

  ['lurI'li:f] _n. 
_____

low-born

  ['lu'bO:n] _a.  
_____

low-bred

  ['lu'bred] _a. , ԣ
_____

low-down

  ['ludaun] _.

    1. _a.

      1) , ; to play a low-down trick  ,
       

      2) , 

    2. _adv.: to play it low-down   , 

    3. _n. _. , , 
_____

low-flying

  ['lu'flaIIN] _a.     ( ̣)
_____

low-grade

  ['lu'greId]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n.  
_____

low-minded

  ['lu'maIndId] _a. , 
_____

low-necked

  ['lu'nekt] _a. ,    ( )
_____

low-paid

  ['lu'peId] _a. 
_____

low-pitched

  ['lu'pItSt] _a.

    1)  ,  ( )

    2)  ( )

    3)   
_____

low-powered

  ['lu'paud] _a. _. 
_____

low-spirited

  ['lu'spIrItId] _a. , 
_____

low-water mark

  ['lu,wO:t'ma:k] _n.   ; _.  (-.); to
  be at low-water mark _.    ;   
_____

lowboy

  ['lubOI] _n. _.       
_____

lowbrow

  ['lubrau] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

lowbrowed

  ['lubraud] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ( ԣ)

    3) ԣ, ,    (   ..)

    4) 
_____

lower

  I ['lu]

    1. _a. (_comp.  low II, 1)

      1) ; ; lower deck  ; the lower deck 
      (  ); lower middle class  ; lower
      orders  , ; lower school    
        ; lower boy     ;
      Lower House   (  ); lower
      organization  ; lower regions ,
      ; _.  ; ,   

      2)  ( )

      *) Lower Empire _.   ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  (, , );  ()

      2) () ( ,   ..); ()

      3) 

      4) 

      5) 

      6) _.  , ; to lower a glass of beer
        ; to lower a sandwich  

  II ['lau] = lour
_____

lowering

  I ['laurIN]

    1. _pres-p.  lower II

    2. _a. ԣ, ; lowering clouds ,  

  II ['lurIN] _pres-p.  lower I, 2
_____

lowermost

  ['lumust] _a.  
_____

lowland

  ['lulnd] _n. (. _pl.)  , , ; the
  Lowlands ,     ( . Highlands)
_____

lowlived

  ['lulIvd] _a.

    1) ,    

    2) , 
_____

lowly

  ['lulI]

    1. _a.

      1)     

      2) ; 

    2. _adv. 
_____

loyal

  ['lOIl] _a. , ; ; 
_____

loyalist

  ['lOIlIst] _n. 
_____

loyalty

  ['lOIltI] _n. , ; 
_____

lozenge

  ['lOzInd] _n.

    1) ;  ; 

    2) У, 
_____

lubber

  ['lAb]

    1. _n.

      1)   , 

      2)  

    2. _a. 
_____

lubber-head

  ['lAbhed] _n. , 
_____

lubberly

  ['lAblI]

    1. _a. 

    2. _adv. , 
_____

lube

  [lu:b] _n.   (. lube oil)
_____

lubricant

  ['lu:brIknt] _n.  , 
_____

lubricate

  ['lu:brIkeIt] _v.

    1)  (  ..)

    2) _. ""

    3) _.  
_____

lubrication

  [,lu:brI'keISn] _n. ,  ()
_____

lubricator

  ['lu:brIkeIt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ; ̣
_____

lubricity

  [lu:'brIsItI] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) ף, ; 

    3) , ݣ
_____

lubricous

  ['lu:brIks] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ף, ; 

    3) 
_____

luce

  [lu:s] _n.  ( )
_____

lucent

  ['lu:snt] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

lucerne

  [lu:'s:n] _n. _. 
_____

lucid

  ['lu:sId] _a.

    1) , ; lucid mind  

    2) 

    3) ; ; lucid interval )   , 
     ( ); )     

    4) _. 
_____

lucidity

  [lu:'sIdItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3)  ,  ( )

    4) _. 
_____

luck

  [lAk] _n.

    1) , ; bad ( ill) luck , ; good luck
     , ; rough luck  ; to try one's luck
    ,  ; to push ( to stretch) one's luck
     ; down on one's luck ) ޣ ; ) 
    ,  ; )  ; just my luck! ,  , 
    ڣ!,   ϣ !

    2) , ; a great piece of luck  , 
    ; a run of luck  ; for luck!  !; I am in (out
    of) luck  ڣ ( ڣ); if my luck holds    
    ; devil's own luck  ;  ; you
    are in luck's way  

    *) as ill luck would have it   ,  ; as luck would
    have it     ,  ڣ, ; worse luck 
    
_____

luckily

  ['lAkIlI] _adv.  ,   
_____

luckless

  ['lAklIs] _a. , 
_____

lucky

  I ['lAkI] _a.

    1) , ; ; lucky beggar ( devil)
    , 

    2)  

    3) 

  II ['lAkI] _n. _sl.: to cut one's lucky ,  (),
  
_____

lucky-bag

  ['lAkIbg] _n.   (,    -.)
_____

lucky-dip

  ['lAkIdIp] = lucky-bag
_____

lucrative

  ['lu:krtIv] _a. , , 
_____

lucre

  ['lu:k] _n. ,  (   )
_____

lucubrate

  ['lu:kju:breIt] _v.

    1) ,   

    2)  

    3)     
_____

lucubration

  [,lu:kju:'breISn] _n.

    1) ֣  ,   

    2)    
_____

ludicrous

  ['lu:dIkrs] _a. , , 
_____

lues

  ['lju:i:z] _n. _. 
_____

luff

  I [lAf]

    1. _n. _.   ()

    2. _v.

      1) _.   ,   

      2) _.   

  II [lAf] _n. _. _. 
_____

lug

  I [lAg]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ģ

      3) _pl. _. _. ; to put on lugs ) ;
      ) ,  

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  ģ (at)

      #) lug away   , ; lug in, lug into
      ;  ;       ;
      lug out 

  II [lAg] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) 

    3) _. , , 

    4) _. 

    5) _. , , ; ; 

    6) _. , 
_____

luggage

  ['lAgId] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; luggage space  ; luggage van
    _-.  ; luggage boot  ()
_____

luggage office

  ['lAgId,OfIs] _n.   
_____

lugger

  ['lAg] _n.  (  )
_____

lugubrious

  [lu:'gu:brIs] _a. , ; 
_____

lukewarm

  ['lu:kwO:m] _a.

    1) 

    2)   , , 
_____

lull

  [lAl]

    1. _n.

      1)  ;   ();  (
      )

      2) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)  ()

      2)  ( , , )

      3) ,  (£)

      4)  ();  ()

      5)   (-.)
_____

lullaby

  ['lAlbaI] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) ,   (   ..)
_____

lulu

  ['lu:lu:] _n. _. _. -.   
_____

lumbago

  [lAm'beIgu] _n. _. , 
_____

lumbar

  ['lAmb] _a. _. 
_____

lumber

  I ['lAmb]

    1. _n.

      1)   ,    ..; 

      2) _. ң, 

      3)   (.  )

    2. _v.

      1) ,    ( lumber up)

      2) _.    ()

  II ['lAmb]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2)  (. lumber along, lumber by, lumber past)
_____

lumber-camp

  ['lAmbkmp] _n. _. ; ӣ  
_____

lumber-mill

  ['lAmbmIl] _n. _.  
_____

lumber-room

  ['lAmbrum] _n. 
_____

lumber-yard

  ['lAmbja:d] _n. _.  
_____

lumberer

  ['lAmbr] _n. _. 
_____

lumbering

  I ['lAmbrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  lumber I, 2

    2. _n. _.

      1)  ; 

      2)  

  II ['lAmbrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  lumber II, 2

    2. _a.

      1)  , ; 

      2) 
_____

lumberjack

  ['lAmbdk] _n. _. , 
_____

lumberman

  ['lAmbmn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) (. _.) ;  
_____

lumen

  ['lu:mn] _n. _.  (  )
_____

luminary

  ['lu:mInrI] _n. 
_____

luminescence

  [,lu:mI'nesns] _n. , 
_____

luminescent

  [,lu:mI'nesnt] _a. , 
_____

luminosity

  [,lu:mI'nOsItI] _n.  
_____

luminous

  ['lu:mIns] _a.

    1) , ; luminous body  ; luminous
    intensity  ; luminous efficiency  ; the room
    was luminous with sunlight    

    2)   ( -.)

    3) , 

    4) ݣ

    5)  ( ,   ..)
_____

lummox

  ['lAmks] _n. _. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

lummy

  ['lAmI] _a. _. , 
_____

lump

  [lAmp]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ,  ; a lump in the throat  
      ; he is a lump of selfishness     

      2)  , ; to take in ( by) the lump 
      , ; _.   

      3) , ; , 

      4) _. , , 

      5)    ;   

      6) _attr.: lump sugar   ̣ 

      7) _attr.: lump sum )  ; )  , 
      ; )  ; on a lump sum basis  
      

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  ;   ,   
      (. lump together, lump with)

      2)  ,  (. lump along);   (.
      lump down)

      *) to lump it -   -.; to lump large 
       
_____

lumper

  ['lAmp] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

lumping

  ['lAmpIN]

    1. _pres-p.  lump 2

    2. _a.

      1) _. 

      2) ֣ ( ); 

      3) 
_____

lumpish

  ['lAmpIS] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

lumpy

  ['lAmpI] _a. ; ; lumpy sea  
_____

lunacy

  ['lu:nsI] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _. 

    3)  ,  
_____

lunar

  ['lu:n] _a. ; lunar distance   ( 
   , -.   ); lunar module  ,
    ( ); lunar vehicle ( rover) ;
  lunar packet        
   

    *) lunar politics ,    
_____

lunar caustic

  ['lu:n'kO:stIk] _n. _. 
_____

lunarian

  [lu:'nErIn] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,  
_____

lunate

  ['lu:neIt] _a.  ,   
_____

lunatic

  ['lu:ntIk]

    1. _a. , 

      *) lunatic fringe   , 
      

    2. _n. , , 
_____

lunatic asylum

  ['lu:ntIk'saIlm] _n.  ;  
_____

lunation

  [lu:'neISn] _n.  
_____

lunch

  [lAntS]

    1. _n.

      1)  (      ), ; to have
      ( to take) lunch  (   )

      2) ̣ 

    2. _v.

      1)  (   )

      2) _.  
_____

lunch counter

  ['lAntS,kaunt] _n. ,  
_____

luncheon

  ['lAntSn] _n.

    1)  (. )

    2) ̣ 
_____

luncheonette

  [,lAntS'net] _n. _.

    1) ̣ 

    2) , 
_____

lunch-hour

  ['lAntS,au] _n.  
_____

lunchroom

  ['lAntSrum] _n. _. 
_____

lunette

  [lu:'net] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

lung

  [lAN] _n. _. ̣

    *) the lungs ̣; the lungs of London      
    ; good lungs  
_____

lung fever

  ['lAN'fi:v] _n. _.   ̣
_____

lunge

  I [lAnd]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ,      

    2. _v.   

  II [lAnd]

    1. _n.

      1)  (    )

      2)  (ң)

      3) ,  

      4) , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  

      2) , 
_____

lunger

  ['lANg] _n. _. _. ̣ 
_____

lung-tester

  ['lAN,test] _n. 
_____

lungwort

  ['lANw:t] _n. _. ̣ , 
_____

lunik

  ['lu:nIk] _. _n. 
_____

lunkhead

  ['lANkhed] _n. _. _. 
_____

lupin

  ['lu:pIn] _n. _. 
_____

lupine

  1. ['lu:paIn] _a. 

  2. ['lu:pIn] _n. _. 
_____

lupus

  ['lu:ps] _n. _. , ̣ 
_____

lurch

  I [l:tS]

    1. _n.

      1)  (); to give a lurch 

      2)  

      3) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  , 

  II [l:tS] _n.: to leave smb. in the lurch  -.  , 
  ֣ 
_____

lurcher

  ['l:tS] _n.

    1) ; , 

    2) 

    3) - (    )
_____

lure

  [lju]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (. lure away, lure into, lure to)

      2) _. , 
_____

lurid

  ['ljurId] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ; to cast a lurid light  , 
    

    3) , 

    4) -

    5) -, 

    6) 
_____

lurk

  [l:k]

    1. _v.

      1)   ; ; _.  ;
      

      2) _. 

    2. _n.

      1): on the lurk  , 

      2) _. 
_____

lurking-place

  ['l:kINpleIs] _n.  ; 
_____

lurry

  ['lArI] = lorry
_____

luscious

  ['lASs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3)  ( )
_____

lush

  I [lAS] _a. , ,  ( )

  II [lAS] _.

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

    2. _v. 
_____

lust

  [lAst]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _.  (of, for -  -.)

    2. _v.  ;  ; to lust after power
     
_____

luster

  ['lAst] _. = lustre I
_____

lustful

  ['lAstful] _a. 
_____

lustiness

  ['lAstInIs] _n. , , , 
_____

lustra

  ['lAstr] _pl.  lustrum
_____

lustration

  [lAs'treISn] _n.

    1) ;   

    2) _. 
_____

lustre

  I ['lAst] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) ; to add ( to give) lustre to smth., to throw ( to shed)
    lustre on smth.   -.;  -.

    3) 

  II ['lAst] = lustrum
_____

lustrine

  ['lAstrIn] = lustring
_____

lustring

  ['lAstrIN] _n.  ()
_____

lustrous

  ['lAstrs] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

lustrum

  ['lAstrm] _. _n. (_pl. -tra, -trums ['lAstrmz]) 
_____

lusty

  ['lAstI] _a. , , 
_____

lute

  I [lu:t] _n. 

  II [lu:t]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _. 

    2. _v.  
_____

lutecium

  [lju:'ti:SIm] _n. _. 
_____

lutestring

  ['lu:tstrIN] = lustring
_____

luting

  ['lu:tIN]

    1. _pres-p.  lute II, 2

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) = lute II, 1
_____

lux

  [lAks] _n. _.  ( ݣ)
_____

luxate

  ['lAkseIt] _v. 
_____

luxation

  [lAk'seISn] _n. 
_____

luxe

  [luks] _n.: de luxe ; edition de luxe  
_____

luxuriance

  [lAg'zjurIns] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  (  ..)
_____

luxuriant

  [lAg'zjurInt] _a.

    1) , ,  (   ..); a luxuriant
    imagination  ; luxuriant growth  

    2)  ( )
_____

luxuriate

  [lAg'zjurIeIt] _v.

    1)  (-.),  (in, on)

    2)  , 

    3)   
_____

luxurious

  [lAg'zjurIs] _a.

    1) 

    2)  , 
_____

luxuriously

  [lAg'zjurIslI] _adv.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

luxury

  ['lAkSrI] _n.

    1) ; to live in luxury   

    2)  

    3)  , ; the luxury of a good book
    ,    
_____

lych-gate

  ['lItSgeIt] _n.  (  )
_____

lychnis

  ['lIknIs] _n. _. 
_____

lyddite

  ['lIdaIt] _n. 
_____

lye

  [laI] _n. ݣ
_____

lying

  I ['laIIN]

    1. _pres-p.  lie I, 2

    2. _a. , , ; a lying prophet 

    3. _n. ; 

  II ['laIIN]

    1. _pres-p.  lie II, 1

    2. _a. ; 
_____

lying in

  ['laIIN'In] _n. 
_____

lying-in

  ['laIIN'In] _a. ; lying-in hospital  
_____

lymph

  [lImf] _n.

    1) _.   

    2) _. ; animal lymph 
_____

lymphatic

  [lIm'ftIk]

    1. _a.

      1) _. ; lymphatic gland  

      2) 

      3) , , 

    2. _n.  
_____

lynch

  [lIntS] _v. _. ,  
_____

lynx

  [lINks] _n. 
_____

lynx-eyed

  ['lINksaId] _a.   
_____

lyre

  ['laI] _n. 
_____

lyre-bird

  ['laIb:d] _n. -, 
_____

lyric

  ['lIrIk]

    1. _a. ; lyric poetry  , 

    2. _n.  
_____

lyrical

  ['lIrIkl] _a. 
_____

lyricism

  ['lIrIsIzm] _n. 
_____

lyrics

  ['lIrIks] _n. _pl.  , 
_____

lyrist

  _n.

    1) ['laIrIst]   

    2) ['lIrIst] 
_____

lysis

  ['laIsIs] _n. _. 
_____

ma

  [ma:] _n. (_.  mamma I) _. 
_____

ma'am

  [mm] _n. (_.  madam) _. , 
_____

mac

  [mk] _. _.  mackintosh
_____

macabre

  [m'ka:br] _a. _. , ; dance macabre  
_____

macaco

  [m'keIku] _n. 
_____

macadam

  [m'kdm] _n. , £ 
_____

macadamize

  [m'kdmaIz] _v.  
_____

macaque

  [m'ka:k] _n. 
_____

macaroni

  [,mk'runI] _. _n. (_pl. -s, -es [,mk'runIz]) 
_____

macaronic

  [,mk'rOnIk]

    1. _a. ,  ( )

    2. _n. _pl.   (     
      )
_____

macaroon

  [,mk'ru:n] _n.  
_____

macartney

  [m'ka:tnI] _n.  
_____

macassar

  [m'ks] _n.   (. macassar oil)
_____

macaw

  I [m'kO:] _n.  ()

  II [m'kO:] _n. - 
_____

mace

  I [meIs] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) 

    3)  ( )

    4)     

  II [meIs] _n.  "" (ۣ   )
_____

macerate

  ['msreIt] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

maceration

  [,ms'reISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

machiavellian

  [,mkI'velIn] _a.  ( ); 
_____

machicolation

  [,mtSIku'leISn] _n. _.  
_____

machicoulis

  [,ma:SI'ku:lI] = machicolation
_____

machinal

  [m'Si:nl] _a. 
_____

machinate

  ['mkIneIt] _v. ,  
_____

machination

  [,mkI'neISn] _n. , , 
_____

machine

  [m'Si:n]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3) ; ; ̣

      4)  

      5) ,      

      6)  (  ..); state machine 
      ; party machine  

      7)   ,    

      8) _attr. ; machine age  ; machine works
       ; machine translation  ;
      machine politician _. ,    
      

    2. _v.

      1)   ;   

      2)  ( )

      3) 
_____

machine-gun

  [m'Si:ngAn]

    1. _n. ͣ

    2. _v.  ͣ Σ
_____

machine-gunner

  [m'Si:n,gAn] _n. ͣ
_____

machine-made

  [m'Si:nmeId] _a.     
_____

machine-minder

  [m'Si:n,maInd] _n.   
_____

machinery

  [m'Si:nrI] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) 

    3)  

    4)  (, )

    5)  (  ..)
_____

machine-shop

  [m'Si:nSOp] _n.  ;  
_____

machine-tool

  [m'Si:ntu:l] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: machine-tool plant  
_____

machinist

  [m'Si:nIst] _n.

    1) ;   (  );
    ;   

    2) 

    3) 

    4) 
_____

macintosh

  ['mkIntOS] = mackintosh
_____

mack

  [mk] _. _.  mackintosh
_____

mackerel

  ['mkrl] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _attr.: mackerel sky  
_____

mackintosh

  ['mkIntOS] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  
_____

macro-

  ['mkru]     ;  
  ; 
_____

macrobiosis

  [,mkrubaI'OsIs] _n. 
_____

macrocephalous

  [,mkru'sefls] _a.  ()  
_____

macrocosm

  ['mkrkOzm] _n. , 
_____

macrocrystalline

  [,mkru'krIstlaIn] _a. 
_____

macrograph

  ['mkrugra:f] _n. 
_____

macron

  ['mkrOn] _n. _.     (.,   
  a)
_____

macroscopic

  [,mkru'skOpIk] _a. ,  ֣ 
_____

macula

  ['mkjul] _n. (_pl. -ae) 
_____

maculae

  ['mkjuli:] _pl.  macula
_____

maculate

  ['mkjuleIt] _v.  
_____

maculated

  ['mkjuleItId] _a.  
_____

mad

  [md]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; to send smb. mad    -.

      2)  ( )

      3) ,  (with -  -.)

      4)   (-.);  (after, for, on, about - 
      ޣ-.); to run mad after smth.     -., 
      -.

      5) , ; a mad venture 
      

      6) _. ,  (at, about - -.); to get
      mad ;   ; don't be mad at me   
      

      7)  ӣ; we had a mad time   

      *) like mad  ; as mad as a wet hen ۣ; mad as a
      hatter, mad as a March hare  , 

    2. _v. _.

      1)   

      2)   ;    
_____

madam

  ['mdm] _n.

    1) , ,  (.  )

    2) _. ,  ; she's a bit of a madam 
     
_____

madcap

  ['mdkp] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) _attr. 
_____

madden

  ['mdn] _v.

    1)   

    2)   

    3) ;   
_____

madder

  ['md] _n.

    1) _.  ()

    2)  (  )
_____

made

  [meId]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  make 1

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; made ground  

      3) ; made excuse  

      4) , ; made dish  ( )

      5)  ; made man ) ,  
      ; )   
_____

made up

  ['meId'Ap] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ( )

    3) ; 

    4) ;      
_____

madefy

  ['mdIfaI] _v. , 
_____

mademoiselle

  [,mdm'zel] _n. _.

    1) ,      (
    .    )

    2) -
_____

madhouse

  ['mdhaus] _n. _.  
_____

madia

  ['meIdI] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _attr.: madia oil    
_____

madid

  ['mdId] _a. , , 
_____

madman

  ['mdmn] _n. ; ; 
_____

madness

  ['mdnIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

madonna

  [m'dOn] _n. 
_____

madonna lily

  [m'dOn,lIlI] _n.  
_____

madrasah

  [m'drs] _. _n.  (   )
_____

madrepore

  [,mdrI'pO:] _n.  
_____

madrono

  [m'drunj] _. _n. _.  , 
_____

madwoman

  ['md,wumn] _n. ; 
_____

maelstrom

  ['meIlstrum] _n. ,  (. _.)
_____

maenad

  ['mi:nd] _n. _. _. 
_____

maestoso

  [,ma:es'tuzu] _. _adv. _. , 
_____

maestri

  [ma:'estrI] _pl.  maestro
_____

maestro

  [ma:'estru] _. _n. (_pl. -ri) 
_____

maffick

  ['mfIk] _v.  ,  ( )
_____

mafic

  ['mfIk] _a. _. , ԣ ( )
_____

mag

  I [mg] _n. _.   

  II [mg] _.

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ()

    2. _v. 

  III [mg] _n. _. _.  magazine II  magneto
_____

magazine

  I [,mg'zi:n] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2)  

    3)   ();  ( )

    4) _. 

    5) _. 

    6) _. 

    7) _attr. _. _. ; magazine case  

  II [,mg'zi:n] _n. () 
_____

magazine rifle

  [,mg'zi:n,raIfl] _n.  
_____

mage

  [meId] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

magenta

  [m'dent] _n. ,   
_____

maggot

  ['mgt] _n.

    1)  (.    )

    2) , ; to have a maggot in one's brain ( head) 
    

    3)   

    *) to act the maggot   
_____

maggoty

  ['mgtI] _a.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

magi

  ['meIdaI] _pl.  magus
_____

magic

  ['mdIk]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

    2. _a. , 
_____

magical

  ['mdIkl] = magic 2
_____

magician

  [m'dISn] _n.

    1) , , ; 

    2) 
_____

magisterial

  [,mdIs'tIrIl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

magistracy

  ['mdIstrsI] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

magistral

  [m'dIstrl]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; the magistral staff
        (  ..)

      2) , 

      3) _.  , 

      4) _. _. ,  (  )

    2. _n. _. ,  
_____

magistrate

  ['mdIstreIt] _n.

    1)  (. )

    2)    ( )

    3)  
_____

magma

  ['mgm] _n. _. 
_____

magnanimity

  [,mgn'nImItI] _n. 
_____

magnanimous

  [mg'nnIms] _a. 
_____

magnate

  ['mgneIt] _n. ; oil magnate  
_____

magnesia

  [mg'ni:S] _n. _.  , ֣ 
_____

magnesium

  [mg'ni:zjm] _n. _. 
_____

magnet

  ['mgnIt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

magnetic

  [mg'netIk] _a.

    1) ; magnetic declination  ; magnetic
    needle  ; magnetic storm  

    2) , ; 
_____

magnetics

  [mg'netIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) _. 
_____

magnetism

  ['mgnItIzm] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)  , 
_____

magnetite

  ['mgnItaIt] _n. _. ,  
_____

magnetization

  [,mgnItaI'zeISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

magnetize

  ['mgnItaIz] _v.

    1) ()

    2) 

    3) 
_____

magneto

  [mg'ni:tu] _n. (_pl. -os [mg'ni:tuz]) _. ; 
_____

magnetometer

  [,mgnI'tOmIt] _n. 
_____

magneton

  ['mgnItOn] _n. _. 
_____

magnetron

  ['mgnItrOn] _n. _. 
_____

magnification

  [,mgnIfI'keISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

magnificence

  [mg'nIfIsns] _n. 
_____

magnificent

  [mg'nIfIsnt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. , 
_____

magnifier

  ['mgnIfaI] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) _. 
_____

magnify

  ['mgnIfaI] _v.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

magnifying glass

  ['mgnIfaIIN'gla:s] _n.  , 
_____

magniloquence

  [mg'nIlukwns] _n. 
_____

magniloquent

  [mg'nIlukwnt] _a. 
_____

magnitude

  ['mgnItju:d] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; ; of the first magnitude 
    
_____

magnolia

  [mg'nulj] _n. 
_____

magnum

  ['mgnm] _n.    (2  = 2,25 .)
_____

magpie

  ['mgpaI] _n.

    1) ; _. ()

    2) _. _.     

    3)   ,   

    4) _. 
_____

magus

  ['meIgs] _n. (_pl. magi) , 
_____

mahogany

  [m'hOgnI] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ; to put ( to stretch, to have) one's knees (
    feet) under smb.'s mahogany   -.,  -.
    ;   -. ޣ

    3) - 

    4) _attr.    ; mahogany furniture 
     

    5) _attr. - ( )
_____

mahout

  [m'haut] _. _n.  
_____

maid

  [meId]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) _. , , ; old maid  ; maid of
      honour ) ; ) _.  ; )  

    2. _v.  ,  
_____

maid-of-all-work

  ['meIdOvO:l'w:k] _n. ,   , " 
  ӣ"
_____

maiden

  ['meIdn]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _.  

      3) _.  

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)        ;
      , ; maiden name  

      3) , ; maiden horse ,   ;
      maiden sword , ݣ  ң ; maiden over _. 
      ( ),     ޣ; maiden assize _. 
       ,       

      4) ; maiden attempt  ; maiden battle  ;
      maiden flight  ̣ (̣); maiden voyage 
      ,   ( ); maiden speech  
      (  ,   ..)
_____

maidenhair

  ['meIdnhE] _n. _. 
_____

maidenhead

  ['meIdnhed] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

maidenhood

  ['meIdnhud] _n. 
_____

maidenish

  ['meIdnIS] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

maidenlike

  ['meIdnlaIk]

    1. _a. , ; 

    2. _adv.   ; 
_____

maidenly

  ['meIdnlI] = maidenlike 2
_____

maidservant

  ['meId's:vnt] _n. ; 
_____

mail

  I [meIl]

    1. _n.

      1)  (. coat of mail); . 

      2) _.  ();  ()

    2. _v.  , Σ

  II [meIl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ,  

      3)  

      4)   

      5) _.  

      6) _attr. 

    2. _v.   ;   
_____

mail order

  ['meIl,O:d] _n.

    1)      

    2) _.  
_____

mail train

  ['meIltreIn] _n.  
_____

mail-boat

  ['meIlbut] _n.  
_____

mail-car

  ['meIlka:] _n.  
_____

mail-cart

  ['meIlka:t] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

mail-clad

  ['meIlkld] _a.   , 
_____

mail-coach

  ['meIl'kutS] = mail-cart 1)
_____

mail-order

  ['meIl,O:d] _a.: mail-order house  " "
_____

mail-plane

  ['meIlpleIn] _n.  ̣
_____

mailbox

  ['meIlbOks] _n. _.  
_____

mailed

  I [meIld]

    1. _p-p.  mail I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) ݣ Σ, 

      2)  

      3) 

      *) the mailed fist  

  II [meIld] _p-p.  mail II, 2
_____

mailer

  ['meIl] _n.

    1) 

    2)      

    3)   
_____

mailing-list

  ['meIlIN'lIst] _n.   (  
  ,    ..)
_____

maillot

  [maI'ju] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)  (, )
_____

mailman

  ['meIlmn] _n. _. 
_____

maim

  [meIm] _v. , 
_____

main

  I [meIn]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; ; in the main )  ; ) 
      ; )  

      2) 

      3) _.  , 

      4) = mainmast

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; the main features  ; main line
        , ; the main point 
      ; main dressing station _.   

      2)  ,  ()

  II [meIn] _n.

    1)  ,       

    2)  
_____

main deck

  ['meIndek] _n.  
_____

main yard

  ['meInja:d] _n. _. -
_____

mainland

  ['meInlnd] _n.

    1) 

    2)   (  )

    3) _attr. 
_____

mainly

  ['meInlI] _adv.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

mainmast

  ['meInma:st] _n. _. -
_____

mainspring

  ['meInsprIN] _n.

    1)   ( )

    2) _.  ,  

    3)   ; 
_____

mainstay

  ['meInsteI] _n. _. -; _.  , ,
  
_____

mainstream

  ['meInstri:m] _n.  ,   ( ,
    ..)
_____

maintain

  [meIn'teIn] _v.

    1) ; ; ; to maintain one's composure
     ,  ; to maintain one's
    health  ϣ 

    2) ; to maintain a family  

    3)  , , 

    4) ; he maintained that he was right  ,  
    

    5) _. ;   
_____

maintenance

  ['meIntnns] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) ;   

    3) 

    4) _.  (      )

    5) _. ,   ;  

    6) _. ;   ( 
    )

    7) _attr. ; maintenance crew  
    
_____

maintop

  ['meIntOp] _n. _. -
_____

maisonette

  [,meIz'net] = maisonnette
_____

maisonnette

  [,meIz'net] _n. _.     
_____

maize

  [meIz] _n. ; 
_____

majestic

  [m'destIk] _a. 
_____

majesty

  ['mdIstI] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) (Majesty)  ()
_____

majolica

  [m'jOlIk] _n. 
_____

major

  I ['meId] _n. 

  II ['meId]

    1. _a.

      1) ,  

      2) 

      3) ; major fores _.  ; major reconstruction
       ; major league _.  

      4) _. 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.   ( )

      3) _.   ( )

    3. _v. _.   -.  ( )
_____

major-domo

  ['meId'dumu] _n. (_pl. -os ['meId'dumuz]) ; 
_____

major-general

  ['meId'denrl] _n. -
_____

majority

  [m'dOrItI] _n.

    1) ; to gain ( to carry) the majority 
     ; to win by a handsome (narrow) majority 
     ()  

    2)  (  - 21 ); he attained his majority 
     

    3) ,  

    4) _attr.: majority leader _. _.   (
      ..); majority rule  ; 
      

    *) to join the (great) majority 
_____

majuscule

  ['mdskju:l] _n.   (  )
_____

make

  [meIk]

    1. _v. (made)

      1) ; ; 

      2) 

      3) , ;  (, )

      4) , ; to make a fire  ԣ; to make
      tea  

      5) , ; 2 and 3 make 5     

      6) ; ; he will make a good musician  
        ; he was made to be an actor  ģ
      ԣ

      7) , ,  (, ); ;
      to make money  ; to make one's living 
       

      8) , , ; what do you make the time?
      , -, ?; what am I to make of your behaviour?  
         ?

      9)  ( );  ( )

      10) _. ,  (   ..)

      11) _.  (   ..)

      12)     , ; make him
      repeat it ()   ; to make smb. understand
       -. ; to make oneself understood () (
       ); to make smth. grow  -.

      13)      ,
         ; .: to make haste
      ; to make fun ; to make an answer ( a reply)
      ; to make a pause ; to make war ; 
      ; to make a journey ; to make progress
      ;  ; to make start ; to make a
      mistake ( a blunder) ;  

      14)   ...;   ; to make an ass ( a fool)
      of oneself  ;     ;
      ; to make a beast of oneself    

      15) ; to make a good breakfast  ; to make a
      light meal 

      16) _. 

      #) make after _. ;  ; make against
          -.; make away with , 
       -., -.;  -.; make away with oneself 
       ,  ; make back , ;
      make for ) , ; ) ;
      ) ; ; make off , ; make out
      ) ; ) , , ; ) ;
      )  ();  (ޣ, ); ) _. ,
      ; )  ( -.); ; how did he
      make out at the examination?    ?; )  ;
      ;  ; make over ) ; ;
      ) ; make up ) , , ;
      ף; ) , ; ;
      ) (); ) , ; ) ;
      ) , ; ) ; let us make it up 
       ,  ; ) ; ; ) _.
      ; ) , ; ) ,
      ; to make up to smb. ,  
      -.; to make the best of . best 2

      *) to make a clean sweep of . sweep 1; to make a dead set at
      )  ; )      ; to make do with smth.
      _.  -.; to make good )  ;
      ) ,  ( ); ) ,
      ; ) _. ; to make nothing of smth.
      )  -. ;    -.; )  
        ޣ-.; to make oneself at home   ; to make a
      poor mouth ; to make sure ) ; ;
      ) ; to make time out _. , 

    2. _n.

      1) , ; ; our own make  

      2) , 

      3)  ; 

      4) , , , ; ; , ; do you like the
      make of that coat?     ?

      5)  

      6) , 

      7) _.  

      8) _. 

      *) to be on the make _. )  -.  
       ; )  
_____

make-believe

  ['meIkbI,li:v]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ,      -.

      3) , 

      4) , ڣ

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) 

    3. _v.  , 
_____

make-up

  ['meIkAp] _n.

    1) ; ; she had a rich make-up    

    2) , , 

    3) ,  (, )

    4) 

    5) _. ף

    6) _attr.: make-up room  (ԣ); make-up man ) ͣ;
    ) 
_____

makepeace

  ['meIkpi:s] _n. ; 
_____

maker

  ['meIk] _n.

    1) ,   -.

    2) , 

    3) _. 

    4) _. 
_____

makeshift

  ['meIkSIft] _n.

    1) ; ;  

    2) _attr. ; 
_____

makeweight

  ['meIkweIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

making

  ['meIkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  make 1

    2. _n.

      1) , ; in the making   ,
      

      2) , 

      3) , 

      4) 

      5) _pl. ; to have the makings of (an actor, etc.)  
       (ԣ  ..)

      6) _pl. 

      7) _pl. _. _.     ף 
_____

mal-

  [ml] _pref.

    1) ; ; to maltreat ,  

    2) -, -; maladroit ; 
_____

malachite

  ['mlkaIt] _n. 
_____

malacology

  [,ml'kOldI] _n.  (  )
_____

maladjustment

  ['ml'dAstmnt] _n.

    1)  

    2)     
_____

maladministration

  ['mld,mInIs'treISn] _n.  
_____

maladroit

  ['ml'drOIt] _a. ; 
_____

malady

  ['mldI] _n. ; 
_____

malaise

  [m'leIz] _n. _. 
_____

malapert

  ['mlp:t] _.

    1. _n. ,  

    2. _a. , , 
_____

malapropos

  ['ml'prpu] _.

    1. _adv. ,  

    2. _a.    

    3. _n. ۣ  ;   
_____

malaria

  [m'lErI] _n. 
_____

malaria-ridden

  [m'lErI,rIdn] _a.  ( )
_____

malarial

  [m'lErIl] _a. ; malarial district  
_____

malarious

  [m'lErIs] = malarial
_____

malax

  ['mlks] _v. , ; 
_____

malaxate

  ['mlkseIt] = malax
_____

malcontent

  ['mlkn,tent]

    1. _n.  ; 

    2. _a. ;   
_____

male

  [meIl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _a.

      1) ; male beast ; male bee ; male cat ; male
      dog ; male fern  ; male pigeon -

      2) _.    , ; male pipe 
      ; male pin ; male screw ; male thread  
_____

male-

  ['mlI] _pref. -; maledictory , 
_____

malediction

  [,mlI'dIkSn] _n. 
_____

maledictory

  [,mlI'dIktrI] _a. , 
_____

malefactor

  ['mlIfkt] _n. , 
_____

malefic

  [m'lefIk] _a. ; 
_____

maleficence

  [m'lefIsns] _n. 
_____

maleficent

  [m'lefIsnt] _a.

    1)  (to - ); 

    2) 
_____

malevolence

  [m'levlns] _n. ; , 
_____

malevolent

  [m'levlnt] _a. , , ; malevolent
  fate  
_____

malfeasance

  [ml'fi:zns] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

malfeasant

  [ml'fi:znt] _.

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. 
_____

malformation

  ['mlfO:'meISn] _n.    , 
  ; 
_____

malformed

  [ml'fO:md] _a. , ,  
_____

malfunction

  [ml'fANkSn] _.

    1. _n.  ;  ;  

    2. _v.  
_____

malic

  ['mlIk] _a. _. malic acid  
_____

malice

  ['mlIs] _n.

    1) ; to bear malice (to)   ( -.),
    

    2) _.  
_____

malicious

  [m'lISs] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

malign

  [m'laIn]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; 

      2) , 

      3) _. 

    2. _v. , 
_____

malignancy

  [m'lIgnnsI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

malignant

  [m'lIgnnt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) _. ; ; malignant bacteria 
    ,  
_____

malignity

  [m'lIgnItI] = malignancy
_____

malinger

  [m'lINg] _v.  ,  
_____

malingerer

  [m'lINgr] _n. 
_____

malingering

  [m'lINgrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  malinger

    2. _n. 
_____

malison

  ['mlIsn] _n. _. 
_____

mall

  [mO:l] _n.

    1) ()   

    2) _.   

    3) _. ֣ 
_____

mallard

  ['mld] _n.  
_____

malleability

  [,mlI'bIlItI] _n.

    1) ; ;    
    

    2) ; 
_____

malleable

  ['mlIbl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 
_____

mallemuck

  ['mlImAk] _n. , 
_____

mallet

  ['mlIt] _n.  ; 
_____

malleus

  ['mlIs] _n. _.  ( )
_____

mallow

  ['mlu] _n. _. , 
_____

malm

  [ma:m] _n. _.

    1) (Malm) ,  

    2) ,  
_____

malmsey

  ['ma:mzI] _n.  ()
_____

malnutrition

  ['mlnju:'trISn] _n. ,    
_____

malodorant

  [m'ludrnt]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. = malodorous
_____

malodorous

  [m'ludrs] _a. , 
_____

malposition

  ['mlp'zISn] _n. _.   
_____

malpractice

  ['ml'prktIs] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)      

    3)  
_____

malt

  [mO:lt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.  

      3) _attr. 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

malt-house

  ['mO:lthaus] _n. 
_____

malt-worm

  ['mO:ltw:m] _n. _. 
_____

maltha

  ['ml] _n. _. , ޣ  
_____

maltose

  ['mO:ltus] _n. _. ,  
_____

maltreat

  [ml'tri:t] _v.

    1)  

    2)  (-.)
_____

maltreatment

  [ml'tri:tmnt] _n.  
_____

maltster

  ['mO:ltst] _n. 
_____

malty

  ['mO:ltI] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

malversation

  [,mlv:'seISn] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2)     
_____

mama

  [m'ma:] = mamma I
_____

mamma

  I [m'ma:] _n. _. 

  II ['mm] _n. (_pl. -mae) _.  ( ) 
_____

mammae

  ['mmi:] _pl.  mamma II
_____

mammal

  ['mml] _n. 
_____

mammalia

  [m'meIlj] _n. _pl. 
_____

mammalogy

  [m'mldI] _n. ,   
_____

mammary

  ['mmrI] _a.    ( ) 
_____

mammilla

  [m'mIl] _n. (_pl. -lae) _.  
_____

mammillae

  [m'mIli:] _pl.  mammilla
_____

mammock

  ['mmk]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. ,   ;   
_____

mammon

  ['mmn] _n. , , 
_____

mammonish

  ['mmnIS] _a. 
_____

mammoth

  ['mm]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. , 
_____

mammy

  ['mmI] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. -

    3) _.  
_____

man

  [mn]

    1. _n. (_pl. men)

      1) 

      2)   : )   : man of
      law , : man of letters , , ޣ; man
      of office ; man of the pen ; )  
      ̣ : man of character   ; man of
      courage ,  ; man of decision 
      ; man of distinction ( mark, note) , 
      ; man of family  ; _.  ; man
      of genius  ; man of ideas ,
       ; man of pleasure ; man of principle
       ; man of no principles  ;
      man of no scruples ,  ; man of
      sense ,  ; man of straw ) 
      ; ) ģ ; ) ,  ;
      )  ; man of taste   ; man of
      worth ,  ;   family man,
      self-made man, medical man, leading man, etc. .  family,
      self-made, medical, leading, etc.

      3) 

      4)  

      5)  , 

      6) , ; I'm your man _.    ,  

      7) (. _pl.) 

      8) ; man and wife   

      9) _pl. , ; 

      10) _. 

      11) ,  ( )

      *) to be one's own man )  , ;
        ; )   ,   ;
         ; man in the street, _. . man in the car
       , ; man about town  ;
       ; man of the world ) , ң 
      ; )  ; good man! !, !; man
      and boy   ; (all) to a man   ,  
      (),   ; every man to his own taste   
        

    2. _v.

      1) _. _.   ;  ;
        (   ..);   (   ..)

      2)  ();  (   ..)

      3) ; to man oneself ,    

      4) _. 
_____

man-at-arms

  [,mnt'a:mz] _n. (_pl. men-at-arms) _. ֣ 
_____

man-carried

  ['mn,krId] _a. 
_____

man-child

  ['mntSaIld] _n. (_pl. men-children) 
_____

man-eater

  ['mn,i:t] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. -
_____

man-hour

  ['mn'au] _n. -
_____

man-made

  ['mn'meId] _a. ,   ; man-made noise
  _. ,  ; man-made fibre
  ,  ; man-made satellite 
   
_____

man-o'-war

  ['mn'wO:] = man-of-war
_____

man-of-war

  ['mnv'wO:] _n. (_pl. men-of-war)  ; man-of-war's man
   
_____

man-sized

  ['mnsaIzd] _a.

    1) ,   

    2) _. 
_____

manacle

  ['mnkl]

    1. _n. (. _pl.)

      1) ,  

      2) ; 

    2. _v.  
_____

manage

  ['mnId] _v.

    1) , , ;   ; to manage a
    household   

    2)   ( -.);  (  ..)

    3) , ;  ();  ()

    4) , ,  () ( _.); he
    managed to muddle it   ; he can just manage 
    -    

    5) _. ; can you manage another slice? _.  ,
     ݣ ?
_____

manageable

  ['mnIdbl] _a.

    1)  

    2)  ; , ; a manageable horse
     

    3) , 

    4) 
_____

managed

  ['mnIdd]

    1. _p-p.  manage

    2. _a.: managed economy  
_____

management

  ['mnIdmnt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)   ();   ( )

    3) (the management) ; , 

    4) , ; it took a good deal of management to make him do
    it   ,     

    5) , ,   ( )
_____

manager

  ['mnId] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) ; good (bad) manager  () 

    3) _.    ,  
      ,   

    4) , 
_____

manageress

  ['mnId'res] _n. ; 
_____

managerial

  [,mn'dIrIl] _a. ,   ,
  ; high managerial competence  
_____

managing

  ['mnIdIN]

    1. _pres-p.  manage

    2. _a.

      1) , ; managing director -

      2) , 

      3) , 
_____

manatee

  [,mn'ti:] _n. _. 
_____

manciple

  ['mnsIpl] _n.  (.  )
_____

mandamus

  [mn'deIms] _n. _.     
_____

mandarin

  I ['mndrIn] _n.

    1) _.  ( )

    2) (Mandarin) _.    

    3) _. ,  

  II ['mndrIn] _n.

    1)  ()

    2)  
_____

mandarine

  ['mndri:n] = mandarin II
_____

mandatary

  ['mndtrI] _n. _.  (,   
    ģ )
_____

mandate

  ['mndeIt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ()

    2. _v.  ()    
_____

mandated

  ['mndeItId]

    1. _p-p.  mandate 2

    2. _a. 
_____

mandatory

  ['mndtrI]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) , ; mandatory sentence 
      

    2. _n. = mandatary
_____

mandible

  ['mndIbl] _n.   (  ); , 
  ()
_____

mandolin

  ['mndlIn] _n. 
_____

mandoline

  [,mnd'li:n] = mandolin
_____

mandrake

  ['mndreIk] _n. _. 
_____

mandrel

  ['mndrIl] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 

    3) _. 

    4) _. 
_____

mandril

  ['mndrIl] = mandrel
_____

mandrill

  ['mndrIl] _n.  ()
_____

mane

  [meIn] _n. 
_____

manege

  [m'neI] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)   

    3)  
_____

manful

  ['mnful] _a. ; , 
_____

manganese

  [,mNg'ni:z] _n. 
_____

manganic

  [mN'gnIk] _a. _.  ң 
_____

mange

  [meInd] _n. _. 
_____

mangel

  ['mNgl] = mangel-wurzel
_____

mangel-wurzel

  ['mNgl'w:zl] _. _n.  ף
_____

manger

  ['meInd] _n. , ; dog in the manger   
_____

mangle

  I ['mNgl]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( )

      2) _. 

    2. _v.  (أ)

  II ['mNgl] _v.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) ,  (,   ..)
_____

mango

  ['mNgu] _n. (_pl. -oes, -os ['mNguz])

    1)  

    2)  ()

    3)  
_____

mangold

  ['mNgld] = mangel(-wurzel)
_____

mangonel

  ['mNgnl] _n. _. 
_____

mangrove

  ['mNgruv] _n. _.  
_____

mangy

  ['meIndI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ; , 
_____

manhandle

  ['mn,hndl] _v.

    1) ,  

    2) _.  ; 
_____

manhole

  ['mnhul] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2)  
_____

manhood

  ['mnhud] _n.

    1) , ,  

    2) 

    3)   

    4) _attr.: manhood suffrage     
    
_____

manhunt

  ['mnhAnt] _n.  ,  (. )
_____

mania

  ['meInj] _n. 
_____

maniac

  ['meInIk]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. ; 
_____

maniacal

  [m'naIkl] _a. 
_____

manicure

  ['mnIkju]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) = manicurist

    2. _v.  
_____

manicurist

  ['mnIkjurIst] _n. 
_____

manifest

  ['mnIfest]

    1. _a. , ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  , ; 

      2) ;  

      3) ,  

      4) , 

      5)  ( )

      6) _.     

    3. _n. _. ,   
_____

manifestation

  [,mnIfes'teISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

manifesto

  [,mnI'festu] _n. (_pl. -os, -oes [,mnI'festuz]) 
_____

manifold

  ['mnIfuld]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ; 

      2) 

      3)  ( )

    2. _a. , ; 

    3. _v.  (  )
_____

manikin

  ['mnIkIn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

manioc

  ['mnIOk] _n. _. , 
_____

maniple

  ['mnIpl] _n. _.  (  )
_____

manipulate

  [m'nIpjuleIt] _v.

    1) ;  ; ()  ( 
    ..)

    2) ,  ( -., -.); to manipulate the
    voters  

    3) ,  (,   ..)
_____

manipulation

  [m,nIpju'leISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

manipulator

  [m'nIpjuleIt] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) _. 

    3) _.  
_____

mankind

  _n.

    1) [mn'kaInd] ;  

    2) ['mnkaInd] ,  
_____

manlike

  ['mnlaIk] _a.

    1) ,  

    2)  ( )
_____

manliness

  ['mnlInIs] _n. 
_____

manly

  ['mnlI] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  ( )
_____

manna

  ['mn] _n.

    1) _.  

    2)  ()

    3) _. 
_____

manna-croup

  ['mn'kru:p] _. _n.  
_____

manned

  [mnd]

    1. _p-p.  man 2

    2. _a.

      1)  ; manned spaceship   
        

      2)  ()
_____

mannequin

  ['mnIkIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

manner

  ['mn] _n.

    1) , ;  ; manner of life (of thought) 
     ()

    2)  (, ); in proper legal manner 
      

    3) _pl. () ;   ; to have no manners 
      ; he has fair manners    

    4) _pl. , 

    5) ,  ; manner and matter   

    6) , ; what manner of man is he?    ?,  
    ?; all manner of... ...

    *) after a manner -; by no manner of means    ;
    by any manner of means      ; in a manner 
     ;   ; in a manner of speaking _.
     ; in a promiscuous manner , ; no manner
    of... ...; to have no manner of right    ;
    to the manner born   ̣
_____

mannered

  ['mnd] _a. ,  ( ;  )
_____

mannerism

  ['mnrIzm] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

mannerist

  ['mnrIst] _n. _. 
_____

mannerless

  ['mnlIs] _a.  , 
_____

mannerliness

  ['mnlInIs] _n. , ,  
_____

mannerly

  ['mnlI] _a. , ,   
_____

manning

  ['mnIN]

    1. _pres-p.  man 2

    2. _n.

      1)   

      2) _attr. ; manning table  
_____

mannish

  ['mnIS] _a.

    1) ,  ( )

    2)  
_____

manoeuvrability

  [m,nu:vr'bIlItI] _n. _. Σ; 
_____

manoeuvre

  [m'nu:v] _.

    1. _n.

      1) Σ

      2) _pl. _. _. Σ

      3) 

    2. _v.

      1) _. _.  Σ

      2) _. ,  

      3) ,   (-.); to manoeuvre smb.
      into an awkward position ()  -. 
       
_____

manometer

  [m'nOmIt] _n. 
_____

manor

  ['mn] _n. () 
_____

manor-house

  ['mnhaus] _n.  
_____

manorial

  [m'nO:rIl] _a. ,   
_____

manpower

  ['mn,pau] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3)  ;  , 
_____

mansard

  ['mnsa:d] _n. _.  ; 
_____

manse

  [mns] _n.  () 
_____

mansion

  ['mnSn] _n.

    1)  ,  ; 

    2) _pl.  
_____

mansion-house

  ['mnSnhaus] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2)  ; the Mansion-house  - 
    
_____

manslaughter

  ['mn'slO:t] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  
_____

mantel

  ['mntl] _n.

    1) = mantelpiece 1)

    2) = mantelshelf

    3) _. , 
_____

mantel-board

  ['mntlbO:d] _n.    
_____

mantelet

  ['mntlIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. _. , 
_____

mantelpiece

  ['mntlpi:s] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2) = mantelshelf
_____

mantelshelf

  ['mntlSelf] _n.  
_____

mantes

  ['mntIz] _pl.  mantis
_____

mantis

  ['mntIs] _n. (_pl. -tes) _.  ()
_____

mantle

  ['mntl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3) _. , 

      4)   ( )

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; 

      2)  , 

      3)  ( );    ( )

      4)  
_____

mantlet

  ['mntlIt] = mantelet
_____

mantrap

  ['mntrp] _n. , ,  (.  )
_____

manual

  ['mnjul]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; , ; ; field
      manual  

      2) _. ɣ 

      3)  ()

    2. _a. ;   ; manual labour  ;
    manual worker   ; manual alphabet 
    ; manual exercise = manual 1, 2); manual (fire-)engine
      
_____

manufactory

  [,mnju'fktrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) _. 
_____

manufacture

  [,mnju'fktS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; steel (cloth) manufacture
       () ; of home (foreign) manufacture
       () 

      2) _pl. , 

    2. _v.

      1) , , ; ,
      

      2) ,  (  ..)
_____

manufactured goods

  [,mnju'fktSd'gudz] _n. _pl. ,  
_____

manufacturer

  [,mnju'fktSr] _n.

    1) , ; , 

    2) , 
_____

manufacturing

  [,mnju'fktSrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  manufacture 2

    2. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2)  

    3. _a.

      1) ; manufacturing town  ; manufacturing
      water   

      2) ; manufacturing cost  
_____

manuka

  ['ma:nuka:] _n. ,  
_____

manumission

  [,mnju'mISn] _n. _.

    1)  ( );   ()

    2) ,  ()
_____

manumit

  [,mnju'mIt] _v.

    1) _.   

    2) 
_____

manure

  [m'nju]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. ,  ()
_____

manuscript

  ['mnjuskrIpt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

many

  ['menI]

    1. _a. (more; most) , ; ; how many? ?;
    are there many guests coming to dinner?    ģ 
    ?; for many a long day    ; as many 
    ; as many as three years   ; not so many as  ;
    to be one too many _.  ; to be one too many for smb.
    _. )  ,  -.; )   -.
    ;     -.

    2. _n. , ; a good many  , 
    ; a great many  ;  ; the many
    , 
_____

many-sided

  ['menI'saIdId] _a. 
_____

many-stage

  ['menI'steId] _a. , 
_____

map

  [mp]

    1. _n.

      1)  (  ף )

      2) _. 

      *) off the map )  ; ; ) ,
      ; on the map ) ; )   
       ; , , ; to put on the
      map ,  ; to put oneself on the map
      ) ; ) 

    2. _v.   ,  ;  ߣ ;
    map out  , ; to map out one's time
     ϣ 
_____

map range

  ['mp'reInd] _n. _.   ( )
_____

map-maker

  ['mp,meIk] _n. 
_____

maple

  ['meIpl] _n.

    1) ̣

    2) _attr. 
_____

maple-leaf

  ['meIpl'li:f] _n.   (.   )
_____

mapping

  ['mpIN]

    1. _pres-p.  map 2

    2. _n.   ;  ; ;
     ߣ
_____

mar

  [ma:]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. , ; , 

      *) to make or mar  ,  
_____

marabou

  ['mrbu:] _n. _. 
_____

marabout

  ['mrbu:t] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2)     
_____

marasmus

  [m'rzms] _n. ;  ,  ()
_____

maraud

  [m'rO:d] _v. ģ
_____

marauder

  [m'rO:d] _n. ģ
_____

marauding

  [m'rO:dIN]

    1. _pres-p.  maraud

    2. _n. ģ

    3. _a. ģ, 
_____

marble

  ['ma:bl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _pl.    

      3) _pl.    

      4) _attr. ; _. , ף;   ;
      , 

    2. _v.   
_____

marble-topped

  ['ma:bl'tOpt] _a.: marble-topped table     
   
_____

marbled

  ['ma:bld]

    1. _p-p.  marble 2

    2. _a. ,  ; marbled edges   ()
_____

marc

  [ma:k] _n.  ()
_____

marcel

  [ma:'sel]

    1. _n.   

    2. _v.   
_____

march

  I [ma:tS]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ;  ;   (. day's
      march)

      2) (the march) ,  ();  (  ..)

      3) _. 

      4) _. 

      5) _attr. , ; march formation  

    2. _v.

      1) ;   

      2)  

      3) ;  

      #) march ahead  ң; march away ; march off ,
      ; ; march on  ң; march out
      ; ; march past   

  II [ma:tS]

    1. _n. (. _pl.) ;    

    2. _v. 
_____

march past

  ['ma:tSpa:st] _n.   
_____

marching

  I ['ma:tSIN]

    1. _pres-p.  march I, 2

    2. _n.

      1) _.  ,   

      2) ;  

      3) _attr. ;   ; marching fire   
      (  ); marching orders )   ; ): to give
      smb. his marching orders _.  -.

  II ['ma:tSIN] _pres-p.  march II, 2
_____

marchioness

  ['ma:SnIs] _n. 
_____

marchpane

  ['ma:tSpeIn] _n. 
_____

mare

  [mE] _n. 
_____

mare's-nest

  ['mEznest] _n. ,  

    *) to find a mare's-nest    
_____

margarine

  [,ma:d'ri:n] _n. 
_____

marge

  I [ma:d] _. . margin 1, 1)  2)

  II [ma:d] _. . margarine
_____

margin

  ['ma:dIn]

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2) ; , ; ;  (); ; on the margin
      of poverty   

      3)  (,   ..); margin of safety _. ģ;
       ,  

      4)      ; 

      *) by a narrow margin , ,  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)    

      3) 
_____

marginal

  ['ma:dInl] _a.

    1) ()   ()

    2)    (-.)

    3) ; marginal production costs  
    

    4) , ; ; marginal member
    of Parliament  ,   

    5) _. 
_____

marginalia

  [,ma:dI'neIlj] _n. _pl.

    1)    ()

    2) _. , 
_____

margrave

  ['ma:greIv] _n. _. 
_____

margravine

  ['ma:grvi:n] _n.  
_____

marguerite

  [,ma:g'ri:t] _n. _. 
_____

marigold

  ['mrIguld] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

marihuana

  [,mrI'hwa:n] _. _n.  ()
_____

marijuana

  [,mrI'hwa:n] = marihuana
_____

marimba

  [m'rImb] _n.  (_. )
_____

marinade

  [,mrI'neId]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. ; 
_____

marine

  [m'ri:n]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)   ; the marines  

      3) _.  , 

      *) tell that to the marines! = tell that to the horse-marines! {.
      horse-marine}

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; marine stores )   ;
      )  
_____

mariner

  ['mrIn] _n. , ; master mariner   
_____

marionette

  [,mrI'net] _n. 
_____

marital

  ['mrItl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ,  
_____

maritime

  ['mrItaIm] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; maritime station  
_____

marjoram

  ['ma:drm] _n. _. 
_____

mark

  I [ma:k] _n.

    1)  (  )

    2)  (  )

  II [ma:k]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; mark of interrogation  

      2) , ;  ,  

      3)  (  , .: John Smith - his mark)

      4) , 

      5) , 

      6) , ; to hit (to miss) the mark   
      (); far from ( wide of) the mark  ; _.
      ;   ; beside the mark 

      7) , ; ; ; above the mark  
      ( ) ; below the mark    ();
      up to the mark )   ; )   , 
       ; within the mark    (
      ) 

      8) _.  , ; to get off the mark ,
       

      9) ; to make one's mark , ; 
      ;  ; of mark  ( )

      10) , ;  ()

      11) , 

      12) , , 

      13) _. ;  ( )

      *) (God) save the mark   ;  ; easy
      (_. soft) mark _. ) ̣ ; ; ) 
      , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ; , ; ; 
      (أ)

      2) ; 

      3)  , , ; mark my words!
      ()  !; ()  !

      4)  , , 

      5)   ( )

      6)  ,  (  )

      7) , 

      8)  (  )

      9)  ()

      10)    (  ţ  
      )

      #) mark down )  ;  (); ) ; mark
      off ;  ; ; mark out
      ) ;   ; ) ,
      ; mark up )  ; )  ޣ

      *) to mark time _.    ; _.  
      ; ;  , ; 
_____

mark-down

  ['ma:kdaun] _n.

    1)  

    2)       
_____

mark-up

  ['ma:k'Ap] _n.

    1)   ( )

    2)      
_____

marked

  [ma:kt]

    1. _p-p.  mark II, 2

    2. _a.

      1)  -. , ; , 

      2) ; strongly marked  ; marked difference
       ; marked disadvantage  ;  
      ; a marked man ) ,   ; ) ,
       
_____

marker

  ['ma:k] _n.

    1) ˣ

    2) ; 

    3) _. ,   ; ,
      

    4)  ( )

    5) _.  

    6) _.  

    *) not a marker to ( on) _.    ;  ͣ 
    
_____

market

  ['ma:kIt]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ; to come into the market   ; to put on the
      market   ; to be on the market 

      3) ; to find a (ready) market  ; there's no
      market for these goods     

      4) ; brisk market  ; hours of market 
      

      5)  ; the market rose  ; to play the market
        

      6) _.  

      7) (the Market) = common 1, 2)

      8) _attr. ; market research    
      

      *) to bring one's eggs ( hogs) to a bad ( the wrong) market
      ;  ; to be on the long side of the
      market      

    2. _v.

      1)   ;     

      2) ; ;   
_____

market garden

  ['ma:kIt,ga:dn] _n.  (    )
_____

market-day

  ['ma:kItdeI] _n.  
_____

market-place

  ['ma:kItpleIs] _n. ,  
_____

market-price

  ['ma:kIt'praIs] _n.  
_____

marketability

  [,ma:kIt'bIlItI] _n. ,   
_____

marketable

  ['ma:kItbl] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2) ; ; marketable surplus of grain  
_____

marketeer

  [,ma:kI'tI] _n.

    1) , 

    2)     
_____

marketing

  ['ma:kItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  market 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

marking

  ['ma:kIN]

    1. _pres-p.  mark II, 2

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ; , 

      3) 

      4)  ( )
_____

markka

  ['ma:k] _n.  (  )
_____

marksman

  ['ma:ksmn] _n.  
_____

marksmanship

  ['ma:ksmnSIp] _n.  
_____

marl

  [ma:l]

    1. _n. _. ; ;  ;  

    2. _v.   
_____

marline

  ['ma:lIn] _n. _. 
_____

marly

  ['ma:lI] _a. _. , 
_____

marmalade

  ['ma:mleId] _n. ,  (. ); 
_____

marmoreal

  [ma:'mO:rIl] _a. _. ;  
_____

marmoset

  ['ma:muzet] _n. , 
_____

marmot

  ['ma:mt] _n. _. 
_____

maroon

  I [m'ru:n]

    1. _n.

      1) ԣ- 

      2)  ( )

    2. _a. ԣ- 

  II [m'ru:n]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  ( -  -  )

      2) ,    

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2)    

      3) , 
_____

marplot

  ['ma:plOt] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) 
_____

marque

  [ma:k] _n.: letter(s) of marque _. _.  
_____

marquee

  [ma:'ki:] _n.  , ԣ
_____

marquess

  ['ma:kwIs] = marquis
_____

marquetry

  ['ma:kItrI] _n. ,   
_____

marquis

  ['ma:kwIs] _n. 
_____

marquise

  [ma:'ki:z] _n. 
_____

marquisette

  [,ma:kwI'zet] _n. 
_____

marram

  ['mrm] = marram grass
_____

marram grass

  ['mrm'gra:s] _n. _. ,  
_____

marriage

  ['mrId] _n.

    1) ; ; ; marriage of convenience  
    ޣ; to contract a marriage  ; to give in marriage
     

    2) 

    3)  ,  

    4) _.   ; 

    5) _. 

    6) _attr. ; marriage licence   ; marriage bonds
     ; marriage lines   ; marriage articles
    ( settlement)  ,  ; 
    ̣   () 
_____

marriageable

  ['mrIdbl] _a. ,   
_____

married

  ['mrId]

    1. _p-p.  marry

    2. _a. ; 
_____

marrow

  ['mru] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) _.  (. vegetable marrow)

    *) to the marrow of one's bones   ;   
_____

marrow squash

  ['mru'skwOS] _n. _. 
_____

marrowbone

  ['mrubun] _n.

    1)  

    2) , 

    3) _pl. _. ; to bring smb. down to his marrowbones 
    -.  ,  ; to go ( to get) down on
    one's marrowbones   

    4) _pl. _. 

    *) to ride in the marrowbone coach  "  () "
_____

marrowfat

  ['mruft] _n.  
_____

marrowy

  ['mruI] _a.

    1) ;  

    2) , ; 
_____

marry

  ['mrI] _v.

    1)  (to);   (to); ;  

    2) ; 

    3) _. 

    #) marry off ;  

    *) marry in haste and repent at leisure    ,  
     
_____

marsh

  [ma:S] _n. , 
_____

marsh gas

  ['ma:S'gs] _n.  , 
_____

marsh harrier

  ['ma:S,hrI] _n. _.  ( ) 
_____

marsh mallow

  ['ma:S'mlu] _n. _.  
_____

marsh marigold

  ['ma:S'mrIguld] _n. _.  
_____

marshal

  ['ma:Sl]

    1. _n.

      1) (Marshal) _. 

      2) -

      3) _.   (   )

      4)   

      5) _.   

      6)   (  ); 
       (  )

    2. _v.

      1)  (, )

      2)   ̣  ();  ( 
        ..)

      3)  ,  (in)

      4) _-.   
_____

marshalling yard

  ['ma:SlIN'ja:d] _n. _-.  
_____

marshland

  ['ma:Slnd] _n.  
_____

marshy

  ['ma:SI] _a. , ; 
_____

marsupial

  [ma:'sju:pjl] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 
_____

mart

  [ma:t] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)  
_____

marten

  ['ma:tIn] _n. 
_____

martial

  ['ma:Sl] _a.

    1) ; martial law  

    2) ; martial spirit  
_____

martin

  ['ma:tIn] _n.  
_____

martinet

  [,ma:tI'net] _n.   
_____

martingale

  ['ma:tIngeIl] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) _.    
_____

martlet

  ['ma:tlIt] _n.

    1) _.  ޣ

    2) _. 
_____

martyr

  ['ma:t]

    1. _n. ; ; ; ; he was a martyr to
    gout   ; to make a martyr of oneself   
    

    2. _v. ; 
_____

martyrdom

  ['ma:tdm] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

martyrize

  ['ma:traIz] _v. 
_____

marvel

  ['ma:vl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; he's a perfect marvel   , 
      

      2)  

      3) _. 

    2. _v. , ;  (at)
_____

marvellous

  ['ma:vls]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. (the marvellous) ; 
_____

marzipan

  [,ma:zI'pn] = marchpane
_____

mascara

  [ms'ka:r] _n. ,     
_____

mascot

  ['mskt] _n. ;   ,  
_____

masculine

  ['ma:skjulIn]

    1. _n. _.

      1)  

      2)   

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

      3)  ( )
_____

masculinity

  [,mskju'lInItI] _n. 
_____

mash

  I [mS]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)   

      3) () 

      4) 

      5) _. 

      6) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  () 

      2) , 

  II [mS] _.

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      *) mash note  ,     

    2. _v. , 
_____

mashed potatoes

  ['mStp'teItuz] _n. _pl.  
_____

masher

  I ['mS] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  (   ..)

  II ['mS] _n. _.

    1) ݣ, 

    2) , 

    3) _. ,    
_____

mask

  [ma:sk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; death mask ,  (  )

      2) ; to assume ( to put on, to wear) a mask ,
         ; to throw off the mask 
      

      3) ,    

      4) 

      5)   (  )

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  , 

      3) _. ; to mask the fire  

      4) _. 
_____

masked

  [ma:skt]

    1. _p-p.  mask 2

    2. _a.

      1) , ; masked ball -

      2) _. 

      3) _. ; 
_____

masker

  ['ma:sk] = masquer
_____

masochism

  ['mzkIzm] _n. 
_____

mason

  ['meIsn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ԣ; mason's rule  

      2) (Mason) 

    2. _v.     ,  
_____

masonic

  [m'sOnIk] _a. 
_____

masonry

  ['meIsnrI] _n.

    1)  

    2) (Masonry) 
_____

masque

  [ma:sk] _n.  
_____

masquer

  ['ma:sk] _n.  -   
_____

masquerade

  [,msk'reId]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1)   ;   

      2) ;    -.
_____

mass

  I [ms] _n. , 

  II [ms]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; ; in the mass  ; he is a mass of bruises 
        

      3)   (-.)

      4) (the masses) _pl.  

      5) _. ; ; mass of manoeuvre
      Σ ;  

      6) _. 

      7) _attr. ; a mass meeting  ; mass production
       ( ) 

    2. _v.

      1) ()  

      2) _. , 
_____

mass-produce

  ['mspr,dju:s] _v. ,  
_____

mass-spectrograph

  ['ms'spektrugra:f] _n. _. -
_____

mass-spectrometer

  ['msspek'trOmIt] _n. _. -
_____

massacre

  ['msk]

    1. _n. ; , ; massacre of St. Bartholomew _.
     

    2. _v.  
_____

massage

  ['msa:] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. ,  
_____

masseur

  [m's:] _n. _. 
_____

masseuse

  [m's:z] _n. _. 
_____

massicot

  ['msIkOt] _n. ,   (֣ )
_____

massif

  ['msi:f] _n.  
_____

massive

  ['msIv] _a.

    1) , ; ֣, 

    2) ; 

    3) 

    4) ; massive success  ; massive program
     
_____

massy

  ['msI] _a. , 
_____

mast

  I [ma:st] _n. _-. 

  II [ma:st]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _attr. ; to serve ( to sail) before the mast 
       

    2. _v.  
_____

mast-head

  I ['ma:sthed] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.

      1)     ( )

      2)   

  II ['ma:sthed] _n. _.

    1)   (  )

    2)   , ţ ,    .. (
     )
_____

-masted

  [ma:stId]    ; three-masted ң
_____

master

  ['ma:st]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; master of the house  ; to
      be master of smth. ,  -.; to be one's own master
       , ; to be master of oneself 
       ,    

      2)  , ; old masters )   (
       XIII-XVII .); )   

      3) ;  

      4) ,   ; master of sports  ;
      master of fence )  ; ) _. ; to
      make oneself master of smth.    ޣ-.,
       -.

      5) () 

      6)   (   )

      7)    (. master mariner)

      8)  (ޣ ); .: Master of Arts (_. M. A.)
       ,   

      9) ,  (   ;    
         , .: Master John, Master Jones)

      10) (The Master) 

      11) ; 

      12)   ( )

      13) _attr. , ; ; ; ;
      master form _. ; ; master station _.  
        

    2. _v.

      1) ;  ; 

      2) ,  (,    ..)

      3)  ()

      4) , ; to master the house  
_____

master-builder

  ['ma:st'bIld] _n. -
_____

master-key

  ['ma:stki:] _n. ; _.  
_____

masterful

  ['ma:stful] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

masterliness

  ['ma:stlInIs] _n. , 
_____

masterly

  ['ma:stlI]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _adv. 
_____

mastermind

  ['ma:stmaInd]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) ,  (. , )

    2. _v. ,  (. )
_____

masterpiece

  ['ma:stpi:s] _n. 
_____

mastership

  ['ma:stSIp] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  ,   ..
_____

master-spirit

  ['ma:st'spIrIt] _n.   
_____

master-stroke

  ['ma:ststruk] _n.

    1) -.,    

    2)  
_____

mastery

  ['ma:strI] _n.

    1) ;   (); the mastery of
    technique   (-.)

    2) , ; mastery of the air   
_____

mastic

  ['mstIk] _n.

    1) 

    2)   

    3)  

    4) -֣ 
_____

masticate

  ['mstIkeIt] _v.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

mastication

  [,mstI'keISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

masticator

  ['mstIkeIt] _n.

    1) ,  գ

    2) ,  
_____

masticatory

  ['mstIktrI] _a. ; masticatory stomach  
_____

mastiff

  ['mstIf] _n.  ( )
_____

mastitis

  [ms'taItIs] _n. _.   ̣, , 
_____

mastodon

  ['mstdOn] _n. 
_____

masturbation

  [,mst'beISn] _n. 
_____

masurium

  [m'zu:rIm] _n. _. 
_____

mat

  I [mt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; ; 

      2) ţ, ,  ( ,   ..)

      3)  ; 

      4) _. = mount I, 1, 2)

      *) to leave (a person) on the mat   ();
      to have smb. on the mat ,  -.; on the mat
      _.  ;  

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  ;  (  )
      

      2) , 

  II [mt]

    1. _a. , , 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ,   

    3. _v.

      1)   (, )

      2)   ()
_____

match

  I [mtS] _n.

    1) ; to strike a match  

    2) _.  ; 

  II [mtS]

    1. _n.

      1)   ,   ; ; ; he has no
      match   

      2) , 

      3) ,  ; he is more than a match for me
        (  ..) ; to meet ( to find) one's match
        

      4) , ; he (she) is a good match  ()  ;
      to make a match ;  

    2. _v.

      1)   ,  ; ; a well (an ill) matched
      couple  () 

      2)  ( ), ; these colours don't match
         ,  ; a bonnet with ribbons to
      match      ( ) 

      3) ; to match one's strength against somebody
      else's    -.

      4) ; 

      5) ;  ; 

      6) _. ; 

      7) _. , 
_____

match-board

  ['mtSbO:d] _n. _.  
_____

match-box

  ['mtSbOks] _n.  
_____

match-point

  ['mtSpOInt] _n. _. ,   
_____

matchless

  ['mtSlIs] _a. , , ģ
_____

matchlock

  ['mtSlOk] _n. _. _.  
_____

matchlock musket

  ['mtSlOk'mAskIt] _n. _. _.    
_____

matchmaker

  ['mtS,meIk] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. Σ
_____

match-making

  ['mtS,meIkIN] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  
_____

matchwood

  ['mtSwud] _n.

    1) ,    

    2)  ; to break into matchwood  

    *) to make matchwood of smth.   -.; to make
    matchwood of smb.  -.
_____

mate

  I [meIt] _.

    1. _n. ; fool's mate    

    2. _v.  

    3. _int. !

  II [meIt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ()

      3) ; 

      4) _. , ; surgeon's mate  
      ; ; the cook's mate  

      5) _.   (  )

      6) _. ֣ 

    2. _v.

      1) () 

      2) () ( )

      3) , 

      4)  (with)

      5) _. 

      6)  (  ̣)
_____

matelote

  ['mtlut] _n. _. _. 
_____

mater

  ['meIt] _n. _. _. 
_____

material

  [m'tIrIl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , , 

      3) _. 

      4) _pl. ; writing materials  

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; material world  

      2) ,  ( . ); material needs
       

      3) , ; material losses  ;
      

      4) , ; material witness _.  
_____

materialism

  [m'tIrIlIzm] _n. 
_____

materialist

  [m'tIrIlIst]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. = materialistic; materialist conception of history
      
_____

materialistic

  [m,tIrI'lIstIk] _a. 
_____

materiality

  [m,tIrI'lItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. , 
_____

materialization

  [m,tIrIlaI'zeISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,   
_____

materialize

  [m'tIrIlaIz] _v.

    1) ()

    2) (); ()   (   ..)
_____

materially

  [m'tIrIlI] _adv.

    1)  

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

materiel

  [m,tIrI'el] _n. _. _.  ;  
_____

maternal

  [m't:nl] _a.

    1) 

    2)   ; maternal uncle   
_____

maternity

  [m't:nItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: maternity hospital ( home)  ; maternity
    nurse ; maternity benefit  ; maternity leave
        
_____

matey

  ['meItI] _a. _. , ,  (with)
_____

mathematical

  [,mI'mtIkl] _a. 
_____

mathematician

  [,mIm'tISn] _n. 
_____

mathematics

  [,mI'mtIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

maths

  [ms] _. _. . mathematics
_____

matin

  ['mtIn] _n.

    1) _.   

    2) _pl. _. 
_____

matinee

  ['mtIneI] _n. _.

    1)    

    2) _attr.: matinee idol ԣ,     
_____

matrass

  ['mtrs] _n.    
_____

matriarchy

  ['meItrIa:kI] _n. 
_____

matrices

  ['meItrIsi:z] _pl.  matrix
_____

matricide

  ['meItrIsaId] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

matriculant

  [m'trIkjulnt] _n. 
_____

matriculate

  [m'trIkjuleIt]

    1. _v.        

    2. _n.     
_____

matriculation

  [m,trIkju'leISn] _n.

    1)     

    2)      
_____

matrimonial

  [,mtrI'munjl] _a. ; 
_____

matrimony

  ['mtrImnI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 
_____

matrix

  ['meItrIks] _n. (_pl. -es ['meItrIksIz], -rices)

    1) _. 

    2) _.   

    3) ; 

    4) _. ,  

    5) _.  ;  
_____

matron

  ['meItrn] _n.

    1)  ;  , 

    2) ; - (  ..);  
    (  ..)

    3) , 
_____

matronal

  ['meItrnl] _a.   
_____

matronly

  ['meItrnlI] = matronal
_____

matron-of-honour

  ['meItrnv'On] _n.   
_____

matted

  I ['mtId]

    1. _p-p.  mat I, 2

    2. _a.

      1)  ( )

      2)  , 

  II ['mtId]

    1. _p-p.  mat II, 3

    2. _a. 
_____

matter

  ['mt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. 

      3) 

      4) ; ; form and matter   

      5)  (  ..)

      6) , ; it is a matter of common knowledge 
      ; a matter of dispute  ,  ; a
      matter of life and death    ,  
      ; it is a matter of a few hours (days, weeks, etc.)  
        (,   ..); a matter of taste (habit,
      etc.)   (  ..); money matters  ; as
      matters stand    (); what's the matter? 
      ޣ ?,  ?; what's the matter with you?   ?

      7)  (of, for)

      8) _. 

      9) _. ; 

      *) in the matter of...  ...; for that matter, for the
      matter of that   ;   ;  
      ..; no matter ; ӣ , ; no matter what
         ;    

    2. _v.

      1)  ; it doesn't matter    ; ,
      

      2) 
_____

matter of course

  ['mtrv'kO:s] _n.  ,   ; 
  
_____

matter of fact

  ['mterv'fkt] _n.  ; as a matter of fact
  ) ,   ; )  ;  
_____

matter-of-course

  ['mtrv'kO:s] _a. ;   ; ,
  
_____

matter-of-fact

  ['mtrv'fkt] _a. , ; ۣ 
_____

mattery

  ['mtrI] _a.

    1) _. ,  

    2) _. , 
_____

matting

  I ['mtIN]

    1. _pres-p.  mat I, 2

    2. _n. , ; ; _. 

  II ['mtIN] _pres-p.  mat II, 3
_____

mattock

  ['mtk] _n. ; 
_____

mattress

  ['mtrIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.  
_____

maturate

  ['mtjureIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) _. , 
_____

maturation

  [,mtju'reISn] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) _. , 
_____

mature

  [m'tju]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; 

      2) ,  ( -.)

      3)   (   -  )

      4)  , 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  

      2)   ,   ; to mature schemes
        

      3)  (  )
_____

maturity

  [m'tjurItI] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) ۣ

    3) _.    
_____

matutinal

  [,mtju:'taInl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

maty

  ['meItI] = matey
_____

maud

  [mO:d] _n.

    1)    ( )

    2)  
_____

maudlin

  ['mO:dlIn]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2)   

    2. _n. 
_____

maul

  [mO:l]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) , ; ; badly mauled by a bear 
       

      3)    

      4)  
_____

mauler

  ['mO:l] _n.

    1) ,  ; , 

    2) _. _. ӣ
_____

mauley

  ['mO:lI] _n. _. , 
_____

maulstick

  ['mO:lstIk] _n. _. 
_____

maun

  [mO:n] _. = must I
_____

maunder

  ['mO:nd] _v.

    1)  ; 

    2)    ,   

    #) maunder about, maunder along , 
_____

maundy

  ['mO:ndI] _n. _.

    1)       

    2) _attr.: maundy money ,    ;
    Maundy week  ; Maundy Thursday   (
     )
_____

mausoleum

  [,mO:s'lIm] _n. 
_____

mauve

  [muv] _a. -
_____

maverick

  ['mvrIk] _n.

    1) _. ͣ ̣

    2) ; 

    3) ,      ; 
_____

mavis

  ['meIvIs] _n. _.  
_____

maw

  [mO:] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)   ( )
_____

mawkish

  ['mO:kIS] _a.

    1)   ; 

    2) , , 
_____

mawseed

  ['mO:si:d] _n.   
_____

maxi-

  ['mksI] _pref.  (   , ); maxi-coat
   ; maxi-skirt -
_____

maxilla

  [mk'sIl] _n. (_pl. -lae) ()  ( )
_____

maxillae

  [mk'sIli:] _pl.  maxilla
_____

maxillary

  [mk'sIlrI] _a. 
_____

maxim

  ['mksIm] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  , 
_____

maxima

  ['mksIm] _pl.  maximum
_____

maximize

  ['mksImaIz] _v.

    1)   ,  

    2)   
_____

maximum

  ['mksImm]

    1. _n. (_pl. -ima) ;  ;  

    2. _a. 
_____

maxwell

  ['mkswl] _n. _. 
_____

may

  I [meI] _v. (might) ,  

    1) ,  ;  ; it may be so , 
     ; he may arrive tomorrow ,    ; the
    train may be late   ; , , 

    2)    : may I come and see you?   
      ?; you may go if you choose   , 
    

    3)     : may theirs be a
    happy meeting!     !

    4)       
         : who may that be?
        ?

    5)       
      : whoever he may be he has no right to
    speak like that     ,      
    

    *) be that as it may )     ; )   !

  II [meI] _n. _. 
_____

maybe

  ['meIbi:] _adv.  
_____

may-bloom

  ['meIblu:m] _n.  
_____

mayfly

  ['meIflaI]

    1) _n. _. ģ, -

    2)   
_____

mayhem

  ['meIhem] _n. _. _.  
_____

may-lily

  ['meI,lIlI] _n. 
_____

mayonnaise

  [,meI'neIz] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)     
_____

mayor

  [mE] _n. 
_____

mayoralty

  ['mErltI] _n.

    1)  

    2)     
_____

mayoress

  ['mErIs] _n.

    1)  

    2) -
_____

maypole

  ['meIpul] _n.

    1)   (  ,    1
      )

    2) _. , 
_____

mayweed

  ['meIwi:d] _n. _.  ;  
_____

mazarine

  [,mz'ri:n]

    1. _n. ԣ- 

    2. _a. ԣ-
_____

maze

  [meIz]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)   ,   

      2)   
_____

mazer

  ['meIz] _n. _. ,  (    )
_____

mazurka

  [m'z:k] _. _n. 
_____

mazy

  ['meIzI] _a. 
_____

me

  [mi:] _pron. _pers. _obj.  I
_____

mead

  I [mi:d] _n. ͣ ()

  II [mi:d] _n. _. 
_____

meadow

  ['medu] _n. , 
_____

meadow-grass

  ['medugra:s] _n. _.  
_____

meadow-rue

  ['meduru:] _n. _. 
_____

meadows-affron

  ['medu'sfrn] _n. _.  
_____

meadow-saxifrage

  ['medu'sksIfrId] _n. _.  
_____

meadow-sweet

  ['meduswi:t] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  ()
_____

meadowy

  ['meduI] _a.

    1) 

    2)   ( )
_____

meagre

  ['mi:g] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ; , 

    3) 

    4)  ; 
_____

meal

  I [mi:l]

    1. _n.   

    2. _v.

      1)  ,   

      2) ,   

  II [mi:l]

    1. _n.  ; 

    2. _v.  , 
_____

meal-worm

  ['mi:lw:m] _n. _.  
_____

mealies

  ['mi:lIz] _n. _pl. _-. 
_____

mealiness

  ['mi:lInIs] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ()
_____

meals-on-wheels

  ['mi:lzOn'wi:lz] _n.        
   ( ̣)
_____

mealtime

  ['mi:ltaIm] _n.    (,   ..)
_____

mealy

  ['mi:lI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ;  ( )

    3) , 

    4) , 
_____

mealy-bug

  ['mi:lIbAg] _n. _.  
_____

mealy-mouthed

  ['mi:lImaud] _a. , 
_____

mean

  I [mi:n] _a.

    1) ; ; ; no mean abilities 
    

    2) , , 

    3) , 

    4) _. ; 

    5) _. , ; to feel mean )  
    ; )   

    6) _. , 

  II [mi:n]

    1. _n.

      1) ; the golden ( happy) mean  

      2) _.  

      3) _pl. (.  _sing.   _pl.) ; ; the means
      of communication  ; the means of circulation _.
       ; the means of payment _. ԣ ;
      the means and instruments of production   
      ; means of employment   ; by
      all means )  ; )  ,      ;
      ) , ; by any means      ; by
      means of... ...; by no means )  ;   
      ; ) ,  ; it is by no means cheap  
       ģ

      4) _pl. , , ; means of subsistence
        ; a man of means   ,
       

      5) _attr.: means test  

    2. _a. ; mean line _. ; mean time 
     ; mean water   ; ; mean
    yield  

      *) in the mean time  ;  

  III [mi:n] _v. (meant)

    1) ;   ; I didn't mean to offend you   
     ; to mean business _. )  ( -.) أ,
    ; )  أ; to mean mischief )  
    ; )  ; to mean well (ill)  
    () ; he means well by us    

    2) (); to mean it be used  (-.) 
    

    3) , ; what do you mean by that? )   
     ?; )    ?; what did you mean by
    looking at me like that?  ޣ ?      ?

    4) , ,  
_____

meander

  [mI'nd]

    1. _n.

      1) _pl.  (, )

      2) _.  ()

    2. _v.

      1)  ( , )

      2)    (. meander along)
_____

meaning

  ['mi:nIN]

    1. _pres-p.  mean III

    2. _n. ; ; with meaning 

    3. _a. ; ; 
_____

meaningful

  ['mi:nINful] _a. , 
_____

meaningless

  ['mi:nINlIs] _a. 
_____

meaningly

  ['mi:nINlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

meanly

  ['mi:nlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

meanness

  ['mi:nnIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

mean-spirited

  ['mi:n'spIrItId] _a. , ; mean-spirited fellow 
_____

meant

  [ment] _p.  _p-p.  mean III
_____

meantime

  ['mi:n'taIm] _adv.  ;  
_____

meanwhile

  ['mi:n'waIl] = meantime
_____

mease

  [mi:z] _n. 500   (  )
_____

measles

  ['mi:zlz] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.)

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

measly

  ['mi:zlI] _a.

    1) 

    2) ֣    ( )

    3) _. ; ; 
_____

measurable

  ['merbl] _a.

    1) ; in the measurable future  ̣ ; within
    measurable distance of  

    2) ;   
_____

measurably

  ['merblI] _adv.   ,   
_____

measure

  ['me]

    1. _n.

      1) ; dry (linear, liquid, square, etc.) measures  
       (, ,   ..); full (short) measure 
      () ; to give good measure )   ;
      ) _.   

      2) ; made to measure   ;   ; to
      take smb.'s measure )    -.; ) _.
        -.;  -. 

      3) , ; to set measures to smth.  -.;
        -.; beyond ( out of) measure ;
      ; in some ( in a) measure   ,
      ; to give a measure of hope    ģ,
       - ; a limited measure of success ,
       

      4) , , ; measure of value  

      5) , ; to take (drastic) measures 
      (, ) 

      6) _. ; greatest common measure   

      7) _. , 

      8) _. 

      9) _. 

      10) _pl. _.  ̣  ; 

      11) _.  

      *) measure for measure   ,   ; to get the measure of
      smb.  -.

    2. _v.

      1) , ;  (. measure off)

      2)  ; to measure a person with one's eye  -.
      

      3) ,  (  ..)

      4)  ; the house measures 60 feet long   60 
       

      5)   (with, against - )

      6) ; ; to measure one's acts (by) 
        ()

      7) _.  ()

      #) measure off ; measure out ;   ;
      ; measure up (to;  . with) ) 
      (); ) ,  (); ) 
      ()

      *) to measure one's length    
_____

measured

  ['med]

    1. _p-p.  measure 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; measured mile  

      2) , ; ,  ( )

      3) , ; measured tread  
_____

measureless

  ['melIs] _a. ; , 
_____

measurement

  ['memnt] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) (. _pl.) 

    3)  

    4) _attr.: measurement goods ,    
       ,   
_____

measurer

  ['mer] _n.  , 
_____

meat

  [mi:t] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) _. ; at meat  ,  ; after meat  ; before
    meat  

    4)  ()

    5)   ; ; a book full of meat
     

    *) green meat , ; to be meat and drink to smb. 
      -.;   ; easy meat _. ̣
    , ;  , ; one man's meat is another
    man's poison _.   ,   
_____

meat-ball

  ['mi:tbO:l] _n. 
_____

meat-chopper

  ['mi:t,tSOp] _n. 
_____

meat-fly

  ['mi:tflaI] _n.  
_____

meat-grinder

  ['mi:t,graInd] _. = meat-chopper
_____

meat-offering

  ['mi:t,OfrIN] _n. _.  
_____

meat-packing

  ['mi:t,pkIN] _n.  ; meat-packing industry
   
_____

meat-safe

  ['mi:tseIf] _n. , 
_____

meatman

  ['mi:tmn] _n. 
_____

meaty

  ['mi:tI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)   ,  ( , )
_____

meccano

  [mI'ka:nu] _n.  ( )
_____

mechanic

  [mI'knIk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; 

    2. _a. _. = mechanical
_____

mechanical

  [mI'knIkl] _a.

    1) ; ; mechanical engineer -;
    mechanical engineering 

    2) ; 

    3) ; mechanical skill  

    4) 

    5) _. 
_____

mechanician

  [,mek'nISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

mechanics

  [mI'knIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

mechanism

  ['meknIzm] _n.

    1) , , 

    2)  ()

    3) _. 
_____

mechanist

  ['meknIst] _n. _. 
_____

mechanistic

  [,mek'nIstIk] _a. _. 
_____

mechanization

  [,meknaI'zeISn] _n. ; 
_____

mechanize

  ['meknaIz] _v. 
_____

medal

  ['medl] _n. ; 
_____

medalled

  ['medld] _a.

    1) ģ   

    2) ,    
_____

medallion

  [mI'dljn] _n. 
_____

medallist

  ['medlIst] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , 
_____

meddle

  ['medl] _v.  (with, in -  -.);    ϣ 
_____

meddler

  ['medl] _n. , ,   ӣ 
_____

meddlesome

  ['medlsm] _a.     , 
_____

media

  I ['medI] _n. (_pl. -ae)

    1) _.  

    2) _.     

  II ['mi:dj] _pl.  medium 1
_____

mediae

  ['medIi:] _pl.  media I
_____

mediaeval

  [,medI'i:vl] = medieval
_____

medial

  ['mi:djl] _a.

    1) ; medial alligation _.  

    2) 
_____

median

  ['mi:djn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _.  
_____

mediastinum

  [,mi:dIs'taInm] _n. _. 
_____

mediate

  1. _a. ['mi:dIIt]

    1) ; 

    2) ;  

  2. _v. ['mi:dIeIt]

    1) 

    2)   

    3)   
_____

mediation

  [,mi:dI'eISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: mediation board   ( )
_____

mediatize

  ['mi:dItaIz] _v. _. ,  (),
          
_____

mediator

  ['mi:dIeIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) (Mediator)  

    3) _. _. 
_____

mediatorial

  ['mi:dI'tO:rIl] _a. 
_____

mediatory

  ['mi:dItrI] = mediatorial
_____

mediatrices

  ['mi:dIeItrIsi:z] _pl.  mediatrix
_____

mediatrix

  ['mi:dIeItrIks] _n. (_pl. -trices) , 
_____

medic

  ['medIk]

    1. _a. _. 

    2. _n. _.

      1) , 

      2) _. _.   
_____

medicable

  ['medIkbl] _a. ,  
_____

medical

  ['medIkl]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; medical aid  ; the
      medical profession  , ; medical school
      )  ; )    ;
      medical garden     ; medical
      history )  ; )  ; medical
      jurisprudence  ; medical man ; medical
      examination ( inspection)  ; medical assessor
      - ; medical service ) 
      ; )  ; medical socicty  

      2) ; medical ward   

    2. _n. _. -
_____

medicament

  [me'dIkmnt] _n. , 
_____

medicare

  ['medIkE] _n. _.    
  (. )
_____

medicaster

  ['medI,kst] _n. _. 
_____

medicate

  ['medIkeIt] _v.

    1)  

    2) ,  
_____

medication

  [,medI'keISn] _n. 
_____

medicative

  ['medIkeItIv] _a. , ; medicative herb  ;
  medicative plant ,  
_____

medicinal

  [me'dIsInl] _a. ; 
_____

medicine

  ['medsIn] _n.

    1) , . ; to practise medicine  
    ,   

    2) ; a medicine for (headache, cold, etc.)  
    ( ,   ..); to take one's medicine ) 
    ; ) _.  ; )  
    ; )  ,   -.
    

    3) , 

    4) , 
_____

medicine bag

  ['medsInbg] _n.  
_____

medicine chest

  ['medsIntSest] _n.  ;   
_____

medicine dropper

  ['medsIn,drOp] _n. 
_____

medicine glass

  ['medsIngla:s] _n. 
_____

medicineman

  ['medsInmn] _n. , 
_____

medico

  ['medIku] _n. (_pl. -os ['medIkuz]) _.

    1) , 

    2) -
_____

medieval

  [,medI'i:vl] _a. 
_____

medievalism

  [,medI'i:vlIzm] _n.

    1) , ,   

    2)  
_____

medievalist

  [,medI'i:vlIst] _n.     
_____

mediocre

  ['mi:dIuk] _a. ; 
_____

mediocrity

  [,mi:dI'OkrItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ,  , 
_____

meditate

  ['medIteIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3) ,  (on, upon)

    4) 
_____

meditation

  [,medI'teISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

meditative

  ['medIttIv] _a. ; 
_____

mediterranean

  [,medIt'reInjn]

    1. _a.

      1) ̣   

      2)  ( )

    2. _n.: the Mediterranean  ; the Mediterranean area
      
_____

medium

  ['mi:djm]

    1. _n. (_pl. -s ['mi:djmz], -dia)

      1) , ; medium of circulation , 
      ; through ( by) the medium of...  ..;
      mass media (of communication)    (,
      , , , )

      2) ,  ; happy medium  

      3) ,  ()

      4) _. 

      5) , 

      6)  ( )

      7) _.  ()

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; medium wave _.   
      ( 100  800 )

      2) 

      3) _. 
_____

medlar

  ['medl] _n. _.  
_____

medley

  ['medlI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , 

      2)  ; ۣ 

      3) _. 

      4) " ӣ", "" (    )

    2. _a. , , У

    3. _v. , 
_____

medulla

  [me'dAl] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3)  

    4)   

    5) _. 
_____

medullary

  [me'dAlrI] _a.

    1) _. , 

    2) _. 
_____

medusa

  [mI'dju:z] _n. (_pl. -ae, -s [mI'dju:zz]) _. 
_____

medusae

  [mI'dju:zi:] _pl.  medusa
_____

meed

  [mi:d] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

meek

  [mi:k] _a. , ; 
_____

meekness

  ['mi:knIs] _n. , 
_____

meerschaum

  ['mISm] _. _n.

    1) _.  

    2)  
_____

meet

  [mi:t]

    1. _v. (met)

      1) 

      2) , ; we seldom meet   

      3) ; my waistcoat won't meet    

      4)  ( )

      5)   

      6) ; please meet Mr. X    
       

      7) ,  (, ); to meet
      the case   , ; that
      meets my problem    

      8) ; to meet a bill  ޣ; ( ); he has
      many expenses to meet  ӣ  

      9)  ()

      #) meet together , ; meet with ) ,
      ; )  ;  ; ) 

      *) to meet one's ear   ;  ; to meet the eye
       ; to meet a difficulty (trouble) halfway
        ,   ..  
        (), well met! _.  !;
        !

    2. _n.

      1)   (,   ..)

      2) _. _. , 
_____

meeting

  ['mi:tIN]

    1. _pres-p.  meet 1

    2. _n.

      1) , , ; to address the meeting  
        

      2) 

      3) 

      4) _. , 

      5) _-. 

      6) _. , 

      7) _attr. ; meeting engagement _.  ;
      meeting point  
_____

meeting-house

  ['mi:tINhaus] _a.  
_____

mega-

  ['meg] = megalo-
_____

megacycle

  ['meg'saIkl] _n. _.  (= 1  )
_____

megalith

  ['meglI] _n. _. 
_____

megalo-

  ['meglu] _.    : )  ,
    ..; )    ,   
  ,   
_____

megalomania

  ['meglu'meInj] _n. ,  
_____

megalopolis

  [,meg'luplIs] _n. -
_____

megaphone

  ['megfun]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.   
_____

megascope

  ['megskup] _n. _. 
_____

megascopic

  [,meg'skOpIk] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ֣ 
_____

megatherium

  [,meg'IrIm] _n. _. 
_____

megaton

  ['megtAn] _n.  (= 1  )
_____

megawatt

  ['megwOt] _n. _.  (= 1  )
_____

megger

  ['meg] _n. _. 
_____

megilp

  [m'gIlp] _n. _.   (   )
_____

megohm

  ['megum] _n. _.  (= 1  )
_____

megrim

  ['mi:grIm] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _pl. _. 

    3) _. , , 

    4) _pl. _.  (); ,  ()
_____

melancholia

  [,meln'kulj] _n. 
_____

melancholic

  [,meln'kOlIk] _a.  ; 
_____

melancholy

  ['melnklI]

    1. _n. , ; 

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ;  
_____

meld

  [meld] _v. _. 
_____

melee

  ['meleI] _n. _.  , 
_____

melinite

  ['melInaIt] _n.  ( )
_____

meliorate

  ['mi:ljreIt] _v.

    1) ()

    2) 
_____

melioration

  [,mi:lj'reISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

meliorative

  ['mi:ljrtIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

melliferous

  [me'lIfrs] _a. 
_____

mellifluence

  [me'lIfluns] _n. 
_____

mellifluent

  [me'lIflunt] = mellifluous
_____

mellifluous

  [me'lIflus] _a. ; ;  
_____

mellow

  ['melu]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ,    ( )

      2)   ;  ( )

      3) , ,  ( ,   ..)

      4) , ;  ( )

      5) ң ,    ( , )

      6) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) () , ; 

      2)   ( )

      3) ()

      4) () ( )
_____

mellowness

  ['melunIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3)  ( )

    4) 
_____

melodic

  [mI'lOdIk] _a. , 
_____

melodious

  [mI'ludjs] _a.

    1) 

    2) , , 

    3)  ( )
_____

melodist

  ['meldIst] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

melodize

  ['meldaIz] _v.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

melodrama

  ['melu,dra:m] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ( )
_____

melodramatic

  [,meludr'mtIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) ,  (   ..)
_____

melody

  ['meldI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

melon

  ['meln] _n.

    1) 

    2) = water-melon

    3) _. _. _. ;   ;
        ; to cut ( to slice) the melon
    )     ;
    )     
_____

melt

  [melt]

    1. _v.

      1) 

      2) (), ()

      3) _. ()

      4) (); ; 

      5) , ; 

      6) ()  (  ); 

      7) _.  ();  ( )

      #) melt away ) ; ) ,   ; melt
      down ; ; melt out 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) 
_____

melted butter

  ['meltId,bAt] _n. ̣ 
_____

melted cheese

  ['meltIdtSi:z] _n.  
_____

melting

  ['meltIN]

    1. _pres-p.  melt 1

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , 

    3. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

      3)  ( )

      4) , ; ; she is in the melting mood 
       

      5) 
_____

melting-house

  ['meltIN'haus] _n. 
_____

melting-point

  ['meltIN'pOInt] _n.  
_____

melting-pot

  ['meltIN'pOt] _n. 

    *) to go into the melting-pot   
_____

melton

  ['meltn] _n.  ( )
_____

mem.

  [mem] _.  memorandum
_____

member

  ['memb] _n.

    1)  ( . .); Member of Parliament  ; member
    of sentence _.  ; member of equation _. 
    ; members of armed forces   ֣ 

    2) , Σ; ; members of the press (of the
    ruling class)   ( )

    3) _.  

    4) _attr.: member state - (  ..)

    *) unruly member   
_____

membership

  ['membSIp] _n.

    1) ;  

    2)  

    3)   (, )

    4) _attr. ; membership card  ; membership fee
     
_____

membrane

  ['membreIn] _n.

    1) , ; ; ̣

    2) _. , 

    3) 
_____

membraneous

  [mem'breInjs] _a. ; ̣
_____

membranous

  [mem'breIns] _a. ; ̣
_____

memento

  [mI'mentu] _n. (_pl. -oes, -os [mI'mentuz])

    1) 

    2) 
_____

memo

  ['mi:mu] _n. _.  memorandum
_____

memoir

  ['memwa:] _n.

    1)  

    2) _pl. , 

    3)  ; _pl. ޣ  ()
_____

memoirist

  ['memwa:rIst] _n.    
_____

memorability

  [,memr'bIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

memorable

  ['memrbl] _a. , , 
_____

memoranda

  [,mem'rnd] _pl.  memorandum
_____

memorandum

  [,mem'rndm] _n. (_pl. -da, -s [,mem'rndmz])

    1) ;  

    2)  ; 

    3)  
_____

memorial

  [mI'mO:rIl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3) _pl. ; 

      4) _. 

      5)     

      6) _. 

    2. _a. ; ;   ; Memorial Day
    _.         1861-65 ., 
    -    (30 )

    3. _v.    
_____

memorialist

  [mI'mO:rIlIst] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

memorialize

  [mI'mO:rIlaIz] _v.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

memorize

  ['memraIz] _v.

    1) ;  

    2)  
_____

memory

  ['memrI] _n.

    1) ; in memory of smb., smth.   -., -.; to the
    best of my memory   ; if my memory serves me right, if
    my memory does not fail me     ; within living
    memory    

    2) ; he has left a sad memory behind    
     

    3) _.  ,  , 
    

    4) _. , 
_____

men

  [men] _pl.  man 1
_____

men-of-war

  ['menv'wO:] _pl.  manofwar
_____

menace

  ['mens]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v. , 
_____

menage

  [me'na:] _n. _.

    1)  ;  

    2) ,       
_____

menagerie

  [mI'ndrI] _n. _.  (. )
_____

menatarms

  ['ment'a:mz] _pl.  manatarms
_____

menchildren

  ['men,tSIldrn] _pl.  manchild
_____

mend

  [mend]

    1. _n.

      1)  ,    ..

      2)  (, ); to be on the mend   ,
      

    2. _v.

      1) , ; ; ;  ( 
      ..)

      2) ();  ( )

      *) to mend the fire  ; to mend one's pace 
      ; to mend one's ways ; it is never too late to mend
      _.    ; mend or end  ,
        ;    ; that won't mend
      matters    
_____

mendacious

  [men'deISs] _a. ; 
_____

mendacity

  [men'dsItI] _n. ; 
_____

mender

  ['mend] _n.

    1) ,  , , , 

    2)  
_____

mendicancy

  ['mendIknsI] _n. ; 
_____

mendicant

  ['mendIknt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _.   

    2. _a. , 
_____

mendicity

  [men'dIsItI] _n. 
_____

mending

  ['mendIN]

    1. _pres-p.  mend 2

    2. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) , 
_____

menhaden

  [men'heIdn] _n. ,  
_____

menhir

  ['menhI] _n. _. 
_____

menial

  ['mi:njl] _.

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _a. ; ; menial work ޣ 
_____

meningitis

  [,menIn'daItIs] _n. _. 
_____

menisci

  [mI'nIsaI] _pl.  meniscus
_____

meniscus

  [mI'nIsks] _n. (_pl. menisci) _. _. 
_____

menopause

  ['menupO:z] _n. _.  , 
_____

menses

  ['mensi:z] _n. _pl. _. 
_____

menstrua

  ['menstru] _pl.  menstruum
_____

menstrual

  ['menstrul] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

menstruate

  ['menstrueIt] _v. _. 
_____

menstruation

  [,menstru'eISn] _n. _. 
_____

menstruum

  ['menstrum] _n. (_pl. -rua, -s ['menstrumz]) _. 
_____

mensurable

  ['menSurbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

mensural

  ['mensjurl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

mensuration

  [,mensju'reISn] _n. 
_____

mental

  I ['mentl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; mental defective   £

      2) ; mental affection  ; mental house (
      home)  ; mental strain  ;
      your troubles are purely mental   -  ;
      mental patient ( case) ; mental specialist
      ; mental nurse    

      3) 

      4)   , ; mental arithmetic (
      calculations) ޣ  ; mental reservation  

    2. _n. _. , 

  II ['mentl] _a. 
_____

mentality

  [men'tlItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  

    3) 
_____

mentally

  ['mentlI] _adv.

    1) ; mentally alert   , 

    2) 
_____

mentation

  [men'teISn] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2) 
_____

menthol

  ['menOl] _n. _. 
_____

mention

  ['menSn]

    1. _n. ;  (); to make mention of smb., smth.
     -., -.; honourable mention )  ;
    )   

    2. _v. ,  ; don't mention it )  
    (); ) ,  (   ); not to
    mention    
_____

mentor

  ['mentO:] _n. , , , 
_____

menu

  ['menju:] _n. _. 
_____

mephitis

  [me'faItIs] _n. ,  ; 
_____

mercantile

  ['m:kntaIl] _a.

    1) ; ; mercantile law  ;
    mercantile marine  ; mercantile system _. 
    

    2) ; ; -ޣ
_____

mercenary

  ['m:sInrI]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) 

    2. _n. 
_____

mercer

  ['m:s] _n.  ۣ  
_____

mercerize

  ['m:sraIz] _v. _. 
_____

mercery

  ['m:srI] _n.

    1) ۣ   

    2)  ۣ   
_____

merchandise

  ['m:tSndaIz]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

merchant

  ['m:tSnt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. _. 

      3) _. "" ( )

    2. _a.

      1) , ; merchant service  ; merchant
      ship = merchantman; merchant tailor _. ,   
      ; merchant prince  , ""

      2) = merchantable
_____

merchantable

  ['m:tSntbl] _a.  ( )
_____

merchantman

  ['m:tSntmn] _n.  , ""
_____

merciful

  ['m:sIful] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) 

    4)  ( )
_____

mercifulness

  ['m:sIfulnIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

merciless

  ['m:sIlIs] _a. ; 
_____

mercurial

  [m:'kjurIl]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) , ; 

      3) 

    2. _n.  
_____

mercuriality

  [,m:kjurI'lItI] _n. , 
_____

mercurialize

  [m:'kjurIlaIz] _v.  
_____

mercury

  ['m:kjurI] _n.

    1) ;  ;  

    2) _. 

    3) _attr. 

    *) the mercury is rising )  ; ) 
    (  ..) ; )  ԣ; 
    
_____

mercy

  ['m:sI] _n.

    1) ; ; to be left to the tender mercy (
    mercies) of smb. _.     -. (.
     )

    2) ; , ; to beg for mercy  ; to
    have mercy on ( upon) smb. ,  -.

    3) , ; that's a mercy!   !

    *) at the mercy of  ; thankful for small mercies 
    
_____

mere

  I [mI] _n. ; ;  

  II [mI] _a.

    1) ,   ; a mere child could do it  £ 
     

    2) ; ; a mere trifle  ; a mere nobody 
    

    3): of mere motion _. 

    4) _. 
_____

merely

  ['mIlI] _adv. , ; ; I merely asked his name 
   ,   
_____

meretricious

  [,merI'trISs] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

merganser

  [m:'gns] _n.  ()
_____

merge

  [m:d] _v.

    1) 

    2) (), ()
_____

merger

  ['m:d] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  (  )
_____

meridian

  [m'rIdIn]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) 

      3) 

      4)  ;  ()

    2. _a.

      1) ;   

      2) , 
_____

meridional

  [m'rIdInl]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _n.  (.   )
_____

meringue

  [m'rN] _n. _. _. 
_____

merino

  [m'ri:nu] _n. (_pl. -os [m'ri:nuz])

    1)  ( )

    2)  

    3) _attr. ; merino sheep 
_____

merit

  ['merIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to make a merit of smth.  -.   ;
      Order of Merit  " "

      2) 

      3) _pl. ; to judge on the merits of the case (question,
      etc.)     (  ..)

    2. _v. ,  
_____

meritocracy

  [,merI'tOkrsI] _n. ,      
    
_____

meritocrat

  ['merItkrt] _n. ,     
   
_____

meritorious

  [,merI'tO:rIs] _a.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

merle

  [m:l] _n. _. _. ޣ 
_____

merlin

  ['m:lIn] _n. _. 
_____

merlon

  ['m:ln] _n.  ( )
_____

mermaid

  ['m:meId] _n. , ; 
_____

merman

  ['m:mn] _n. ; 
_____

merrily

  ['merIlI] _adv. , ̣
_____

merriment

  ['merImnt] _n. , 
_____

merry

  I ['merI] _a.

    1) ӣ; ; to make merry , ; to make
    merry over ( with, about) smb., smth.   -., -.

    2) 

    3) _. , 

  II ['merI] _n. 
_____

merry andrew

  ['merI'ndru:] _n. , , 
_____

merry dancers

  ['merI'da:nsz] _n. _.  
_____

merry-go-round

  ['merIgu,raund] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (  ..)
_____

merry-maker

  ['merI,meIk] _n. ; 
_____

merry-making

  ['merI,meIkIN] _n. , ; 
_____

merry-meeting

  ['merI,mi:tIN] _n. 
_____

merrythought

  ['merIO:t] _n. ,  (  )
_____

mesa

  ['meIs] _n. _. _.  
_____

mesalliance

  [me'zlIns] _n. _.  , 
_____

mesentery

  ['mesntrI] _n. _. 
_____

mesh

  [meS]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ; ,  (, )

      2) _pl. ; _. 

      3) _. 

      4) _attr.: mesh stockings ޣ  ()

    2. _v.

      1)   ;  

      2)   

      3) _. (); ()
_____

meshy

  ['meSI] _a. ; 
_____

mesial

  ['mi:zjl] _a. , , 
_____

mesmeric

  [mez'merIk] _a. 
_____

mesmerism

  ['mezmrIzm] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

mesmerist

  ['mezmrIst] _n. ڣ
_____

mesmerize

  ['mezmraIz] _v. ; _. , 
_____

meson

  ['mi:zOn] _n. _. 
_____

mesotron

  ['mesutrOn] _n. _. 
_____

mess

  I [mes]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; to make a mess of things
      ; ;  ӣ ; in a mess )  ;
       ; )  

      2) ; to get into a mess   ; to be in a mess
        ,  ; to clear up the mess 
      

    2. _v.

      1)  ; , 

      2)   ( mess up)

      3) ,    ( mess about)

  II [mes]

    1. _n.

      1)  ,    

      2)  ,   (   )

      3)  (  ); _.  -

      4) , ; ̣

      5) ,  ( )

      6) _attr. ; mess allowance  ; mess kit _.
          ( , )

    2. _v.  ,   ,   (with,
    together)
_____

message

  ['mesId]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; , ; send me a message
       ; to leave a message for smb.   -.
      -.

      2) ; 

      3)   ; _. 
        (. the President's message to Congress)

      4)  (  ..)

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2)  , 

      3) 
_____

message bag

  ['mesIdbg] _n. _.    
_____

message book

  ['mesIdbuk] _n. _.  
_____

message center

  ['mesId'sent] _n. _.   ( ) 
_____

messenger

  ['mesInd] _n.

    1) , ; ; special messenger , 

    2) 

    3) _. _-.  
_____

messenger-pigeon

  ['mesInd'pIdIn] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  
_____

messieurs

  [m'sj:] _pl.  monsieur
_____

mess-jacket

  ['mes,dkIt] _n. _. 
_____

messmate

  ['mesmeIt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _.   -
_____

mess-room

  ['mesrum] = mess II, 1, 3)
_____

messuage

  ['meswId] _n. _. 
_____

messy

  ['mesI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

mestizo

  [mes'ti:zu] _n. (_pl. -os, -oes [mes'ti:zuz]) 
_____

met

  [met] _p.  _p-p.  meet 1
_____

metabolic

  [,met'bOlIk] _a.    ; metabolic disease
    ; metabolic disturbance  
  
_____

metabolism

  [me'tblIzm] _n. ,  
_____

metacarpus

  [,met'ka:ps] _n. _. 
_____

metachrosis

  [,met'krusIs] _n. _.   
_____

metagalaxy

  ['met,glksI] _n. _. 
_____

metagenesis

  [,met'denIsIs] _n. _. 
_____

metal

  ['metl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _pl. ; the train left ( jumped) the metals  ۣ 
      

      3) 

      4)  

      5) _-. 

      6) _. 

      7) = mettle 2)

      8) _attr. 

      *) heavy metal ֣ ; _.  

    2. _v.

      1) ,  

      2) ,  

      3) _-. 
_____

metalled road

  ['metldrud] _n. 
_____

metallic

  [mI'tlIk] _a. 
_____

metalliferous

  [,met'lIfrs] _a. ;  
_____

metalline

  ['metlaIn] _a.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

metallization

  [,metlaI'zeISn] _n. _. 
_____

metallize

  ['metlaIz] _v. _. 
_____

metallography

  [,met'lOgrfI] _n. 
_____

metalloid

  ['metlOId] _n. _. 
_____

metallurgical

  [,met'l:dIkl] _a. ; metallurgical engineer
  -; metallurgical engineering ; metallurgical
  furnace  
_____

metallurgist

  [me'tldIst] _n. 
_____

metallurgy

  [me'tldI] _n. 
_____

metal-worker

  ['metl,w:k] _n. 
_____

metamerism

  [mI'tmrIzm] _n. _. _. 
_____

metamorphose

  [,met'mO:fuz] _v. ()  (into); ()
_____

metamorphoses

  [,met'mO:fsi:z] _pl.  metamorphosis
_____

metamorphosis

  [,met'mO:fsIs] _n. (_pl. -ses) ()
_____

metaphor

  ['metf] _n. 
_____

metaphorical

  [,met'fOrIkl] _a. 
_____

metaphrase

  ['metfreIz]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

    2. _v.  
_____

metaphysical

  [,met'fIzIkl] _a. 
_____

metaphysician

  [,metfI'zISn] _n. 
_____

metaphysics

  [,met'fIzIks] _n. _pl. ( .  _sing.) 
_____

metaplasia

  [,met'pleIzj] _n. _. 
_____

metasomatism

  [,met'sumtIzm] _n. _. 
_____

metastasis

  [me'tstsIs] _n. _. 
_____

metatarsi

  [,met'ta:saI] _pl.  metatarsus
_____

metatarsus

  [,met'ta:ss] _n. (_pl. -si) _. 
_____

metathesis

  [me'tsIs] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. ,  
_____

metayage

  [,meteI'ja:] _n. _.  
_____

metayer

  [me'teIjeI] _n. _. ; 
_____

metcast

  ['metka:st] _n.   
_____

mete

  I [mi:t] _n. ;  ; metes and bounds _. ,
  

  II [mi:t] _v.

    1) ,  ( mete out)

    2)  (, )

    3) _. 
_____

metempsychoses

  [,metempsI'kusi:z] _pl.  metempsychosis
_____

metempsychosis

  [,metempsI'kusIs] _n. (_pl. -ses) _. 
_____

meteor

  ['mi:tj] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

meteoric

  [,mi:tI'OrIk] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3)   ; 
_____

meteorite

  ['mi:tjraIt] _n. 
_____

meteorograph

  ['mi:tjrgra:f] _n. _. 
_____

meteorological

  [,mi:tjr'lOdIkl] _a. ; ;
  meteorological message 
_____

meteorology

  [,mi:tj'rOldI] _n.

    1) 

    2)   (, )
_____

meter

  ['mi:t] _n.

    1) ; ޣ;  ; to read the gas
    (electric) meter    () ޣ

    2) _. = metre
_____

meterage

  ['mi:trId] _n.

    1)  (   )

    2)   
_____

metering

  ['mi:trIN] _n.

    1) 

    2)   

    3) _attr. 
_____

mete-wand

  ['mi:twOnd] _n. , 
_____

methane

  ['mi:eIn] _n. _. ,  
_____

method

  ['med] _n.

    1) , ; ɣ

    2) ; 

    3) _. _. 

    4) _pl.  ()
_____

methodical

  [mI'OdIkl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

methodize

  ['medaIz] _v.   ,  
_____

methodology

  [,me'dOldI] _n. 
_____

methyl

  ['meIl] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; methyl alcohol  
_____

meticulous

  [mI'tIkjuls] _a.

    1) ; ; 

    2) 
_____

metier

  ['metjeI] _n. _. , , 
_____

metis

  ['mi:tIs] _n. _. 
_____

metonymy

  [mI'tOnImI] _n. _. 
_____

metope

  ['metup] _n. _. 
_____

metre

  ['mi:t] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) , ,  ( , )
_____

metric

  ['metrIk] _a. ; metric system  ( )
   
_____

metrical

  ['metrIkl] _a.

    1) 

    2) = metric

    3) _. 
_____

metrication

  [,metrI'keISn] _n.

    1)   

    2)     
_____

metrician

  [mI'trISn] _n.   ()
_____

metrics

  ['metrIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) _. 
_____

metrology

  [me'trOldI] _n.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

metronome

  ['metrnum] _n. 
_____

metronymic

  [,metr'nImIk] _a.     {. patronymic 1}
_____

metropolis

  [mI'trOplIs] _n.

    1) ; the metropolis 

    2) 

    3)     
_____

metropolitan

  [,metr'pOlItn]

    1. _a.

      1) ; metropolitan borough   ( )

      2)   ; metropolitan power  (
         )

      3)   

    2. _n.

      1)    

      2) ; 
_____

mettle

  ['metl] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , ; horse of mettle  ; to be on one's
    mettle   ,  , 

    3) ; to put ( to set) smb. on his mettle ) 
    أ-. ; )  -.  ӣ,    ;
    
_____

mettled

  ['metld] _a. , ; 
_____

mettlesome

  ['metlsm] _a. ; 
_____

mew

  I [mju:] _n. 

  II [mju:]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( , )

      2) _.  ()

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) _.  ( )

      3)   ( )

      #) mew up   ; 

  III [mju:]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v. 
_____

mewl

  [mju:l] _v.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

mews

  [mju:z] _n. ;  
_____

mezzanine

  ['metsni:n] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.   
_____

mezzo-soprano

  ['medzus'pra:nu] _n. -
_____

mezzotint

  ['medzutInt] _.

    1. _n. -,  

    2. _v.   -
_____

mho

  [mu] _n. _.  ( )
_____

mi

  [mi:] _n. _. 
_____

miaou

  [mi:'au]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

miaow

  [mi:'au]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

miasma

  [mI'zm] _n. (_pl. -s [mI'zmz], -ta) ,  
_____

miasmata

  [mI'zmt] _pl.  miasma
_____

miasmatic

  [mIz'mtIk] _a. 
_____

mica

  ['maIk] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

micaceous

  [maI'keISs] _a. 
_____

mice

  [maIs] _pl.  mouse 1
_____

micella

  [maI'sel] _n. _. 
_____

micelle

  [mI'sel] _n. _. 
_____

micro-

  ['maIkru]    : ) , 
   ; .: microorganism ; )  
      ,   ; .: microsecond
   (  )
_____

microbe

  ['maIkrub] _n. 
_____

microbiology

  ['maIkrubaI'OldI] _n. 
_____

microcephaly

  ['maIkru'keflI] _n. 
_____

microclimate

  ['maIkru'klaImIt] _n. 
_____

microcopy

  ['maIkru,kOpI] _n. ; 
_____

microcosm

  ['maIkrukOzm] _n.

    1) 

    2) -.  
_____

microelement

  ['maIkru'elImnt] _n. 
_____

microfilm

  ['maIkrufIlm] _n. 
_____

microfilming

  ['maIkru,fIlmIN] _n. ߣ
_____

micrograph

  ['maIkrugra:f] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

micrography

  [maI'krOgrfI] _n. 
_____

microhm

  ['maIkrum] _n. _. , 
_____

micrometer

  [maI'krOmIt] _n. 
_____

micromotor

  ['maIkru'mut] _n. 
_____

micron

  ['maIkrOn] _n. 
_____

microorganism

  ['maIkru'O:gnIzm] _n. 
_____

microphone

  ['maIkrfun] _n. 
_____

microphyte

  ['maIkrfaIt] _n. _.  
_____

microreader

  ['maIkru'ri:d] _n.    
_____

microscope

  ['maIkrskup] _n. 
_____

microscopic

  [,maIkrs'kOpIk] = microscopical
_____

microscopical

  [,maIkrs'kOpIkl] _a. 
_____

microscopy

  [maI'krOskpI] _n. 
_____

microsecond

  ['maIkru'seknd] _n. 
_____

microtome

  ['maIkrtum] _n. _. 
_____

microtomy

  [maI'krOtmI] _n. _.   
_____

microvolt

  ['maIkruvult] _n. _. 
_____

microwatt

  ['maIkruwOt] _n. _. 
_____

microwave

  ['maIkruweIv] _a. _. ; microwave region 
   ; microwave transmitter 
  
_____

microwaves

  ['maIkruweIvz] _n. _pl. _. ;  ;
   
_____

micturition

  [,mIktju:'rISn] _n.

    1) _.    

    2) . 
_____

mid

  [mId] _a. , ; in mid air   ; in mid course
   ; from mid June to mid August c     
_____

mid-

  [mId] _pref.  ; mid-January   ; mid-ocean
   
_____

mid-week

  ['mId'wi:k] _n.

    1)  

    2)  (  )
_____

midday

  ['mIddeI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. , 
_____

midden

  ['mIdn] _a. _.  ;  
_____

middle

  ['mIdl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; in the middle of )   (-.); )  
      (-. , )

      2) _. 

      3) _.     (. middle voice)

      4)      ()

      *) in the middle of nowhere    ;  

    2. _a. ; middle age ( years)  ; the Middle Ages
     ; the upper (lower) middle class  ()
    ; the middle reaches of the Danube   ;
    middle finger  ; middle school  

      *) middle watch _.   ( 24 .  4 .); the middle way
       ;  

    3. _v.

      1)   

      2)      ( )
_____

middle-aged

  ['mIdl'eIdd] _a.  
_____

middle-of-the-road

  ['mIdlv'rud] _a. ; ; middle-of-the-road parties
  _.  
_____

middle-of-the-roader

  ['mIdlv'rud] _n. ,   
_____

middle-sized

  ['mIdl'saIzd] _a. ,  
_____

middle-weight

  ['mIdlweIt] _n.

    1)  

    2)   ӣ   (68 - 71 .)
_____

middleman

  ['mIdlmn] _n. ; 
_____

middlemost

  ['mIdlmust] _a.   , 
_____

middling

  ['mIdlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  middle 3

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3) _.  ( )

    3. _adv. ;  , ; middling good  
_____

middlings

  ['mIdlINz] _n. _pl.

    1)   ,   (.  )

    2) _.  

    3) _.    ""
_____

middy

  ['mIdI] _. _.  midshipman
_____

midge

  [mId] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) = midget 2)
_____

midget

  ['mIdIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2)     

    3)   

    4) _attr. ; midget car  ; midget
    receiver _.  ɣ
_____

midland

  ['mIdlnd]

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2) (the midlands) _pl.   ()

    2. _a.

      1) ; ̣  

      2)  ( )
_____

midmost

  ['mIdmust] _a.    
_____

midnight

  ['mIdnaIt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ; as black ( as dark) as midnight  ԣ

    3) _attr. ; 
_____

midrib

  ['mIdrIb] _n. _.   ()
_____

midriff

  ['mIdrIf] _n. _. ,  
_____

midship

  ['mIdSIp] _n. _.

    1) ,  

    2) _attr.: midship frame -
_____

midshipman

  ['mIdSIpmn] _n.  ; _. , 
  - 
_____

midships

  ['mIdSIps] = amidships
_____

midst

  [mIdst]

    1. _n. ; in the midst of ; in our midst, in the midst of
    us   ;  

    2. _prep. _. . amid
_____

midstream

  ['mIdstri:m] _n.  
_____

midsummer

  ['mId'sAm] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  

    3) _attr.: Midsummer day   (24 ); midsummer madness
    _. ;  
_____

midterm

  ['mId,t:m] _n. (. _pl.) _. _.    
  ( ; . midterm exams)
_____

midway

  ['mId'weI]

    1. _n. 

    2. _adv.  ,  
_____

midwife

  ['mIdwaIf] _n. ;  
_____

midwifery

  ['mIdwIfrI] _n. 
_____

midwinter

  ['mId'wInt] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

midyear

  ['mIdj:] _n.

    1)   (.  )

    2) _. _.     ; _pl. 
      ( )
_____

mien

  [mi:n] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) , 

    3)   
_____

miff

  [mIf] _.

    1. _n.

      1) ̣ , 

      2)  ; to get a miff 

    2. _v.

      1) (); 

      2)  ( ; . miff off)
_____

might

  I [maIt] _p.  may I

  II [maIt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; ; with might and main   
_____

might-have-been

  ['maIthv'bi:n] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) _attr. , 
_____

mightily

  ['maItIlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) _. , ; to be mightily pleased  
    
_____

mightiness

  ['maItInIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3): your mightiness  ,   (; 
    _.  _.)
_____

mighty

  ['maItI]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) _. 

    2. _adv. _. , ; that is mighty easy  
    ; he thinks himself mighty clever     
_____

mignonette

  [,mInj'net] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

migraine

  ['mi:greIn] _n. 
_____

migrant

  ['maIgrnt]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) ̣ ( )

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) ̣ 
_____

migrate

  [maI'greIt] _v.

    1) ; 

    2)  ̣ ( )
_____

migration

  [maI'greISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ̣ ()
_____

migratory

  ['maIgrtrI] _a.

    1) = migrant 1

    2) _. 
_____

mikado

  [mI'ka:du] _. _n. 
_____

mike

  I [maIk] _.

    1. _n.: to do ( to have) a mike 

    2. _v. , ;   

  II [maIk] _n. _. 
_____

mil

  [mIl] _n.

    1) ; per mil  

    2) ,   
_____

milady

  [mI'leIdI] _n.  (.  . )
_____

milage

  ['maIlId] = mileage
_____

milch

  [mIltS] _a.  ( ); milch cow   (. _.)
_____

mild

  [maIld] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 

    4)  ( );  ( , ,   ..)

    5) ,  ( )

    6): mild steel  ( ) 
_____

mild-cured

  ['maIld'kjud] _a. 
_____

mildew

  ['mIldju:]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ,  

      2)  ( , )

    2. _v. _.    ֣ 
_____

mildewy

  ['mIldju:I] _a. _. ֣ 
_____

mildness

  ['maIldnIs] _n.   . {. mild}
_____

mile

  [maIl] _n. ; English ( statute) mile   (= 1609 .);
  Admiralty ( geographical, nautical, sea) mile   (= 1853
  .); miles easier (better)     (); not a hundred
  miles away ̣, ; to stand ( to stick) out a mile _.
   ,   ,   
_____

mile-post

  ['maIlpust] _n.  
_____

mileage

  ['maIlId] _n.

    1)   ;  () 

    2)   (   ..,  ޣ 
     )
_____

milestone

  ['maIlstun] _n.

    1)    

    2) _. 
_____

milfoil

  ['mIlfOIl] _n. _. 
_____

militancy

  ['mIlItnsI] _n. 
_____

militant

  ['mIlItnt]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , ; militant trade union  

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) , ; a trade union militant  
_____

militarily

  ['mIlItrIlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2)    ;   

    3)   ,   
_____

militarism

  ['mIlItrIzm] _n. 
_____

militarist

  ['mIlItrIst] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl. 
_____

militarization

  ['mIlItraI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

militarize

  ['mIlItraIz] _v. 
_____

military

  ['mIlItrI]

    1. _a. , ; military age  ; military
    bearing  ; military chest  , ;
    military engineering - ; military establishment
    ֣ ; military execution    
     ; military government    
     ; military information  ;
    military oath  ; military post  ; military
    potential  ; military rank  ; military
    school ( academy)  ,  ; military service
     ; military testament ( will)  
    

      *) military pit  

    2. _n.

      1) ,  

      2) (the military) , ; 

      3) ( ) _. ; 
_____

militate

  ['mIlIteIt] _v.

    1) 

    2) ,   ( , ; against)

    3) , 
_____

militia

  [mI'lIS] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  ;   ( )
_____

militiaman

  [mI'lISmn] _n.

    1) _. ;   

    2) 
_____

milk

  [mIlk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.  , 

      3) _. 

      4) _attr. 

      *) the milk of human kindness , , 
      ( _.); milk for babes  ,   ..; milk
      and honey  ,  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)   ( )

      3)   ( -.); 

      4) _.  (,  )

      *) to milk the bull ( the ram)    
_____

milk and water

  ['mIlknd'wO:t] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ;  ; ""
_____

milk-and-water

  ['mIlknd'wO:t] _a.

    1) , ; , 

    2) , ; ; milk-and-water girl "
    "
_____

milk-brother

  ['mIlk,brA] _n.  
_____

milk-float

  ['mIlkflut] _n.    
_____

milk-gauge

  ['mIlkgeId] _n. 
_____

milk-livered

  ['mIlk,lIvd] _a. 
_____

milk-shake

  ['mIlkSeIk] _n.  
_____

milk-sugar

  ['mIlk,Sug] _n. _.  , 
_____

milk-tooth

  ['mIlktu:] _n.  
_____

milk-white

  ['mIlkwaIt] _a. -
_____

milker

  ['mIlk] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  

    3)  
_____

milking-machine

  ['mIlkINm'Si:n] _n.  
_____

milkmaid

  ['mIlkmeId] _n. 
_____

milkman

  ['mIlkmn] _n.  
_____

milksop

  ['mIlksOp] _n.

    1)  , "", ""

    2) _.  ,   
_____

milkweed

  ['mIlkwi:d] _n.   ,   , .,
  
_____

milky

  ['mIlkI] _a. 

    *) Milky Way _.  
_____

mill

  I [mIl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) () 

      4) ; 

      5)  (   )

      6) _. 

      7) = treadmill

      8) _. ;  

      9) _. 

      10) _attr. 

      11) _attr. , 

      *) to go ( to pass) through the mill   ; to put
      smb. through the mill  -.   

    2. _v.

      1) ;  ()

      2) ,  ()

      3)   ; ;  ()

      4)  ();  ()

      5) _. ; 

      6) _.   

      7)  ,  ( , ; . mill about)

  II [mIl] _n. _.   
_____

mill cake

  ['mIlkeIk] _n. 
_____

mill-dam

  ['mIldm] _n.  
_____

mill-hand

  ['mIlhnd] _n.    
_____

mill-pond

  ['mIlpOnd] _n.  ;   
_____

mill-race

  ['mIlreIs] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ,     
_____

mill-stream

  ['mIlstri:m] = mill-race 2)
_____

mill-wheel

  ['mIlwi:l] _n.  
_____

millboard

  ['mIlbO:d] _n.  
_____

millenary

  [mI'lenrI]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 
_____

millennia

  [mI'lenI] _pl.  millennium
_____

millennial

  [mI'lenjl] _a. 
_____

millennium

  [mI'lenIm] _n. (_pl. -s [mI'lenImz], -nia)

    1) 

    2)  
_____

millepede

  ['mIlIpi:d] _n. _. 
_____

miller

  ['mIl] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  
_____

miller's thumb

  ['mIlz'Am] _n.  ()
_____

millesimal

  [mI'lesIml]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

millet

  ['mIlIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ,  ; millet beer ( ale)  ()
_____

milliard

  ['mIlja:d] _n-card. _n. 
_____

milligram

  ['mIlIgrm] _n. 
_____

milligramme

  ['mIlIgrm] _n. 
_____

millimetre

  ['mIlI,mi:t] _n. 
_____

milliner

  ['mIlIn] _n. 
_____

millinery

  ['mIlInrI] _n.

    1)  

    2)   ;   
_____

milling

  ['mIlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  mill I, 2

    2. _n.   . {. mill I, 2}

    3. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. , 
_____

milling cutter

  ['mIlIN,kAt] _n. 
_____

milling machine

  ['mIlINm'Si:n] _n.  
_____

million

  ['mIljn]

    1. _n-card. ; ten million books   ; the
    total is four million   

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2): the million ) , ; )   
_____

millionaire

  [,mIlj'nE] _n. 
_____

millipede

  ['mIlIpi:d] = millepede
_____

millstone

  ['mIlstun] _n.

    1) ֣

    2) 

    *) between the upper and the nether millstone   ;
       ; to see far into a millstone, to look
    through a millstone   
    (. _.); to have ( to fix) a millstone about one's neck
        
_____

millwright

  ['mIlraIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) -ԣ

    3) _. 
_____

milord

  [mI'lO:d] _n.  (.  . )
_____

milquetoast

  ['mIlktust] _n. _. ,  
_____

milt

  [mIlt]

    1. _n.

      1)  (), 

      2) _. ڣ

    2. _v.  
_____

milter

  ['mIlt] _n. - (  )
_____

mime

  [maIm]

    1. _n.

      1)  (     )

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2)  

      3) , , 
_____

mimesis

  [maI'mi:sIs] = mimicry 2)
_____

mimetic

  [mI'metIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) _.  
_____

mimic

  ['mImIk]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3) _.   

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ԣ

      3) , ""

    3. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) _. 

      3) _.   
_____

mimicry

  ['mImIkrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

mimosa

  [mI'muz] _n. _. 
_____

minacious

  [mI'neISs] = minatory
_____

minaret

  ['mInret] _. _n. 
_____

minatory

  ['mIntrI] _a. 
_____

mince

  [mIns]

    1. _v.

      1) ,  ();   

      2) ; 

      3) ,  

      4)  

      *) not to mince matters ( one's words)  , 
      

    2. _n. 
_____

mince pie

  ['mIns'paI] _n.   {. mincemeat}
_____

mincemeat

  ['mInsmi:t] _n.   , ,   . ( )

    *) to make mincemeat of   ; , 
    ()
_____

mincing-machine

  ['mInsINm'Si:n] _n. 
_____

mind

  [maInd]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ; ; to be in one's right mind 
        ; out of one's mind ,   ϣ ; to live
      with one's own mind   ; the great minds of the world
        ; on one's mind  ,  

      2) ; ; to have ( to bear, to keep) in mind
      ,   ; to bring to mind ; to go ( to
      pass) out of mind   

      3) ; ; ; to be of one ( a) mind (with) 
           (); to be of the same mind ) 
      ,   ; )   ϣ
      ; to speak one's mind  ; to change ( to
      alter) one's mind ; to my mind   ; it was not
      to his mind      ; to have an open mind 
      , ģ; to read smb.'s mind  
      

      4) , ; I have a great ( good) mind to do it 
          ; to know one's own mind 
      , ף ,  ; to be in two minds
      ,   

      5)  (); mind's eye  ,  ; deep in
      one's mind ()  

      *) many men, many minds, no two minds think alike  ,
       ; to make up one's mind (); to make up one's
      mind to smth.   -.

    2. _v.

      1) ; mind our agreement     ; mind
      and do what you're told    ,   

      2) ,  (-.);  ( -.); to mind
      the shop   ; please mind the fire ,
        

      3) , ; mind the step! ,  !

      4) ( .  . ,    . )
      ,  (-.) ; do you mind my smoking?  
       ,   ?; I don't mind it a bit ,
      ; yes, I mind it very much ,    ; I
      shouldn't mind   

      *) never mind , ,  ,  ; never mind
      the cost ( the expense)    ; to
      mind one's P's and Q's   ,   ,
         ; mind your eye!  
      !
_____

mind-breaker

  ['maInd,breIk] _n. 
_____

minded

  ['maIndId]

    1. _p-p.  mind 2

    2. _a. ,  (-. )
_____

minder

  ['maInd] _n. ,   -.,   -.
_____

mindful

  ['maIndful] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ( ); 
_____

mindless

  ['maIndlIs] _a.

    1) , 

    2)   ( ޣ-.);   (of -  -.)
_____

mine

  I [maIn] _pron. _poss. ( ,  . ; . my)
   ; ; ; ϣ; this is mine  ϣ, a friend of mine
   

  II [maIn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; 

      2) , 

      3) _. ; to lay a mine for   

      4) _. 

      5)  (  ..)

      6) , 

      *) to spring a mine on smb.   ;
        -.

    2. _v.

      1)   ,  ,  ( 
      ..)

      2) ,   ̣;  

      3) ;  

      4)   ,   ( )

      5)  ( -.);  (  ..)
_____

mine foreman

  ['maIn,fO:mn] _n. _. 
_____

mine worker

  ['maIn,w:k] = miner 1)
_____

mine-clearing

  ['maIn,klIrIN] _n. _. 
_____

mine-detector

  ['maIndI,tekt] _n. _. 
_____

mineable

  ['maInbl] _a. _.   
_____

minefield

  ['maInfi:ld] _n. _.  
_____

minelayer

  ['maIn,leI] _n. _.  
_____

miner

  ['maIn] _n.

    1) ; ; ԣ; 

    2) _. Σ
_____

mineral

  ['mInrl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _pl.  

      3) 

      4) _pl. _.  

    2. _a.

      1) ; mineral oil , ; mineral spring
       

      2) _. 
_____

mineralization

  [,mInrlaI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

mineralize

  ['mInrlaIz] _v. _. ,   
_____

mineralogist

  [,mIn'rldIst] _n. 
_____

mineralogy

  [,mIn'rldI] _n. 
_____

minesweeper

  ['maIn'swi:p] _n. _.  
_____

minethrower

  ['maIn,ru] _n. ͣ
_____

minever

  ['mInIv] = miniver
_____

mingle

  ['mINgl] _v. (); to mingle in ( with) the crowd 
   ; to mingle in society   ; to mingle (their)
  tears  
_____

mingle-mangle

  ['mINgl'mNgl] _n. ,  ; 
_____

mingy

  ['mIndI] _a. _. , 
_____

mini-

  ['mInI] _pref. - (   ,    ..)
_____

mini-recession

  ['mInIrI'seSn] _n. _. _. ,  
  
_____

mini-skirt

  ['mInIsk:t] _n. -
_____

miniate

  ['mInIeIt] _v.

    1)  

    2)    ()
_____

miniature

  ['mInjtS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; in miniature  

      2) _. 

      3) _.  (   ..  )

    2. _a. 

    3. _v.   
_____

miniaturist

  ['mInjtjurIst] _n. 
_____

minibus

  ['mInIbAs] _n. 
_____

minicab

  ['mInIkb] _n. -
_____

minify

  ['mInIfaI] _v. , 
_____

minikin

  ['mInIkIn] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2) _.  ()
_____

minim

  ['mInIm] _n.

    1)  ,   , 

    2) 1/60 

    3) 

    4) _.  
_____

minima

  ['mInIm] _pl.  minimum
_____

minimal

  ['mInIml] _a.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

minimize

  ['mInImaIz] _v.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

minimum

  ['mInImm] _n. (_pl. minima)

    1) ;  

    2) _attr. ; minimum wage )   ;
    )  
_____

minimus

  ['mInIms]

    1. _a.      (   )

    2. _n. _. 
_____

mining

  ['maInIN]

    1. _pres-p.  mine II, 2

    2. _n.

      1)  ;  ;  
       

      2) _. _.  ; 

      3) _attr. , ; mining camp ; mining claim 
      (  ); mining engineer  ; mining hole
       ; mining machine  
_____

minion

  ['mInjn] _n.

    1) , ; minion of fortune  

    2) ; minions of the law , 

    3) _. 

    4) _.  (  7 )
_____

minister

  ['mInIst]

    1. _n.

      1) ; the ministers 

      2) _. ;  

      3) 

      4) _. , ; minister of vengeance  

    2. _v.

      1) ; ,  , ; 

      2)  
_____

ministerial

  [,mInIs'tIrIl] _a.

    1) ; ; ministerial changes  
     ; ministerial cheers (cries) _.  
    ()   

    2) ; Σ

    3) _. 
_____

ministerialist

  [,mInIs'tIrIlIst] _n.  
_____

ministration

  [,mInIs'treISn] _n.

    1)  

    2) (. _pl.) 

    3) 
_____

ministry

  ['mInIstrI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)       

    4)  

    5) ; 
_____

miniver

  ['mInIv] _n.  
_____

mink

  [mINk] _n.  (  )
_____

minnesinger

  ['mInI'sIN] _n. 
_____

minnow

  ['mInu] _n.

    1)  ()

    2)  £, 

    3) 

    *) to throw out a minnow to catch a whale   
     ; a Triton among ( of) the minnows  
    
_____

minor

  ['maIn]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; of minor interest 
        ; minor league _.  

      2)   ;     ( ), minor court
        

      3) _. ; _. , 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _.    

      3) _.  

      4) (Minor) _. , 

      5) _.   ( , )
_____

minority

  [maI'nOrItI] _n.

    1) ;  ;  

    2) 

    *) minority report     
_____

minster

  ['mInst] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

minstrel

  ['mInstrl] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _pl.    ( )
_____

minstrelsy

  ['mInstrlsI] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 

    3) ,  
_____

mint

  I [mInt] _n. _. 

  II [mInt]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  ;  ; mint of money  ;
       ; mint of trouble  

      3) , ; mint of intrigue  

      4) _attr. ,     ; mint coin 
       

    2. _v.

      1)  ()

      2)  ( , )

      3) _. 
_____

mintage

  ['mIntId] _n.

    1)  ()

    2)   

    3)  ( )

    4)     

    5) , ; a word of new mintage 
_____

minuend

  ['mInjuend] _n. _. 
_____

minuet

  [,mInju'et] _n. 
_____

minus

  ['maIns]

    1. _prep.

      1) ; ; ten minus four is six    
      

      2) _. ۣ (-.); he came back minus an arm  
      ( )  

    2. _n.

      1)  ;  (. _.)

      2) _.  

      3) _. ̣

    3. _a. ; minus quantity _.  ;
    minus charge _.  
_____

minuscule

  ['mInskju:l] _n.  (    )
_____

minute

  I ['mInIt]

    1. _n.

      1)  (. _. _. 1/60  )

      2) ; ; in a minute ; the minute (that) the bell
      rings he gets up    ,  ; to the
      minute ,   

      *) up to the minute 

    2. _v.    

  II ['mInIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  

      2) _pl.  (); to keep the minutes  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  

      #) minute down 

  III [maI'nju:t] _a.

    1) , ; minute anatomy  ,
    

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

minute-book

  ['mInItbuk] _n.  
_____

minute-glass

  ['mInItgla:s] _n.   
_____

minute-guns

  ['mInItgAnz] _n. _pl.    (  
   )
_____

minute-hand

  ['mInIthnd] _n.  
_____

minute-man

  ['mInItmn] _n. _.

    1) _.    (   
    1775-1783 .)

    2) ,    
_____

minutely

  I ['mInItlI]

    1. _a. 

    2. _adv. 

  II [maI'nju:tlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

minuteness

  [maI'nju:tnIs] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

minutiae

  [maI'nju:SIi:] _n. _pl. ; 
_____

minx

  [mINks] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

miracle

  ['mIrkl] _n.

    1) ; to a miracle  ,  

    2)  ,  

    3) _. _.  (. miracle play)
_____

miraculous

  [mI'rkjuls] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) 
_____

mirage

  ['mIra:] _n. 
_____

mire

  ['maI]

    1. _n. , ; 

      *) to find oneself ( to stick) in the mire  
       ; to bring in ( to drag through) the
      mire  ,   

    2. _v.

      1)   ,   (. mire down)

      2)  ; _. 

      3)  ( -.)
_____

miriness

  ['maIrInIs] _n. , 
_____

mirk

  [m:k] = murk
_____

mirror

  ['mIr]

    1. _n.

      1) ; false mirror  

      2)  

      3) 

    2. _v. , 
_____

mirth

  [m:] _n. , 
_____

mirthful

  ['m:ful] _a. ӣ, 
_____

mirthless

  ['m:lIs] _a. ӣ, , 
_____

miry

  ['maIrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

mis-

  [mIs] _pref.      ,
    , ; .: misunderstand 
  ; misprint 
_____

mis-shapen

  ['mIs'SeIpn] _a. , 
_____

mis-spell

  ['mIs'spel] _v. (mis-spelt)   ;  
   
_____

mis-spelt

  ['mIs'spelt] _p.  _p-p.  mis-spell
_____

mis-spend

  ['mIs'spend] _v. (mis-spent) ,  
_____

mis-spent

  ['mIs'spent]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  mis-spend

    2. _a.  ; mis-spent youth  
_____

mis-state

  ['mIs'steIt] _v.  ,  
_____

mis-statement

  ['mIs'steItmnt] _n. ,    
_____

mis-step

  [mIs'step]

    1. _n.  ; , 

    2. _v. ; _.  
_____

misadventure

  ['mIsd'ventS] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) _. homicide by misadventure  ; death by
    misadventure    
_____

misadvise

  ['mIsd'vaIz] _v.     
_____

misalliance

  ['mIs'laIns] = mesalliance
_____

misanthrope

  ['mIznrup] _n. , 
_____

misanthropic

  [,mIzn'rOpIk] = misanthropical
_____

misanthropical

  [,mIzn'rOpIkl] _a. 
_____

misanthropy

  [mI'znrpI] _n. 
_____

misapplication

  ['mIs,plI'keISn] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

misapply

  ['mIs'plaI] _v.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

misapprehend

  ['mIs,prI'hend] _v.  , 
_____

misapprehension

  ['mIs,prI'henSn] _n.  ; ; to be
  under misapprehension   
_____

misappropriate

  ['mIs'pruprIeIt] _v.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

misappropriation

  ['mIs,pruprI'eISn] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

misbecame

  ['mIsbI'keIm] _p.  misbecome
_____

misbecome

  ['mIsbI'kAm] _v. (misbecame; misbecome)  ,  
_____

misbegotten

  ['mIsbI,gOtn] _a. ģ  
_____

misbehave

  ['mIsbI'heIv] _v.   
_____

misbehaviour

  ['mIsbI'heIvj] _n. ,  ; 
_____

misbelief

  ['mIsbI'li:f] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) 
_____

misbelieve

  ['mIsbI'li:v] _v.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

misbeliever

  ['mIsbI'li:v] _n. 
_____

misbirth

  [mIs'b:] _n. , 
_____

miscalculate

  ['mIs'klkjuleIt] _v.   ޣ; 
_____

miscalculation

  ['mIs,klkju'leISn] _n.   ޣ; ޣ
_____

miscall

  [mIs'kO:l] _v.

    1)  

    2) _.   
_____

miscarriage

  [mIs'krId] _n.

    1) ; ; miscarriage of justice  

    2)   

    3) 
_____

miscarry

  [mIs'krI] _v.

    1)  

    2)    

    3) ;  
_____

miscast

  [mIs'ka:st] _v.  ԣ  ; 
   
_____

miscegenation

  [,mIsIdI'neISn] _n.  ; .    
  
_____

miscellanea

  [,mIs'leInI] _n. _pl.

    1)  ;  ()

    2) , 
_____

miscellaneous

  [,mIsI'leInjs] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

miscellany

  [mI'selnI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

mischance

  [mIs'tSa:ns] _n. ;  ; by mischance  ,
    
_____

mischief

  ['mIstSIf] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , ; the mischief of it is that   , ; to make
    mischief ,  ; ; to keep out of mischief
       

    3) , ; full of mischief ; 

    4) _. , ; the boy is a regular mischief 
     -  

    *) what the mischief do you want?  ޣ  ?; why the
    mischief? , ޣ ?
_____

mischief-maker

  ['mIstSIf,meIk] _n. , 
_____

mischievous

  ['mIstSIvs] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

miscomprehend

  ['mIs,kOmprI'hend] _v.  
_____

miscomprehension

  ['mIs,kOmprI'henSn] _n.  , 
_____

misconceive

  ['mIskn'si:v] _v.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

misconception

  ['mIskn'sepSn] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

misconduct

  1. _n. [mIs'kOndAkt]

    1)  , 

    2)  

    3)    ;  

  2. _v. ['mIskn'dAkt]

    1)   

    2)   

    3)    
_____

misconstruction

  ['mIskns'trAkSn] _n.  
_____

misconstrue

  ['mIskn'stru:] _v.  
_____

miscount

  ['mIs'kaunt]

    1. _n. ޣ;  ޣ

    2. _v.   ޣ; 
_____

miscreant

  ['mIskrInt]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. 

    2. _a.

      1) , ݣ

      2) _. 
_____

miscreated

  ['mIskrI'eItId] _a. ,  ֣
_____

misdate

  ['mIs'deIt] _v.  
_____

misdeal

  ['mIs'di:l]

    1. _n. _.  

    2. _v. (misdealt)

      1) _.   

      2)  
_____

misdealing

  ['mIs'di:lIN]

    1. _pres-p.  misdeal 2

    2. _n.  ;  
_____

misdealt

  ['mIs'delt] _p.  _p-p.  misdeal 2
_____

misdeed

  ['mIs'di:d] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

misdeem

  [mIs'di:m] _v. _.  ,   
_____

misdemeanant

  [,mIsdI'mi:nnt] _n. _. ,    
_____

misdemeanour

  [,mIsdI'mi:n] _n.

    1) _.   , 

    2) _. 
_____

misdirect

  ['mIsdI'rekt] _v.

    1) ,  

    2)  

    3)     ( )
_____

misdirection

  ['mIsdI'rekSn] _n.    
_____

misdoing

  ['mIs'du:IN] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

misdoubt

  [mIs'daut] _v.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)   
_____

miser

  I ['maIz] _n. , , 

  II ['maIz] _n. 
_____

miserable

  ['mIzrbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  ( , )

    3)  ( , );  (   ..); 
    ( , )
_____

miserably

  ['mIzrblI] _adv.

    1)   . {. miserable}

    2) , 
_____

miserere

  [,mIz'rIrI] _. _n.

    1) _. " , ",  (51-   . ,
    50-  )

    2)   , 
_____

miserliness

  ['maIzlInIs] _n. , 
_____

miserly

  ['maIzlI] _a. , 
_____

misery

  ['mIzrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) (. _pl.) , 

    3) , 

    4) 
_____

misfeasance

  [,mIs'fi:zns] _n. _.  
_____

misfire

  ['mIs'faI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.  ;  

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  

      2) _.  ( )
_____

misfit

  ['mIsfIt]

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2) -. , 

      3) ,     ;
         , 

    2. _v.   ( )
_____

misfortune

  [mIs'fO:tSn] _n. , , ; 

    *) misfortunes never come alone ( singly) _.   
     ;  ,  
_____

misgave

  [mIs'geIv] _p.  misgive
_____

misgive

  [mIs'gIv] _v. (misgave; misgiven)

    1)  , ,  ; my heart misgives
    me ϣ   

    2) _.  
_____

misgiven

  [mIs'gIvn] _p-p.  misgive
_____

misgiving

  [mIs'gIvIN]

    1. _pres-p.  misgive

    2. _n. ( _pl.) ,  
_____

misgovern

  ['mIs'gAvn] _v.  
_____

misguidance

  ['mIs'gaIdns] _n.  
_____

misguide

  ['mIs'gaId] _v.

    1)  

    2)   

    3) _.  , 
_____

mishandle

  ['mIs'hndl] _v.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

mishap

  ['mIshp] _n. , 
_____

mishear

  ['mIs'hI] _v. (misheard) 
_____

misheard

  ['mIs'h:d] _p.  _p-p.  mishear
_____

mishit

  1. _n. ['mIshIt] 

  2. _v. [mIs'hIt] 
_____

mishmash

  ['mIS'mS] _n. , , 
_____

misinform

  ['mIsIn'fO:m] _v.  ; ,  
  
_____

misinformation

  ['mIs,Inf'meISn] _n. 
_____

misinterpret

  ['mIsIn't:prIt] _v.  
_____

misinterpretation

  ['mIsIn,t:prI'teISn] _n.  
_____

misjudge

  ['mIs'dAd] _v.    ; 
_____

misjudgement

  ['mIs'dAdmnt] _n.  ; 
_____

mislaid

  [mIs'leId] _p.  _p-p.  mislay
_____

mislay

  [mIs'leI] _v. (mislaid)    , , 
_____

mislead

  [mIs'li:d] _v. (misled)

    1)   

    2)   ,    
_____

misleading

  [mIs'li:dIN]

    1. _pres-p.  mislead

    2. _a.   , 
_____

misled

  [mIs'led] _p.  _p-p.  mislead
_____

mismanage

  ['mIs'mnId] _v.   (-.); 
_____

mismanagement

  ['mIs'mnIdmnt] _n.  
_____

misname

  [mIs'neIm] _v.  
_____

misnomer

  ['mIs'num] _n.     
_____

misogamy

  [mI'sOgmI] _n.  
_____

misogyny

  [maI'sOdInI] _n. 
_____

misplace

  ['mIs'pleIs] _v.

    1) ,    

    2): to misplace one's confidence ( trust)  
    
_____

misprint

  ['mIs'prInt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  ;  
_____

misprise

  [mIs'praIz] = misprize
_____

misprize

  [mIs'praIz] _v. 
_____

mispronounce

  ['mIspr'nauns] _v.  
_____

mispronunciation

  ['mIspr,nAnsI'eISn] _n.  
_____

misquotation

  ['mIskwu'teISn] _n.    - 
_____

misquote

  ['mIs'kwut] _v.  
_____

misread

  ['mIs'ri:d] _v. (misread ['mIs'red])

    1)  

    2)  
_____

misrepresent

  ['mIs,reprI'zent] _v.    , 
_____

misrepresentation

  ['mIs,reprIzen'teISn] _n. 
_____

misrule

  ['mIs'ru:l]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

      *) Lord ( Abbot, Master) of Misrule  
       (  )

    2. _v.  
_____

miss

  I [mIs]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ,  (-.)

      3) _. 

      *) a miss is as good as a mile _.   ;
      "-"  ; to give smb., smth. a miss 
      -., -.;   -., -.

    2. _v.

      1) ,    (. _.); to miss fire 
      ; _.  ,   

      2) , ;  ;  ; to miss a
      promotion   ; to miss an opportunity 
      ; to miss smb.'s words ,  ,
         -. ; to miss the train  
      ; I missed him at the hotel      ; to
      miss smb. in the crowd  -.  ; to miss the bus
      )   ; )   , 
      -.

      3) ,   (,   ..)

      4) ,  (,  -  , ; .
      miss out)

      5)   (-., -.);  ( -.);
      we missed you badly     

      6) ; he just missed being killed     

      7)    ; he won't be missed 
        ; when did you miss your purse?  
      ,     ?

  II [mIs] _n.

    1) ,  (      ; 
           - Miss Jones, 
            - Miss
    Mary;      . )

    2) _. , 

    3) _. 
_____

missal

  ['mIsl] _n. _.  ()
_____

missel

  ['mIzl] _n.  ()
_____

missile

  ['mIsaIl]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  ; 

      2) _.  

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; missile complex  

      2) 
_____

missilery

  ['mIsaIlrI] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

missing

  ['mIsIN]

    1. _pres-p.  miss I, 2

    2. _a. , ; missing link  ;
    there is a page missing   

    3. _n. (the missing) _pl. _.   
_____

mission

  ['mISn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ; 

      3) ,  ()

      4)  

      5)  

      6) ,  

      7)   

      8) _. () ; 

      9) _attr. ; mission style _.  ( ,
        ..),     
         

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   
_____

missionary

  ['mISnrI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , 

    2. _a. 
_____

missis

  ['mIsIz] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) (the missis) _. , ; how is your missis?  
     ?
_____

missive

  ['mIsIv] _n.  ; 
_____

missus

  ['mIsIz] = missis
_____

missy

  ['mIsI] _n.  (_. _.,  _.   
  )
_____

mist

  [mIst]

    1. _n.

      1) (̣) ; ; ; ; Scotch mist 
      ; ,   

      2)   

    2. _v.

      1)  ; ()

      2) (  ); it mists, it is misting 
_____

mistake

  [mIs'teIk]

    1. _n. ; , ; by mistake  

      *) and no mistake, make no mistake _. , ;
      , 

    2. _v. (mistook; mistaken)

      1) ;  ; ; there is no
      mistaking his meaning   ,     

      2)  -.    -.   (for); to mistake
      one's man _.   
_____

mistaken

  [mIs'teIkn]

    1. _p-p.  mistake 2; you are mistaken   ,  
     {. . 2, 3)}

    2. _a.

      1) ; mistaken identity _.  

      2) 

      3) , ; you are mistaken   {.
      . 1}
_____

mistakenly

  [mIs'teIknlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

mister

  ['mIst]

    1. _n. (_. Mr.) ,  (   
             ; 
    ,    . : hey, mister! ,
    !)

    2. _v.: don't mister me    "",  
    
_____

mistime

  ['mIs'taIm] _v.

    1)     , 

    2)    

    3)   
_____

mistiness

  ['mIstInIs] _n. 
_____

mistletoe

  ['mIsltu] _n. _.  (     
  )
_____

mistook

  [mIs'tuk] _p.  mistake 2
_____

mistral

  ['mIstrl] _n.  ( _.    )
_____

mistranslate

  ['mIstrns'leIt] _v.  
_____

mistranslation

  ['mIstrns'leISn] _n.  
_____

mistreat

  [mIs'tri:t] _. = maltreat
_____

mistreatment

  [,mIs'tri:tmnt] _. = maltreatment
_____

mistress

  ['mIstrIs] _n.

    1)  (); _. , ; Mistress of the
    Adriatic _. ; you are your own mistress   
    ; you are mistress of the situation   

    2) (_. Mrs. ['mIsIz]) ,  (  
             )

    3) , 

    4) 

    5) ; _. 

    6) _. ԣ 
_____

mistrial

  [mIs'traIl] _n. _.

    1)  ,     
     

    2) _.  ,     
     
_____

mistrust

  ['mIs'trAst]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v.  ; , 
_____

mistrustful

  ['mIs'trAstful] _a. 
_____

misty

  ['mIstI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ; misty idea  

    3)  ()
_____

misunderstand

  ['mIsAnd'stnd] _v. (misunderstood)  
_____

misunderstanding

  ['mIsAnd'stndIN]

    1. _pres-p.  misunderstand

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

      3) 
_____

misunderstood

  ['mIsAnd'stud] _p.  _p-p.  misunderstand
_____

misuse

  1. _n. ['mIs'ju:s]

    1)  

    2)  

    3) 

  2. _v. ['mIs'ju:z]

    1)  

    2)  

    3) 
_____

mite

  I [maIt] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2)  , ; let me offer my mite   
      

    3)    ; a mite of a child , 

    *) not a mite _. , 

  II [maIt] _n. 
_____

mitigate

  ['mItIgeIt] _v. , ;  (, ); 
  ()
_____

mitigation

  [,mItI'geISn] _n. , 
_____

mitigatory

  ['mItIgeItrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. , 
_____

mitosis

  [mI'tusIs] _n. _. , 
_____

mitrailleuse

  [,mItraI':z] _n. _. _. _. 
_____

mitral

  ['maItrl] _a.    ; mitral valve _.
    
_____

mitre

  I ['maIt]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2)  

    2. _v.  

  II ['maIt] _.

    1. _n.

      1)     45 

      2)    

    2. _v. ,   ,     45 
_____

mitre-wheel

  ['maItwi:l] _n. _.   
_____

mitt

  [mIt] (_.  mitten) _n.

    1)  (   )

    2) _pl. _. ӣ 

    3) _. ; ; to tip smb.'s mitt )   -. 
    ; )  -. , 
_____

mitt-reader

  ['mIt,ri:d] _n. _. _. , 
_____

mitten

  ['mItn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _pl. = mitt 2)

    3) = mitt 1)

    4) _.  

    *) to get the mitten )   ( ); )   
    ; to give the mitten ; to handle without mittens 
    ;    
_____

mittimus

  ['mItIms] _. _n.

    1) _.     ;   

    2) _.   
_____

mix

  [mIks]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  (.  )

      3) , 

      4) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) , , 

      2) (), (); oil will not mix with water 
         ,    

      3) (); the colours mix well    

      4) ;  ( ); ; not to mix well 
       

      5) _-. 

      6) _. 

      #) mix up )  ; ) , ;
      ) ; to be mixed up   (in, with -  ޣ-.)
_____

mix-in

  ['mIks'In] _n. _. , 
_____

mix-up

  ['mIks'Ap] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

mixed

  [mIkst]

    1. _p-p.  mix 2

    2.

      1) , 

      2) ; mixed train - ; mixed crew
       

      3) ,    ; mixed school  ;
      mixed bathing  

      4) _. ; 

      5) _. mixed vowel    
_____

mixer

  ['mIks] _n.

    1) ,    , ; 

    2) _.   (. good mixer); bad mixer
     

    3) _.  
_____

mixture

  ['mIkstS] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; without mixture  

    3) _. 
_____

mizzle

  I ['mIzl]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. (  ); it mizzles, it is mizzling 

  II ['mIzl] _v. _. , 
_____

mnemonic

  [ni:'mOnIk] _a. 
_____

mnemonics

  [ni:'mOnIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

mo

  [mu] (_. _.  moment) wait a mo!, half a mo! 
  !,  !; in a mo ,  
_____

moan

  [mun]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. _. ; to make one's moan 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) _. , 
_____

moat

  [mut]

    1. _n.  ( )

    2. _v.  
_____

mob

  [mOb]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. 

      3) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  , 
_____

mob law

  ['mOblO:] _n. 
_____

mob-cap

  ['mObkp] _n.  
_____

mobile

  ['mubaIl]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; ; mobile warfare Σ
      ; mobile broadcasting company ( team) 
         

      2) , ; mobile mind  

      3) 

    2. _n.

      1) _.  -   (. mobile home)

      2) ,       
       
_____

mobility

  [mu'bIlItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 
_____

mobilization

  [,mubIlaI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

mobilize

  ['mubIlaIz] _v.

    1) ()

    2)  

    3)  ()  
_____

mocassin

  ['mOksIn] _n.

    1) ; water mocassins  

    2) _.  
_____

mocha

  ['mOk] _n.   (. mocha coffee)
_____

mock

  [mOk]

    1. _n. _.

      1) ; 

      2) ; to make a mock of 

      3) ; 

    2. _a.

      1) ; mock marriage  

      2) ; ; 

      3) 

      *) mock moon = paraselene; mock sun = parhelion

    3. _v.

      1)  (at); , 

      2) ; 

      3)    ();  , 

      #) mock up _. 
_____

mock-heroic

  ['mOkhI'ruIk] _.

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)    

    2. _n. 
_____

mock-turtlesoup

  ['mOkt:tl'su:p] _n.    
_____

mock-up

  ['mOk'Ap] _n.      
_____

mockery

  ['mOkrI] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) 

    3) 

    4)  
_____

mocking-bird

  ['mOkINb:d] _n. _. 
_____

mod

  [mOd] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.   ; 
_____

modal

  ['mudl] _a.

    1)   (  )

    2) _. _. 

    3) _.   , 
_____

modality

  [mu'dlItI] _n. _. _. 
_____

mode

  [mud] _n.

    1) , ; mode of production  

    2)  ; mode of life  

    3) , 

    4) ; 

    5) _. , 
_____

model

  ['mOdl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) _.  

      3) , 

      4) ; 

      5) 

      6)   (  )

      7) _attr. , 

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) _. 

      3) 

      4)    (-.; after, on); to model oneself
      (up)on smb.  -.  

      5)  , ,  , 
_____

modeler

  ['mOdl] = modeller
_____

modeling

  ['mOdlIN] = modelling
_____

modeller

  ['mOdl] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

modelling

  ['mOdlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  model 2

    2. _n.

      1)   

      2)  

      3) _. 
_____

moderate

  1. _n. ['mOdrIt] ,    (. 
  ), 

  2. _a. ['mOdrIt]

    1) ;  ( ); , ;
    moderate in drinking , 

    2) ,  ( );  ( ,
    ); a man of moderate abilities   ;
    moderate price  

    3) ,  ( ,  )

  3. _v. ['mOdreIt]

    1) ; 

    2) , ; 

    3)  ; ;  ( )

    4) 

    5) _.    
_____

moderation

  [,mOd'reISn] _n.

    1) ; ; in moderation ; 

    2) ; 

    3) ,  ()

    4) _. ; moderation of neutrons  

    5) _pl.       ( )
_____

moderator

  ['mOdreIt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3)  ;  ,   .. 
    

    4) _.   

    5)  (      )

    6) _.  ( )
_____

modern

  ['mOdn]

    1. _a. ; ; modern age  ; modern
    languages  ; modern school   
     ; development on modern lines 

    2. _n.

      1)   

      2) (the moderns) _pl.  ,   ..
_____

modernism

  ['mOdnIzm] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) _. 
_____

modernist

  ['mOdnIst] _n. 
_____

modernistic

  [,mOd'nIstIk] _a. _. 
_____

modernity

  [mO'd:nItI] _n. ,  
_____

modernize

  ['mOdnaIz] _v. ; 
_____

modest

  ['mOdIst] _a.

    1) ; ; to be in modest circumstances   
    

    2) ; 
_____

modesty

  ['mOdIstI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 
_____

modi

  ['mudaI] _pl.  modus
_____

modicum

  ['mOdIkm] _n.

    1)   , 

    2)  
_____

modifiable

  ['mOdIfaIbl] _a.  
_____

modification

  [,mOdIfI'keISn] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _pl. ;  

    3) _. , ;   
_____

modificatory

  ['mOdIfIkeItrI] _a. ; 
_____

modify

  ['mOdIfaI] _v.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) _.   

    4) _. 
_____

modish

  ['mudIS] _a.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

modiste

  [mu'di:st] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

mods

  I [mOdz] _.  moderation 5

  II [mOdz] _.  modern 2, 2)
_____

modulate

  ['mOdjuleIt] _v.

    1) 

    2) _.  

    3) _.      
_____

modulation

  [,mOdju'leISn] _n. 
_____

module

  ['mOdju:l] _n.

    1) ; module of design  ; module of torsion
       

    2)  ,   (  )
_____

modulus

  ['mOdjuls] (_pl. -li) = module 1)
_____

modus

  ['muds] _n. (_pl. modi) ; modus vivendi )  ;
  )   ( ); modus operandi  
_____

mohair

  ['muhE] _n.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

moiety

  ['mOItI] _n. ; 
_____

moil

  I [mOIl]

    1. _n.

      1) ֣ ; _. 

      2) ; 

      3) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  ֣  (.   to toil and moil)

      2) _. 

  II [mOIl] _n. 
_____

moire

  1. ['mwa:reI] _a. _. 

  2. [mwa:] _n. _.  ()
_____

moist

  [mOIst]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; moist colours   ( )

      2) 

    2. _v. = moisten
_____

moisten

  ['mOIsn] _v.

    1) ; 

    2)  , , ; her eyes moistened ţ 
    
_____

moisture

  ['mOIstS] _n. , ; 
_____

moke

  [muk] _n. _.

    1) ӣ

    2) 
_____

molar

  I ['mul]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 

  II ['mul] _a. _. , 
_____

molasses

  [mu'lsIz] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) , ޣ 

    *) (as) slow as molasses _.  
_____

mold

  I [muld] = mould I

  II [muld] = mould II
_____

mole

  I [mul] _n. 

  II [mul]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. ,  ( ̣)

  III [mul] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

  IV [mul] _n. _. , -
_____

mole-eyed

  ['mulaId] _a.

    1)     (  )

    2) 
_____

mole-rat

  ['mulrt] _n. _. 
_____

molecular

  [mu'lekjul] _a. 
_____

molecule

  ['mOlIkju:l] _n. 
_____

molehill

  ['mulhIl] _n. 
_____

moleskin

  ['mulskIn] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 

    3) _pl.  
_____

molest

  [mu'lest] _v. ; 
_____

molestation

  [,mules'teISn] _n. , 
_____

molestful

  [mu'lestful] _a. , 
_____

moll

  [mOl] _n.

    1) = molly 1)  2)

    2) _. _.  
_____

mollification

  [,mOlIfI'keISn] _n. , 
_____

mollify

  ['mOlIfaI] _v. , 
_____

mollusc

  ['mOlsk] _n. _. 
_____

molluscous

  [mO'lAsks] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) , 
_____

molly

  ['mOlI] _n.

    1) _. ,  

    2) _. 

    3)    , ""

    4) _. "", "" (. Miss Molly)

    5)   (   ..)
_____

molly-coddle

  ['mOlI,kOdl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. "", ""

    2. _v. , 
_____

molten

  ['multn] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

molybdenite

  [m'lIbdInaIt] _n. _.  , 
_____

molybdenum

  [mO'lIbdInm] _n. _. 
_____

moment

  ['mumnt] _n.

    1) , , , ; at ( for) the moment  
    ; this moment ) ; )  ; to the (very) moment
       ; a man of the moment ,  
     ; ally of the moment ,  

    2) , ; a decision of great moment  ; it
    is of no moment    

    3) _. _. 
_____

momenta

  [mu'ment] _pl.  momentum
_____

momentarily

  ['mumntrIlI] _adv.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) 
_____

momentary

  ['mumntrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

momently

  ['mumntlI] _adv.

    1)    

    2) 

    3)  
_____

momentous

  [mu'ments] _a. ,   
_____

momentum

  [mu'mentm] _n. (_pl. momenta)

    1) _.  ;  , 
    ( );  

    2) , ; _.  

    *) to grow in momentum ; to gather ( to achieve)
    momentum , ;  , 
_____

monacal

  ['mOnkl] = monachal
_____

monachal

  ['mOnkl] _a. , 
_____

monad

  ['mOnd] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  

    3) _.  
_____

monandry

  [mO'nndrI] _n. , 
_____

monarch

  ['mOnk] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. -
_____

monarchal

  [mO'na:kl] = monarchic(al)
_____

monarchic

  [mO'na:kIk] = monarchical
_____

monarchical

  [mO'na:kIkl] _a. 
_____

monarchist

  ['mOnkIst] _n. 
_____

monarchy

  ['mOnkI] _n. 
_____

monastery

  ['mOnstrI] _n.  ()
_____

monastic

  [m'nstIk]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n. 
_____

mondial

  ['mOndIl] _a. , 
_____

monetary

  ['mAnItrI] _a.

    1) ; ; monetary unit  

    2) ; International Monetary Fund   
_____

monetize

  ['mAnItaIz] _v.

    1)  ()    

    2)   

    3)  ()  
_____

money

  ['mAnI] _n.

    1) (. _sing.) ; to make money )  ;
    ) ; in the money _. 

    2) _pl. (-s ['mAnIz])  , 

    3) _pl. (monies) _.  

    4)  ( ); his horse took first money   
    

    *) money makes the mare (to) go _.    
    ; money makes money _.   
_____

money's-worth

  ['mAnIz'w:] _n. -.   , 
  
_____

money-agent

  ['mAnI,eIdnt] _n. 
_____

money-bag

  ['mAnIbg] _n.

    1)   

    2) _pl. 

    3) _pl. " ", ; 
_____

money-bill

  ['mAnIbIl] _n.  
_____

money-box

  ['mAnIbOks] _n. 
_____

money-changer

  ['mAnI,tSeInd] _n.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

money-grubber

  ['mAnI,grAb] _n. 
_____

money-grubbing

  ['mAnI,grAbIN]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. ; 
_____

money-lender

  ['mAnI,lend] _n. 
_____

money-maker

  ['mAnI,meIk] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ,  
_____

money-market

  ['mAnI,ma:kIt] _n.  ;  
_____

money-spinner

  ['mAnI'spIn] _n.

    1)   ,   

    2) _.  ,   ..

    3) ; 
_____

moneyed

  ['mAnId] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; moneyed assistance  ; the moneyed
    interest  ;  
_____

moneyless

  ['mAnIlIs] _a.   ,   , 
_____

money order

  ['mAnI,O:d] _n.   
_____

moneywort

  ['mAnIw:t] _n. _. ,  
_____

monger

  ['mANg] _n. ,  (. .   , .:
  fishmonger  ; newsmonger _. )
_____

mongoose

  ['mONgu:s] _n. _. 
_____

mongrel

  ['mANgrl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; 

    2. _a. , 
_____

monicker

  ['mOnIk] _n. _. ; 
_____

monies

  ['mAnIz] _pl.  money 3)
_____

moniker

  ['mOnIk] = monicker
_____

monism

  ['mOnIzm] _n. _. 
_____

monistic

  [mO'nIstIk] _a. _. 
_____

monition

  [mu'nISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)   

    3) _. 
_____

monitor

  ['mOnIt]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  ,      ;
       

      3) ,  

      4) _. 

      5) _. 

      6) _. 

      7) _.  

      8) _. 

      9) _. _. ̣ 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) _. _. ,  (  
      ..)

      3)  

      4) _.   
_____

monitorial

  [,mOnI'tO:rIl] _a.

    1) , 

    2)    ; monitorial school ,  
           
_____

monitory

  ['mOnItrI]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. _.   (. monitory letter)
_____

monk

  [mANk] _n. 
_____

monkery

  ['mANkrI] _n. _.

    1)  ; 

    2) _. , 
_____

monkey

  ['mANkI]

    1. _n. (_pl. -s ['mANkIz])

      1) 

      2) _. _. , 

      3) _.  

      4)  ߣ 

      5)     

      6) _. 500  ; _. 500 

      7) _. ; to put smb.'s monkey up  -.; to
      get one's monkey up , 

    2. _v.

      1) , ; 

      2) 

      3) , 

      4) ;   (with, about)
_____

monkey-bread

  ['mANkIbred] _n.

    1)  ()

    2)  
_____

monkey-business

  ['mANkI'bIznIs] _n. _.

    1)  ,  

    2)  
_____

monkey-chatter

  ['mANkI,tSt] _n. _. "() " (  )
_____

monkey-jacket

  ['mANkI,dkIt] _n.   , 
_____

monkey-jar

  ['mANkIda:] _n.    
_____

monkey-nut

  ['mANkI'nAt] _n.  , 
_____

monkey-puzzle

  ['mANkI,pAzl] _n. _.  
_____

monkey-shine

  ['mANkISaIn] (. _pl.) _. = monkey-business 2)
_____

monkey-wrench

  ['mANkIrentS] _n.

    1) _.   

    2) , ; to throw a monkey-wrench into smth. ;
       ̣
_____

monkeyish

  ['mANkIIS] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

monkey tricks

  ['mANkI'trIks] _n. _pl. , 
_____

monkhood

  ['mANkhud] _n. 
_____

monkish

  ['mANkIS] _a. 
_____

monks'-hood

  ['mANkshud] _n. _. , 
_____

mono-

  ['mOnu]    -, -, -; monosemantic 
_____

monobasic

  ['mOnu'beIsIk] _a. _. 
_____

monochromatic

  ['mOnkru'mtIk] _a. , , 
_____

monochrome

  ['mOnkrum]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. , , 
_____

monocle

  ['mOnOkl] _n. 
_____

monocline

  ['mOnklaIn] _n. _. ,  
_____

monocotyledon

  ['mOnu,kOtI'li:dn] _n. _.  
_____

monocracy

  [mO'nOkrsI] _n. , 
_____

monocular

  [mO'nOkjul]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. 

    2. _n. _. 
_____

monody

  ['mOndI] _n.

    1)     (  )

    2)  
_____

monoecious

  [mO'ni:Ss] _a. _. 
_____

monogamist

  [mO'nOgmIst] _n.  
_____

monogamy

  [mO'nOgmI] _n. , 
_____

monogram

  ['mOngrm] _n. 
_____

monograph

  ['mOngra:f]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

monographer

  [mO'nOgrf] _n.  
_____

monographic

  [,mOn'grfIk] _a. 
_____

monogyny

  [mO'nOdInI] _n. ֣
_____

monolith

  ['mOnulI] _n. 
_____

monolithic

  [,mOnu'lIIk] _a. 
_____

monologize

  [mO'nOldaIz] _v.  ,    
_____

monologue

  ['mOnlOg] _n. 
_____

monomania

  ['mOnu'meInj] _n. _. 
_____

monomaniac

  ['mOnu'meInIk] _n. 
_____

monomark

  ['mOnuma:k] _n. _.    (   )
_____

monomer

  ['munm] _n. _. 
_____

monometallic

  ['mOnumI'tlIk] _a. _. 
_____

monomial

  [mO'numIl] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

monophase

  ['mOnfeIz] _a. _. 
_____

monophthong

  ['mOnfON] _n. _. 
_____

monophthongize

  ['mOnOfONgaIz] _v. _. 
_____

monoplane

  ['mOnupleIn] _n. 
_____

monopolist

  [m'nOplIst] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

monopolize

  [m'nOplaIz] _v. ; to monopolize the conversation
   ,     
_____

monopoly

  [m'nOplI] _n. 
_____

monorail

  ['mOnureIl] _n.

    1)   ; 

    2)    
_____

monosyllabic

  ['mOnusI'lbIk] _a. 
_____

monosyllable

  ['mOn'sIlbl] _n.  ; to speak in monosyllables 
  , 
_____

monotheism

  ['mOnui:,Izm] _n. , 
_____

monotheistic

  [,mOnui:'IstIk] _a. 
_____

monotint

  ['mOntInt] _n.      
_____

monotone

  ['mOntun]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

    2. _a. = monotonous

    3. _v. ,    
_____

monotonous

  [m'nOtns] _a. ; ; 
_____

monotony

  [m'nOtnI] _n. ; ; 
_____

monotype

  ['mOnutaIp] _n.

    1) _. ,   

    2) _. 
_____

monoxide

  [mO'nOksaId] _n. _. 
_____

monsieur

  [m'sj:] _n. _. (_pl. messieurs) , 
_____

monsoon

  [mOn'su:n] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

monster

  ['mOnst]

    1. _n.

      1) ; _. . 

      2) 

    2. _a. , 
_____

monstrance

  ['mOnstrns] _n. _. 
_____

monstrosity

  [mOns'trOsItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ,  
_____

monstrous

  ['mOnstrs] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) , 

    4) ; , 

    5) _. , 
_____

montage

  [mOn'ta:] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

montane

  ['mOnteIn] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ( )
_____

month

  [mAn] _n. ; a month of Sundays _.  ,  ;
  in a month of Sundays    
_____

monthly

  ['mAnlI]

    1. _a. ; monthly wage  

    2. _adv. ;   

    3. _n.

      1)  

      2) _pl. 
_____

monticule

  ['mOntIkju:l] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.   ()
_____

monument

  ['mOnjumnt] _n. ; ; the Monument    
    1666 .
_____

monumental

  [,mOnju'mentl] _a.

    1) ; monumental mason ,  
    , 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

monumentalize

  [,mOnju'mentlaIz] _v. 
_____

moo

  [mu:]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

mooch

  [mu:tS] _v. _.

    1) , ;  ()

    2)    ޣ; 

    3) 
_____

mood

  I [mu:d] _n. ;  ; a mood of anxiety 
  ; to be in the mood for smth.    -.; in
  no mood  ,    ( -.); a man of moods
   

  II [mu:d] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. , 
_____

moody

  ['mu:dI] _a.

    1)    

    2) , ;   
_____

moolah

  ['mu:l] = mullah
_____

moon

  [mu:n]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.  ()

      3)  

      4) _. . month

      5)  

      *) to cry for the moon  ; to bay the moon 
       ,   ; to aim ( to level) at
      the moon    ,  ; to believe
      that the moon is made of green cheese   

    2. _v.

      1) , ,     (. moon about, moon
      along, moon around)

      2)     (. moon away)
_____

moon robot

  ['mu:n'rubOt] = moon rover
_____

moon rover

  ['mu:n'ruv] _n. 
_____

moon shot

  ['mu:nSOt] _n. ̣  
_____

moon walker

  ['mu:n'wO:k] = moon rover
_____

moonbeam

  ['mu:nbi:m] _n.   
_____

moon-blind

  ['mu:nblaInd] _a. _.   
_____

moon-blindness

  ['mu:n,blaIndnIs] _n. _.  
_____

mooncalf

  ['mu:nka:f] _n. ; 
_____

moon-eye

  ['mu:naI] _n.

    1) _.    ( )

    2) = moon-blindness
_____

moon-eyed

  ['mu:naId] _a.

    1)   

    2)    ( )

    3)    ,    ( ,
      ..)
_____

moonfaced

  ['mu:nfeIst] _a. 
_____

moonhead

  ['mu:nhed] _n. _. _. 
_____

moon-lander

  ['mu:n,lnd] _n.    , 
    
_____

moonlight

  ['mu:nlaIt]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _attr.   ; moonlight flitting (flitter) _.
       ()   ,     ţ

    2. _v.   
_____

moonlighter

  ['mu:n,laIt] _n.

    1) _pl. _.    ,   ,
      ,     

    2) 
_____

moonlit

  ['mu:nlIt] _a.   
_____

moon-looper

  ['mu:n,lu:p] _n.    ,  
_____

moonscape

  ['mu:nskeIp] _n.  
_____

moonshine

  ['mu:nSaIn] _n.

    1)  

    2) ; 

    3) _. _. ;  
_____

moonshiner

  ['mu:n,SaIn] _n. _. _.

    1) 

    2) ,  
_____

moonship

  ['mu:nSIp] _n.    
_____

moonstone

  ['mu:nstun] _n. _.  
_____

moonstruck

  ['mu:nstrAk] _a. 
_____

moony

  ['mu:nI] _a.

    1)   ; 

    2) , ; 

    3) _. 
_____

moor

  I [mu] _n.

    1)  ,  

    2)   

  II [mu] _v. ; ();   
_____

moor game

  ['mugeIm] _n.   (moorcock , moorhen )
_____

moorage

  ['murId] _n.

    1)  

    2)    
_____

moor-bath

  ['muba:] _n. ,    
_____

moorcock

  ['mukOk] . moor game
_____

moor-fowl

  ['mufaul] = moor game
_____

moorhen

  ['muhen] . moor game
_____

mooring-mast

  ['murINma:st] _n. _.   ( )
_____

moorings

  ['murINz] _n. _pl. _. ͣ ; ,  ,  
  ..
_____

moorland

  ['mulnd] _n. ,  
_____

moose

  [mu:s] _n.  
_____

moot

  [mu:t]

    1. _n.

      1) _.        

      2) _.    (  )

    2. _a. 

    3. _v.    ; 
_____

mooted

  ['mu:tId]

    1. _p-p.  moot 3

    2. _a. _. = moot 2
_____

mop

  I [mOp]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ,  ()

    2. _v.

      1)   ,  (. mop out)

      2)  (̣, ); to mop dry  ; to mop one's
      brow    

      #) mop up ) ; ; ) _.  ();
      ) _. , ; ; ) _. 
      (   )

      *) to mop the earth ( the ground, the floor) with smb. 
      -.   ,  -.

  II [mOp]

    1. _n.: mops and mows , 

    2. _v.: to mop and mow 
_____

mope

  [mup]

    1. _n. (the mopes) _pl. ; to have a fit of the mopes 

    2. _v. ;    ,   
     ( mope by oneself, mope about)
_____

mope-eyed

  ['mupaId] _a. 
_____

mopish

  ['mupIS] _a.   ; 
_____

moppet

  ['mOpIt] _n. _. £; 
_____

moraine

  [mO'reIn] _n. _. 
_____

moral

  ['mOrl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to draw the moral  , 

      2) _pl. ; ;  

      3) _pl. 

      *) the very moral of smb. _.  ,  
      -.

    2. _a.

      1) , ; ; ; moral code
       ; moral philosophy 

      2) 

      3) , ; moral life 
      

      4) ; ; moral certainty  ;
       
_____

morale

  [mO'ra:l] _n.  ;  ; national morale
   ; to undermine the morale  ,
  
_____

moralist

  ['mOrlIst] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  
_____

morality

  [m'rlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl.  ; 

    3) _pl.  

    4) ; copybook morality  

    5) _. _. 
_____

moralize

  ['mOrlaIz] _v.

    1) 

    2)  , 

    3) ;  
_____

morally

  ['mOrlI] _adv.

    1) ; 

    2)   

    3) 

    4)   ;  , 
_____

morass

  [m'rs] _n. ,  ( _.)
_____

moratorium

  [,mOr'tO:rIm] _n. ;     
  
_____

moratory

  ['mOrtrI] _a.   
_____

morbid

  ['mO:bId] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ; morbid anatomy  ; morbid
    growth _. 

    3)  ;  (); morbid
    imagination  

    4) , 
_____

morbidity

  [mO:'bIdItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

morbidness

  ['mO:bIdnIs] _n.    . {. morbid 3}
_____

morbific

  [mO:'bIfIk] _a. 
_____

mordacity

  [mO:'dsItI] _n. ; 
_____

mordant

  ['mO:dnt]

    1. _a.

      1) , , 

      2) _. 

      3) _.   ()

      4)  

    2. _n.

      1)  ( )

      2)  ( ); 
_____

mordent

  ['mO:dnt] _n. _. 
_____

more

  [mO:]

    1. _a.

      1) _comp.  much 1  many 1

      2) ,  ; he has more ability than his
      predecessors    ,    

      3) , ݣ (.    ̣
      ); two more cruisers were sunk ݣ   
      ; bring some more water  ݣ 

    2. _adv.

      1) _comp.  much 2

      2) ; you should walk more    

      3)    _comp.   
      : more powerful  

      4) ݣ; , ; once more ݣ 

      *) more or less   , ; the more... the
      more  ...,  ; the more he has the more he wants
         ,    ; the more the better 
      ,  ; neither more nor less than  ,  
      ;   , ; all the more so  ; never more
      ; he is no more    

    3. _n.  ;  

      *) what is more ,  ; hope to see more of you
         ; we saw no more of him    
      ; there is more to come  ݣ  ӣ
_____

moreen

  [mO:'ri:n] _n.  ()   ( )
_____

morel

  I [mO'rel] _n.  (; . petty morel)

  II [mO'rel] _n. _. ޣ ̣
_____

moreover

  [mO:'ruv] _adv.  ,  
_____

mores

  ['muri:z] _. _n. _pl. 
_____

morganatic

  [,mO:g'ntIk] _a. 
_____

morgue

  I [mO:g] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2) _. _.      
    

  II [mO:g] _n. _. , 
_____

moribund

  ['mO:rIbAnd] _a. 
_____

morion

  ['mOrIn] _n. _. _. 
_____

morn

  [mO:n] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) (the morn) _. ; the morn's morning  
_____

morning

  ['mO:nIN] _n.

    1) ; good morning   ; 

    2) _.  

    3)  ,  (-.); the morning of life  

    4) _attr. ; morning coat ; morning gown ; morning
    watch _.   ( 4  8 .)
_____

morning glory

  ['mO:nIN,glO:rI] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

morning star

  ['mO:nIN'sta:] _n.  , 
_____

morocco

  [m'rOku]

    1. _n. (_pl. -os [m'rOkuz]) 

    2. _a. 
_____

moron

  ['mO:rOn] _n. , 
_____

morose

  [m'rus] _a. , , 
_____

morpheme

  ['mO:fi:m] _n. _. 
_____

morphia

  ['mO:fj] = morphine
_____

morphine

  ['mO:fi:n] _n. 
_____

morphinism

  ['mO:fInIzm] _n. , 
_____

morphologic

  [,mO:f'lOdIk] _a. 
_____

morphological

  [,mO:f'lOdIkl] _a. 
_____

morphology

  [mO:'fOldI] _n. 
_____

morris

  ['mOrIs] _n.         (. morris
  dance)
_____

morrow

  ['mOru] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. ,   {. tomorrow 2}

    3) ,    (-.) ; on
    the morrow of   (-.),   (-.)
_____

morse

  [mO:s] _n. _. 
_____

morsel

  ['mO:sl] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) ,    ޣ 
_____

mortal

  ['mO:tl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; not a mortal man   

      2) ; mortal agony  

      3) , ; mortal enemy  

      4) _. ; in a mortal hurry   

      5) _. 

    2. _n. , 

    3. _adv.

      1) _. _. , 

      2) = mortally
_____

mortality

  [mO:'tlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ģ ()

    4) ,  ( )

    5) _attr.: mortality tables   
_____

mortally

  ['mO:tlI] _adv. 
_____

mortar

  I ['mO:t]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. ; ͣ

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) _.  ͣ Σ

  II ['mO:t]

    1. _n.  ;  

    2. _v.   
_____

mortar-board

  ['mO:tbO:d] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.      (   
    )
_____

mortgage

  ['mO:gId]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  ()
_____

mortgagee

  [,mO:g'di:] _n.   
_____

mortgager

  ['mO:gId] _n. ,   
_____

mortgagor

  [mO:g'dO:] _n. ,   
_____

mortice

  ['mO:tIs] = mortise
_____

mortician

  [mO:'tISn] _n. _.   ; 
_____

mortification

  [,mO:tIfI'keISn] _n.

    1) ; ; mortification of the flesh  

    2) ;   , 

    3) _. ; 

    4) _.    
_____

mortify

  ['mO:tIfaI] _v.

    1)  (,   ..);  ()

    2) , 

    3) _. , 

    4) _.    
_____

mortifying

  ['mO:tIfaIIN]

    1. _pres-p.  mortify

    2. _a. , 
_____

mortise

  ['mO:tIs] _.

    1. _n.

      1) , , 

      2) _attr.: mortise chisel 

    2. _v.  ;  ()
_____

mortmain

  ['mO:tmeIn] _n. _.   ( ,
     ..)   , "ͣ "
_____

mortuary

  ['mO:tjurI]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _.       
      

    2. _a. , ; mortuary urn   
_____

mosaic

  [mu'zeIIk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) -.,     (. _. )

    2. _a. 

    3. _v.  ;   
_____

moselle

  [mu'zel] _n.  ()
_____

mosey

  ['mOzI] _v. _. _.

    1)  , 

    2) , 
_____

mosque

  [mOsk] _n. 
_____

mosquito

  [ms'ki:tu] _n. (_pl. -oes [ms'ki:tuz])

    1) ; 

    2) _attr. 
_____

mosquito-craft

  [ms'ki:tukra:ft] _n. _.  ; _.  
_____

mosquito-fleet

  [ms'ki:tufli:t] _n. _. ""  ( )
_____

mosquito-net

  [ms'ki:tunet] _n.   ,   ..
_____

moss

  [mOs]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _. ; 

      3) _.  

    2. _v.  
_____

moss-back

  ['mOsbk] _n. _.

    1) = menhaden

    2) (Moss-back) _. ,  (.  ) 
        (    )

    3) _.  ;  
_____

moss-berry

  ['mOs,berI] _n. _.  ()
_____

moss-grown

  ['mOs,grun] _a.

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

moss-rose

  ['mOs'ruz] _n.  , 
_____

mossiness

  ['mOsInIs] _n. ; 
_____

mosstrooper

  ['mOs,tru:p] _n.

    1) _.  (    XVII .)

    2) 
_____

mossy

  ['mOsI] _a. ;  
_____

most

  I [must]

    1. _a.

      1) _sup.  much 1  many 1

      2) ; most people  ; for the most part
       ;  

    2. _adv.

      1) _sup.  much 2

      2)  ; what most annoys me...  ,  
       ...

      3) ,   ; his speech was most convincing  
       ,  

      4)    _sup.   
      : most beautiful  ; at most  ; 
       ; ten at most   ,   ; this
      is at most a makeshift   ,  

    3. _n.  ,  ; this is the most I can do
      ,    ; at the most  ; most
    of them   

      *) most and least _.   ; to make the most of
      smth. )   ; ) ,
         .

  II [must] _adv. _. _. (_.  almost) 
_____

mostly

  ['mustlI] _adv.   ,  , , 
_____

mot

  [mu] _n. _. (_pl. -s [muz]) ; mot juste  
_____

mote

  [mut] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    *) to see a mote in thy brother's eye _.    
     ;   
_____

motel

  [mu'tel] _n. , 
_____

motet

  [mu'tet] _n. 
_____

moth

  [mO] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) ̣
_____

moth-ball

  ['mO'bO:l] _n.     ( )
_____

moth-eaten

  ['mO,i:tn] _a.

    1)  

    2) ; 
_____

mother

  ['mA]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; Mother Superior  

      2) , 

      3) ;  (. artificial mother)

      4) _attr.: mother tongue )  ; ) 

      *) mother earth   ; every mother's son of (you, them,
      etc.)   ,   ; mother wit  ;
       ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  -; , 

      2) ;   

      3)  , 

      4) ,   

      5)  ; this novel was mothered on ( upon) Miss
      X.     X.
_____

mother country

  ['mA,kAntrI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (   )
_____

mother missile

  ['mA'mIsaIl] _n. -,   (
  )
_____

mother of pearl

  ['mArv'p:l] _n. 
_____

mother of thousands

  ['mArv'auzndz] _n. _.

    1)  ̣

    2) , 
_____

mother ship

  ['mASIp] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)  -
_____

mother's mark

  ['mAzma:k] _n.  
_____

mother-craft

  ['mAkra:ft] _n.   
_____

mother-in-law

  ['mArInlO:] _n. (_pl. mothers-in-law)

    1) ԣ

    2) 
_____

mother-of-pearl

  ['mArv'p:l] _a. 
_____

motherhood

  ['mAhud] _n. 
_____

mothering

  ['mArIN] _n.  , 
_____

mothering Sunday

  ['mArIN'sAndI] _n. _. ף  
_____

motherland

  ['mAlnd] _n. , 
_____

motherless

  ['mAlIs] _a. ۣ 
_____

motherly

  ['mAlI]

    1. _a. 

    2. _adv. -
_____

mothers-in-law

  ['mAzInlO:] _pl.  mother-in-law
_____

motif

  [mu'ti:f] _n. _.

    1)  ,  , 

    2)   ( )
_____

motile

  ['mutIl] _a. _.  , 
_____

motion

  ['muSn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; in motion ,  ,  ; to set ( to
      put) in motion ;    (. _.)

      2)  (  ..)

      3) , ; 

      4) ; of one's own motion   

      5)  ( ); motion for adjournment _.
          (  
        ..)

      6)  ()

      7) _pl. 

      8) _. 

      9) _. 

    2. _v.  
_____

motion picture

  ['muSn'pIktS] _n. , 
_____

motional

  ['muSnl] _a. 
_____

motionless

  ['muSnlIs] _a. ,  ;   
_____

motivate

  ['mutIveIt] = motive 3
_____

motivation

  [,mutI'veISn] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) ; 
_____

motive

  ['mutIv]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; driving motive  

      2) = motif 1)

    2. _a.

      1) ; motive power ( force)  ; 

      2) 

    3. _v.

      1) 

      2)    

      3) (. _pass.) 
_____

motley

  ['mOtlI]

    1. _a. ; У (. _.); motley horde  

    2. _n.

      1) ,  

      2) _.  ; man of motley ; to wear motley 
      
_____

motor

  ['mut]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3)   (. motor boat)

      4) _.  ;  

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ; motor show  

    3. _v.

      1)   

      2)   
_____

motor boat

  ['mutbut] _n.  ;  
_____

motor bus

  ['mut'bAs] _n. 
_____

motor cycle

  ['mut'saIkl] _n. 
_____

motor ship

  ['mutSIp] _n. 
_____

motor-car

  ['mutka:] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  
_____

motor-cyclist

  ['mut'saIklIst] _n. 
_____

motorcade

  ['mutkeId] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  ;  
_____

motorcycle

  ['mut'saIkl] _v.  ;   
_____

motoring

  ['mutrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  motor 3

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

motorist

  ['mutrIst] _n. 
_____

mottle

  ['mOtl]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. ; 
_____

mottled

  ['mOtld]

    1. _p-p.  mottle 2

    2. _a.

      1) , ң; У

      2)  ( )
_____

motto

  ['mOtu] _n. (_pl. -oes ['mOtuz])

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

moufflon

  ['mu:flOn] _n. _. 
_____

mould

  I [muld]

    1. _n.

      1) ̣ () 

      2) 

      3) _. 

      4) _. ; man of mould  

    2. _v. ;  

      #) mould up 

  II [muld]

    1. _n. ;  

    2. _v.  ; ; _.  
    

  III [muld]

    1. _n.

      1) () , , 

      2) ; 

      3) 

      4) _.   

      5)   ,   ..

      6) ; people of a special mould   

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2)   

      3)  (); 

      #) mould into  ; mould on, mould upon  
       -.
_____

moulder

  I ['muld] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3) _.   

  II ['muld] _v.

    1) ,  ( moulder away)

    2)  (); 
_____

moult

  [mult]

    1. _n.  ()

    2. _v.  ( )
_____

mould-board

  ['muldbO:d] _n. _-.  
_____

moulding

  I ['muldIN]

    1. _pres-p.  mould III, 2

    2. _n.

      1) _. , 

      2) _.  

      3) 

  II ['muldIN] _pres-p.  mould I, 2

  III ['muldIN] _pres-p.  mould II, 2
_____

mouldy

  I ['muldI] _a.

    1) ; _. ; 

    2) _. ; 

  II [muldI] _n. _. _. 
_____

mound

  I [maund]

    1. _n. ; ; ;  

    2. _v.  ;  

  II [maund] _n.  ()
_____

mount

  I [maunt]

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2) ,   ,     
      ; 

      3)  ()

      4)   (  )

      5) _.  ( )

    2. _v.

      1) , , ; to mount the throne  
      

      2): his colour mounted, a blush mounted to his face  
        

      3) ,  ( )

      4)      ,  

      5)   

      6)   

      7) , ; to mount a picture  
       ; to mount a specimen   
       ( ); to mount jewels 
         ; to mount a gun _. 
        

      8): to mount a picket  

      9)  ()

      10)  

      #) mount up 

  II [maunt] _n.

    1) ;  (_.,  , .: Mount Everest 
    )

    2)  ( )
_____

mountain

  ['mauntIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , , 

    3) (the Mountain) _. _. "",  

    4) _attr. ; 

    *) the mountain in labour, the mountain has brought forth a mouse 
     ; to make a mountain out of a molehill   
    ; 
_____

mountaineer

  [,mauntI'nI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v.    ,   
_____

mountaineering

  [,mauntI'nIrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  mountaineer 2

    2. _n. 
_____

mountainous

  ['mauntIns] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

mountebank

  ['mauntIbNk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) , 
_____

mounted

  ['mauntId]

    1. _p-p.  mount I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; mounted police  

      2) 

      3) , 

      4): mounted gem    
_____

mounting

  ['mauntIN]

    1. _pres-p.  mount I, 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)      

      3)  ()

      4) 

      5) 
_____

mourn

  [mO:n] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  

    3) , , 
_____

mourner

  ['mO:n] _n.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

mournful

  ['mO:nful] _a. , ; ; 
_____

mourning

  ['mO:nIN]

    1. _pres-p.  mourn

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3) ; to go into mourning  ; in mourning )  ;
      ) _.  ( ); )  ( )

      4) _attr. 
_____

mouse

  1. _n. [maus] (_pl. mice)

    1) 

    2) _.  

  2. _v. [mauz]

    1)  

    2) ,  (. mouse around, mouse about, mouse
    along)

    #) mouse out _. , 
_____

moustache

  [ms'ta:S] _n. 
_____

mouth

  1. _n. [mau], _pl. [mauz]

    1) , ; by mouth, by word of mouth 

    2) , 

    3)  (, )

    4)  ( , )

    5)  (); , 

    6) ; to make mouths  , 

    7) _. 

    8) _. , , ;  ; ; 

    *) from mouth to mouth    ; to open one's mouth too wide
    )   ; )  (  ); to
    take the words out of smb.'s mouth  -. ; to put
    words into smb.'s mouth )  -.,   ;
    )  -. -. ; to have a good (bad) mouth
     ()   ( )

  2. _v. [mau]

    1)  ; 

    2) ; 

    3)    

    4) 

    5)  ( )
_____

mouth-filling

  ['mau,fIlIN] _a. 
_____

mouth-organ

  ['mau,O:gn] _n.  
_____

mouther

  ['mau] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

mouthful

  ['mauful] _n.

    1)   (-.); ; 

    2)  

    3)  ,   ..

    *) to say a mouthful  -. , 
_____

mouthpiece

  ['maupi:s] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ;  ( );  (, 
     ..)

    3) 
_____

mouthy

  ['mauI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

movable

  ['mu:vbl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; , , 

      2)  ( )

    2. _n. _pl. ,  
_____

move

  [mu:v]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ; to make a move ) ;
      )  -  {. . 3)  4)}; to get a move on _.
      , , ; (to be) on the move () 
      ,  

      2)  (  )

      3)  ( ); to make a move   {. . 1)  4)}

      4) , ; to make a move  -.; 
       {. . 1)  3)}

      5) , ; foreign-policy moves  

    2. _v.

      1) (); (); to move a piece _.  

      2)  (.,   )

      3)   ; to move the bowels  
      

      4)  ( -.)

      5) , 

      6) ;  (-. , ); to move to anger
      (to laughter)  (); to move to tears  
      ̣

      7)  (, );  ,  (
        ..);  (for)

      8) ; ; to move house   
      

      9)  ( ); ,  ( )

      10) ; ; nothing is moving in the garden   ݣ
        

      11)    ; 

      12) ; 

      13)  ( )

      #) move about , ,     ;
      move away ) (); ; ) ; move back
      ) ; )   ;  ; ) ; move
      down , ; move for   ޣ-.; move in
      ) , ; )  ( ); move off
      ) ; ) ; ; move on ,  ;
      move out )  (  ..); )  ( ); move
      over , ; move up ; to move up
      reserves _.  

      *) to move heaven and earth  ӣ  ;   
_____

moveless

  ['mu:vlIs] _a. ; moveless countenance  
  
_____

movement

  ['mu:vmnt] _n.

    1) , , 

    2)  ()

    3) , 

    4) , 

    5)  ()

    6)  ,  ( )

    7) _. ; ; upward (downward) movement 
    () 

    8) _. ; 

    9)   

    10) _.  
_____

mover

  ['mu:v] _n.

    1) ,  ; prime mover  ; 
    

    2) ,  (  ..)
_____

movie

  ['mu:vI] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _pl. 

    3) _pl. 
_____

moviegoer

  ['mu:vI,gu] _n. 
_____

moviemaker

  ['mu:vI,meIk] _n. 
_____

movietone

  ['mu:vItun] _n.  
_____

moving

  ['mu:vIN]

    1. _pres-p.  move 2

    2. _a.

      1) (); 

      2) , 
_____

moving pictures

  ['mu:vIN'pIktSz] _n. _pl. 
_____

moving staircase

  ['mu:vIN'stEkeIs] _n. 
_____

moviola

  [,mu:vI'Ol] _n. _. _. ,  
_____

mow

  I [mau] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. ; {. . mop II}

  II [mu]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

    2. _v. , 

  III [mu] _v. (mowed [mud]; mowed, mown) ; 

    #) mow down ) ; )  (   ..); mow off =
    mow down
_____

mower

  ['mu] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

mowing-machine

  ['muINm,Si:n] _n. , 
_____

mown

  [mun] _p-p.  mow III
_____

much

  [mAtS]

    1. _a. (more; most) ; much snow  ; much time 
    

      *) much water has flown under the bridge since that time  
         ; to be too much for     -.

    2. _adv. (more; most)

      1) ; I am much obliged to you    

      2) ( _comp.) , ; much more natural 
      ; much better  

      3) , ; much of a size (a height, etc.)  
        (    ..); much (about) the same  (
      )  ,   

      *) not much  ;    

    3. _n. ; to make much of )  ;   ;
    )   -., -.

      *) he is not much of a scholar     ;
      much of a muchness _.  ( )  ;   ;
      much will have more _.   
_____

mucilage

  ['mju:sIlId] _n.

    1)   ();  

    2) 
_____

muck

  [mAk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. ; , ; to make a muck of smth. ,
       -.

      3) _. ,  

      4) ,  

      5) _attr. 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) _.  (. muck up)

      4) _. ,  

      #) muck about _. ; muck in: to muck in (with smb.)
       ( -.) , أ  ..
_____

muck-rake

  ['mAkreIk]

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2) , 

    2. _v.    ԣ  
     
_____

muck-raker

  ['mAk,reIk] _n. " " (,  
       ԣ  
   )
_____

mucker

  ['mAk]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ֣ ; _.  ; to come a mucker
      _. )  ; )   ; ; to go a mucker
         (on, over)

      2) _. , 

      3) _.  (); ;  

    2. _v. _.

      1)  , ;  

      2)  ( mucker away)
_____

muckworm

  ['mAkw:m] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

mucky

  ['mAkI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

mucous

  ['mju:ks] _a. ; mucous membrane  
_____

mucus

  ['mju:ks] _n. 
_____

mud

  [mAd] _n.

    1) , ; , ; to stick in the mud   ;
    _.   ; to throw ( to fling) mud (at) 
    ; 

    2) 
_____

mud box

  ['mAdbOks] _n. _. 
_____

mud-bath

  ['mAdba:] _n. _.  
_____

muddle

  ['mAdl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; to make a muddle of smth. ,
       -.

      2)   

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ( muddle up, muddle together)

      2)  -; 

      3) ; 

      #) muddle away (one's time, money, etc.)   (, 
       ..); muddle into   -.   
      ; muddle on  ,  ;
      muddle through -    
_____

muddle-headed

  ['mAdl,hedId] _a. , 
_____

muddy

  ['mAdI]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2)  ( )

      3) ; 

      4)  ( )

      5) , 

      6)  ( )

      7)  ( )

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) 
_____

mudfish

  ['mAdfIS] _n. ,   ,  
_____

mudguard

  ['mAdga:d] _n. _. ; _.   
_____

mudlark

  ['mAdla:k] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  , 
_____

mudsill

  ['mAdsIl] _n. _. 
_____

mudslinger

  ['mAd'slIN] _n. _. _. 
_____

muezzin

  [mu:'ezIn] _. _n. 
_____

muff

  I [mAf] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. , 

  II [mAf]

    1. _n.

      1) ,    ; ""; _.
      ""

      2) , ; 

    2. _v. , ,  (. to make a muff of the
    business); to muff one's lines _.   
_____

muffin

  ['mAfIn] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

muffineer

  [,mAfI'nI] _n.

    1)      

    2)     ,   ..
_____

muffle

  ['mAfl]

    1. _n. _.

      1) ; 

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ( muffle up)

      2) ,  ()
_____

muffled

  ['mAfld]

    1. _p-p.  muffle 2

    2. _a.

      1) ۣ; muffled curses , ӣ  

      2) , 
_____

muffler

  ['mAfl] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; ӣ 

    3) _. ; 

    4) _. 
_____

mufti

  ['mAftI] _. _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  
_____

mug

  I [mAg]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ( )

      2)  

      3) _. , , ; thinking mug 

      4) _. ; 

      5)  ( )

    2. _v. _.

      1)  ,    (  )

      2) 

      3) _. 

      4) _.  (   )

  II [mAg] _.

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v. ,     ( mug up)

  III [mAg] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  ( )

    *) that's a mug's game   ;    
_____

mug-house

  ['mAghaus] _n. _. 
_____

mug-hunter

  ['mAg,hAnt] _n. _. _.  
_____

mugful

  ['mAgful] _n.   (-.)
_____

mugger

  I ['mAg] _n.  

  II ['mAg] _n.

    1)   

    2) _. 

    3) 
_____

mugging

  ['mAgIN] _n. ,  
_____

muggins

  ['mAgInz] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)   

    3)    
_____

muggy

  ['mAgI] _a.   ԣ (   ..); , У (
  )
_____

mugwump

  ['mAgwAmp] _n. _.

    1)  ,       
       (  "" 
     )

    2)  , ""
_____

mulatto

  [mju:'ltu]

    1. _n. (_pl. -os [mju:'ltuz]) ()

    2. _a. ,  ( )
_____

mulberry

  ['mAlbrI] _n.

    1) _. ,  

    2)  

    3) _attr. , ԣ-
_____

mulberry bush

  ['mAlbrI'buS] _n.   
_____

mulch

  [mAltS] _-.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

mulching

  ['mAltSIN] _n. _-. 
_____

mulct

  [mAlkt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  (-.,  ); he was mulcted of 10 pounds 
        10  ()
_____

mule

  I [mju:l] _n.

    1) ; _.  ӣ

    2) 

    3) _. -

    4) _. ; 

  II [mju:l] _n. ,    

  III [mju:l] = mewl
_____

muleteer

  [,mju:lI'tI] _n.  
_____

muliebrity

  [,mju:lI'ebrItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

mulish

  ['mju:lIS] _a.  ( ӣ)
_____

mull

  I [mAl] _.

    1. _n. ; to make a mull of smth.  -.

    2. _v. , 

  II [mAl] _v. _. ,  (over)

  III [mAl] _n.   

  IV [mAl] _n. _.  ( _. )

  V [mAl] _v.      
_____

mullah

  ['mAl] _. _n. 
_____

mullein

  ['mAlIn] _n. _. 
_____

mullet

  ['mAlIt] _n. _. ; striped mullet ; red mullet 
  
_____

mulligatawny

  [,mAlIg'tO:nI] _. _n.     
_____

mulligrubs

  ['mAlIgrAbz] _n. _pl. _.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

mullock

  ['mAlk] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) _. _.  
_____

mulsh

  [mAlS] = mulch
_____

mult

  [mAlt] = multure
_____

multangular

  [mAl'tNgjul] _a. 
_____

multeity

  [mAl'ti:ItI] _n. ; 
_____

multi-

  ['mAltI]    -; -: multiform 
_____

multi-stage

  ['mAltIsteId] _a.

    1) ; multi-stage rocket  

    2) 

    3) 
_____

multicolour

  ['mAltI'kAl]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. , 
_____

multicoloured

  ['mAltI'kAld] _a. , 
_____

multiengined

  ['mAltI'endInd] _a. 
_____

multifarious

  [,mAltI'fErIs] _a. 
_____

multiflorous

  ['mAltI'flOrs] _a. _. 
_____

multifold

  ['mAltIfuld] _a. 
_____

multiform

  ['mAltIfO:m] _a. 
_____

multiformity

  [,mAltI'fO:mItI] _n. ; 
_____

multilateral

  ['mAltI'ltrl] _a. ; Multilateral Nuclear Force
    
_____

multimedia

  [,mAltI'mi:dI] _a.     
  ; a multimedia approach to learning 
    
_____

multimillionaire

  ['mAltImIlj'nE] _n. 
_____

multinational

  ['mAltI'nSnl] _a. 
_____

multipartite

  [,mAltI'pa:taIt] _a. ̣   
_____

multiped

  ['mAltIped] _n. _. ; 
_____

multiphase

  ['mAltIfeIz] _a. _. 
_____

multiplane

  ['mAltIpleIn] _n. _. 
_____

multiple

  ['mAltIpl]

    1. _a.

      1) , ;   , ; multiple shop
        

      2) ; 

      3) _. 

    2. _n. _.  ; least common multiple  
    
_____

multiple voting

  ['mAltIpl,vutIN] _n.

    1)  ,      
      

    2)       
_____

multiplex

  ['mAltIpleks] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

multiplicand

  [,mAltIplI'knd] _n. _. 
_____

multiplication

  [,mAltIplI'keISn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) 

    3) _attr.: multiplication table  
_____

multiplicity

  [,mAltI'plIsItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; a ( the) multiplicity of cases 
    
_____

multiplier

  ['mAltIplaI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

multiply

  ['mAltIplaI] _v.

    1) ()

    2) ()

    3) _. , 
_____

multipurpose

  ['mAltI'p:ps] _a. ; ; 
_____

multistory

  ['mAltI'stO:rI] _a. 
_____

multisyllable

  ['mAltI'sIlbl] _n.  
_____

multitude

  ['mAltItju:d] _n.

    1) ;  ; 

    2) ; the multitude 
_____

multitudinous

  [,mAltI'tju:dIns] _a. 
_____

multiversity

  [,mAltI'v:sItI] _n.  , 
  - 
_____

multocular

  [mAl'tOkju:l] _a. 
_____

multure

  ['mAltj] _n. _. _.    
_____

mum

  I [mAm]

    1. _int. !, !; mum's the word! ( )  !,  

    2. _a. _predic. ; to keep mum ; to sit mum 
    

    3. _v.

      1)   

      2) _.  

  II [mAm] _n. _.  

  III [mAm] = mummy II
_____

mumble

  ['mAmbl]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)   
_____

mummer

  ['mAm] _n.

    1) _.   

    2) _. , "ԣ"
_____

mummery

  ['mAmrI] _n.

    1) _.  ; 

    2) _.  , ""
_____

mummification

  ['mAmIfI'kISn] _n. ; ,   
_____

mummify

  ['mAmIfaI] _v. ; ,   
_____

mummy

  I ['mAmI] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ; to beat ( to smash) to a mummy
       

    3)  , 

  II ['mAmI] _n. _. 
_____

mump

  I [mAmp] _v. ,    

  II [mAmp] _v.

    1) , , 

    2) 
_____

mumper

  I ['mAmp] _n. , 

  II ['mAmp] _n.    ,   
_____

mumpish

  ['mAmpIS] _a. ,   
_____

mumps

  [mAmps] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.)

    1)  ()

    2)   ; to have the mumps 
_____

munch

  [mAntS] _v. , 
_____

mundane

  ['mAndeIn] _a. ; , 
_____

municipal

  [mju:'nIsIpl] _a.

    1) , ; municipal buildings  

    2) 
_____

municipality

  [mju:,nIsI'plItI] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) 
_____

municipalize

  [mju:'nIsIplaIz] _v. 
_____

munificence

  [mju:'nIfIsns] _n.  
_____

munificent

  [mju:'nIfIsnt] _a.  
_____

muniment

  ['mju:nImnt] _n. (. _pl.) ,   , 
   ..
_____

munition

  [mju:'nISn]

    1. _n. (. _pl.)

      1)  ;  (,   ..)

      2)   (. )

    2. _v.  ( )
_____

munition-factory

  [mju:'nISn,fktrI] _n.  
_____

munition-worker

  [mju:'nISn,w:k] _n.   
_____

munitioner

  [mju:'nISn] = munition-worker
_____

murage

  ['mjurId] _n. _.       
  
_____

mural

  ['mjurl]

    1. _a. ; mural painting  

    2. _n. 
_____

murder

  ['m:d]

    1. _n. 

      *) the murder is out  ; murder will out _.  
        ; to cry blue murder  ; , 

    2. _int. !

    3. _v.

      1) ,  

      2) _.    (_.   ..);
       ( )
_____

murderer

  ['m:dr] _n. 
_____

murderess

  ['m:drIs] _n.  ( )
_____

murderous

  ['m:drs] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ; ; murderous war  
_____

mure

  [mju] _v.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) ,   
_____

muriate

  ['mjurIIt] _n. _.  ; muriate of ammonia 
_____

muriatic

  [,mjurI'tIk] _a. _. ; muriatic acid  
_____

murk

  [m:k]

    1. _n. , ; murk of rain  

    2. _a. ԣ, 
_____

murky

  ['m:kI] _a. ԣ, ; 
_____

murmur

  ['m:m]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ();  (ޣ)

      2) ۣ  ; ۣ

      3) ; ; without a murmur 

      4) _.  ( )

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; 

      2) 

      3) ,  (at, against - )
_____

murmurous

  ['m:mrs] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

murphy

  ['m:fI] _n. _. 
_____

murrain

  ['mArIn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ( )

    *) a murrain on you! _. _.   !
_____

murrey

  ['mArI] _.

    1. _a. , ԣ-

    2. _n. ԣ- 
_____

muscadine

  ['mAskdIn] _n.  
_____

muscat

  ['mAskt] = muscatel
_____

muscatel

  [,mAsk'tel] _n.  (  )
_____

muscle

  ['mAsl]

    1. _n. , ; _. ; a man of muscle 

    2. _v.: muscle in _. _. ,  
_____

muscology

  [mAs'kOldI] _n.  (  )
_____

muscovado

  [,mAsk'va:du] _n.   
_____

muscular

  ['mAskjul] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 
_____

muscularity

  [,mAskju'lrItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

musculature

  ['mAskjultS] _n. 
_____

muse

  I [mju:z] _n. 

  II [mju:z]

    1. _v.

      1)  (on, upon); 

      2)  

    2. _n. _. ; 
_____

musette

  [mju:'zet] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) = musette bag
_____

musette bag

  [mju:'zetAbg] _n. _.  
_____

museum

  [mju:'zIm] _n. 
_____

museum-piece

  [mju:'zImpi:s] _n.  ;   (. _.)
_____

mush

  I [mAS] _n.

    1) -. 

    2) _.  

    3) _. , 

    4) , 

    5) ()

    *) to make a mush 

  II [mAS] _.

    1. _n.    ( )

    2. _v.    ( )

  III [mAS] _n. _. 
_____

mushroom

  ['mASrum]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)   ,    ..

      3) _. 

      4) _.      

      5) _attr. ;   ; mushroom growth  ,
       ; mushroom settlement   ӣ

    2. _v.  ,   

      #) mushroom out = mushroom up; mushroom up )   ;
      )  
_____

mushy

  ['mASI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. , 
_____

music

  ['mju:zIk] _n.

    1) ; to music  

    2) ; he plays without music    

    3)  ;  

    4) _. , 
_____

music master

  ['mju:zIk,ma:st] _n.  
_____

music mistress

  ['mju:zIk,mIstrIs] _n.  
_____

music-case

  ['mju:zIkkeIs] _n.   
_____

music-hall

  ['mju:zIkhO:l] _n.

    1) -

    2)  
_____

music-paper

  ['mju:zIk,peIp] _n.  
_____

music-rack

  ['mju:zIkrk] = music-stand
_____

music-stand

  ['mju:zIkstnd] _n.  ( )
_____

music-stool

  ['mju:zIkstu:l] _n.   (   )
_____

musical

  ['mju:zIkl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; musical comedy ;  

      2) ; musical voice  

    2. _n. 
_____

musician

  [mju:'zISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

musicologist

  [,mju:zI'kOldIst] _n. 
_____

musk

  [mAsk] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

musk-deer

  ['mAsk'dI] _n.  
_____

musk-duck

  ['mAsk'dAk] _n.  
_____

musk-ox

  ['mAskOks] _n. ,  
_____

musk-rat

  ['mAskrt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

musk-shrew

  ['mAsk'Sru:] _n. 
_____

muskeg

  ['mAskeg] _n. _.

    1) ڣ 

    2)   
_____

musket

  ['mAskIt] _n. _. 
_____

musketeer

  [,mAskI'tI] _n. _. ԣ
_____

musketry

  ['mAskItrI] _n. _.

    1) _. ԣ

    2)  

    3)  

    4)  
_____

musky

  ['mAskI] _a. 
_____

muslin

  ['mAzlIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    *) a bit of muslin _. , 
_____

musquash

  ['mAskwOS] _n.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

muss

  [mAs] _. _.

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

    2. _v.   , ;  (. muss up)
_____

mussel

  ['mAsl] _n. _. 
_____

must

  I [mAst] ( ); [mst] ( ) _v. ,
    :

    1) , : I must go home    ;
    you must do as you are told    ,   ; if
    you must, you must  ,  ; what must be, will be 
     ,   

    2) : one must eat to live  ,  

    3) , : you must be aware of this , ,
      ; you must have heard about it ,  ,  
    

    4)  ( . ); you must not go there  
     

    5)  : just as I was getting better what must
    I do but break my leg          
    ,    

    *) I must away   

  II [mAst] _n. _.  ; ; it is a
  rigid must    

  III [mAst] _n. 

  IV [mAst] _n. ,  

  V [mAst] _n.  "" (    )
_____

must-list

  ['mAst'lIst] _n. _.   
_____

mustache

  [ms'ta:S] = moustache
_____

mustang

  ['mAstN] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. _. _. ,   
_____

mustard

  ['mAstd] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; mustard oil  

    *) all to the mustard _. ,  ; to be keen as
    mustard    
_____

mustard gas

  ['mAstd'gs] _n. _. ,  
_____

mustard plaster

  ['mAstd,pla:st] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  , " "
_____

mustard-pot

  ['mAstdpOt] _n. 
_____

musteline

  ['mAstli:n] _a.: musteline family _.  
_____

muster

  ['mAst]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; , ; ; to pass
      muster )  ; )  ;  ;
      to stand muster   

      2) _. = muster-roll

      3) ,   (  )

      4) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) ()

      2) 

      *) muster in ,  (); muster out ,
      ; muster up ; to muster up courage  ӣ
      ϣ ; to muster up one's strength   
_____

muster-out

  ['mAstr'aut] _n.   
_____

muster-roll

  ['mAst'rul] _n. _.   ; _.  
_____

mustn't

  ['mAsnt] _. _. = must not
_____

musty

  ['mAstI] _a.

    1) ; ; 

    2) ; 
_____

mutability

  [,mju:t'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

mutable

  ['mju:tbl] _a. , , 
_____

mutate

  [mju:'teIt] _v.

    1) ()

    2) _. () 
_____

mutation

  [mju:'teISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) _. 

    4) _. , 
_____

mutch

  [mAtS] _n. _. , 
_____

mute

  [mju:t]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) , , ; mute as a fish   ;
      to stand mute of malice _.     

      3) _. mute consonant  ; mute letter 
       ( k, e   knife)

    2. _n.

      1)  ()

      2) _. _. 

      3)    

      4) _.  

      5) _. 

    3. _v. _.  
_____

muted

  ['mju:tId]

    1. _p-p.  mute 3

    2. _a. ۣ; with muted strings  
_____

muteness

  ['mju:tnIs] _n. 
_____

mutilate

  ['mju:tIleIt] _v.

    1) , , 

    2)  ()
_____

mutilation

  [,mju:tI'leISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

mutineer

  [,mju:tI'nI] _n.  ; 
_____

mutinous

  ['mju:tIns] _a. 
_____

mutiny

  ['mju:tInI]

    1. _n.  (. .     ); ;
    the Mutiny _.  

    2. _v.  ;  (against)
_____

mutism

  ['mju:tIzm] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

mutt

  [mAt] _n. _.

    1) , , 

    2) 
_____

mutter

  ['mAt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) ̣  ()

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  (against, at - )

      3)  , ;   

      4)  
_____

mutton

  ['mAtn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. , 

    3) _attr. 

    *) let's return to our muttons Σ    ;
    mutton dressed like lamb  
_____

mutton chop

  ['mAtn'tSOp] _n.

    1)  

    2) _pl. 
_____

mutton-bird

  ['mAtnb:d] _n. _.  
_____

mutton-head

  ['mAtnhed] _n. _. , ӣ, 
_____

mutton-headed

  ['mAtn'hedId] _a. _. ,  
_____

muttony

  ['mAtnI] _a.   ,      
_____

mutual

  ['mju:tjul] _a.

    1) , ; mutual relations ; mutual help
    ( aid) ; mutual association (society) 
    () ; mutual understanding ; mutual
    admiration society _.   

    2) , ; our mutual friend   ; mutual wall
      (  )
_____

mutualism

  ['mju:tjulIzm] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

mutuality

  [,mju:tju'lItI] _n. ; ;  
_____

mutually

  ['mju:tjulI] _adv. ; 
_____

muz

  [mAz] = muzz
_____

muzz

  [mAz] _n. _. 
_____

muzzle

  ['mAzl]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3) _. ,  , 

      4) _. ; 

      5) _. _. ; 

      6) _attr. ; muzzle velocity   ()

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

muzzle-loader

  ['mAzl,lud] _n.   ,   
_____

muzzle-sight

  ['mAzlsaIt] _n. _. 
_____

muzzy

  ['mAzI] _a.

    1)   

    2)  ( ); 

    3) , 
_____

my

  [maI] _pron. _poss. (. ; . mine 1) , , ϣ, ;
   

    *) my!, my aunt!, my eye(s)!, my stars!, my world!, my goodness!, my
    lands! ,  
_____

myalgia

  [maI'ldI] _n. _.   , 
_____

myall

  ['maIO:l] _n.  
_____

mycelium

  [maI'si:lIm] _n. _. , 
_____

mycology

  [maI'kOldI] _n. 
_____

myelities

  [,maI'laItIs] _n. _. 
_____

mynheer

  [maIn'hI] _. _n.

    1) ,  (  )

    2) 
_____

myocarditis

  [,maIuka:'daItIs] _n. _. 
_____

myope

  ['maIup] _n.  
_____

myopia

  [maI'upj] _n. 
_____

myopic

  [maI'OpIk] _a. 
_____

myriad

  ['mIrId]

    1. _n.

      1)  , 

      2) _.  

    2. _a. , 
_____

myrmidon

  ['m:mIdn] _n.

    1) (Myrmidon) _. _. 

    2) _. , ; myrmidons of the law 
    ,   (,  , )
_____

myrrh

  [m:] _n. 
_____

myrtle

  ['m:tl] _n. _. 
_____

myself

  [maI'self] _pron.

    1) _refl. ,  ; -; ; I have hurt myself  

    2) _emph. ; I saw it myself    

    *) I am not myself    ;    
_____

mysterious

  [mIs'tIrIs] _a. ; 
_____

mystery

  ['mIstrI] _n.

    1) ; to make a mystery of   

    2) _. 

    3)  ,   ..

    4) _. _. 

    5) _attr.  ; mystery novel  
_____

mystery-ship

  ['mIstrISIp] _n. _. _. () -
_____

mystic

  ['mIstIk]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) _. 

    2. _n. 
_____

mysticism

  ['mIstIsIzm] _n. 
_____

mystification

  [,mIstIfI'keISn] _n. 
_____

mystify

  ['mIstIfaI] _v.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) ;   
_____

mystique

  [mIs'ti:k] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ,   
_____

myth

  [mI] _n.

    1) ; _. , 

    2)    ;  
_____

mythical

  ['mIIkl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

mythicize

  ['mIIsaIz] _v.

    1)  ,   

    2)     
_____

mythological

  [,mI'lOdIkl] _a. ; , 

    *) mythological message _. _.  , 
    
_____

mythology

  [mI'OldI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. , 
_____

n't

  [nt] _. . not
_____

nab

  [nb] _v.

    1) ,    

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

nabob

  ['neIbOb] _n. _. 
_____

nacelle

  [n'sel] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3)   ̣
_____

nacre

  ['neIk] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

nacreous

  ['neIkrIs] _a. 
_____

nacrous

  ['neIkrIs] = nacreous
_____

nadir

  ['neIdI] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)   ,  ; to be at the nadir of one's
    hope   
_____

nag

  I [ng] _n. _. () ; ; a wretched nag 

  II [ng]

    1. _n. , () 

    2. _v.

      1) ; , ; , "" (at)

      2) , 
_____

nagger

  ['ng] _n. , ; ;  
_____

nagging

  ['ngIN]

    1. _pres-p.  nag II, 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) ; nagging pain  

    3. _n. ; أ
_____

naiad

  ['naId] _n. (_pl. -s ['naIdz], -es ['naIdi:z]) _. 
_____

naif

  [na:'i:f] = naive
_____

nail

  [neIl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) _attr.: nail file   ; nail polish ( varnish) 
       

      *) a nail in smb.'s coffin   -. ; to drive the nail
      home    ,  ; to pay (down) on the
      nail  ; pay on the nail!   !

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  (); to have one's boots nailed
        

      2)  (  ..)

      3) _. , ; , ; the police have
      nailed the thief   

      4) _. _. , ""; to be nailed going off
      without leave      

      #) nail down ) , ; )   ; to
      nail smb. down  -.  ; to nail smb. down to his
      promise   -.  ; ) ,
       (, ); nail on  (to); nail
      together () ; nail up 

      *) to nail to the barndoor   ;  
       ; to nail smb. to the wall  -.  ;
      to nail to the counter    ; to nail one's
      colours to the mast    ,  
      
_____

nail-brush

  ['neIlbrAS] _n. ݣ  
_____

nail-head

  ['neIlhed] _n.  
_____

nail-scissors

  ['neIl,sIzz] _n. _pl.   
_____

naildrawer

  ['neIl'drO:] _n. ģ
_____

nailed-up

  ['neIld'Ap] _a.  -,  
_____

nailer

  ['neIl] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _.  (at -  ޣ-.)

    3) _.  
_____

nailery

  ['neIlrI] _n.  
_____

nailing

  ['neIlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  nail 2

    2. _a. _. , , 
_____

nainsook

  ['neInsuk] _n.  ()
_____

naive

  [na:'i:v] _a.

    1) ; ; naive remark  ; naive child
     ; naive poetry  () 

    2) , ̣; ; naive faith  ; it
    was very naive of you to believe him     
    ()  ; it would be naive to assume   
    

    3) 

    4) , ;   (-.); experimentally
    naive mice ,    
_____

naivete

  [na:'i:vteI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3)  ,  
_____

naivety

  [na:'i:vtI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3)  ,  
_____

naked

  ['neIkId] _a.

    1) , ; ֣; naked sword ֣ , - 

    2) ۣ (, ,   ..); naked room
     

    3) , ; the naked truth  ; naked facts 
    

    4) ݣ, 

    5) 

    6) _. , 

    *) as naked as my mother bore me  ޣ  ; with the naked eye
    ֣ 
_____

namby-pamby

  ['nmbI'pmbI]

    1. _n. ; ; a writer of namby-pamby
     

    2. _a. ; 
_____

name

  [neIm]

    1. _n.

      1)  (. Christian name, _. given name, first name); 
      (. family name, surname); by name  ; to know by name
      )  ; )   ; )   ; by
      ( of, under) the name of  ; in name only 
      ; in the name of )  ; in the name of common sense 
        ; )  ; ; in the name of the law
       ; in one's own name   ; to put one's name
      down for )    (   ..);  
      (  ..); )     (-.
      ); without a name ) ; )    (
      )

      2) , , 

      3) _.  ; common name  

      4) ; bad ( ill) name  ; to make ( to
      win) a good name for oneself   ; he has name for
      honesty    ; people of name  

      5)  ; the great names of history  

      6) , ; the last of his name   

      7)  ; there is only the name of friendship between them 
       -  ; virtuous in name 

      8) (. _pl.) ; to call names ()

      *) to take smb.'s name in vain , ;  
      ; not to have a penny to one's name      ;
      give a dog a bad name and hang him  -. , 
        Σ ģ  

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ; to name after, _. to name for (
      from)    (-.)

      2) , ; to name the day   (.
      )

      3)  ( )

      4) ;    
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name-child

  ['neIm'tSaIld] _n. ,    -.
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name-day

  ['neImdeI] _n. 
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name-part

  ['neIm'pa:t] _n.    
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name-plate

  ['neImpleIt] _n.

    1) ,    ( )

    2)  ;  ()
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name-story

  ['neIm'stOrI] _n. ,    
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nameless

  ['neImlIs] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) ; 

    3) , 
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namely

  ['neImlI] _adv. _a. ,  
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namesake

  ['neImseIk] _n.

    1) = name-child

    2) ԣ
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nance

  [nns] _. . nancy
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nancy

  ['nnsI] _n.

    1) _. ,  , "" (. Miss Nancy)

    2) _.  (. nancy boy)
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nanism

  ['nnIzm] _n. ,  
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nankeen

  [nN'ki:n] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _pl.  

    3)  
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nankin

  [nn'kIn] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _pl.  

    3)  
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nanny

  I ['nnI] _n. _. , 

  II ['nnI] = nanny-goat
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nanny-goat

  ['nnIgut] _n. 
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nap

  I [np]

    1. _n. ;  ; to take ( to have, to snatch) a nap
    ; to steal a nap  

    2. _v. ; 

      *) to be caught napping   

  II [np]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( )

      2)  ( ޣ-.)

    2. _v. 

  III [np] _n. {_.  napoleon 1)}   

    *) to go nap on smth. ,  ӣ  
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napalm

  ['neIpa:m] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; napalm bomb  
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nape

  [neIp] _n. ;    (. nape of the neck)
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naphtha

  ['nf] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) 

    4)  
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naphthalene

  ['nfli:n] _n. 
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naphthaline

  ['nfli:n] _n. 
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napkin

  ['npkIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _pl. ̣

    *) to lay up in a napkin   
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napkin-ring

  ['npkInrIN] _n.   
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napless

  ['nplIs] _a.

    1)   ,  

    2) ԣ, 
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napoleon

  [n'puljn] _n.

    1) (Napoleon)   

    2) _.  (   = 20 )

    3) _pl.   

    4) ϣ , 
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napoo

  [n'pu:] _int. (. _. il n'y en a plus) _. _. !;
  !; !; !; !
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nappe

  [np] _n. _. 
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nappy

  ['npI] _n. _. . napkin 2)
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narcissi

  [na:'sIsaI] _pl.  narcissus
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narcissism

  [na:'sIsIzm] _n. ̣, 
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narcissist

  [na:'sIsIst] _n. ̣ , ""
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narcissus

  [na:'sIss] _n. (_pl. -es [na:'sIssIz], -si) _. 
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narcosis

  [na:'kusIs] _n. 
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narcotic

  [na:'kOtIk]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _a. , 
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narcotism

  ['na:ktIzm] _n. 
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narcotization

  [,na:ktaI'zeISn] _n. _. 
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narcotize

  ['na:ktaIz] _v.

    1) _. ;   

    2)  
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nark

  [na:k]

    1. _n. _. "" ( , , )

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) ,   

      *) nark it!  !
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narrate

  [n'reIt] _v. , 
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narration

  [n'reISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ;  (  ..)

    3)    
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narrative

  ['nrtIv]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  ; _. - 

    2. _a. 
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narrator

  [n'reIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; ԣ,    
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narrow

  ['nru]

    1. _a.

      1) ; within narrow bounds   ; in the narrowest
      sense    

      2) ; ; narrow circumstances, narrow means
      Σ 

      3)   ; narrow majority 
      

      4) ; narrow victory ,   ; to have a
      narrow escape ( squeak)    ;  
        -.

      5) ;  (   ..)

      6) ; , ; narrow examination  ;
       

      *) the narrow seas -   ; the narrow bed (
      home, house) 

    2. _n. (. _pl.)   (,   ..); 

    3. _v. (), (); she narrowed her lids 
    

      #) narrow down  ; to narrow an argument down   
       
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narrow-gauge

  ['nrugeId] _a.

    1) _-. 

    2) _. 
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narrow-minded

  ['nru'maIndId] _a. , ̣, ;  
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narrow gauge

  ['nrugeId] _n. _-.  
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narrow goods

  ['nrugudz] _n. _pl. ,   ..
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narrowly

  ['nrulI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) ; he narrowly escaped drowning    

    3) , ; ; to look at a thing narrowly 
     -.
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narrowness

  ['nrunIs] _n. ; 
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narwhal

  ['na:wl] _n. _. 
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nary

  ['nErI] _a. _. _. ,  ;  
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nasal

  ['neIzl]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _n. _.  
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nasality

  [neI'zlItI] _n. _.   
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nasalization

  [,neIzlaI'zeISn] _n. _. 
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nasalize

  ['neIzlaIz] _v.

    1)   

    2) _.   , 
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nascency

  ['nsnsI] _n. , 
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nascent

  ['nsnt] _a. , ; , ; 
   
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nastily

  ['na:stIlI] _adv. , 
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nasturtium

  [ns't:Sm] _n. _. , 
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nasty

  ['na:stI] _a.

    1) , ; , ; nasty job
    ,  ; nasty sight ,  

    2) , ; nasty weather  ; nasty soil
     

    3) , ; a nasty story  

    4) ; ; nasty remark  ; to turn
    nasty ; don't be nasty  ; to play a nasty trick on
    smb.  -. 

    5) , ; nasty fall أ ; nasty illness
    ֣ ; nasty cut  ; nasty sea  ;
    things look nasty for me      

    *) to leave a nasty taste in the mouth   
    ; a nasty one 
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natal

  ['neItl] _a.   ; natal day  ; natal
  place  
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natality

  [neI'tlItI] _n.

    1) ;   

    2)  
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natation

  [n'teISn] _n. ;  
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natatorial

  [,neIt'turIl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)   
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natatory

  ['neIttrI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)   
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nates

  ['neIti:z] _n. _pl. _.

    1) 

    2)   ң  
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nation

  ['neISn] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) , , ; peace-loving nations 
    ; most favoured nation _.   

    3): the nation _. )  ,  (. this nation);
    ) 

    4) (the nations) _pl. _. ,  

    5) _.  (  )
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national

  ['nSnl]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; national assembly  ;
      national economy  ; national minority 
      ; national convention _.   

      2) ; national anthem  ; national
      bank  ; national park _. ;
       ; national enterprise  ;
      national forces ֣  ; National Service 
        ; national government _. 
      ; national team _.  , 
      

    2. _n. ( _pl.)

      1) , 

      2)  ( ) -. ; enemy nationals
        
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nationalism

  ['nSnlIzm] _n.

    1) 

    2) ;    
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nationalist

  ['nSnlIst]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)     

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) -
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nationalistic

  [,nSn'lIstIk] = nationalist 2
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nationality

  [,nS'nlItI] _n.

    1) ;  

    2)  

    3) , 

    4) , 

    5)  
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nationalization

  [,nSnlaI'zeISn] _n. 
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nationalize

  ['nSnlaIz] _v.

    1) 

    2)   

    3) ,   
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nationally

  ['nSnlI] _adv.

    1)   ( )  

    2)   

    3)    
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nationhood

  ['neISnhud] _n.  , ;  
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nation-wide

  ['neISnwaId] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
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native

  ['neItIv]

    1. _a.

      1) ; one's native land , 

      2) ; ; native customs  ; to go native
            ( )

      3) ģ, ; native liberty  ; his
      native modesty  ģ 

      4) ,  (   ..)

      5) , 

      6) _. 

      7): native soil _. "", 

    2. _n.

      1)  (of)

      2) 

      3)    
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native-born

  ['neItIv'bO:n] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
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native-grasses

  ['neItIv,gra:sIz] _n. _pl.  ;  ( ) 
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native-sugar

  ['neItIv,Su:g] _n.  
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nativity

  [n'tIvItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) (the Nativity) _. 

    3) _.   ( , )

    4) 
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natrium

  ['neItrIm] _n. _. 
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natron

  ['neItrn] _n. _.  , 
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natter

  ['nt] _v.

    1) , ; 

    2) _. 
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natterjack

  ['ntdk] _n. _.  
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natty

  ['ntI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
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natural

  ['ntSrl]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; to die a natural death 
       ; the term of one's natural life  ; for
      the rest of one's natural (life)    ; natural power
       ; natural resources  ; natural weapons
        (,   ..); natural selection _.
       ; natural phenomena  

      2) , ; natural flowers  ; natural
      teeth "" 

      3) ,   ; natural history
       ; natural philosophy ; natural philosopher
      ; ; natural dialectics  

      4) , ; ; natural mistake ,
       

      5) , ; natural growth  ;
      natural steel ̣ 

      6) 

      7) ; ģ; with the bravery natural to him  
       

      8) ģ, ; it comes natural to him ) 
         ; )    ; he is a very
      natural person    

      9) , ģ; natural child  £;
      natural son  

    2. _n.

      1) ң , 

      2) _.  ;    ( -.);
      he is a natural for art    

      3)   ; 

      4) _.  

      5) _. ,  

      *) it's a natural! !
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natural bar

  ['ntSrlba:] _n.  ,    
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natural-ground

  ['ntSrlgraund] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
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naturalism

  ['ntSrlIzm] _n. 
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naturalist

  ['ntSrlIst]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( )

      2) 

      3)  ;  , 

    2. _a. = naturalistic
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naturalistic

  [,ntSr'lIstIk] _a. 
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naturalization

  [,ntSrlaI'zeISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (, )

    3)     

    4)     
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naturalize

  ['ntSrlaIz] _v.

    1) () ( )

    2) () (   )

    3)  

    4) , ; this word was naturalized in English
    in the 18th century        XVIII 

    5) _. 
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naturally

  ['ntSrlI] _adv.

    1) ,    

    2)  ,  

    3) ; , 
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nature

  ['neItS] _n.

    1)  (  -   ); Nature's
    engineering   

    2) ; ; ; against nature ; by
    nature  ,  ; by ( in, from) the nature of things
    ( of the case) ; in the course of nature  
     

    3) ,  

    4) , , ; good nature ; ill nature 
    

    5) , ; ; ; it was in the nature of a command  
      ; things of this nature  

    6) _. ; to draw from nature   

    *) to pay one's debt to nature   , ; to ease
    nature   
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nature study

  ['neItS,stAdI] _n.  ;    
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naught

  [nO:t] _. _.

    1. _n.

      1) ; all for naught , ; to bring to naught  
      ;  (, ); to come to naught   ;
      to set at naught     ; ;  
      ; to set a rule at naught  ; thing of
      naught  

      2) = nought 3)

    2. _a. _predic. , 
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naughtiness

  ['nO:tInIs] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 
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naughty

  ['nO:tI] _a.

    1) , , ; 

    2) _. , ; ; naughty story 
    
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nausea

  ['nO:sj] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) 
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nauseate

  ['nO:sIeIt] _v.

    1)  

    2)  ( ) 

    3)  
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nauseous

  ['nO:sjs] _a. , 
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nautical

  ['nO:tIkl] _a.

    1) ; nautical mile   (= 1853,6 .)

    2) 
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nautilus

  ['nO:tIls] _n. (_pl. -es ['nO:tIlsIz], -li) _.  ()
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naval

  ['neIvl] _a. (-), ; naval architect
  -; naval communications 
  ; naval forces - ; naval officer ) 
  ; ) _.  ; naval service -
  ; naval stores  
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nave

  I [neIv] _n. _. ,  ()

  II [neIv] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _.  ()
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navel

  ['neIvl] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ,  (-.)
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navel-cord

  ['neIvlkO:d] = navel-string
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navel-string

  ['neIvlstrIN] _n. 
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navigability

  [,nvIg'bIlItI] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) ,   ()
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navigable

  ['nvIgbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) ,    

    3) ̣,   ̣

    4)  ( )
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navigate

  ['nvIgeIt] _v.

    1)  ( );  ( ̣)

    2)  (, );  (̣)

    3) _.  ();  (); to
    navigate a bill through Parliament    
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navigating officer

  ['nvIgeItIN,OfIs] _n. _. _. 
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navigation

  [,nvI'geISn] _n.

    1) , , ; ; inland navigation
     

    2)  ()

    3) ̣; 
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navigator

  ['nvIgeIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. _. 
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navvy

  ['nvI] _n.

    1) , ; mere navvy's work  

    2) , 

    *) to work like a navvy   
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navy

  ['neIvI] _n.

    1) - , - ; the Royal Navy
    -  

    2)  

    3) _. , 
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navy-blue

  ['neIvIblu:] _a. ԣ-
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navy blue

  ['neIvI'blu:] _n. ԣ- 
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nay

  [neI]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; ; ; he will not take nay 
        ; to say smb. nay   
      -.; yea and nay    

      2)   ( ); the nays have it 
      

    2. _adv.

      1) ;  ;  ; I have weighty, nay, unanswerable
      reasons    ,  ,  

      2) _. 
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naze

  [neIz] _n. _. ,  
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ne'er

  [nE] _adv. (_.  never) _. 

    *) ne'er a...  ...
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ne'er-do-weel

  ['nEdu:,wi:l]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _a.   
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ne'er-do-well

  ['nEdu:,wel]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _a.   
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neap

  [ni:p]

    1. _n.   ( ,   1-  3- 
    )

    2. _v.  ( ); neaped ship ,    
    
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neap-tide

  ['ni:ptaId] = neap 1
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near

  [nI]

    1. _a.

      1) ;  ; near akin (to)  
      ; near and dear   ; near to one's heart
      ; a very near concern of mine ,   
      

      2) , 

      3) ,  ( )

      4)  ( ); the near future  

      5) ; ;  ; near translation
         ; near resemblance  ; near
      guess   

      6)   ; ; ; near victory ,
        ; near work  

      7)  (  ,  ,   ); the near
      foreleg   

      8) , , 

    2. _adv.

      1) ; , , ;  (  
      ); to come ( to draw) near ; to come nearer
      the end   ; who comes near him in wit?  
          ?

      2) ,  ,   (. nearly); I came near forgetting 
        ; he near died with fright      ;
      that will go near to killing him    

      #) near by ) , ; ) ; near upon  

      *) far and near ; as near as I can guess   
      ; near at hand )  ; , ; )   ;
       ; 

    3. _prep.

      1) , ,  ( ); we live near the river  ף  

      2) , ,  ( ,   ..); it is near
      dinnertime  ; the portrait does not come near the original
          

      *) to sail near the wind ) _.    ;
      )  

    4. _v. ; ; to near the land  
    ; to be nearing one's end , 
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near desert

  ['nI,dezt] _n. 
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near miss

  ['nImIs] _n.    (.  ); ; it was a
  near miss -  ; ݣ    
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near sight

  ['nIsaIt] _n. 
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near-beer

  ['nIbI] _n.  
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near-by

  ['nIbaI] _a. , 
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near-earth

  ['nI':] _a. ; near-earth space  
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nearly

  ['nIlI] _adv.

    1) ; nearly related )   ; ) 
     

    2) ; ; ; not nearly  
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nearness

  ['nInIs] _n. 
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near-sighted

  ['nI'saItId] _a. 
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near-sightedness

  ['nI'saItIdnIs] = near sight
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neat

  I [ni:t] _a.

    1) , , ; neat handwriting  ;
    to keep smth. as neat as a pin  -.   

    2) ; neat dress ,   ; neat figure
    ,  

    3) ޣ, 

    4) , ; ;  ( ,   ..)

    5) , 

    6)  ; to make a neat job of it ,  -.
    

    7)  (.   ); neat juice 
    

  II [ni:t]

    1. _n. (_pl.  .)

      1) , , 

      2) _.   

    2. _a.   . {. 1}
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neat's-leather

  ['ni:ts,le] _n.  
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neat's-tongue

  ['ni:tstAN] _n.  
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neat-handed

  ['ni:t,hndId] _a. , 
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neat-herd

  ['ni:th:d] _n. 
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neatly

  ['ni:tlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) ޣ, 

    3) , 
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neatness

  ['ni:tnIs] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) ޣ

    3) , 
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neb

  [neb] _n. _.

    1) ; , 

    2)  (,   ..)
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nebula

  ['nebjul] _n. (_pl. -lae)

    1) _. 

    2) _.    ()
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nebulae

  ['nebjuli:] _pl.  nebula
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nebular

  ['nebjul] _a.: nebular hypothesis   
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nebulizer

  ['nebjulaIz] _n. 
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nebulosity

  [,nebju'lOsItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , ޣ (,   ..); 
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nebulous

  ['nebjuls] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; 
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necessarian

  [,nesI'sErIn] = necessitarian
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necessarily

  ['nesIsrIlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) 
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necessary

  ['nesIsrI]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3) , 

    2. _n.

      1) ; the necessaries (of life)  
      

      2) (the necessary) _. 

      3) _. 
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necessitarian

  [nI,sesI'tErIn] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
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necessitarianism

  [nI,sesI'tErInIzm] _n. _. 
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necessitate

  [nI'sesIteIt] _v.

    1)  ;    

    2) _. 
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necessitous

  [nI'sesIts] _a. , ; to be in necessitous circumstances
     Σ 
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necessity

  [nI'sesItI] _n.

    1) ,  ; of necessity 
    ; there is no necessity   ; under
    the necessity 

    2) ; doctrine of necessity 

    3) (. _pl.) , , ; to be in great necessity
    

    4) _pl.   

    *) necessity is the mother of invention _.    ;
     -  ; to make a virtue of necessity 
    ,   ;  ,   
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neck

  [nek]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to break one's neck   ; to get it in the neck
      _.   ;   ; 

      2)  (  ..); 

      3)  (  ..)

      4) , 

      5) _. 

      6) _. ; ;  

      7) _. ;  

      8) _. ,  

      9) _. 

      10) _.  

      11) _. 

      12) _attr. 

      *) up to the neck  ,  ; neck and crop ) ,
      , ; ) , ; ; throw him
      out neck and crop!   !; neck and neck _.  
      ; neck or nothing  ,  ; to break the neck of
      smth.       -. {. .
      break I, 2}; to break the neck of winter   
       ; to risk one's neck  ; to harden the neck
       ݣ  ; on the neck  

    2. _v. _. 
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neckband

  ['nekbnd] _n.

    1)  ();  ()

    2)  ( )
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neckcloth

  ['nekklO] _n. _. ,  
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neckerchief

  ['nektSIf] _n. _.  ; , 
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necking

  ['nekIN]

    1. _pres-p.  neck 2

    2. _n.

      1) _.  

      2) _. , 

    3. _a.: necking party -
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necklace

  ['neklIs] _n. 
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necklet

  ['neklIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

neckmould

  ['nekmuld] _n. _.    
_____

neck-piece

  ['nekpi:s] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  
_____

necktie

  ['nektaI] _n. 
_____

neckwear

  ['nekwE] _n. _. ,   ..
_____

neck-yoke

  ['nekjuk] _n. 
_____

necrologist

  [ne'krOldIst] _n.  
_____

necrologue

  ['nekrlOg] _n. 
_____

necrology

  [ne'krOldI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

necromancer

  ['nekrumns] _n. ; , 
_____

necromancy

  ['nekrumnsI] _n. ; ޣ 
_____

necromantic

  [,nekru'mntIk] _a.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

necrophagous

  [ne'krOfgs] _a.  
_____

necropolis

  [ne'krOplIs] _n. (_pl. -ses [ne'krOplIsIz]) , 
_____

necropsy

  [ne'krOpsI] _n.  
_____

necroscopy

  [ne'krOskpI] = necropsy
_____

necrose

  ['nekrus] _v. _.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

necrosis

  [ne'krusIs] _n. _. , 
_____

nectar

  ['nekt] _n.

    1) _. ; _.  

    2)  ; 

    3)   
_____

nectariferous

  [,nekt'rIfrs] _a. _. , 
_____

nectarine

  ['nektrIn]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. _.   
_____

nectary

  ['nektrI] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  
_____

nee

  [neI] _a. _. ģ; Mrs. Brown, nee Johnston  ,
  ģ 
_____

need

  [ni:d]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to be in need of, to feel the need of, to have
      need of   ޣ-.; the house is in need of repair 
       ; if need be ( were)  ,  

      2) _pl. ; to meet the needs  

      3) , , ; for need of - 

    2. _v.

      1)  ( ޣ-.);  , ; what he
      needs is a good thrashing    

      2) ; the book needs correction   ;
      it needs to be done with care    

      3) , 

      4) (      
      )  , ; you need not trouble yourself
        () ; I need not have done it  
        ; must I go there? No, you need not  
        ? ,  
_____

needful

  ['ni:dful]

    1. _a. , ; ,  (to, for)

    2. _n.

      1) ; to do the needful )  ,  ;
      ) _.  

      2) (the needful) _. 
_____

needle

  ['ni:dl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; needle's eye  ; to ply one's needle
       أ, 

      2) ,  ( )

      3)  (,  ); true as the needle to
      the pole ģ

      4)  (); to give smb. the needle _.  
      -.

      5)  

      6)  ()

      7)  , ԣ

      8) ;  

      9) 

      10)  

      11) (the needle) _.  ; ; to have (
      to get) the needle    ; ; to give the
      needle to smb.  -.

      12) _attr. , 

      13) _attr. 

      14) _attr.: needle fall  

      *) to look for a needle in a haystack ( in a bundle, in a bottle)
      of hay     ;  ģ ; as
      sharp as a needle , ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  

      2) ,  ( -.)

      3) _. _.   ( )

      4) _. ; 

      5) _. 

      6) _.  

      7) _.  
_____

needle-bath

  ['ni:dlba:] _n.  
_____

needle-bearing

  ['ni:dl,bErIN] _n. _.  
_____

needle-case

  ['ni:dlkeIs] _n. 
_____

needle-fish

  ['ni:dlfIS] _n. _. -,  
_____

needleful

  ['ni:dlful] _n.  ,   
_____

needle-gun

  ['ni:dlgAn] _n. _.  أ
_____

needle-lace

  ['ni:dlleIs] _n. ,  
_____

needle-point

  ['ni:dlpOInt] _n.

    1) ɣ 

    2) = needle-lace

    3)    
_____

needle-shaped

  ['ni:dlSeIpt] _a. 
_____

needless

  ['ni:dlIs] _a. , ; ; needless enmity  
   ; needless to say...    ..., 
    ...
_____

needlewoman

  ['ni:dl,wumn] _n. 
_____

needlework

  ['ni:dlw:k] _n. أ; , 
_____

needments

  ['ni:dmnts] _n. _pl. ӣ  (.  )
_____

needn't

  ['ni:dnt] _. = need not
_____

needs

  [ni:dz] _adv. _.  , ,  ( 
  must,  _.); he needs must go, he must needs go  
   

    *) needs must when the devil drives    ң
_____

needy

  ['ni:dI] _a. , 
_____

nefarious

  [nI'fErIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; ; nefarious purposes  
_____

negate

  [nI'geIt] _v.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)   
_____

negation

  [nI'geISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

negationist

  [nI'geISnIst] _n. ; 
_____

negative

  ['negtIv]

    1. _a.

      1) ; to give smb. a negative answer  -.
      ; a negative approach to life   
      ; negative quantity _.  ; the negative
      sign )  ; ) _. _. , ; negative voice
       ; 

      2) ,    ; a negative test
      ,   

      3) ; negative criticism  

      4) _. ,  ( )

    2. _n.

      1) ;  ; ;  
        ..; in the negative ; the answer is in the
      negative  ; two negatives make an affirmative
          ; he is a bundle of negatives  Σ 
       

      2) , 

      3) , 

      4) _. ,  

      5) _. 

      6) _.  

      7) _.  , 

    3. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) , 

      3)  ;   ( )

      4)  

      5)  ( -.)
_____

negativism

  ['negtIvIzm] _n.

    1)   ;  

    2) _. 
_____

negativity

  [,neg'tIvItI] _n. 
_____

negatory

  ['negtrI] _a. 
_____

neglect

  [nI'glekt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; the neglect of one's children
         ; neglect of one's duty  
        

      2) , ; in a state of neglect  
      

    2. _v.

      1)  (-.);   ( ޣ-.)

      2)    ( -., -.); he neglected my remark
        ϣ   

      3) ,   (-.) ;    ;
      he neglected to tell us about it   (  ޣ )
         

      4) , 
_____

neglectful

  [nI'glektful] _a.

    1)  ( -., -.); 

    2) , 
_____

neglige

  ['negli:eI] _n. _.  ;  
_____

negligee

  ['negli:eI] _. = neglige
_____

negligence

  ['neglIdns] _n.

    1) ; ; culpable ( criminal) negligence _.
     

    2) ; the negligence of one's attire   
_____

negligent

  ['neglIdnt] _a.

    1) ; negligent in his dress   

    2) , ; ; negligent of one's duties
       
_____

negligible

  ['neglIdbl] _a. ,    ޣ; negligible
  quantity  ; by a negligible margin 
  , 
_____

negotiable

  [nI'guSjbl] _a.

    1)    

    2)    ,   ,
     (   ..)

    3) ,  ( ,   ..)
_____

negotiant

  [nI'guSInt] _n. , ;  , 
   
_____

negotiate

  [nI'guSIeIt] _v.

    1)  ,  (with);  ; to
    negotiate a loan (terms of peace)    
    ()

    2) ,  (  ..)

    3)  

    4) , ;  ()
_____

negotiated peace

  [nI'guSIeItId'pi:s] _n. ,    
_____

negotiation

  [nI,guSI'eISn] _n.

    1) ;  ; negotiations are under way 
    ; to conduct negotiations  

    2)  ()
_____

negotiator

  [nI'guSIeIt] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) 
_____

negus

  ['ni:gs] _n.  ( )
_____

neigh

  [neI]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

neighbour

  ['neIb]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)   ; a falling tree brought down its
      neighbour ,    

      3) ; duty to one's neighbour     
      

      4) _attr. ; ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ;     (upon); the wood neighbours
      upon the lake     

      2)    ( ) ,  (with -
       -.)
_____

neighboured

  ['neIbd]

    1. _p-p.  neighbour 2

    2. _a.: a beautifully neighboured town   
    ; ill neighboured   ; a sparsely
    neighboured place ̣ 
_____

neighbourhood

  ['neIbhud] _n.

    1) , ; in the neighbourhood of )   ,
     ; ) , ; in the neighbourhood of 100
    pounds  100  

    2) , , ; we live in a healthy neighbourhood 
    ף   ; the laughingstock of the whole
    neighbourhood   

    3) 

    4)  ; good neighbourhood  

    5) _attr. 
_____

neighbourhood unit

  ['neIbhud,ju:nIt] _n.      
_____

neighbouring

  ['neIbrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  neighbour 2

    2. _a. , 
_____

neighbourly

  ['neIblI]

    1. _a. , ; 

    2. _adv. _. -
_____

neighbourship

  ['neIbSIp] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

neither

  ['naI]; _. ['ni:] _pron. _neg.

    1.   .   ( ); ; neither of you knows 
       ;    

    2.   .    ; neither statement is true  ,
        

    3.   .  ; if you do not go, neither shall I 
      ģ,    
_____

neither... nor

  ['naI]... ['nO:] _cj. ... ...; he neither knows nor cares  
      ; neither here nor there     
  , 
_____

nek

  [nek] _n. _-.  , 
_____

nekton

  ['nektn] _n. _. _. 
_____

nelly

  ['nelI] _n.  
_____

nelson

  ['nelsn] _n. _.  ()
_____

nenuphar

  ['nenjufa:] _n. _. 
_____

neocene

  ['ni:si:n] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

neocolonialism

  ['ni:uk'lunjlIzm] _n. 
_____

neolithic

  [,ni:u'lIIk] _a. ; neolithic age  ,
  
_____

neologism

  [ni:'OldIzm] _n. 
_____

neologize

  [ni:'OldaIz] _v.   
_____

neology

  [ni:'OldI] _n.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

neon

  ['ni:n] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _attr. ; neon lamp, neon arc, neon tube  ;
    neon sign  , 
_____

neophron

  ['ni:frOn] _n. _. 
_____

neophyte

  ['ni:ufaIt] _n.

    1) _. , ݣ

    2) 
_____

neoplasm

  ['ni:uplzm] _n. _. , ; 
_____

neoplasty

  ['ni:u'plstI] _n. _.  
_____

neoteric

  [,ni:u'terIk]

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

neotropical

  [,ni:u'trOpIkl] _a. _. Σ    
  
_____

neozoic

  [,ni:u'zuIk] _a. _. 
_____

nepenthe

  [ne'penI] = nepenthes
_____

nepenthes

  [ne'peni:z] _n.

    1) -.,    

    2) _. 
_____

nephew

  ['nevju:] _n. 
_____

nephology

  [ne'fOldI] _n.  (  )
_____

nephrite

  ['nefraIt] _n. _. 
_____

nephritic

  [ne'frItIk] _a. _. , 
_____

nephritis

  [ne'fraItIs] _n. _. 
_____

nepotism

  ['neptIzm] _n. , ; 
_____

nepotist

  ['neptIst] _n. ,    
_____

neptunium

  [nep'tju:njm] _n. _. 
_____

nereid

  ['nIrIId] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. ,   
_____

nervate

  ['n:veIt] _a. _.  
_____

nervation

  [n:'veISn] _n. _. , 
_____

nerve

  [n:v]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) (. _pl.) , ;  ; iron (
      steel) nerves  ; a fit ( an attack) of nerves
       ; to get on one's nerves   ,
      ; to suffer from nerves   
      ; to steady one's  ; a war of nerves 
      ,  

      3) , ; to strain every nerve   ;
        

      4)  , , ; to lose one's nerve
      ,  ; a man of nerve  ,
         

      5) _. , , ; to have the nerve (to do
      smth.)  ,  ( -.)

      6) _. 

      7) _attr. 

    2. _v.  ,   ; to nerve oneself
      ,  
_____

nerve-centre

  ['n:v,sent] _n.  
_____

nerve-knot

  ['n:vnOt] _n.  , 
_____

nerve-racking

  ['n:v,rkIN] _a. ,   
_____

nerve-strain

  ['n:vstreIn] _n.  ; _.  
_____

nerveless

  ['n:vlIs] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) _.    

    3) _.   
_____

nervine

  ['n:vi:n] _.

    1. _a.  ; 

    2. _n.  ; ,  
_____

nervism

  ['n:vIzm] _n. _. 
_____

nervous

  ['n:vs] _a.

    1) ; nervous system  

    2)  ( ޣ-.); ; ; I felt very
    nervous (about it)    (- ); don't be nervous
     

    3) ,   

    4)  ( )

    5) , 
_____

nervy

  ['n:vI] _a.

    1) _. , ģ;  

    2) _. ; 

    3) _. 
_____

nescience

  ['nesIns] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

nescient

  ['nesInt]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _a.   (of - -.)
_____

ness

  [nes] _n. ,  (  _. )
_____

nest

  [nest]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; to take a nest  ,    

      3)  , Σ

      4) ; nest of thieves  

      5) ,    (., , 
        ); a nest of narrow alleys   

      *) to foul one's own nest    

    2. _v.

      1)  ; 

      2): to go nesting   Σ

      3) _.  ( ); 
_____

nest-doll

  ['nestdOl] _n.  ,    
_____

nest-egg

  ['nestg] _n.

    1)  (,      );
    _. 

    2) ,   ޣ ;  ,  
    -. ̣ 
_____

nesting box

  ['nestINbOks] _n. 
_____

nestle

  ['nesl] _v.

    1) ,  ,  (in, into, among)

    2) ,  (against, to, close to - )

    3) ; 

    4)  

    *) nestle down = 1)
_____

nestling

  ['neslIN]

    1. _pres-p.  nestle

    2. _n. , ; 
_____

net

  I [net]

    1. _n.

      1) ; Σ

      2)  (   ..)

      3) , 

      4) 

    2. _v.

      1)   (. _.);  

      2)  ; 

      3) ,  

      4)   ( ,   ..)

      5)    ( )

      6)  (, )

  II [net]

    1. _a. ,  ( , ); at 5/-n.  5  
     ; net profit  ,  ; net cash
     ;  ޣ  ; net cost ;
    net efficiency _.    ; net
    load _.  

    2. _n.  

    3. _v.

      1)   

      2)   
_____

netful

  ['netful] _n.  
_____

nether

  ['ne] _a. _. _. ,  ; nether garments ;
  the nether man 

    *) hard as a nether millstone ף  ; nether world (
    regions) ) ; ) _. 
_____

netting

  I ['netIN]

    1. _pres-p. ot net I, 2

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

      3) , 

  II ['netIN] _pres-p.  net II, 3
_____

nettle

  ['netl]

    1. _n. ; small ( stinging) nettle  ; great (
    common) nettle   

      *) to be on nettles    ; to grasp the nettle
          ; grasp the nettle and it won't
      sting you _.   ң

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) , , 
_____

nettle-fish

  ['netlfIS] _n. 
_____

nettle-rash

  ['netlrS] _n. _. ,  
_____

network

  ['netw:k] _n.

    1) , ; ԣ

    2)  ( ,   ..)

    3) 

    4) _. ۣ 

    5)  

    6) _. , 
_____

network announcer

  ['netw:k,nauns] _n. _. 
_____

neural

  ['njurl] _a. _. ,    
_____

neuralgia

  [nju'rld] _n. 
_____

neuralgic

  [nju'rldIk] _a. 
_____

neurasthenia

  [,njurs'i:nj] _n. 
_____

neurasthenic

  [,njurs'enIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

neuritis

  [nju'raItIs] _n. _. 
_____

neurologist

  [nju'rOldIst] _n. 
_____

neurology

  [nju'rOldI] _n. 
_____

neuroma

  [nju'rum] _n. (_pl. -mata, -s [nju'rumz]) _. 
_____

neuromata

  [nju'rumt] _pl.  neuroma
_____

neuropath

  ['njurp] _n.   ; , 
_____

neuropathist

  [nju'rOpIst] _n. 
_____

neuroses

  [nju'rusi:z] _pl.  neurosis
_____

neurosis

  [nju'rusIs] _n. (_pl. -ses) ; anxiety neurosis  
_____

neurotic

  [nju'rOtIk]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ,    
_____

neuter

  ['nju:t]

    1. _a.

      1) _. ,  

      2) _.  ( )

      3) _. 

      4) _. , 

      5) _. 

      6) _. = neutral 1; to stand neuter  

    2. _n.

      1) _.  ; , , 
       

      2) _.  

      3) _.  

      4) _.  

      5) ,   
_____

neutral

  ['nju:trl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; to be ( to remain) neutral  

      2) ;    

      3) 

      4) ; neutral opinion  

      5) , ̣; ; neutral colour ( tint)
      ,   - 

      6) _. _. 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)     

      3) ̣,   - 

      4) ,   
_____

neutralism

  ['nju:trlIzm] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,    
_____

neutralist

  ['nju:trlIst]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a.  ; neutralist state ,
     ,    
_____

neutrality

  [nju:'trlItI] _n. ; armed neutrality ֣ 
_____

neutralization

  [,nju:trlaI'zeISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  Σ
_____

neutralize

  ['nju:trlaIz] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 

    3)   

    4) _.  Σ
_____

neutrino

  [nju:'tri:nu] _n. _. 
_____

neutron

  ['nju:trOn] _n. _. 
_____

neve

  ['neveI] _n. _. ,  ̣
_____

never

  ['nev] _adv.

    1) ; one never knows    

    2)  ; never before  ݣ; well, I never (did)!
    ( hear  see the like)    
       !

    3) _.   : he answered never a word   
     ; never a one  ; never fear  , 
    ; I'll do it, never fear  ,   ; there's
    room enough for a company be it never so large  ,  
       

    4) , ;   ; your were never such a fool as to lose
    your money!   ,     !

    *) never so   ; never say die  
_____

never-ceasing

  ['nev'si:zIN] _a. 
_____

never-dying

  ['nev'daIIN] _a. , 
_____

never-ending

  ['nevr'endIN] _a. , 
_____

never-fading

  ['nev'feIdIN] _a. , 
_____

never-never

  ['nev'nev] _n. ,  ; on the never-never _. 
  
_____

never-to-be-forgotten

  ['nevtbIf'gOtn] _a. 
_____

nevermore

  ['nev'mO:] _adv.  ,  
_____

nevertheless

  [,nev'les]

    1. _adv.  , 

    2. _cj.   
_____

new

  [nju:]

    1. _a.

      1) ; new discovery  

      2) , ; ̣; he became a new man   
       ; new Parliament   

      3) ,  ;  ԣ

      4) ; new milk  ; new wine  ; new
      potatoes  

      5) , ; ; new fashions  

      6) ; new test (ݣ )  

      7)  ,  , ; new planet 
      

      8) ; ; the horse is new to the plough 
          ; she is new to the work  ݣ 
         

      9) ; he is a new rich _.   

      *) new soil , ; the New World  , ; there
      is nothing new under the sun     ; tomorrow is a
      new day   

    2. _adv. _. (     )

      1) ,  

      2) 
_____

new growth

  ['nju:'gru] _n. , 
_____

new moon

  ['nju:'mu:n] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

new year

  ['nju:'j:] _n.

    1)  ; a Happy New Year!   !

    2) _attr. ; new year party   
_____

new-blown

  ['nju:blun] _a.   
_____

new-born

  ['nju:bO:n] _a.

    1) ģ

    2) ģ
_____

new-built

  ['nju:bIlt] _a.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

new-come

  ['nju:kAm]

    1. _n. = new-comer

    2. _a.  
_____

new-comer

  ['nju:'kAm] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) 
_____

new-fallen

  ['nju:,fO:ln] _a. ,    ( )
_____

new-fangled

  ['nju:,fNgld] _. . new-fashioned
_____

new-fashioned

  ['nju:'fSnd] _a. , ;  
_____

new-fledged

  ['nju:fledd] _a.   
_____

new-found

  ['nju:faund] _a.  ԣ
_____

new-laid

  ['nju:leId] _a. ӣ ( )
_____

new-made

  [,nju:'meId] _a.

    1)  

    2)  , 
_____

new-minted

  ['nju:'mIntId] _a.

    1)    ( ); , ף

    2)   ,    ( ,
    )
_____

new-year's

  ['nju:'j:z] _a. ; new-year's eve   ;
  new-year's day  
_____

newel

  ['nju:l] _n. _.

    1)     

    2)      
_____

newel post

  ['nju:lpust] = newel
_____

newer literature

  ['nju:,lItrItS] _n. ,  
_____

newish

  ['nju:IS] _a.  
_____

newly

  ['nju:lI] _adv.

    1) , ; -, -

    2) ; newly arrived  ; the newly weds ,
    ֣
_____

newness

  ['nju:nIs] _n. 
_____

newpenny

  ['nju:,penI] (_pl. newpennies, newpence)   (, ģ
     1971 .       )
_____

news

  [nju:z] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.)

    1) , , ; what is the news?  ?; that is
    no news    ;   

    2) ,  ,   ..; latest news 
    ; foreign news  - 

    3) _attr.: news release   ; news film 

    *) bad news travels quickly, ill news flies fast _.   
      ; no news (is) good news _.   -
    (  )  ; to be in the news   
    ;    
_____

news agency

  ['nju:z,eIdnsI] _n.  
_____

news cinema

  ['nju:z,sInIm] _n.  - 
_____

news-agent

  ['nju:z,eIdnt] _n.  ˣ
_____

news-boy

  ['nju:zbOI] _n. ,   (  )
_____

news-dealer

  ['nju:z,di:l] _. = news-agent
_____

news-department

  ['nju:zdI,pa:tmnt] _n.  ;  
_____

news-letter

  ['nju:z,let] _n.   (   ..);
   
_____

news-man

  ['nju:zmn] _n.

    1) , ԣ

    2) ,  
_____

news-reel

  ['nju:zri:l]

    1. _n. ,  ; 

    2. _v.   
_____

news-room

  ['nju:zrum] _n.

    1)  ,      

    2) _.   (  )
_____

news-sheet

  ['nju:zSi:t] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. _. _. 
_____

news-stand

  ['nju:zstnd] _n.

    1)  ң, 

    2) _. = bookstall
_____

news-theatre

  ['nju:z,It] _n.  - 
_____

news-vendor

  ['nju:z,vend] _n.  , 
_____

newscast

  ['nju:zka:st] _n.    ( , )
_____

newscaster

  ['nju:z,ka:st] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

newshawk

  ['nju:zhO:k] _n. _. ԣ
_____

newsmonger

  ['nju:z,mANg] _n. ; 
_____

newspaper

  ['nju:s,peIp] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

newspaperese

  [,nju:speIp'ri:z] _n.  ; ,   
  ԣ
_____

newsprint

  ['nju:zprInt] _n.  
_____

newsservice

  ['nju:z,s:vIs] _n.  ,  
_____

newsy

  ['nju:zI]

    1. _a. _.

      1)    

      2) 

    2. _n. _. = news-boy
_____

newt

  [nju:t] _n. _. 
_____

next

  [nekst]

    1. _a.

      1) ; next chapter  

      2) ; ; the house next to ours  ; my next
      neighbour   ; next door (to)  , 
      {. next-door}; he lives next door  ף   

      3) ; ; next year   ; not till next time
      _.      

      *) next to nothing  ; the next man  ;
      ;  

    2. _adv.

      1) , , ; he next proceeded to write a letter  
        ; what next?   ?;  ݣ   
      ?

      2)   , ; when I see him next    
      

    3. _prep. , ; the chair next the fire   ; she
    loves him next her own child    ()   £

    4. _n.    (  ); next, please!
    , !; I will tell you in my next    
     ; to be concluded in our next  
_____

next-best

  ['nekst'best] _a.    
_____

next-door

  ['nekst'dO:] _a. , ; he is my next-door neighbour 
  ף   ; next-door to ; next-door to crime  
   {. next door, . next 1, 2)}
_____

nexus

  ['nekss] _n.

    1) ; ; ; the cash nexus  ; causal nexus
     

    2) _. 
_____

nib

  [nIb]

    1. _n.

      1) , ɣ ; () 

      2)  ()

      3) , , ɣ

      4) _. , 

      5) _pl. ̣   {. . nibs}

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2)  () 
_____

nibble

  ['nIbl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ̣

    2. _v.

      1) ; ,  (at);  ()

      2)  ( )

      3)   

      4)  ,  (at); to nibble at an offer 
       

      5)  (at)
_____

niblick

  ['nIblIk] _n.  (   )
_____

nibs

  [nIbz] _n.: his nibs _.  ;  
_____

nice

  [naIs] _a.

    1) , , ,  (. _.); a nice boy 
    ; nice weather  ; a nice home  ; a
    nice state of affairs!   !; here is a nice mess
    I am in!     !

    2) , ; 

    3) ,   ; 

    4)  ( , )

    5) ; ; a nice ear  ; nice judgement ,
     ; a nice observer ,  ;
    a nice shade of meaning   ; a nice taste in
    literature ,   

    6)     ; a nice question
     ; negotiations needing nice handling ,
        

    7) , ,  ( ); weighed in the nicest
    scales     

    8) , 

    9) ; , , ̣

    10) , ; , ; he is nice
    in his food    

    11) _. , 

    12): nice and       
    ; it is nice and warm today   ; the train
    is going nice and fast  ģ  
_____

nice-looking

  ['naIs'lukIN] _a. ; 
_____

nicely

  ['naIslI] _adv.

    1) ; ; she is getting on nicely )  ţ ӣ 
    ; )  ; it will suit me nicely    
    ģ

    2) , ; 

    3) , 
_____

nicety

  ['naIsItI] _n.

    1) ; ; ; to a nicety , ,
    ,  

    2) , ; ; 

    3) ; ޣ

    4) _. 

    5) _pl. , 

    *) an exchange of niceties  
_____

niche

  [nItS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; _. 

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) _refl.   ;  
_____

nick

  [nIk]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; 

      2) , , 

      3)  ;  ; in the (very) nick of time 
       

      4) _. , 

      5) _. ; () 

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2)   ,  (. nick it)

      3)  ; to nick the train   

      4)  ()

      5) ; ; 

      6) _. , 

      7) _. , 

      #) nick down )  ޣ,  ; )  -.;
      ) _.,   ; nick in )  ,  ;
      )   أ-. 
_____

nick-nack

  ['nIknk] = knick-knack
_____

nickel

  ['nIkl]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2)   5 

      *) nickel nurser _. _. , ; Nickel! _.  ޣ
      ?

    2. _v. 
_____

nickel-plating

  ['nIkl,pleItIN] _n. _. , 
_____

nickelage

  ['nIklId] = nickel-plating
_____

nickelodeon

  ['nIkl,udjn] _n. _. _. -; -
_____

nicker

  ['nIk] _v. _.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

nickname

  ['nIkneIm]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

    2. _v.  
_____

nicotian

  [nI'kuSn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

nicotine

  ['nIkti:n] _n. 
_____

nicotinism

  ['nIkti:nIzm] _n.  
_____

nictate

  ['nIkteIt] = nictitate
_____

nictation

  [nIk'teISn] = nictitation
_____

nictitate

  ['nIktIteIt] _v. , 
_____

nictitating membrane

  ['nIktIteItIN'membreIn] _n.   ( )
_____

nictitation

  [,nIktI'teISn] _n. 
_____

nicy

  ['naIsI] _n. _. ; 
_____

nid-nod

  ['nIdnOd] _v. 
_____

niddle-noddle

  ['nIdl,nOdl]

    1. _a. 

    2. _v. = nid-nod
_____

nidge

  [nId] = nig
_____

nidi

  ['naIdaI] _pl.  nidus
_____

nidificate

  ['nIdIfIkeIt] _v.  
_____

nidify

  ['nIdIfaI] = nidificate
_____

nidus

  ['naIds] _. _n. (_pl. nidi, -es ['naIdsIz])

    1) _.  ( )

    2)  ,  
_____

niece

  [ni:s] _n. 
_____

nielli

  [nI'eli:] _pl.  niello
_____

niello

  [nI'elu] _. _n. (_pl. -li, -os [nI'eluz])

    1)  ( )

    2)    

    3)   
_____

nielloed

  [nI'elud] _a. Σ
_____

nifty

  ['nIftI] _.

    1. _n.  ;  

    2. _a.

      1) , ; 

      2) 

      3) _. 
_____

nig

  [nIg] _v. ԣ 
_____

niggard

  ['nIgd]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a. 
_____

niggardly

  ['nIgdlI]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 

    2. _adv.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

nigger

  ['nIg] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) - 

    *) nigger heaven _. ̣; work like a nigger   ;
    a nigger in the woodpile  ;  
_____

niggle

  ['nIgl] _v.

    1)  ,   

    2) , 
_____

niggling

  ['nIglIN]

    1. _pres-p.  niggle

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)  ,  

      3)  ( )
_____

nigh

  [naI] _. _.

    1. _a. , 

    2. _adv.

      1) ; 

      2) 
_____

night

  [naIt] _n.

    1) ; ; night after night, night by night  ; all
    night (long)    ;   ̣; at night
    ) ; ) ; by night )   ; ; ) 
     ; o' (= on) nights _.  ; night fell 
    ; far into the night   ; to have a good (bad) night
     ()  ; night out ) , ģ  
    (.  ); )   ; to have a (
    the) night out )   ; )    (
    ); to have a night off   ; last night 
    

    2) , ; to go forth into the night    ;
    the night of ignorance  

    3) _attr. , ; night duty  

    *) night and day , ; to make a night of it 
      ̣; the small night     (1, 2
     )
_____

night binoculars

  ['naItbI,nOkjulz] _n. _pl.  
_____

night-bird

  ['naItb:d] _n.

    1)  

    2)  , 
_____

night-blindness

  ['naIt,blaIndnIs] _n. _. ,  
_____

night-cart

  ['naItka:t] _n.  
_____

night-chair

  ['naIttSE] _n. ,  
_____

night-clothes

  ['naItkluz] _n.  أ
_____

night-club

  ['naItklAb]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.   
_____

night-dress

  ['naItdres] _n.   (  )
_____

night-fighter

  ['naIt,faIt] _n. _.  
_____

night-flower

  ['naIt,flau] _n.  
_____

night-fly

  ['naItflaI] _n.  ̣, - 
_____

night-flying

  ['naIt,flaIIN] _n. _.  ̣
_____

night-glass

  ['naItgla:s] _n.   
_____

night-gown

  ['naItgaun] = night-dress
_____

night-hag

  ['naIthg] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

night-hawk

  ['naIthO:k] _n.

    1) = nightjar

    2) , ,   

    3)  
_____

night-intruder

  ['naItIn'tru:d] _n. _.  
_____

night-life

  ['naItlaIf] _n.   ()
_____

night-light

  ['naItlaIt] _n. 
_____

night-line

  ['naItlaIn] _n.   ,   
_____

night-long

  ['naItlON]

    1. _a.   

    2. _adv.    ,  
_____

night-nurse

  ['naItn:s] _n.  
_____

night-piece

  ['naItpi:s] _n. ,    
_____

night-rider

  ['naIt,raId] _n. _.  ̣
_____

night-robe

  ['naItrub] = night-dress
_____

night-school

  ['naItsku:l] _n.  ;  
_____

night-shift

  ['naItSIft] _n.  
_____

night-soil

  ['naItsOIl] _n.  ( )
_____

night-stool

  ['naItstu:l] = night-chair
_____

night-suit

  ['naItsju:t] _n. 
_____

night-time

  ['naIttaIm] _n.  , ; in the night-time 
_____

night-walker

  ['naIt,wO:k] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  
_____

night-watch

  ['naIt'wOtS] _n.

    1)  ,  ; in the night-watches   

    2)  
_____

night-watchman

  ['naIt'wOtSmn] _n.  
_____

night-wear

  ['naItwE] _n. _.  أ
_____

nightcap

  ['naItkp] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _.    

    3) _. _.   
_____

nightfall

  ['naItfO:l] _n. ;  
_____

nightingale

  ['naItINgeIl] _n. 
_____

nightjar

  ['naItda:] _n.  ()
_____

nightly

  ['naItlI]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) ;   

    2. _adv. ,  ; 
_____

nightman

  ['naItmn] _a. _.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

nightmare

  ['naItmE] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ; ,   
_____

nightmarish

  ['naItmErIS] _a. 
_____

nightshade

  ['naItSId] _n. _. ̣; black nightshade ޣ ̣; deadly
  nightshade ,  ; woody - ̣
_____

nightstick

  ['naItstIk] _n. _. ,   ֣ 
_____

nighty

  ['naItI] _n. _.   (  )
_____

nigrescence

  [naI'gresns] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

nigrescent

  [naI'gresnt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

nigritude

  ['nIgrItju:d] _n. ; 
_____

nihilist

  ['naIIlIst] _n. 
_____

nihilistic

  [,naII'lIstIk] _a. 
_____

nihilizm

  ['naIIlIzm] _n. 
_____

nil

  [nIl] _n. ,  (.  ޣ  ); vision nil 
  
_____

nilgai

  ['nIlgaI] _n. _.  
_____

nimbi

  ['nImbaI] _pl.  nimbus
_____

nimble

  ['nImbl] _a.

    1) , , ; ̣ ( )

    2) , ,  ( )

    3) 

    4) ,  ( )
_____

nimbus

  ['nImbs] _n. (_pl. -bi, -es ['nImbsIz])

    1) , , 

    2) _.  
_____

niminy-piminy

  ['nImInI'pImInI] _a. , , 
_____

nincompoop

  ['nInkmpu:p] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

nine

  [naIn]

    1. _n-card. 

      *) nine days' wonder  ,  ; nine men's
      morris    ,  ; nine
      times out of ten ; nine tenths  ӣ

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _pl.   (   ..)

      3) _. _.   9  ( )

      *) the Nine _.  ; up to the nines   ; to
      crack smb. up to the nines  -.  ; dressed up
      to the nines     
_____

nine-killer

  ['naIn,kIl] _n. _. 
_____

ninefold

  ['naInfuld]

    1. _a. 

    2. _adv.    
_____

ninepins

  ['naInpInz] _n. _pl. 
_____

nineteen

  ['naIn'ti:n] _n-card. 

    *) to talk ( to go) nineteen to the dozen   , 
    , 
_____

nineteenth

  ['naIn'ti:N]

    1. _n-ord. 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) (the nineteenth)  
_____

nineties

  ['naIntIz] _n. _pl.

    1) (the nineties)   (. XIX .)

    2)  ;      
_____

ninetieth

  ['naIntII]

    1. _n-ord. 

    2. _n.  
_____

ninety

  ['naIntI]

    1. _n-card. ; ninety-one  ; ninety-two 
      ..

      *) ninety-nine out of a hundred  ӣ

    2. _n.  (, )
_____

ninny

  ['nInI] _n. , 
_____

ninny-hammer

  ['nInI,hm] = ninny
_____

ninth

  [naIn]

    1. _n-ord. 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

ninthly

  ['naInlI] _adv. -
_____

niobium

  [naI'ubIm] _n. _. 
_____

nip

  [nIp]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  

      3) () 

      4) ,  ; ,  ң

      5) ;   ; a cold nip in the air 
        

      6)   (,   )

      7)  (  )

      8) _. ; 

      9) _.  ԣ

      10) _.  , 

      *) nip and tuck _. )   ; ; )   ;
       ; to freshen the nip ; to take a nip
       

    2. _v. (nipped [nIpt], nipt)

      1) ; ; ;  ( ); ; 
      (  )

      2) ,  (, )

      3) ; to nip in the bud   ;   

      4) ; 

      5)  ()  

      6) _. , , 

      7) _. , 

      8) _. , 

      9) _. , 

      #) nip along  ; nip away _. , ; nip
      in(to)   (); , 
      ң; nip off ) ; ) , ; ) ; nip
      on ahead )  ; )  ң
_____

nipper

  ['nIp] _n.

    1) ,  , ; ,  , 

    2) _pl. , ;  (. a pair of nipper)

    3) _pl. 

    4)  (, )

    5)  ,  ()

    6) _. ; -

    7) _. , 

    8) _pl. _. _. 
_____

nipping

  ['nIpIN]

    1. _pres-p.  nip 2

    2. _a. ; nipping frost  
_____

nipple

  ['nIpl] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) 

    3) ; 

    4)  ( , )

    5) _. ;  

    6) _. 

    7) _. ϣ 
_____

nipplewort

  ['nIplw:t] _n. _. 
_____

nippy

  ['nIpI]

    1. _a.

      1) ;  ( ); nippy weather  

      2) _. 

    2. _n. _. , 
_____

nipt

  [nIpt] _p.  _p-p.  nip 2
_____

nirvana

  [nI'va:n] _n. 
_____

nisi

  ['naIsaI] _. _cj. _.  ; decree (order, rule) nisi
   (, ),     ̣
  ,       
_____

nisi prius

  ['naIsaI'praIs] _n. _. trial at nisi prius   
    
_____

nit

  I [nIt] _n. 

  II [nIt] _n. _. 
_____

niton

  ['naItOn] _n. _. , 
_____

nitrate

  ['naItreIt] _.

    1. _n. ,     

    2. _v. 
_____

nitration

  [naI'treISn] _n. _.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

nitre

  ['naIt] _n. _. 
_____

nitric

  ['naItrIk] _a. _. ; nitric acid  ; nitric oxide
   
_____

nitrification

  [,naItrIfI'keISn] _n. _. 
_____

nitrify

  ['naItrIfaI] _v. _.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

nitrite

  ['naItraIt] _n. _. ,     
_____

nitrogen

  ['naItrdn] _n. _. 
_____

nitrogenous

  [naI'trOdIns] _a. _. , 
_____

nitroglycerine

  ['naItruglIs'ri:n] _n. 
_____

nitrometer

  [naI'trOmIt] _n. _. 
_____

nitron

  ['naItrOn] _n. 
_____

nitrous

  ['naItrs] _a. _. ; nitrous acid  ; nitrous
  oxide  ,  
_____

nitty

  ['nItI] _a. 
_____

nitwit

  ['nItwIt] _n. _. , , 
_____

nitwitted

  ['nIt,wItId] _a. 
_____

nival

  ['naIvl] _a. ;   
_____

nix

  I [nIks] _int. _. _.  !, !, !

  II [nIks] _.

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _adv. ; 

  III [nIks] _n. _. 
_____

nixie

  ['nIksI] _n. _. 
_____

no

  [nu]

    1. _adv.

      1) ; no, I cannot ,  

      2)  ( _comp. = not any, not at all); he is no better today
        ()  ; I can wait no longer   
       ; no sooner had he arrived than he fell ill  
       ,  ; no less than )  , ; ) 
      ,   ; no more ,  ;  ();
      I have no more to say    ; he is no more 
        ,  ; he cannot come, no more can I   
      ,   

    2. _pron. _neg.

      1)  (= not any;    .
       ); he has no reason to be offended    ()
       

      2)  (= not ); he is no fool  ,   ; no such thing
       ; no doubt ; no wonder 

      3)  , ; no smoking! 
      !; no compromise!  !; no special
      invitations    ; no trumps!  !; no
      two ways about it )   ; )    
       ޣ ; by no means  ; , 

      4)      
      : there's no knowing what may happen  , 
       ; there is no telling what he is up to  
      ,   

      *) no end of  , ; we had no end of good time 
        ; no cross, no crown _.   
      ;  ,   ; no flies on him  
      ģ; no man ; no man's land ) _.  ;
      ) _. " ",    ;
      no matter , ; no odds ,   ;
      in no time  ,   

    3. _n. (_pl. noes [nuz])

      1) ; two noes make a yes    

      2) ; he will not take no for an answer    

      3) _pl.  ; the noes have it  
_____

no go

  ['nu'gu] _n.  , ; it's no go  
  ;   ;    ģ; {. . go 2, 5)}
_____

no good

  ['nu'gud] _n. _.  , - 
_____

no-load

  ['nulud] _n. _.  ,  
_____

nob

  I [nOb] _.

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)   (  _. )

    2. _v.     ( )

  II [nOb] _n. _.  , , , 
_____

nobble

  ['nObl] _v. _.

    1)   ( )

    2) 

    3) 

    4) 

    5)  (  ..)
_____

nobby

  ['nObI] _a. _. ; ; ; 
_____

nobiliary

  [nu'bIljrI] _a. ; the nobiliary particle, the nobiliary
  prefix    
_____

nobility

  [nu'bIlItI] _n.

    1) ;  ; the nobility  ; 
     ( ;    gentry - 
    )

    2) , ;  (  ..)
_____

noble

  I ['nubl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) , ; 

      3) , ; 

      4) , 

      5) _.  ( )

      6)  ( )

    2. _n.

      1) = nobleman

      2) _.  ( .  )

  II ['nubl] _n. _. _.  ; 
   
_____

noble fir

  ['nubl'f:] _n. _.  
_____

noble-minded

  ['nubl'maIndId] _a. ., 
_____

noble-mindedness

  ['nubl'maIndIdnIs] _n. , 
_____

nobleman

  ['nublmn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ,  ( )
_____

nobleness

  ['nublnIs] _n.   . {. noble I, 1}
_____

noblesse

  [nu'bles] _n. _.  ( )

    *) noblesse oblige  
_____

noblewoman

  ['nubl,wumn] _n. ;  , 
_____

nobly

  ['nublI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

nobody

  ['nubdI]

    1. _pron. _neg. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; " "; a mere nobody  ; a
      titled nobody  

      2) ,     

      *) nobody home _.   ,   
_____

nock

  [nOk]

    1. _n. ,        ( )

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

noctambulant

  [nOk'tmbjulnt]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. , 
_____

noctambulizm

  [nOk'tmbjulIzm] _n. , 
_____

noctiflorous

  [nOk'tIflO:rs] _a. _.  
_____

noctilucous

  [nOk'tIljuks] _a.  , 
_____

noctovision

  [,nOkt'vIn] _n.

    1)    

    2)    
_____

nocturnal

  [nOk't:nl]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. _.  
_____

nocturne

  ['nOkt:n] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  
_____

nocuous

  ['nOkjus] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

nod

  [nOd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to give smth. the nod  -.

      2)  ; 

      *) to give (to get) smth. on the nod _.  () -. 
      ; a nod is as good as a wink (to a blind horse) ) ͣ
      ; )   ͣ

    2. _v.

      1)   (  ,   ..)

      2) ,  ; to catch smb. nodding  -.
      

      3)  (-.)

      4) ,  ( )

      5) ,   ( )

      *) Homer sometimes nods _.     ;
        
_____

nodal

  ['nudl] _a. ; 
_____

noddle

  ['nOdl] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.    
_____

noddy

  ['nOdI] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  ()
_____

node

  [nud] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. _.  

    3) _. , 

    4) _.   

    5) _.    
_____

nodi

  ['nudaI] _pl.  nodus
_____

nodical

  ['nudIkl] _n. _.     
_____

nodose

  ['nuds] _a. 
_____

nodosity

  [nu'dOsItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

nodular

  ['nOdjul] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) _. ; nodular ore  
_____

nodulated

  ['nOdjuleItId] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) _. ; nodulated ore  
_____

nodule

  ['nOdju:l] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  

    3) _.  ; ; , ; , 

    4) _.   , 
_____

nodus

  ['nuds] _n. (_pl. nodi)

    1) 

    2) ,   ;  ()
_____

noetic

  [nu'etIk] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

nog

  I [nOg] _n.

    1)    ; 

    2) _.   

  II [nOg] _n.

    1)   

    2) = egg-nog
_____

noggin

  ['nOgIn] _n.

    1)  

    2)   (  = 0,12 - 0,14 .)

    3) _. 
_____

nohow

  ['nuhau] _adv. _.

    1) ,  

    2)  ; to feel (to look) nohow   ()
    
_____

noil

  [nOIl] _n. _.  ޣ, ޣ,  
_____

noise

  [nOIz]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; 

      2) , ; to make a noise about smth.   -
      -.

      3)  (. )

      4) , ; atmospheric noise  

      *) a big noise  , ""; to be a lot of noise _.
       , ; to make a noise in the world 
      ;     

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; 

      2) _. , 
_____

noise-killer

  ['nOIz,kIl] _n. 
_____

noiseless

  ['nOIzlIs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

noiseproof

  ['nOIzpru:f] _a. ݣ  , ;   
_____

noisette

  I [nwa:'zet] _n. _. (. _pl.) 

  II [nwa:'zet] _n. _.  
_____

noisome

  ['nOIsm] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

noisy

  ['nOIzI] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) ,  ( ,   ..)
_____

nolens volens

  ['nulenz'vulenz] = willy-nilly
_____

noli me tangere

  ['nulaImi:'tndrI] _. (.    ) _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) _. 
_____

nolle prosequi

  ['nOlI'prOsekwaI] _. _n. _.        
_____

nom de plume

  ['nOmd'plu:m] _n. _.  
_____

nomad

  ['numd]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; 

    2. _a. = nomadic
_____

nomadic

  [nu'mdIk] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

nomadism

  ['nOmdIzm] _n.   
_____

nomadize

  ['nOmdaIz] _v. ,    
_____

nomenclative

  [nu'menkltIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

nomenclature

  [nu'menkltS] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

nominal

  ['nOmInl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ; nominal sentence  

    3)  (. _.); ͣ

    4) _. ; ; nominal price  
_____

nominalism

  ['nOmInlIzm] _n. _. 
_____

nominally

  ['nOmInlI] _adv. 
_____

nominate

  ['nOmIneIt] _v.

    1) ,   ( )

    2)  ( );  (  ..)

    3) _. 
_____

nominating

  ['nOmIneItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  nominate

    2. _a.: nominating convention _.    
      
_____

nomination

  [,nOmI'neISn] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2)   ( )

    3)      (  
    )

    4) _attr.: nomination day ,   
    ; Nominations Committee     (
    )
_____

nominatival

  ['nOmIntIvl] _a. _.    
_____

nominative

  ['nOmIntIv]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  

      2) ,  ( )

    2. _a.

      1) _. 

      2)  ( )
_____

nominator

  ['nOmIneIt] _n. ,   ( ) 
    
_____

nominee

  [,nOmI'ni:] _n. ,   -.  
    
_____

non-

  [nOn] _pref.    , .: non-conductor
   - conductor ; non-essential  -
  essential 
_____

non-acceptance

  ['nOnk'septns] _n. 
_____

non-access

  ['nOn'kses] _n.    (_.    
  )
_____

non-affiliated

  ['nOn'fIlIeItId] _a.: non-affiliated union _. ,  
      
_____

non-aggression pact

  ['nOng'reSn'pkt] _n. ,   
_____

non-aggressive

  ['nOn'gresIv] _a. 
_____

non-alcoholic

  ['nOn,lk'hOlIk] _a. 
_____

non-aligned

  ['nOn'laInd] _a. _. ; non-aligned countries
   
_____

non-alignment

  ['nOn'laInmnt] _n. _.     
  
_____

non-appearance

  ['nOn'pIrns] _n. _.   
_____

non-attendance

  ['nOn'tendns] _n.  (  ..)
_____

non-believer

  ['nOnbI'li:v] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

non-belligerence

  ['nOnbI'lIdrns] _n.   
_____

non-belligerent

  ['nOnbI'lIdrnt] _a. ,     
_____

non-capitalship

  ['nOn,kpItl'SIp] _n. _.    
_____

non-claim

  ['nOnkleIm] _n. _.    
_____

non-co-operation

  ['nOnku,Op'reISn] _n.  , ,  
  
_____

non-com

  ['nOn'kOm] _n. (_.  non-commissioned officer) _. _.
  
_____

non-combatant

  ['nOn'kOmbtnt] _.

    1. _n.  , , 

    2. _a. , ;     ;
    non-combatant corps  
_____

non-commissionedofficer

  ['nOnk,mISnd'OfIs] _n. 
_____

non-committal

  ['nOnk'mItl]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

non-communicable

  ['nOnk'mju:nIkbl] _a. 
_____

non-compliance

  ['nOnkm'plaIns] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  (with - -.)
_____

non-conducting

  ['nOnkn'dAktIN] _a. _. 
_____

non-conductor

  ['nOnkn,dAkt] _n. _. ; 
_____

non-content

  ['nOnkn'tent] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)    (  )
_____

non-dimensional

  ['nOndI'menSnl] _a. 
_____

non-dissemination

  ['nOndI,semI'neISn] _n.     ;
     
_____

non-ductile

  ['nOn'dAktaIl] _a. , ; facts are non-ductile  -
   
_____

non-effective

  ['nOnI'fektIv]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n.   ,     (
      ..)
_____

non-essential

  ['nOnI'senSl]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

non-feasance

  ['nOn'fi:zns] _n. _.  , 
_____

non-ferrous

  ['nOn'fers] _a.  ( )
_____

non-freezing

  ['nOn'fri:zIN] _a. ; 
_____

non-fulfillment

  ['nOnful'fIlmnt] _n. 
_____

non-fulfilment

  ['nOnful'fIlmnt] = non-fulfillment
_____

non-independent

  ['nOn,IndI'pendnt] _a. , ; non-independent
  country  
_____

non-inductive

  ['nOnIn'dAktIv] _a. _. ; 
_____

non-interference

  ['nOn,Int'fIrns] _n. 
_____

non-intervention

  ['nOn,Int'venSn] _n. 
_____

non-lending

  ['nOn'lendIN] _a.      ( )
_____

non-manual

  ['nOn'mnjul] _a.: non-manual workers ,  
  (   )
_____

non-metal

  ['nOn,metl] _n. ,  
_____

non-moral

  ['nOn'mOrl] _a.

    1)     ;      

    2) 
_____

non-nuclear

  ['nOn'nju:klI] _a.    ; non-nuclear country
  ,    
_____

non-observance

  ['nOnb'z:vns] _n.  (  ..);  ( 
  ..)
_____

non-partisan

  [nOn,pa:tI'zn] _a.

    1)   ; 

    2) 
_____

non-party

  [nOn'pa:tI] _a. 
_____

non-payment

  ['nOn'peImnt] _n. ; ԣ
_____

non-persistent

  ['nOnp'sIstnt] _a. ; non-persistent gas  ,
    
_____

non-pollution

  ['nOnp'lu:Sn] _n.  -  (
     ..)
_____

non-productive

  [,nOnpr'dAktIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

non-proliferation

  ['nOnpru,lIf'reISn] _n.

    1)   

    2) _attr.: non-proliferation treaty   
     
_____

non-prosequitur

  ['nOnpru'sekwIt] _n. _. ,     
    
_____

non-resident

  ['nOn'rezIdnt]

    1. _n. ,      ; , 
      ϣ ; ,    ϣ
    

    2. _a.      ( ,   ..)
_____

non-resistance

  [,nOnrI'zIstns] _n. ;  
_____

non-resistant

  [,nOnrI'zIstnt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.   , 
_____

non-rigid

  ['nOn'rIdId] _a.

    1) _. , ֣ ( )

    2) _. 
_____

non-skid

  ['nOn'skId]

    1. _n.    ̣

    2. _a. ; 
_____

non-smoker

  ['nOn'smuk] _n.

    1) 

    2)     
_____

non-standard

  ['nOn'stndd] _a.     ( )
_____

non-starter

  ['nOn'sta:t] _n.

    1) ,     (  ,
      ..; .  )

    2) ,      
_____

non-stop

  ['nOn'stOp]

    1. _n.

      1) ,   ..,   

      2)  

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. 

    3. _adv.  ; to fly non-stop   
_____

non-term

  ['nOn't:m] _n. _.    
_____

non-union

  I ['nOn'ju:njn] _a.    ; to employ non-union
  labour      

  II ['nOn'ju:njn] _n. _.  ()
_____

non-unionist

  ['nOn'ju:njnIst] _n.   
_____

non-unionized

  ['nOn'ju:njnaIzd] _a.

    1)    

    2)     ( )
_____

nonage

  ['nunId] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ; _. 
_____

nonagenarion

  [,nundI'nErIn]

    1. _n.     89  100 ; 90- (,
    - )

    2. _a.    89  100 
_____

nonary

  ['nunrI]

    1. _n.   

    2. _a.  (  )
_____

nonce

  [nOns] _n.: for the nonce    ;   ;
  
_____

nonce-word

  ['nOnsw:d] _n. ,     
_____

nonchalance

  ['nOnSlns] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; ; 
_____

nonchalant

  ['nOnSlnt] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ; ; 
_____

non compos

  [nOn'kOmps] _a. _. 
_____

non compos mentis

  [nOn'kOmps'mentIs] _a. _. 
_____

nonconformist

  ['nOnkn'fO:mIst] _n. , 
_____

nonconformity

  ['nOnkn'fO:mItI] _n.

    1)    

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

nondescript

  ['nOndIskrIpt]

    1. _n.    ̣ 

    2. _a. ̣ , , 
_____

nondurable

  ['nOn'djurbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _.   ( )
_____

none

  [nAn]

    1. _pron. _neg.

      1) , ;  ; he has three daughters, none are ( is)
      married    ,    

      2) 

      *) none but  , ; none of that! !

    2. _adv. ,  ; I slept none that night _.  
        

      *) I am none the better for it     ; none the less
        ;   
_____

nonentity

  [nO'nentItI] _n.

    1) , " " ( )

    2)  , 

    3) 
_____

nones

  [nunz] _n. _pl.  (   5-  , 
  7-  , , , )
_____

nonesuch

  ['nAnsAtS] = nonsuch
_____

nonet

  ['nunet] _n. _. 
_____

nonexpendable

  ['nOnIks'pendbl] _a. _.    
_____

nonius

  ['nunIs] _n. _. , 
_____

nonpareil

  ['nOnprel]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _. 

    2. _a. , 
_____

nonplus

  ['nOn'plAs]

    1. _n. ,  ; at a nonplus 
    

    2. _v.   ;   ,  
    
_____

nonsense

  ['nOnsns]

    1. _n.

      1) , , , ; clotted ( flat) nonsense
       ; to talk nonsense  ,  

      2) ;  

      3) , 

      4) 

    2. _int. !, !, !, , !
_____

nonsensical

  [nOn'sensIkl] _a. , , 
_____

nonsuch

  ['nAnsAtS] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) _.  
_____

nonsuit

  ['nOn'sju:t] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.   ;  
_____

nonviolence

  [nOn'vaIlns] _n.     
_____

noodle

  I ['nu:dl] _n. _.

    1) , , , 

    2) , 

  II ['nu:dl] _n. (. _pl.) 
_____

nook

  [nuk] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , 

    3) , ̣ 

    4) 
_____

noon

  [nu:n] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) , 
_____

noonday

  ['nu:ndeI] _n.

    1) ,   

    2)   ߣ, 

    3) _attr. 
_____

no one

  ['nuwAn] _pron. _neg. 
_____

nooning

  ['nu:nIN] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) ,  ( )
_____

noontide

  ['nu:ntaId] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) , 

    3) _attr. 
_____

noontime

  ['nu:ntaIm] _n. 
_____

noose

  [nu:s]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) , 

      3)  

      4)   

      *) to put one's neck into the noose    

    2. _v.

      1)  , ;   

      2)  ()
_____

nopal

  ['nupl] _n.  
_____

nope

  [nup] _adv. _. _. 
_____

nor

  [nO:] _cj.

    1) .      . ,
       ; not, never  no ... , ... ; you
    don't seem to be well. Nor am I , -, ,   
    ()

    2) .     . ,  
     , ... ; we are young, nor are they old 
    ,     

    3): neither... nor ... ; neither hot nor cold    

    4) ( neither   neither nor) ; nor he nor I was
    there  ,     

    5) _. (   neither) ; thou nor I have
    made the world  ,     
_____

nor'

  [nO:]     -; .: nor'east -;
  nor'west -
_____

nor'-wester

  ['nO:'west] _n.

    1) = north-wester

    2)   

    3) [,nO:'west] _. 
_____

norland

  ['nO:lnd] _n.  
_____

norm

  [nO:m] _n. ; , 
_____

normal

  ['nO:ml]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; 

      2) , 

      3) _. 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)  , , 

      3) _. , 

      4) _.  

      5) _.  
_____

normal school

  ['nO:mlsku:l] _n.  
_____

normalcy

  ['nO:mlsI] = normality
_____

normality

  [nO:'mlItI] _n. ,  
_____

normalization

  [,nO:mlaI'zeISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

normalize

  ['nO:mlaIz] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 
_____

normative

  ['nO:mtIv] _a. 
_____

norseheavy

  ['nuz,hevI] _a. _. ̣  
_____

north

  [nO:]

    1. _n.

      1) ; _. 

      2) (North)    ( -    
      ;  -  . )

      3) ,  

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ݣ  

    3. _adv.  ,  ,   ; north about _.
     ԣ,  ; north of   ; lies north and
    south  ( )    

    4. _v.   
_____

north light

  ['nO:laIt] _n. (_pl. -s) = northern lights
_____

north lights

  ['nO:laIts] _n. _pl.  north light = northern lights
_____

north-east

  ['nO:'i:st], _. [nO:r'i:st]

    1. _n. -; _. -

    2. _a. -

    3. _adv.  -,  -
_____

north-easter

  ['nO:'i:st], _. [pO:r'i:st] _n.  - ,
  -
_____

north-easterly

  ['nO:'i:stlI], _. [nO:r'i:stlI]

    1. _a.

      1)   - 

      2)   -

    2. _adv.  - 
_____

north-eastern

  ['nO:'i:stn] _a. -
_____

north-eastward

  ['nO:'i:stwd]

    1. _adv.  - ;  -

    2. _a.   -

    3. _n. -
_____

north-eastwards

  ['nO:'i:stwdz] = north-eastward 1
_____

norther

  ['nO:] _n.    (      )
_____

northerly

  ['nO:lI]

    1. _a.

      1)  ( )

      2) , ݣ  

    2. _adv.  
_____

northern

  ['nO:n]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2)   

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

northern lights

  ['nO:nlaIts] _n. _pl.  
_____

northerner

  ['nO:n] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) (Northerner)    
_____

northernmost

  ['nO:nmust] _a.  
_____

northing

  ['nO:IN] _n. _.

    1)   

    2)   
_____

north-polar

  ['nO:'pul] _a. , , 
_____

northward

  ['nO:wd]

    1. _adv.  ,  

    2. _a.    ; ݣ  

    3. _n.  
_____

northwardly

  ['nO:wdlI]

    1. _adv.  ,  

    2. _a.

      1)   ;   

      2)  ( )
_____

northwards

  ['nO:wdz] = northward 1
_____

north-west

  ['nO:'west], _. [nO:'west]

    1. _n. -; _. -

    2. _a. -

    3. _adv.  -,  -
_____

north-wester

  ['nO:'west], _. [nO:'west] _n.  - ,
  -
_____

north-westerly

  ['nO:'westlI], _. [nO:'westlI]

    1. _a.

      1)   - 

      2)   -

    2. _adv.  - 
_____

north-western

  ['nO:'westn] _a. -
_____

north-westward

  ['nO:'westwd]

    1. _adv.  - ;  -

    2. _a.   -

    3. _n. -
_____

north-westwards

  ['nO:'westwdz] = north-westward 1
_____

norwards

  ['nO:wdz] = northward 1
_____

nose

  [nuz]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to blow one's nose ; to speak through one's (
      the) nose ;   

      2) , أ; to have a good nose   أ; to
      follow one's nose )   ң; )  ,
      أ, 

      3)  (); 

      4) ,   (, ̣, )

      5) _. , 

      *) to count ( to tell) noses   ,
      ,     ..; to bite smb.'s nose off
      ,   -.; to make smb.'s nose swell
          ; to pay through the nose
        , ; to wipe smb.'s nose ,
       -.; to cut off one's nose to spite one's face  
           ;   , 
       ; white nose     ; as
      plain as the nose on one's face  ; to get it on the
      nose  ; to turn up one's nose at  
       ;    -.; on the nose  

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) ,  (. nose out)

      3) ,  (after, for)

      4)  

      5)   ң ( )

      6)  ()  (into)

      #) nose about , ; nose on _. ; nose
      out ) = 2); )    ; nose over _.
      ; nose up _.   (̣)
_____

nosebag

  ['nuzbg] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) _. 

    3) _.     
_____

noseband

  ['nuzbnd] _n. ,  ()
_____

nose-bleed

  ['nuzbli:d] _n.

    1)   

    2) _. 
_____

nosedive

  ['nuzdaIv]

    1. _n.

      1) _. , ; to fall into a nosedive 

      2)   (  ..)

    2. _v. _. 
_____

nosegay

  ['nuzgeI] _n.  
_____

noseless

  ['nuzlIs] _a. 
_____

nose-over

  ['nuz'uv] _n. _. 
_____

nose-piece

  ['nuzpi:s] _n.

    1) = noseband

    2)   

    3) _. , ; 
_____

noser

  ['nuz] _n.

    1)   

    2) _. ,   գ  

    3) _. , 
_____

noserag

  ['nuzrg] _n. _.  
_____

nosering

  ['nuzrIN] _n.   ( , )
_____

nosewarmer

  ['nuz,wO:m] _n. _. 
_____

nosey

  ['nuzI] _a. _.

    1) ; 

    2)   ,  أ

    3) ; ; to get nosey ; Nosey Parker
    ,   գ  

    4)  ,  ( )

    5)  ( )
_____

nosing

  I ['nuzIN]

    1. _pres-p.  nose 2

    2. _n. _. 

  II ['nuzIN] _n.   (,   ..)
_____

nosogenic

  [,nO:s'denIk] _a. , 
_____

nosology

  [nu'sOldI] _n. _. 
_____

nostalgia

  [nOst'ldI] _n.

    1)   , 

    2)   
_____

nostalgic

  [nOst'ldIk] _a.

    1)   ,  ;  

    2)   ;    
_____

nostril

  ['nOstrIl] _n. 
_____

nostrum

  ['nOstrm] _n.

    1)  ;   

    2)  ɣ ( );    
_____

nosy

  ['nuzI] = nosey
_____

not

  [nOt] _adv.

    1) , ,  (      
      _.   n't [nt]: isn't, don't, didn't, can't 
    ..); I know not _. (= I do not know)   ; it is cold, is it
    not ( isn't it)? ,   ?; it is not cold, is it? 
    , ?; not a few ; ; not too well 
    

    2)  : he won't pay you, not he! -   , 
     !; I won't go there, not I -    

    *) not at all ) , ; )   (); not a
    bit (of it) ; not but, not but that, not but what ;  
    ; not half , ; ݣ !; not for the world   
     ; not in the least ; not on your life   
    ; not to speak of    
_____

nota bene

  ['nut'bi:nI] _n. , 
_____

notability

  [,nut'bIlItI] _n.

    1) ; ,  

    2) 

    3) 
_____

notable

  ['nutbl]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ; 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _. 

      3) _pl. _. , ,  
_____

notably

  ['nutblI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

notarial

  [nu'tErIl] _a. 
_____

notarize

  ['nutraIz] _v. ,  
_____

notary

  ['nutrI] _n. 
_____

notation

  [nu'teISn] _n.

    1) ,   , ,   ..;
    musical notation  ; scale of notation _. 
    

    2)   ,   ݣ
     -. ; phonetic notation 
    

    3) , 

    4) 
_____

notch

  [nOtS]

    1. _n.

      1) , ,  (.  ); ; ,
      ,  ();  (); , , , 

      2) _.  ( )

      3) _. , ;  

      4) _. ; ; prices have reached the highest notch
         ; he is a notch above the others 
        

    2. _v. ,  ; 
_____

notched wheel

  ['nOtStwi:l] _n. _. ,  
_____

note

  [nut]

    1. _n.

      1) (. _pl.) , ; to take notes of a lecture
       ; to lecture from notes    

      2) ; 

      3) 

      4) ; note of hand, promissory note  

      5) ,  

      6) () 

      7) _. 

      8) , ; ; the raven's  ( ) 

      9) _. , 

      10) ; a note of warning 

      11) , ; there's a note of assurance in his voice  
        ; to change one's note  ,
       -; to strike the right (a false) note  
      () 

      12) , , 

      13)  (. _.); note of interrogation (exclamation)
       () 

      14) 

      15) ; ; a man of note  

      16) ; to take note of smth.    -.;
       -.  ; worthy of note  

      17)  ; the most essential note of our time
          

      *) to compare notes  , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  (. note down)

      2)  ; 

      3) ,  , 

      4) 

      5) , 

      6) _. 
_____

note magnifier

  ['nut'mgnIfaI] _n. _.   
_____

note shaver

  ['nut,SeIv] _n. _. 
_____

notebook

  ['nutbuk] _n.  ; 
_____

notecase

  ['nutkeIs] _n. 
_____

noted

  ['nutId]

    1. _p-p.  note 2

    2. _a. , ; 
_____

notedly

  ['nutIdlI] _adv.   ; 
_____

noteless

  ['nutlIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

note-paper

  ['nut,peIp] _n.  
_____

noteworthy

  ['neut,w:I] _a.  ; 
_____

nothing

  ['nAIN]

    1. _pron. _neg. , ; nothing but ;  ;
    nothing but the truth ,  ; nothing else than  
    , ; all to nothing ӣ   ; to come to nothing 
    ;   ; for nothing ,  ; ; -
    ; to get smth. for nothing  -. ; nothing to
       ; it's nothing to what I saw in Leningrad 
        ,     ; to have nothing to
    do with  ,     ;   
     ; to make nothing of smth. )    -.;
    )   -.; )  -.,   
    -., to have nothing on smb., smth. )    
    -., -.; )     -.; next to nothing 
    ;  

      *) nothing very much _.  ; no nothing 
      ; nothing doing   ,   ģ; to be for
      nothing in     ;    
      ; there is nothing for it but   ( ), ;
      there was nothing for it but to tell the truth  
      ; nothing venture nothing have _.   -  
       ;   ,    ; nothing great
      is easy _. ӣ   

    2. _n.

      1) , ; a mere nothing ; the little nothings of
      life  

      2) , 

      3) ;  

      4) _. 

    3. _adv. ,  ; it differs nothing from  
      ; nothing less than -; -

      *) there is nothing like   ; there is nothing like a
      good rest   -  
_____

nothingarian

  [,nAIN'ErIn] _n. ,     
_____

nothingness

  ['nAINnIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3) 
_____

notice

  ['nutIs]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; to give smb. a month's (a
      week's) notice  -. (  )  
      ( ); to give notice ) , ;
      )    ; notice to quit
      )     ;
      )   ; at ( on) short notice  ;
      at a moment's notice ; until further notice  
      ;    

      2) ; to take notice ) , ;
      )     ( £)

      3) ; to bring ( to call) to smb.'s notice ) 
      أ-.  ; )    -.; to come to
      smb.'s notice   -.; to come into notice 
      ; to take no notice of smb., smth.   -.,
      -.,     -., -.; to your notice 
       

      4) , ; obituary notice   ; 
      

      5) , 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  

      2) , ; he was noticed in the report  Σ 
       

      3) ; 

      4)  , 
_____

noticeable

  ['nutIsbl] _a.

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

noticeably

  ['nutIsblI] _adv. , 
_____

notice-board

  [nutIsbO:d] _n.   
_____

notifiable

  ['nutIfaIbl] _a.  
_____

notification

  [,nutIfI'keISn] _n.

    1) , ; ; 

    2) 

    3)  (  ..)

    4) (Notification) _.     
    -    
_____

notify

  ['nutIfaI] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ;    

    3)  

    4) 
_____

notion

  ['nuSn] _n.

    1) ; ; ; to have no notion of smth.  
        ޣ-.

    2) , ;  

    3) , 

    4) ; I have no notion of resigning     
    

    5) ;  ,  

    6) , ; it comes under the notion of...   
    ...

    7) _pl. _. _.  ,   
      

    8) _pl. _.   : ,   .;
    

    9) _attr.: notion department  
_____

notional

  ['nuSnl] _a.

    1) _. ; ޣ

    2) 

    3) 

    4) _. , 
_____

notionalist

  ['nuSnlIst] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

notoriety

  [,nut'raItI] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 

    3) _. 

    4) ,   
_____

notorious

  [nu'tO:rIs] _a.

    1)   ;  ; ;
    

    2) ; it is notorious that...  , ...
_____

no-trump

  ['nu'trAmp] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 
_____

notwithstanding

  [,nOtwI'stndIN]

    1. _prep.  , ; this notwithstanding   

    2. _adv.   , 

    3. _cj. _. 
_____

nougat

  ['nu:ga:] _n. 
_____

nought

  [nO:t] _n.

    1) ; to bring to nought ) ; )   ; to come
    to nought   ;   () ; for nought ;
    ,  ; - ; to set at nought     

    2)  ( )

    3) _. ; noughts and crosses    ()
_____

noun

  [naun] _n. _.  
_____

nourish

  ['nArIS] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ,  (  ..)

    3)  ()
_____

nourishing

  ['nArISIN]

    1. _pres-p.  nourish

    2. _a. 
_____

nourishment

  ['nArISmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

nous

  [naus] _n.

    1) _. ; ; 

    2) _.  ; ͣ, 
_____

nouveau riche

  ['nu:vu'ri:S] _n. _. (_pl. nouveaux riches) ,  
_____

nouveaux riches

  ['nu:vu'ri:S] _pl.  nouveau riche
_____

nova

  ['nuv] _. _n. (_pl. -ae, -s ['nuvz])

    1) _. " "

    2) 
_____

novae

  ['nuvi:] _pl.  nova
_____

novation

  [nu'veISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. ,    
_____

novel

  I ['nOvl] _n.

    1) ; problem novel  

    2) 

    3) _pl.  

    4) _. ,  

  II ['nOvl] _a. , 

  III ['nOvl] _n.  ,   
_____

novelese

  [,nOv'li:z] _n.    ۣ 
_____

novelet

  [,nOv'let] _n. ; ; 
_____

novelette

  [,nOv'let] _n.

    1) = novelet

    2)  
_____

novelettish

  [,nOv'letIS] _a. 
_____

novelise

  ['nOvlaIz] = novelize I
_____

novelist

  ['nOvlIst] _n. -
_____

novelize

  I ['nOvlaIz] _v.  ()  

  II ['nOvlaIz] _v.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

novelty

  ['nOvltI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , , ; 

    3) _pl.  ۣ 

    4) _attr.: novelty counter  ; novelty store 
    
_____

novel-writer

  ['nOvl,raIt] _n. 
_____

novennial

  [nu'venjl] _a.    
_____

novercal

  [nu'v:kl] _a. ,   (   ..)
_____

novice

  ['nOvIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. ; 

    3) _. ݣ
_____

noviciate

  [nu'vISIIt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) , 

    3) ,  

    4) _. ; 
_____

novitiate

  [nu'vISIIt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) , 

    3) ,  

    4) _. ; 
_____

now

  [nau]

    1. _adv.

      1) , 

      2)  ,   

      3): just now )   ; )  

      4) ,    ( ); it was now clear that...
        , ...

      *) now and again, now and then   ; now... now... ...
      ...; now hot, now cold  ,  ; now (then)! ) !;
      ) !; !; now then  , 

    2. _cj. , ; I need not stay, now you are here  
    ,   ; now you mention it I do remember ,
        ,  

    3. _n.  ;  ; before now ; by now 
     ; ere now _. ; till now, up to now   ;
    from now on ( onwards)  , ; as from now  
    ,   
_____

nowaday

  ['naudeI] _a. 
_____

nowadays

  ['naudeIz]

    1. _adv.   ;   ; 

    2. _n.  
_____

noway

  ['nuweI] = nowise
_____

noways

  ['nuweIz] = nowise
_____

nowhere

  ['nuwE] _adv. ; ; this will take us nowhere    
    ģ,     ; nowhere near ) 
  ; )  , ; to be ( to come in) nowhere ) 
      ; ) ģ ; ) 
  ; ) _. ,   
_____

nowise

  ['nuwaIz] _adv.  ,    ;  
_____

noxious

  ['nOkSs] _a. , , ; noxious air 
   ; noxious plants  
_____

noxiousness

  ['nOkSsnIs] _n. 
_____

noyau

  ['nwaIu] _n. _. ˣ (  )
_____

nozzle

  ['nOzl] _n.

    1) _. ; ; ,  ; ;
    

    2)  ()

    3) _. ; 
_____

nth

  [en] _a. _. 

    *) to the nth degree   
_____

nuance

  [nju:'a:ns] _n. _. , 
_____

nub

  [nAb] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) = nubble

    3) _. ,  (, )
_____

nubbin

  ['nAbIn] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2)    
_____

nubble

  ['nAbl] _n.  ,  (. )
_____

nubbly

  ['nAblI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ;  
_____

nubia

  ['nju:bj] _n. ̣   
_____

nubile

  ['nju:bIl] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2)    ( )
_____

nubility

  [nju:'bIlItI] _n.  
_____

nuchal

  ['nju:kl] _a. 
_____

nuciferous

  [nju:'sIfrs] _a. _. 
_____

nucivorous

  [nju:'sIvrs] _a. _.  
_____

nuclear

  ['nju:klI] _a.

    1) ; nuclear energy ,  , 
    ; nuclear fallout  ; nuclear fission 
    ; nuclear fusion ,  ; nuclear fuel 
    ,  ; nuclear physics  , 
     ; nuclear reactor  ; nuclear state (
    power) ,   ; nuclear test 
     ; nuclear weapon  ; nuclear diplomacy
     ; nuclear disarmament    
    

    2)  
_____

nuclear-capable

  ['nju:klI'keIpbl] _a.  ,   
   
_____

nuclearization

  [,nju:klIraI'zeISn] _n.   
_____

nucleate

  ['nju:klIeIt]

    1. _v.  

    2. _a. = nuclear 2)
_____

nuclei

  ['nju:klIaI] _pl.  nucleus
_____

nucleonics

  [,nju:klI'OnIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) ,  
   
_____

nucleus

  ['nju:klIs] _. _n. (_pl. -lei)

    1) ; ; nucleus of a story  

    2)  ,  

    3) _.  ();  ()

    4) _.  ()

    5) _. 

    6)   (  )
_____

nucule

  ['nju:kju:l] _n. ,  
_____

nude

  [nju:d]

    1. _n.

      1) ֣  ( , ); the nude
      ) ֣  ( , ); ) ֣ ;
      in the nude   

      2) _pl.  , ""

    2. _a.

      1) ; ֣; 

      2)  

      3) _. ۣ 

      4) _. ۣ , ,   ..

      5) , ; nude fact  ; nude statement
      ,  

      6) _. 
_____

nudge

  [nAd]

    1. _n. ̣  ; to give a nudge 

    2. _v.    (.   أ-.
    )
_____

nudity

  ['nju:dItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ֣  
_____

nuf sed

  ['nAfsed] _int. _. _. (. enough said) ; 
  ; 
_____

nuff said

  ['nAfsed] _int. _. _. (. enough said) ; 
  ; 
_____

nugatory

  ['nju:gtrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

nuggar

  ['nAg] _n.  
_____

nugget

  ['nAgIt] _n.  ()
_____

nuisance

  ['nju:sns] _n.

    1) ; ; what a nuisance!  !

    2)  ; to make a nuisance of oneself 

    3) , ; public nuisance   
_____

null

  [nAl] _a.

    1) ; null and void    (
    ); to render null 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

nullah

  ['nAl] _. _n.

    1) , 

    2) ,   

    3)  
_____

nullification

  [,nAlIfI'keISn] _n. , 
_____

nullify

  ['nAlIfaI] _v. ;  ;   ;
    
_____

nullity

  ['nAlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ; nullity of marriage 
    

    3)  ( )

    4) _attr.: nullity suit     (,
      ..)
_____

numb

  [nAm]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2)  ( )

    2. _v.    ; _. , 
_____

number

  ['nAmb]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; a number of  ; in number
      , ; in (great) numbers )   ;
      )  ; out of ( without) number , 
      ; a number ( numbers) of people  

      2) ; motorcar's number  ; call number 
      (, ̣  ..)

      3)  ()

      4) _. , , ; science of numbers 

      5) , ,  (  ..); back number ) 
       (, ); )  ; ) , 
       

      6) _. 

      7) _pl. _. 

      8) _. , 

      9) _. -. ,   

      *) number one ( No. 1) ) ϣ "";  ;
      ) ,  ; problem No. 1  
      ; his number goes up  ,   , 
      

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) ,    (among, in)

      3) ; the population numbers 5000  
      5000 

      4) , ; to be numbered with   

      5) _. ; to number off    

      6) _. , ; his days are numbered  
      
_____

numberless

  ['nAmblIs] _a.

    1) , 

    2)   
_____

numb-fish

  ['nAmfIS] _n. _.  
_____

numbness

  ['nAmnIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

numdah

  ['nAmda:] = numnah
_____

numerable

  ['nju:mrbl] _a. ,  ޣ
_____

numeral

  ['nju:mrl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; the Arabic (Roman) numerals  () 

      2) _.  

    2. _a. ; 
_____

numerate

  ['nju:mreIt] _v.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

numeration

  [,nju:m'reISn] _n.

    1) , ޣ; decimal numeration   

    2) 
_____

numerator

  ['nju:mreIt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) 

    3) _. , ޣ

    4) ޣ (  )
_____

numerical

  [nju:'merIkl] _a. ; 
_____

numerically

  [nju:'merIklI] _adv.

    1)   ,  ; expressed numerically   

    2)   
_____

numerous

  ['nju:mrs] _a. 
_____

numerously

  ['nju:mrslI] _adv.   
_____

numismatic

  [,nju:mIz'mtIk] _a. 
_____

numismatics

  [,nju:mIz'mtIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

numismatist

  [nju:'mIzmtIst] _n. 
_____

nummary

  ['nAmrI] _a. , 
_____

nummulary

  ['nAmju:lrI] _a. , 
_____

numnah

  ['nAmna:] _. _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  ( )
_____

numskull

  ['nAmskAl] _n. ,  , 
_____

nun

  [nAn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

nun's veiling

  ['nAnz,veIlIN] _n.  (  )
_____

nun-bird

  ['nAnb:d] _n.  ()
_____

nun-buoy

  ['nAnbOI] _n. _.  
_____

nunciature

  ['nAnSItS] _n.  
_____

nuncio

  ['nAnSIu] _n. (_pl. -os ['nAnSIuz])  
_____

nuncupate

  ['nANkju:peIt] _v.

    1)    (  )

    2)   ;     
_____

nuncupation

  [,nANkju:'peISn] _n.  
_____

nuncupative

  [nAN'kju:ptIv] _a. ,  ( )
_____

nundinal

  ['nAndInl] _a. ; 
_____

nunnery

  ['nAnrI] _n.  
_____

nuptial

  ['nApSl]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. (. _pl.) 
_____

nurse

  I [n:s]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; at nurse   ; to put out to nurse
         

      2) , 

      3) ;  ; male nurse ) ; ) 
      

      4) , 

      5) _. ; the nurse of liberty  

      6) ,   ,     

      7) _.  ; - 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (£)

      2) 

      3)  ;  ( )

      4)  (, )

      5)  ()

      6)  (, ); ,  (); to nurse a
      grievance against smb.     -.

      7) ;  ; to nurse the public 
      ; to nurse the constituency   
      (   )

      8)  

      9) ; to nurse a car   

      10) 

  II [n:s] _n.   - 
_____

nurse-child

  ['n:stSaIld] _n. , ɣ
_____

nurse-dietitian

  ['n:s,daII'tISn] _n. 
_____

nurse-pond

  ['n:spOnd] _n.  ( )
_____

nurseling

  ['n:slIN] _n.

    1) 

    2)  £

    3) 

    4)    
_____

nursemaid

  ['n:smeId] _n. 
_____

nursery

  ['n:srI] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) , 

    3)  ( )

    4) 

    5)  ( )
_____

nursery garden

  ['n:srI,ga:dn] _n. , 
_____

nursery governess

  ['n:srI,gAvnIs] _n. ; 
_____

nurserymaid

  ['n:srImeId] _n. 
_____

nurseryman

  ['n:srImn] _n.  
_____

nursery rhymes

  ['n:srI'raImz] _n. _pl.  ; 
_____

nursery school

  ['n:srI'sku:l] _n.  
_____

nursery transplant

  ['n:srItrns,pla:nt] _n. _-. 
_____

nursing-centre

  ['n:sIN,sent] _n.  
_____

nursing-home

  ['n:sINhum] _n.  
_____

nursing bottle

  ['n:sIN,bOtl] _n.  ()
_____

nursling

  ['n:slIN] = nurseling
_____

nurture

  ['n:tS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3) ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) ;  (  ..)

      3) 
_____

nut

  [nAt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. ; to be off one's nut 

      3) ; 

      4) _pl. _. , ""

      5) _. , ݣ

      6) _pl.  

      7) _. ; 

      *) a hard nut to crack ) " "; "  "; 
      ; )  ; nuts! _. !; to be nuts
      _.  ;   , ; to
      be (dead) nuts on _. )  ; )    
      ;   ޣ-.  , ; not for nuts 
       

    2. _v.

      1)  ; to go nutting   

      2) _.  ; to nut out smth.  -.
_____

nut-brown

  ['nAtbraun] _a. ,  
_____

nut-gall

  ['nAtgO:l] _n.  
_____

nut-oil

  ['nAt'OIl] _n.  
_____

nut-pine

  ['nAtpaIn] _n.  , 
_____

nut-tree

  ['nAt'tri:] _n. 
_____

nutate

  [nju:'teIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  ()
_____

nutation

  [nju:'teISn] _n.

    1) ,  (); 

    2) _. _. 
_____

nutcracker

  ['nAt,krk] _n.

    1) (. _pl.)   

    2)  ()
_____

nuthatch

  ['nAthtS] _n. _. 
_____

nuthouse

  ['nAthaus] _n. _.  
_____

nutlet

  ['nAtlIt] _n. 
_____

nutmeg

  ['nAtmeg] _n.  
_____

nutria

  ['nju:trI] _n.  (  )
_____

nutrient

  ['nju:trInt]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 
_____

nutriment

  ['nju:trImnt] _n. ; 
_____

nutrition

  [nju:'trISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

nutritionist

  [nju:'trISnIst] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

nutritious

  [nju:'trISs] _a. 
_____

nutritive

  ['nju:trItIv]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

nutshell

  ['nAtSel] _n.  

    *) in a nutshell ,   
_____

nutting

  ['nAtIN]

    1. _pres-p.  nut

    2. _n.  
_____

nutty

  ['nAtI] _a.

    1)   ; 

    2) , 

    3) _. , 

    4) _.  (upon)

    5) _. 

    6) _. _. ; 
_____

nutwood

  ['nAtwud] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ()
_____

nuzzle

  ['nAzl] _v.

    1) ,   ( )

    2) () 

    3)   (at, against, into)

    4) ; , 
_____

nyctalopia

  [,nIkt'lupI] _n.

    1) = night-blindness

    2) ( . )    
_____

nylghau

  ['nIlgO] = nilgai
_____

nylon

  ['naIln]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _pl.  

    2. _a. 
_____

nymph

  [nImf] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. ,  

    3) , ,  ()
_____

nystagmus

  [nIs'tgms] _n. _. 
_____

o'

  []

    1) _.  of: six o'clock  

    2) _.  on: to sleep o'nights   
_____

o'clock

  ['klOk] what o'clock is it?  ?; it is six o'clock  
_____

o'er

  ['u] _. . over
_____

oaf

  [uf] _n. (_pl. oafs [ufs], oaves)

    1)    £; 

    2) ԣ,  

    3) _. £, Σ 
_____

oafish

  ['ufIS] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

oak

  [uk] _n.

    1) ; dyer's ( black) oak  

    2)  

    3)    (.,   ..)

    4)    

    5) _. _.  

    6) (the Oaks) _pl.    ң 

    7) _attr. 
_____

oak-apple

  ['uk,pl] _n.  ; _pl. ,    
_____

oak-fig

  ['ukfIg] = oak-apple
_____

oak-gall

  ['ukgO:l] = oak-apple
_____

oak-nut

  ['uknAt] = oak-apple
_____

oak-tree

  ['uktri:] = oak 1)
_____

oak-wart

  ['ukwO:t] = oak-apple
_____

oak-wood

  ['ukwud] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) = oak 2)
_____

oaken

  ['ukn] _a. 
_____

oakery

  ['ukrI] _n. , ; ,  
_____

oaklet

  ['uklIt] _n.  , 
_____

oakling

  ['uklIN] = oaklet
_____

oakum

  ['ukm] _n. ; to pick oakum  
_____

oaky

  ['ukI] _a. , 
_____

oar

  [O:]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to pull a good oar  ; to rest ( to lie) on
      one's oars  ף; _. ,   ;
      oars! _.  ף!

      2) ; a good oar  

      *) chained to the oar   ,  
      ֣   ; to have an oar in every man's boat
          ϣ ; to put in one's oar, to put one's
      oar in  ( ,    ..)

    2. _v. 
_____

oarage

  ['O:rId] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ף
_____

oared

  [O:d]

    1. _p-p.  oar 2

    2. _a. 
_____

oarer

  ['O:r] = oarsman
_____

oarsman

  ['O:zmn] _n. 
_____

oarsmanship

  ['O:zmnSIp] _n.  ,  
_____

oases

  [u'eIsi:z] _pl.  oasis
_____

oasis

  [u'eIsIs] _n. (_pl. oases) 
_____

oast

  [ust] _n.      
_____

oast-house

  ['usthaus] _n.   
_____

oat

  [ut] _n.

    1) (. _pl.) ף

    2) _.     ;  

    3) 

    4) _attr. , 

    5) _attr.   

    *) to feel one's oats _. )  ӣ, ̣;
    )   ; to smell one's oats   
    (   ); to sow one's wild oats ,
    
_____

oat-flakes

  ['ut'fleIks] _n. _pl. ,  
_____

oatcake

  ['ut'keIk] _n.  У
_____

oaten

  ['utn] _a. _. _.

    1) , 

    2)   
_____

oath

  [u]; _pl. [uz] _n.

    1) ; ; on oath  ; oath of allegiance 
     ;  ; oath of office    
    ; to make ( to take, to swear) an oath  ; to put
    smb. on oath, to administer the oath to smb.  -. 
    ; on my oath! !,  !

    2) 

    3) ; , 
_____

oath-breaker

  ['u,breIk] _n. ;  
_____

oath-breaking

  ['u,breIkIN] _n.    
_____

oatmeal

  ['utmi:l] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) ,  
_____

oaves

  [uvz] _pl.  oaf
_____

obduracy

  ['ObdjursI] _n.

    1) ; ޣ; 

    2) 
_____

obdurate

  ['ObdjurIt] _a.

    1) ; ޣ; ޣ

    2) 
_____

obedience

  ['bi:djns] _n. , , 

    *) in obedience to ,   
_____

obedient

  ['bi:djnt] _a. , ; your obedient servant  
   (  )
_____

obedientiary

  [,bi:dI'enSrI] _n.  ( -.   )
_____

obeisance

  [u'beIsns] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) , ; to do ( to pay) obeisance to smb. 
     -.
_____

obeli

  ['ObIlaI] _pl.  obelus
_____

obelisk

  ['ObIlIsk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.  -          ( 
         )

      3) _.  , 

    2. _v. = obelize
_____

obelize

  ['ObIlaIz] _v.  
_____

obelus

  ['ObIls] _n. (_pl. -li) = obelisk 1, 2)  3)
_____

obese

  [u'bi:s] _a. ,  
_____

obesity

  [u'bi:sItI] _n. ; 
_____

obey

  ['beI] _v.

    1) , ; ;  ; to obey
    the law  ; to obey the rule  

    2) _.   
_____

obfuscate

  ['ObfAskeIt] _v. _.

    1)  (,   ..)

    2)   ;  
_____

obi

  ['ubI] _. _n.  (  ۣ )
_____

obiter

  ['ObIt] _. _adv.  , ; obiter dictum ) _.
   ; )  
_____

obituarist

  ['bItjurIst] _n.  
_____

obituary

  ['bItjurI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; obituary notice 
_____

object

  I ['ObdIkt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  (  ..)

    3) ; to fail (to succeed) in one's object   ()
    

    4) _.  ( . )

    5) _. 

    6) _.    , ,   .. ;
    what an object you look in that hat!         !

    *) no object   ; money (time) no object  (
    )   ( ); distance no object 
       ( )

  II [b'dekt] _v.

    1) ,  (to, against); I object to smoking 
      

    2)  ,  
_____

object-finder

  ['ObdIkt,faInd] _n. _. 
_____

object-glass

  ['ObdIktgla:s] _n. _. 
_____

object-lesson

  ['ObdIkt,lesn] _n.

    1)     

    2) _.  
_____

objectify

  [Ob'dektIfaI] _v.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

objection

  [b'dekSn] _n.

    1) , ; to take objection ; to raise no
    objection  ; to lodge an objection  ; there
    is no objection to his leaving     

    2) , 

    3) , 
_____

objectionable

  [b'dekSnbl] _a.

    1)  ; ; ; an objectionable
    plan  ; to be least objectionable  
     

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

objective

  [b'dektIv]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _.  ()

      3) _.    

      4) _. 

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ; objective point _.  ,  ;
      _.  

      3) ; ; objective table  
      ()

      4) _.   ; objective case  (
      ) 

      5) _. ; , ; objective method
       
_____

objectivism

  [b'dektIvIzm] _n.

    1)   

    2) _. 

    3) _.    
_____

objectivity

  [,Obdek'tIvItI] _n. 
_____

objectless

  ['ObdIktlIs] _a. , 
_____

objector

  [b'dekt] _n. ; ,  
_____

objurgate

  ['Obd:geIt] _v. , 
_____

objurgation

  [,Obd:'geISn] _n. ң, 
_____

objurgatory

  [Ob'd:gtrI] _a. 
_____

oblate

  ['ObleIt] _a.

    1) _.   (   ..)

    2) _.  ( )
_____

oblation

  [u'bleISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)      

    3) (Oblation) _. , 
_____

oblational

  [u'bleISnl] _a. 
_____

oblatory

  ['ObltrI] = oblational
_____

obligate

  ['OblIgeIt] _v.  (. _pass.)
_____

obligation

  [,OblI'geISn] _n.

    1) ; to repay an obligation    (.,
        ..); to undertake ( to
    assume) obligations  

    2) ; ; to be under an obligation to smb.   
     -.

    3)  ,  (,   ..); of
    obligation 

    4)  
_____

obligatory

  [O'blIgtrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

oblige

  ['blaId] _v.

    1) ;  ; , ; the
    law obliges parents to send their children to school  
        ; to be obliged to do smth. 
      -.

    2)  , ; oblige me by closing the door ,
    , ; will you oblige us with a song?  ϣ  
    ?

    3): to be obliged _.  ; I am much obliged (to you)
     () 
_____

obligee

  [,OblI'di:] _n. _.

    1) ,      

    2) _. ,  
_____

obliging

  ['blaIdIN]

    1. _pres-p.  oblige

    2. _a. , , ; obliging neighbours 
    
_____

obligingly

  ['blaIdINlI] _adv. , ; 
_____

obligor

  [,OblI'gO:] _n. _. ,    
_____

oblique

  ['bli:k]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; oblique fire _.  ;
      oblique photography  ߣ

      2) ; 

      3) _. ; oblique case  ; oblique oration
      ( narration, speech)  

      4) _. ,    ();  ( )

    2. _v. _.  
_____

obliquity

  ['blIkwItI] _n.

    1)  

    2)    

    3) _. ; 

    4) _.  ()
_____

obliterate

  ['blItreIt] _v.

    1) ޣ, ; 

    2) (); time obliterates sorrow  -  ; 
      
_____

obliteration

  [,blIt'reISn] _n.

    1) ޣ, ; 

    2) 
_____

oblivion

  ['blIvIn] _n.

    1) ; to fall ( to sink) into oblivion  
    ;  

    2) 

    *) Act ( Bill) of Oblivion 
_____

oblivious

  ['blIvIs] _a.

    1) ; ,  (of)

    2) ;   

    3)  
_____

oblong

  ['OblON]

    1. _a. ; Σ

    2. _n.  ,  
_____

obloquy

  ['OblkwI] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) 
_____

obnoxious

  [b'nOkSs] _a. , , 
_____

oboe

  ['ubu] _. _n. 
_____

oboist

  ['ubuIst] _n. 
_____

obscene

  [Ob'si:n] _a. , , ; 
_____

obscenity

  [Ob'si:nItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl.  
_____

obscurant

  [Ob'skjurnt] _n. , 
_____

obscurantism

  [,Obskju'rntIzm] _n. , 
_____

obscurantist

  [,Obskju'rntIst]

    1. _n. = obscurant

    2. _a. 
_____

obscuration

  [,Obskju'reISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

obscure

  [b'skju]

    1. _a.

      1) , ԣ; 

      2) , 

      3) ; 

      4) ; ,   , 

      5) , Σ

    2. _v.

      1) ; _. ۣ

      2)   (    ..)

      3) ; to obscure smb.'s fame  -. 

      4) ; to obscure the light  
_____

obscurity

  [b'skjurItI] _n.

    1) ; , 

    2) , 

    3) , ; ; to live in obscurity
      ; to sink ( to lapse) into obscurity 
     

    4) -. , ; a story full of obscurities , 
      
_____

obsecration

  [,ObsI'kreISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  ()
_____

obsequial

  [Ob'si:kwIl] _a. , 
_____

obsequies

  ['ObsIkwIz] _n. _pl. ; 
_____

obsequious

  [b'si:kwIs] _a.

    1) , ; to be obsequious to ( with) smb.
    ,   -.

    2) _. , 
_____

obsequiousness

  [b'si:kwIsnIs] _n. , , ,
  
_____

observable

  [b'z:vbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2)   (-.)

    3)  

    4)  
_____

observance

  [b'z:vns] _n.

    1)  (,   ..; of)

    2) , 

    3) _. 
_____

observant

  [b'z:vnt]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2)  (,   ..)

      3) 

    2. _n.    
_____

observation

  [,Obz:'veISn] _n.

    1) ; to keep under observation   ; he
    was sent to hospital for observation     
     

    2) ; a man of little observation 
    

    3)  (,   ..)

    4) (. _pl.)   

    5) , ; to make an observation  

    6)     

    7) _attr. ; observation car )    
    ( ); ) _-.      ;
    observation satellite _.  ; observation
    station ( point) _.  
_____

observational

  [,Obz:'veISnl] _a. 
_____

observatory

  [b'z:vtrI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

observe

  [b'z:v] _v.

    1) , ;  ( -.)

    2)  (  ..); to observe good manners  ޣ
    ; to observe silence  ; to observe the time
     

    3) , ; allow me to observe   ; it
    will be observed ,  

    4)   
_____

observed

  [b'z:vd]

    1. _p-p.  observe

    2. _n. (the observed)  ; the observed of all
    observers   
_____

observer

  [b'z:v] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (-.; of); an observer of his promises ,
      

    3)  ( )
_____

obsess

  [b'ses] _v. , ,  (    ..);
  ,  ( )
_____

obsession

  [b'seSn] _n.

    1)  (  ..)

    2)  , 
_____

obsidian

  [Ob'sIdIn] _n. _. ,  
_____

obsolescense

  [,Obsu'lesns] _n. 
_____

obsolescent

  [,Obseu'lesnt] _a.   ; , 
_____

obsolete

  ['Obsli:t] _a.

    1)   ; 

    2) ; 

    3) 
_____

obstacle

  ['Obstkl] _n.

    1) , ; to throw obstacles in smb.'s way 
     -.; to surmount ( to overcome) obstacles
     

    2) _attr.: obstacle course _.  
_____

obstacle-race

  ['ObstklreIs] _n.     
_____

obstetric

  [Ob'stetrIk] _a. ; 
_____

obstetrical

  [Ob'stetrIkl] _a. ; 
_____

obstetrician

  [,Obste'trISn] _n. ۣ, 
_____

obstetrics

  [Ob'stetrIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

obstinacy

  ['ObstInsI] _n. ; , 
_____

obstinate

  ['ObstInIt] _a.

    1) ; , 

    2) 
_____

obstipation

  [,ObstI'peISn] _n. _.  
_____

obstreperous

  [b'streprs] _a. , ; 
_____

obstruct

  [b'strAkt] _v.

    1) , ,  (); 
    (); to obstruct the traffic  
    

    2) , ; ; to obstruct the light 
    ; to obstruct the view  

    3) _.  

    4) _.  ;  
_____

obstruction

  [b'strAkSn] _n.

    1)    , 

    2) , ; ; policy of obstruction 
      

    3) _. 

    4) _. ; 

    5) _. 
_____

obstructionism

  [b'strAkSnIzm] _n. _. 
_____

obstructionist

  [b'strAkSnIst] _n. _. 
_____

obstructive

  [b'strAktIv]

    1. _a.

      1)   . {. obstruct}

      2) _. 

    2. _n. = obstructionist
_____

obtain

  [b'teIn] _v.

    1) ; ; ; to obtain a prize  ;
    to obtain a commission _.  ģ  

    2) , 

    3) ,  ; ; these views no longer
    obtain   ; the same rule obtains regarding...  
       ...
_____

obtainable

  [b'teInbl] _a. , 
_____

obtest

  [Ob'test] _v. _.

    1)  ()  ; 

    2) 
_____

obtestation

  [,Obtes'teISn] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

obtrude

  [b'tru:d] _v.

    1) , 

    2) () (on, upon); to obtrude one's opinions upon smb.
     ϣ  -.; to obtrude oneself 
_____

obtruncate

  [b'trANkeIt] _v. ;  
_____

obtrusion

  [b'tru:n] _n. 
_____

obtrusive

  [b'tru:sIv] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

obturate

  ['ObtjureIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) _. 

    3) _. 
_____

obturation

  [,Obtju'reISn] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

obturator

  ['ObtjureIt] _n.

    1) , ,    

    2) _.  

    3)  ߣ 

    4) _. 
_____

obtuse

  [b'tju:s] _a.

    1) ; obtuse angle  

    2) , ; 

    3) ۣ, ۣ ( )
_____

obverse

  ['Obv:s]

    1. _n.

      1)  , ;    

      2) ,  

    2. _a.

      1) , ݣ 

      2) ,   
_____

obviate

  ['ObvIeIt] _v. ; ;  (   ..)
_____

obvious

  ['ObvIs] _a. , , ; for an obvious reason  
   ; an obvious question    
_____

ocarina

  [,Ok'ri:n] _n. _. 
_____

occasion

  ['keIn]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; on rare occasions ; on several
      occasions  ; to choose one's occasion  
      ; not the occasion for rejoicing  ; on
      occasion  , ; on the occasion of...  ...; to
      profit by the occasion  

      2) 

      3) , ; ; to give occasion to  
      

      4) ; this festive occasion  

      5) _pl. _. 

      *) to rise to the occasion    

    2. _v.  ,  ; ; ; his
    behaviour occasioned his parents much anxiety   
      
_____

occasional

  ['keInl] _a.

    1)    , 

    2) , ; occasional visitor  

    3)   ̣ ;   ̣
    ; occasional ode   -. 
_____

occasionalism

  ['keInlIzm] _n. _. 
_____

occasionally

  ['keInlI] _adv. ,   ; , 
_____

occidental

  [,OksI'dentl]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) (Occidental)    

      2) (Occidental) _.  
_____

occidentalism

  [,OksI'dentlIzm] _n. , ,   ..  
_____

occipital

  [Ok'sIpItl] _a. _. 
_____

occiput

  ['OksIpAt] _n. _. 
_____

occlude

  [O'klu:d] _v.

    1) ,  (, ); 

    2)  ( )
_____

occlusion

  [O'klu:n] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) _. ; 

    4)  
_____

occult

  [O'kAlt]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , ԣ, 

    2. _v. _. , 
_____

occulting light

  [O'kAltIN'laIt] _n.   
_____

occultism

  ['OkltIzm] _n. 
_____

occupancy

  ['OkjupnsI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  ; 

    3) 
_____

occupant

  ['Okjupnt] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2)  ; 

    3)  -. 

    4) _. ,   ,   

    5) 
_____

occupation

  [,Okju'peISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)   (  ..);  

    3) , ; army of occupation  

    4) ; men out of occupation 

    5) (. _pl.) ;  , 

    6) _attr.: occupation bridge (road)  ()  ;
    occupation franchise   
_____

occupational

  [,Okju'peISnl] _a. ; occupational hazards ,
     ; occupational deferment  
   (  ); occupational disease 
  ; occupational therapy 
_____

occupier

  ['OkjupaI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ;  

    3) 
_____

occupy

  ['OkjupaI] _v.

    1)  (, ); 

    2) , ; 

    3)  (, ); the garden occupies 5 acres 
      5  

    4)  (, ); to occupy oneself with smth., to be occupied
    in smth.  -.

    5)  ()
_____

occur

  ['k:] _v.

    1) , ; to occur again 

    2) , 

    3)   ; it occurred to me    

    4) _. 
_____

occurrence

  ['kArns] _n.

    1) , ; an everyday occurrence  ;
    strange occurrence  

    2) ; ; of frequent (rare) occurrence
     () 

    3) _. , 
_____

ocean

  ['uSn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _.  , , ; an ocean of tears
     ̣; oceans of money (time)   ()

    4) _attr. ;   ; ocean bed  ; ocean
    deeps _.  ; ocean lane  
_____

ocean-going

  ['uSn'guIN] _a.  ( )
_____

oceanic

  [,uSI'nIk] _a.

    1) , 

    2) (Oceanic) = Oceanian 1
_____

oceanography

  [,uSj'nOgrfI] _n. 
_____

ocelot

  ['usIlOt] _n. _. 
_____

ochlocracy

  [Ok'lOkrsI] _. _n. 
_____

ochre

  ['uk] _n.

    1) 

    2)  -֣ 

    3) _. , 
_____

octa-

  ['Okt] _pref. -
_____

octagon

  ['Oktgn] _n. 
_____

octagonal

  [Ok'tgnl] _a. 
_____

octahedral

  [,Okt'hedrl] _a. 
_____

octahedron

  ['Okt'hedrn] _n. , 
_____

octal

  ['Oktl] _a. , 
_____

octane

  ['OkteIn] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; octane number ( value)  
_____

octangular

  [Ok'tNgjul] = octagonal
_____

octant

  ['Oktnt] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2)   ,   45 
_____

octarchy

  ['Okta:kI] _n.  (,   )
_____

octave

  ['OktIv] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. , 

    3) _.    ; ,  
    

    4)  

    5)   ( )

    6)   (  61 .)
_____

octavo

  [Ok'teIvu] _n.  ()  1/8  
_____

octennial

  [Ok'tenjl] _a.

    1) 

    2)     
_____

octet

  [Ok'tet] = octette
_____

octette

  [Ok'tet] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.    
_____

octillion

  [k'tIljn] _n. _.     (  48 )
_____

octodecimo

  ['Oktu'desImu] _n. (_pl. -os ['Oktu'desImuz])  ()  1/18
   
_____

octogenarian

  [,OktudI'nErIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  ,  
_____

octonarian

  [,Oktu'nErIn] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

octopus

  ['Oktps] _n. , 
_____

octoroon

  [,Okt'ru:n] _n. ,  ( 1/8  )
_____

octosyllabic

  ['OktusI'lbIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

octosyllable

  ['Oktu,sIlbl]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. = octosyllabic 1
_____

octuple

  ['Oktju:pl] _a. ; 
_____

ocular

  ['Okjul]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2)  (   ..)
_____

oculist

  ['OkjulIst] _n. 
_____

odalisque

  ['udlIsk] _n. 
_____

odd

  [Od]

    1. _a.

      1) ޣ; odd and (or) even ޣ  () ; odd houses  
      ޣ ; odd months ,  31 

      2) , ; odd volumes  ; odd player
       

      3) , ,  (   ̣
      ); three pounds odd    ;  , 
         ; twenty odd years    ;
      forty odd  ,   ; odd money , 

      4) , ; odd moments  ; at odd times
      )  ,  ; )   

      5) ; odd job  ; odd man ( lad, hand)
      ,   ;  {. . *)}

      6) , , ; how odd!  !; the
      odd thing is  

      *) the odd man   {. . 5)}; odd man out ) ,
        ;  ; ) _. ,
       ;  

    2. _n.

      1) _.   ( )

      2) ,   ( )
_____

odd-come-short

  ['OdkAm'SO:t] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl. , , 
_____

odd-come-shortly

  ['OdkAm'SO:tlI] _n.  ; one of these oddcomeshortlies 
_____

oddfellow

  ['Od,felu] _n.    (  )
_____

oddish

  ['OdIS] _a. , ; 
_____

oddity

  ['OdItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3)  ;     
_____

oddly

  ['OdlI] _adv. ; oddly enough    
_____

oddments

  ['Odmnts] _n. _pl. ;  
_____

odds

  [Odz] _n. _pl. (. .  _sing.)

    1) ; ; with heavy odds against them ) 
      ; )   
    ; to make odds even  

    2) ; to be at odds with smb.    -., 
     -. (about - - -.); to be at odds with smth. 
      -.,   -.

    3) ; ; the odds are in our favour   
    ; to give (to receive) odds  ()
    

    4) ; the odds are that he will do it  ,   
    ; long (short) odds  ( ) ; odds on
       ,   

    *) by long odds , ; ; it makes no odds
       ; ; what's the odds? ) 
    ޣ ?;    ?; ) _.  ޣ?; odds
    and ends ; ; ; ;  , 
    ; to shout the odds 
_____

ode

  [ud] _n. 
_____

odea

  [u'di:] _pl.  odeum
_____

odeum

  [u'di:m] _n. (_pl. -s [u'di:mz], odea)

    1) _-. 

    2) ,  
_____

odious

  ['udjs] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) ; he finds it odious   
_____

odium

  ['udjm] _n.

    1) ; ; to bring odium on, to expose to odium
      ;  

    2) ; to bear the odium of  

    3) 
_____

odometer

  [u'dOmIt] _n. 
_____

odontic

  [u'dOntIk] _a. _. 
_____

odontoid

  [u'dOntOId] _a. 
_____

odontology

  [,OdOn'tOldI] _n. _. 
_____

odor

  ['ud] _. = odour
_____

odoriferous

  [,ud'rIfrs] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) _. 
_____

odorous

  ['udrs] _. . odoriferous 1)
_____

odour

  ['ud] _n.

    1) ; , 

    2) , , ̣

    3) , ; to be in good odour with smb.    
    -.; to be in bad ( ill) odour with smb.  
     -.;     -.
_____

odourless

  ['udlIs] _a.  , 
_____

oecumenical

  [,i:kju:'menIkl] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) _. ; oecumenical council  
_____

oedema

  [i:'di:m] _n. (_pl. -ata) _. ԣ
_____

oedemata

  [i:'di:mt] _pl.  oedema
_____

oersted

  [':sted] _n. _.  ( ֣  )
_____

oesophagi

  [i:'sOfgaI] _pl.  oesophagus
_____

oesophagus

  [i:'sOfgs] _n. (_pl. -gi, -es [i:'sOfgsIz]) _. 
_____

oestrum

  ['i:strm] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) ;  

    4) _. 
_____

oestrus

  ['i:strs] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) ;  

    4) _. 
_____

of

  [Ov] ( ); [v] ( ) _prep.

    1)   ;  . : the house of
    my ancestors   ; articles of clothing  

    2)   ;  . : the works of
    Shakespeare  

    3)    ;  . : a creator of
    a new trend in art     ; in search
    of a dictionary   ; a lover of poetry  

    4)   :  . : the deeds of our
    heroes   

    5)      ;  .
    : a pound of sugar  ; some of us  
    ; a member of congress  

    6)    -. ;  .
    : a glass of milk  ; a pail of water  

    7)   ,   -.  ; a dress of
    silk   ۣ; a wreath of flowers   

    8)   , , ;  . :
    a man of his word  ; a girl of ten   ; a
    man of talent  

    9)    ; -;  ,  ; he died
    of pneumonia     ̣; he did it of necessity 
       

    10)    , ; I learned it of him    
    ; he asked it of me     

    11)    ; he comes of a worker's family  
     

    12)   ,   ,  ;
    south of Moscow    ; within 50 miles of London  50 
     

    13)     ; to cure of a disease (
    illness)   ; to get rid of a cold  
    

    14)    ;  . : the loss of
    power  

    15)      ; a farm of 100 acres
       100 ; a fortune of 1000 pounds   1000
    

    16) , , ; I have heard of it    ; the news
    of the victory   

    17)   : of an evening ; of late 

    18) ; to suspect of theft   ; to accuse of a lie
      ; to be guilty of bribery   
    ; to be sure of smth.    ޣ-.

    19)   ,   ..;  . : to smell
    of flowers  ; he reeks of tobacco    

    20): it is nice of you     ; it is clever of
    him to go there ,    

    21)  : the city of New York  -; by the
    name of John   

    22)      
     : a fool of a man  , 
    ; the devil of a worker  ,   ; a beauty
    of a girl ; a mouse of a woman    

    23)         
      : holy of holies  ; he of all men 
    ,   ; that he of all men should do it!   
       !
_____

off

  [Of]

    1. _adv.  :

      1) , : I must be off   ; off you go!,
      be off!, get off!, off with you! !; !; they are off
       ; to run off ; to keep off  
      ;   ; my hat is off    ;
      the cover is off  ; the gilt is off  ;
      _.  

      2) : a long way off ; five miles off   ; 
       

      3) , ,  , , :
      to break off negotiations  ; to cut off supplies
       ; the strike is off  ; the
      concert is off  Σ

      4)  : to pay off  ( ); to drink
      off  ( ); to polish off ; to finish off
      

      5) : to throw off reserve , 

      6) ,  -.   : to
      switch off the light  ; the radio was off the whole day
           

      7) ,  : the dish is off  
        (    )

      8)   : to take time off    

      9)   : take off your coat!  !; hats
      off!  !

      *) to be badly off  ; to be comfortably off 
      ;   

    2. _prep.  :

      1)  ; a mile off the road     ;
      off the beaten track     ; _. 
       ; off the coast ̣  ; the
      street off the Strand ,      
      

      2)    ; take you hands off the table  
       ; they pushed me off my seat     
      ; to fall off a ladder (tree, horse)    (,
      )

      3)   ,  : off one's balance
        (. _.); off one's food  ; he
      is off smoking   ; off the point )   ;
      )    ; off the mark )   ( );
      )    

      4)   ޣ-. he is off gambling     
      

      *) off the cuff  

    3. _a.

      1) ,  ̣; an off road ̣ 

      2)  ( , ); an off day ,  

      3) , ̣; the wheel is off  , 

      4)  ( ); ͣ ( )

      5) ; an off street ; that is an off issue 
       

      6) ; the off hind leg   ; the off side 
      ; _.  , ݣ   

      7) ; on the off chance _.   

      8) ; the fish is a bit off    

      9)   ; I am feeling rather off today  
        

      10) ; off grade  

      11) _. ,     ( 
       )

    4. _n.

      1) _.  ; in one's off  

      2) _.  , ,    
      ( )

    5. _v.

      1) _.  (  ..);   

      2): to off it _. , 

    6. _int. !, !
_____

off colour

  ['Of'kAl] _a.

    1)  

    2)   ; to look off colour  

    3)  

    4) , 

    5) _. , ; ; off colour joke
     

    6) ; his reputation is a trifle off colour   
      

    7)  ;   ( )
_____

off side

  ['Of'saId] _n. _. ()  
_____

off-hand

  ['Of'hnd] (. offhand)

    1. _a.

      1) ,   , 

      2) ; off-hand manner  

    2. _adv.

      1) ; 

      2) 
_____

offal

  ['Ofl] _n.

    1) ; أ, 

    2) 

    3) ۣ 

    4) 

    5) 
_____

off-balance

  ['Of'blns] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

off-beat

  ['Ofbi:t] _a. _. , , 
_____

off-black

  ['Ofblk] _a.   ޣ ( )
_____

offcast

  ['Ofka:st]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n. 
_____

off-chance

  ['OftSa:ns] _n.  ;  
_____

off-day

  ['OfdeI] _n. _.  
_____

offence

  ['fens] _n.

    1) , ; to cause ( to give) offence (to) ,
     ; to take offence (at)  (); a just cause of
    offence    ; I meant no offence, no offence was
    meant     ; quick to take offence ;
    without offence     ;   

    2) ,  (-.; against); ; criminal
    offence  ; an offence against the law 
    

    3) _. ; 

    4) _.  
_____

offend

  ['fend] _v.

    1) , ; ;  , ; to
    offend smb.'s sense of justice  أ-. 
    ; to be offended   (by, at - -.; by,
    with - -.)

    2)  ( -.);  ;  (;
    against); to offend against custom  
_____

offender

  ['fend] _n.

    1) , ; first offender , 
    ; old offender 

    2) , 
_____

offensive

  ['fensIv]

    1. _n. ,  ; to act on the offensive
    ; to take ( to go into) the offensive  
    ; _.   ( ) ;
    peace offensive    

    2. _a.

      1) , ; offensive language 

      2) , ; offensive sight  

      3) , ; offensive defensive _. 
      ; offensive return   ;  
      ; offensive stroke   ; offensive war
       
_____

offer

  ['Of]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to keep one's offer open  ϣ  
      

      2)  

      3) 

      *) (goods) on offer  

    2. _v.

      1) ;  ; to offer one's hand ) 
      ; )  ; to offer an opinion  ;
      to offer an apology ; to offer a free pardon 
       ; to offer hope  ; to offer prospects
      of smth. ,  -.; to offer no other prospect than 
         ; to offer battle  

      2) ; ; to offer resistance  ;
      to offer to strike  

      3) ,  

      4) , ; as chance ( opportunity, occasion) offers
       ; to take the first opportunity that offers
          

      5)     ̣ ; 
      ̣ 

      6)  (; . offer up);  (); to offer
      prayers 
_____

offering

  ['OfrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  offer 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3) 

      4) 
_____

offertory

  ['OftrI] _n.  ; ,   
   
_____

offhanded

  ['Of'hndId] = off-hand 1
_____

offhandedly

  ['Of'hndIdlI] _adv. ; 
_____

off-hour

  ['Of'au] _a. ,  ( ); off-hour job  
  
_____

office

  ['OfIs] _n.

    1) , ; an office under Government  
     ; an honorary office ޣ ; to hold
    office  ; to leave ( to resign) office  
    ; to take ( to enter upon) office   ; to
    be in office   ; to get ( to come) into office 
    ,     ; to win office
      ,   

    2) , ; ; it is my office to open the mail  
       

    3) , ; _.  ; to be in the office
      ,  ; dentist's office _. 
    ; recruiting office  ; inquiry office 
    ; our London office    

    4) , ; ; Office of Education
       ( )

    5) ; good office , ; ill office  

    6) _pl.    (  ..)

    7)  ; ; Office for the Dead  ;
    the Office of the Mass ; the last offices  

    8) _. ͣ, ; to give (to take) the office  ()
    ͣ

    9) _attr.: office block  ; ,  
       
_____

office seeker

  ['OfIs,si:k] _n.   
_____

office studies

  ['OfIs,stAdIz] _n. _pl. _.  
_____

office-bearer

  ['OfIs,bEr] _n. ,  
_____

office-boy

  ['OfIsbOI] _n. , 
_____

office-copy

  ['OfIs,kOpI] _n.   
_____

office-holder

  ['OfIs,huld] = office-bearer
_____

officer

  ['OfIs]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ; ;   ( 
      ..); officer of the court    
      ; the great officers of state   ;
      medical officer, officer of health  

      2) ; _pl. ,  ; billeting officer
      

      3) 

      4) _.    ; first officer  ;
      mercantilemarine officers    

    2. _v. (. _pass.)

      1) ,   ; the regiment
      was well officered      

      2) 
_____

official

  ['fISl]

    1. _a.

      1) ;     ;
      official duties  

      2) ; official representative  ;
      official statement  

      3) , "ڣ"; official circumlocution 
      ; official red tape ; ; 

      4)     

    2. _n.  ; () ; 
    (,   ..)
_____

officialdom

  ['fISldm] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

officialese

  [,fIS'li:z] _n.

    1)  ;   

    2) ,  
_____

officialism

  ['fISlIzm] _n.

    1) = officialdom 2)

    2)  
_____

officialize

  ['fISlaIz] _v.

    1)   

    2)   

    3)     
_____

officially

  ['fISlI] _adv. , 
_____

officiant

  ['fISInt] _n. ,  
_____

officiary

  ['fISIrI] _a.    ( )
_____

officiate

  ['fISIeIt] _v.

    1)  ; to officiate as host   

    2)  
_____

officinal

  [,OfI'saInl] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2) = official 1, 4)
_____

officious

  ['fISs] _a.

    1) ; ;     

    2) , 

    3) ; 
_____

offing

  ['OfIN] _n. ; ,     ; in the offing
  )     ;   ; ) ;
  )  ̣ ; to keep a good offing    ,
     

    *) to gain ( to get) an offing  
_____

offish

  ['OfIS] _a. _.

    1) ,   , 

    2) , 
_____

off-key

  ['Of'ki:] _a.

    1)  ( ); 

    2)   ( -.)
_____

off-licence

  ['Of,laIsns] _n.

    1)       

    2) ,      
_____

off-limits

  ['Of,lImIts] _n. " ݣ" ()
_____

off-load

  ['Of'lud] _v. 
_____

off-position

  ['Ofp,zISn] _n. _.  
_____

off-print

  ['OfprInt] _n.   (  ..)
_____

offreckoning

  ['Of,reknIN] _n. (. _pl.) 
_____

offscourings

  ['Of,skaurINz] _n. _pl. ,  (. _.)
_____

offscreen

  ['Of'skri:n] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) , 
_____

offset

  ['Ofset]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3) ,  ()

      4) 

      5) , 

      6) _. 

      7) , 

      8) _attr. _. ; offset printing  

    2. _v.

      1) , ; 

      2)  

      3) _.   

      *) to offset the illegalities   ;
      ,     
_____

offshoot

  ['OfSu:t] _n.

    1) , ,  

    2)   ()
_____

off-shore

  ['Of'SO:]

    1. _a.     ;   
     ; an off-shore wind   

      *) off-shore purchases ( procurements) _.   
      

    2. _adv.   
_____

offspring

  ['OfsprIN] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , , , 
_____

offspur

  ['Ofsp:] _n. 
_____

off-stage

  ['Of'steId] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) 
_____

off-street

  ['Of'stri:t] _a.    ; off-street parking (unloading)
   ()    
_____

off-the-cuff

  ['Of'kAf] _a. _. ,  ( ,
    ..)
_____

off-the-shelf

  ['Of'Self] _a. ; offtheshelf items  
_____

off-white

  ['Of'waIt] _a.    ( )
_____

off-year

  ['Ofj:] _n.

    1) ,       

    2)    

    3) _attr.: off-year elections  
_____

oft

  [Oft] _adv. _. ; many a time and oft 
_____

oft-

  [Oft]      , .: oftrecurring
   ; ofttold    ..
_____

often

  ['Ofn] _adv. ,  ; often and often  ; more often
  than not  ,  ; once too often  
_____

oftentimes

  ['OfntaImz] _adv. ;  
_____

oft-recurring

  ['OftrI'k:rIN] _a.  
_____

oft-times

  ['OfttaImz] _. . oftentimes
_____

ogam

  ['Ogm] = ogham
_____

ogee

  ['udi:] _n.

    1) _. , ӣ,  ()

    2): S- 
_____

ogham

  ['Ogm] _n.  (    )
_____

ogive

  ['udaIv] _n. _.  ();  
_____

ogle

  ['ugl]

    1. _n. ̣ 

    2. _v.  ;  
_____

ogre

  ['ug] _n. -
_____

ogress

  ['ugrIs] _n. -
_____

oh

  [u] . O II
_____

ohm

  [um] _n. _. 
_____

oho

  [u'hu] _int. !
_____

oil

  [OIl]

    1. _n.

      1)  (.   ); oil of vitriol
       ; fixed oils  ; volatile oils 
      

      2) 

      3)  

      4) (. _pl.)  ; to paint in oil(s)  

      5) _attr. ; 

      *) oil and vinegar  ; oil of birch
      ң , ; to pour oil on troubled waters ;
       ; to pour oil on flames    

    2. _v.

      1) ; to oil the wheels  ̣; _.  
      (  ..); to oil smb.'s hand ( fist) "", 
      -. 

      2)  
_____

oil seal

  ['OIl'si:l] _n. _. 
_____

oil tar

  ['OIlta:] _n. ģ
_____

oil-engine

  ['OIl,endIn] (. oilengine) _n. _.  
_____

oil-bearing

  ['OIl,bErIN] _a. 
_____

oilcake

  ['OIlkeIk] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: oilcake meal  
_____

oilcan

  ['OIlkn] _n. _.  ̣
_____

oil-car

  ['OIlka:] _n. _-. 
_____

oilcloth

  ['OIlklO] _n. ţ; ;  
_____

oil-coat

  ['OIlkut] _n. 
_____

oil-colour

  ['OIl,kAl] _n. (. _pl.)  
_____

oil-derrick

  ['OIl,derIk] _n.  
_____

oiled

  [OIld]

    1. _p-p.  oil 2

    2. _a.  , 

      *) well oiled _.  
_____

oiler

  ['OIl] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 

    4) = oilskin 2)

    5) _. = oil-well

    6)  ; 

    7) = oil(-)engine

    8) _. ̣
_____

oilfield

  ['OIlfi:ld] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

oil-filler

  ['OIl,fIl] _n. _.  
_____

oil-fuel

  ['OIlfjul] _n.  
_____

oil-gland

  ['OIlglnd] _n.  
_____

oil-hole

  ['OIlhul] _n. _.  
_____

oilman

  ['OIlmn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

oil-meal

  ['OIlmi:l] = oilcake
_____

oil-paint

  ['OIl'peInt] = oil-colour
_____

oil-painting

  ['OIl'peIntIN] _n.

    1) ,   

    2)   
_____

oil-paper

  ['OIl,peIp] _n.  ; 
_____

oilplant

  ['OIlpla:nt] _n.  
_____

oil-press

  ['OIlpres] _n.  
_____

oil-producing

  ['OIlpr'dju:sIN] _a. 
_____

oilskin

  ['OIlskIn] _n.

    1)  ţ

    2) _pl.  ; _.  

    3) _attr. ţ
_____

oil-stained

  ['OIl'steInd] _a.  
_____

oil-stone

  ['OIlstun] _n.     
_____

oil-tanker

  ['OIl,tNk] _n. , 
_____

oil-well

  ['OIlwel] _n.  
_____

oily

  ['OIlI] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) , , 
_____

ointment

  ['OIntmnt] _n. , 
_____

okay

  ['u'keI] = O.K.
_____

okie dokey

  ['ukI'dukI] _. = O.K. 4
_____

old

  [uld]

    1. _a. (older, elder; oldest, eldest)

      1) ; old people ; old age ; to grow ( to
      get) old 

      2) , 

      3)    (-.); ; an old hand (at
      smth.)   ( ޣ-.); old campaigner  ,
      ; _.  

      4)        : how old is he?
        ?; he is ten years old   

      5) , ; an old family  ; of the old
      school 

      6) , ; old boy    {. . 10)}

      7) ,  ( )

      8) , ң; 

      9)  (. old in, old at); old offender 
      

      10)      :
      old boy  {. . 6)}; old thing , ; the old
      man _. ) ; ) _. ; ) "" (  );
      ) , ; the old woman _. "" (.  ); old
      lady _. (    ) ) ; ) ; to have a
      high old time _.  

      *) old as the hills ,  ;  ; an old shoe _.
       ; an old head on young shoulders   
      ; old bones _. ) ; she wouldn't make old bones
        ף  ; ) ; ; the old country
      , ; old man of the sea ,   
      ; ; Old Harry, Old Gentleman, Old Nick ; to
      come the old soldier over smb. _.  -.

    2. _n.

      1) (the old) _pl. _. ; old and young 

      2) ; of old ,   ; from of old ; in
      the days of old  ; men of old   ͣ
_____

old man's beard

  ['uldmnz'bId] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

old-age

  ['uld'eId] _a. ; old-age pension   
_____

old-clothesman

  ['uld'kluzmn] _n. أ
_____

old-clothesshop

  ['uld'kluzSOp] _n.   ,  أ
_____

olden

  ['uldn]

    1. _a. _. , ;   

    2. _v. _. 
_____

oldestablished

  ['uldIs'tblISt] _a.  , 
_____

old-fangled

  ['uld'fNgld] = old-fashioned
_____

old-fashioned

  ['uld'fSnd] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

old-gold

  ['uldguld] _a.   
_____

old-hat

  ['uldht] _a. _. 
_____

oldish

  ['uldIS] _a. 
_____

old-maidish

  ['uld'meIdIS] _a. 
_____

oldster

  ['uldst] _n. _.  
_____

old-time

  ['uldtaIm] _a. ,  ͣ
_____

old-timer

  ['uld,taIm] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  

    3)  

    4)  
_____

old-world

  ['uldw:ld] _a.

    1) , ,   

    2) _.    
_____

oleaginous

  [,ulI'dIns] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

oleander

  [,ulI'nd] _n. _. 
_____

oleaster

  [,ulI'st] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

oleograph

  ['ulIugra:f] _n. 
_____

oleomargarine

  ['ulIu,ma:d'ri:n] _n. 
_____

olericulture

  ['OlrIkAltS] _n. ,  , 
_____

oleum

  ['ulIm] _n. _. 
_____

olfactory

  [Ol'fktrI]

    1. _a. ; olfactory organ  , 

    2. _n. (. _pl.) () 
_____

olid

  ['OlId] _a. 
_____

oligarch

  ['OlIga:k] _n. 
_____

oligarchic

  [,OlI'ga:kIk] = oligarchical
_____

oligarchical

  [,OlI'ga:kIkl] _a. 
_____

oligarchy

  ['OlIga:kI] _n. 
_____

olio

  ['ulIu] _n. (_pl. -os ['ulIuz])

    1) ,  

    2) _. 

    3) _. , ۣ  
_____

olivaceous

  [,OlI'veISs] _a. ,  
_____

olivary

  ['OlIvrI] _a. _.   , 
_____

olive

  ['OlIv]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  (  )

      2) = olive-branch

      3)  

      4) _pl.       

      5) ԣ    

      6)  

    2. _a. ,  
_____

olive-branch

  ['OlIvbra:ntS] _n.

    1) ,   (  ); to hold out the
    olive-branch   ;    

    2) (. _pl.) _. 
_____

olive oil

  ['OlIv'OIl] _n. ,  
_____

olivet

  ['OlIvet] = olive 1, 5)
_____

olive-tree

  ['OlIvtri:] _n. ,  ()
_____

olivette

  ['OlIvet] = olive 1, 5)
_____

olive-wood

  ['OlIvwud] _n.

    1)   

    2)  
_____

olympiad

  [u'lImpId] _n. 
_____

ombidsman

  ['Ombudzmn] _n. _. ,    
    (. Parliamentary Commissioner)
_____

ombre

  ['Omb] _n. _. 
_____

ombrometer

  [Om'brOmIt] _n. , 
_____

omega

  ['umIg] _n.

    1)  (   )

    2) ,  {. . alpha}
_____

omelet

  ['OmlII] = omelette
_____

omelette

  ['OmlII] _n. , ; savoury omelette    ;
  sweet omelette      

    *) you can't make an omelette without breaking eggs _.   -
     
_____

omen

  ['umen]

    1. _n. , , ; to be of good (ill) omen
      () 

    2. _v.  
_____

ominous

  ['OmIns] _a. , 
_____

omissible

  [u'mIsIbl] _a. ,   , 
_____

omission

  ['mISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

omit

  ['mIt] _v.

    1) , ; to omit doing ( to do) smth.  
    -.

    2) ,  
_____

omnibus

  ['OmnIbs]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) ߣ ,  (. omnibus volume)

    2. _a.     ; an omnibus bill
    )    ; ) ޣ   ; omnibus
    box _.   ; omnibus edition  
    ; an omnibus resolution     ;
    omnibus train  ,    
_____

omnidirectional

  ['OmnIdI'rekSnl] _a.    ;  
  ̣  
_____

omnifarious

  [,OmnI'fErIs] _a. ; ; omnifarious reading
   
_____

omniparity

  ['OmnI'prItI] _n.  
_____

omnipotence

  [Om'nIptns] _n. 
_____

omnipotent

  [Om'nIptnt] _a. 
_____

omnipresence

  ['OmnI'prezns] _n. 
_____

omnipresent

  ['OmnI'preznt] _a. 
_____

omnirange

  ['OmnI'reInd] _n.  
_____

omniscience

  [Om'nIsIns] _n. 
_____

omniscient

  [Om'nIsInt] _a. 
_____

omnium gatherum

  ['OmnIm'grm] _n. _.

    1) , ;  

    2) , У 
_____

omnivorous

  [Om'nIvrs] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)   ӣ; an omnivorous reader , 
       
_____

omphalocele

  ['Omfl,si:l] _n. _.  
_____

omphalos

  ['OmflOs] _. _n.

    1) , 

    2)  ; 
_____

omul

  ['Omju:l] _n. _. 
_____

on

  [On]

    1. _prep.

      1)     : )  
       -.  ; the cup is on the table  
      ; the picture hangs on the wall    ; he has
      a blister on the sole of his foot     ;
      )   -.   , y; the town
      lies on lake Michigan     ; a house on
      the river   ; )  ; the boy threw the ball on
      the floor     ; the door opens on a lawn 
        ; on the right ; on the North  ;
      )   , ; on a truck  ; on a train 
      

      2)     : ) ̣  ,
      ̣ ,   ; on Tuesday  ; on
      another day   ; on the 5th of December 5- ; on
      Christmas eve   ; on the morning of the 5th of
      December  5- ; on time ; ) ,
      ң   , ; on my return I met many
      friends      ; on examining the box
      closer I found it empty   ,  ,  
      Σ  ; payable on demand   ;
      )    ,  ; on my way home 
       

      3)   ,   , ; he went on business 
        ; on errand )  ; )  ; they
      rose on their enemies     

      4)   , ,   , ; on fire
       ; the dog is on the chain   ; on sale  

      5)   , ,  , , , , ; it is
      all clear on the evidence ӣ   ; on good authority
        ; on that ground   ; I heard
      it on some air show     - ; he
      borrowed money on his friend      

      6)  (, ); on the commission (delegation)  
       (); on the jury   ; on the list 
      

      7) , , , , ; we talked on many subjects
         ; my opinion on that question ϣ  
       ; a book on phonetics   ; a joke on me
         ޣ; I congratulate you on your success  
       

      8)    ;  . : he
      turned his back on them     ; she smiled on me
        

      9)  (-.),  (-.); to live on 5 a week   5  
      ; she got it on good terms     
      ; to buy smth. on the cheap _.   ۣ; to
      live on one's parents    ; interest on
      capital   ; tax on imports   

      *) on high ,  

    2. _adv.  :

      1)  , , ң; to send one's luggage on 
       ң, ; on and on  

      2)    : to walk on  ; go
      on! !; there is a war on ģ 

      3)    : from this day on   

      4)    ()  (); Macbeth is on
      tonight  ģ ""; what is on in London this spring?
            ?

      5)   -.  ; he is getting on in years 
      ; he is going on for thirty    ; it
      is on for ten o'clock     ()

      6) ,  ( , ); turn on the gas!
       !; the light is on  , ޣ

      7)  -.   -.: what had he on?    
      ?; she had a green hat on    ̣ 

      *) on and off ( off and on)   , ; and so on 
       ; to be on to smb. )  -.; )  
      -. (   ..); )   -.; )  
       -.

    3. _a.

      1) _. _.  , 

      2) _.    (.   )

      3) _. ,       (  
      )

      4) _. , ; it is one of my on days   
       
_____

onager

  ['Ong] _n. (_pl. -s ['Ongz], -gri) _. 
_____

onagri

  ['OngraI] _pl.  onager
_____

once

  [wAns]

    1. _adv.

      1) () ; once again ( more) ݣ ; once and again
      )  ; ) , ; once every day   ;
      once (and) for all  () ; once in a while ( way)
      , ; once or twice  ; more than once  ,
      ; not once  , 

      2) , -; ; once (upon a time) - (
      ); I was once very fond of him  -   

      3)   : (if) once you hesitate you are lost 
       ,   ; when once he understands  
       ; he never once offered to help me    
       

      *) all at once ; at once ) ; do it at once, please
        , ; )    ,   ;
      at once stern and tender      

    2. _n.  ; for (this) once   ,   ; once
    is enough for me      

    3. _a. _. , ; my once master   
     
_____

onceover

  ['wAns,uv] _n. _.  () ; , 
   ; to give smb., smth. the onceover  
  -., -.
_____

oncer

  ['wAns] _n. _. ,      
  
_____

oncological

  [,Onk'lOdIkl] _a. 
_____

oncology

  [On'kOldI] _n. 
_____

oncoming

  ['On,kAmIN]

    1. _n. ; the oncoming of spring  

    2. _a.

      1) , ; the oncoming traffic 
      

      2) , ; the oncoming visit  
_____

ondatra

  [On'dtr] _n. _. 
_____

one

  [wAn]

    1. _n-card.

      1) ; one hundred , ; one in a thousand   ;
      

      2)  , ; Room one   ; volume one
       

      3): I'll meet you at one     ; Pete will be one in a
      month     

      *) one too many  ; one or two , 

    2. _n.

      1) ,  ; write down two ones   

      2) , ; one by one ; they came by ones and twos
           ; it is difficult to tell one from the
      other     

      3) .   )    
       : I am through with this book, will you
      let me have another one?    ,     
      ?; )  . "": he is the one I mean   
      (),     ; the little ones ; the great
      ones and the little ones   ; my little one  ϣ (
      ); the great ones of the earth   ; a one for
      smth. _.   -. 

      *) at one  ; ; all in one ӣ ; to be made one
      , ; I for one   ; one up (down)
      to smb.   (   ..)  -. (  -.) 

    3. _a.

      1) ; there is only one way to do it  
        

      2) ; to cry out with one voice  ; one and
      undivided   

      3) ,  ; to remain for ever one  
       

      4) ̣, -; at one time I lived in Moscow 
       ()    ; one fine morning   
      

    4. _pron. _indef.

      1) , , -; I showed the ring to one Jones  
        ; one came running - 

      2) .  ̣- : one never knows what
      may happen   ,   ; if one wants a
      thing done one had best do it himself  ,   
      ,   ; one must observe the rules  
      

      *) in the year one  ;   
_____

one-aloner

  ['wAn'lun] _n.   , 
_____

one-armed

  ['wAn'a:md] _a. 

    *) one-armed bandit  
_____

one-decker

  ['wAn,dek] _n.  
_____

one-eyed

  ['wAn'aId] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) = one-horse 4)

    3) _. _. , 
_____

one-figure

  ['wAn,fIg] _n.  
_____

onefold

  ['wAnfuld] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

one-handed

  ['wAn,hndId] _a.

    1) 

    2)   ;     
_____

one-horse

  ['wAn'hO:s] _a.

    1)   ; 

    2)    

    3) 

    4) _. ; , ; ; ;
    one-horse town  
_____

one-idea'd

  ['wAnaI'dId] _a.

    1)   

    2)  ( );  ( )
_____

one-ideaed

  ['wAnaI'dId] _a.

    1)   

    2)  ( );  ( )
_____

one-legged

  ['wAn'legd] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. , 
_____

one-man

  ['wAnmn] _a.

    1) ;    

    2)   ; one-man show   
     ;   ԣ; one-man business 
     ( )

    3) 
_____

oneness

  ['wAnnIs] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) 

    3) 

    4) 

    5) 
_____

one-piece

  ['wAn'pi:s] _a.    
_____

oner

  ['wAn] _n. _.

    1)    

    2) ֣ ; caught him a oner on the head    
    

    3)  

    4)   ޣ    (.  )
_____

onerous

  ['Onrs] _a. ; , ; onerous
  duties  
_____

oneself

  [wAn'self] _pron.

    1) _refl. ; -; ; to excuse oneself 

    2) _emph. , () ; () ; one must not live for
    oneself only     ,     ; there are
    things one can't do for oneself  ,    
     
_____

one-sided

  ['wAn'saIdId] _a.

    1) , ; ; one-sided street ,
         

    2) ,  ( )

    3) , 
_____

one-time

  ['wAntaIm] _a. ; , 
_____

one-track

  ['wAn'trk] _a.

    1) _-. 

    2) , ; one-track mind  

    3) 

    4) 
_____

one-upmanship

  ['wAn'ApmnSIp] _n.   
_____

one-way

  ['wAn'weI] _a.  ( ,   ..); one-way street
     
_____

onfall

  ['OnfO:l] _n. 
_____

onflow

  ['Onflu] _n. 
_____

ongoings

  ['On,guINz] = goings-on
_____

onhanger

  ['On,hN] = hanger-on
_____

onion

  ['Anjn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _. ; to be off one's onion  , 

      *) to know one's onions   ϣ ;  -. 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)     (  ̣)
_____

onion-skin

  ['AnjnskIn] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

oniony

  ['AnjnI] _a. ; 
_____

onlay

  ['OnleI] _n. ; 
_____

on-licence

  ['On,laIsns] _n.       ( 
  )
_____

onlooker

  ['On,luk] _n. , 

    *) the onlooker sees most of the game _.   
_____

only

  ['unlI]

    1. _a. ; an only son  ; one and only 
    ; 

    2. _adv. , ; 

      *) only just  ; to be only just in time  ; only
      not  ,  , ; I am only too pleased   ; if
      only   

    3. _cj. ; I would do it with pleasure, only I am too busy  
       ,    ; only that  
    , ;    , 
_____

onomatopoeia

  [,Onumtu'pri:] _. _n. _. , 
  (., cuckoo, buzz)
_____

onomatopoeic

  [,Onumtu'pi:Ik] = onomatopoeical
_____

onomatopoeical

  [,Onumtu'pi:Ikl] _a. 
_____

on-position

  ['Onp,zISn] _n. _.  
_____

onrush

  ['OnrAS] _n. , 
_____

onset

  ['Onset] _n.

    1) , , ; onset of wind  

    2) ; at the first onset  
_____

onslaught

  ['OnslO:t] _n.  , 
_____

onto

  ['Ontu] _prep. ; to get onto a horse   ; the boat was
  driven onto the rocks    
_____

ontogenesis

  [,Ontu'denIsIs] _n. _. 
_____

ontogeny

  [On'tOdInl] _n. _. 
_____

ontology

  [On'tOldI] _n. _. 
_____

onus

  ['uns] _. _n. (. _sing.) ; ; 
_____

onward

  ['Onwd]

    1. _a. ,  ң; ; onward movement
     ң

    2. _adv. ң, , 
_____

onwards

  ['Onwdz] = onward 2
_____

onyx

  ['OnIks] _n. _. 
_____

oodles

  ['u:dlz] _n. _pl. _.  , ; oodles of money
   
_____

oof

  [u:f] _n. _. , 
_____

oolite

  ['ulaIt] _n. _. 
_____

oolitic

  [,u'lItIk] _a. _. 
_____

oology

  [u'OldI] _n.     
_____

oolong

  ['u:lON] _n.  ޣ  
_____

ooze

  [u:z]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; , 

      2)  ; ,  

      3)  ,  

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  ; 

      2) _. , ; ; his strength oozed away 
       ; the secret oozed out  
_____

oozy

  ['u:zI] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

opacity

  [u'psItI] _n.

    1) ; acoustic opacity 

    2) Σ, 

    3) ,  (, )
_____

opal

  ['upl] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _attr. ;   ; opal glass  
_____

opalescent

  [,up'lesnt] _a. ,   
_____

opalesque

  [,up'lesk] = opalescent
_____

opaline

  1. _n. ['upli:n]

    1) _. 

    2)  

  2. _a. ['uplaIn] = opalescent
_____

opaque

  [u'peIk]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; ԣ

      2) , 

    2. _n. (the opaque) , 
_____

opart

  ['Opa:t] _n. "" (  , 
    )
_____

ope

  [up] _. . open 3
_____

open

  ['upn]

    1. _a.

      1) ; open sore  ;  {. . sore 1}; in the
      open air   ; to break ( to throw) open
       (, ); to tear open  (,
      ); with open eyes   ; _. ,
        ; open boat  

      2) , ; ; an open port  ; open
      market  ; the post is still open  ݣ  ; to
      be open to smth.  -.,    -.;
      open season  ; trial in open court  
      ; open letter   (   ..)

      3) , ; ; open contempt  ;
      an open countenance  ; to be open with smb. 
        -.

      4) ۣ, ۣ; open question  

      5)  ( ); open water ,   

      6) , ޣ ( ); open field  ;
      open space  

      7) ; ; to welcome with open arms  
      ԣ ; an open house  ; an open hand
       

      8)  ( )

      9) _.  ( , )

      *) he is an open book   ; to force an open door
         ; open champion   
      ; open ice ̣,   ; open verdict _.
           ; open
      weather (winter)   (); the open door _. 
       ; the Open University   (
         1971 .,      
          )

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) (the open)    ;  ;
      in the open   

      *) to come out into the open  ,   (
        ..)

    3. _v.

      1) (); (); to open an abscess 
      ; to open the bowels  ; to open a prospect
        ( ); to open the door to smth.
      _.   -.;  -. ; to open the
      mind  ; to open one's mind ( heart) to smb.
          -.

      2) (); to open the ball  ; _. 
      ;    ; to open the debate 
      ; the story opens with a wedding    
      

      3) , ; to open a shop  ; to open an
      account  ޣ ( )

      #) open into   ( );   ( ); open on
      ,  ; open out ף(); ();
      to open out one's arms  ; to open out the wings
       ; open up ) () ;
      (); ; to open up relations 
      ; to open up opportunities  ;
      ) 

      *) to open ground )    ;
      )  ;  
_____

open work

  ['upnw:k] . open-work
_____

open-air

  ['upn'E] _a.    ; an open-air life 
    
_____

open-and-shut

  ['upnnd'SAt] _a. _. , 
_____

open-armed

  ['upn'a:md] _a.  ԣ ; an open-armed welcome
   ң
_____

opencast

  ['upnka:st] _a. _.   ; opencast mining
    
_____

open-eared

  ['upn'Id] _a.  
_____

opener

  ['upn] _n.  
_____

open-eyed

  ['upn'aId] _a.

    1)    ( ) 

    2) 
_____

open-faced

  ['upn'feIst] _a.   
_____

open-field

  ['upn'fi:ld] _a. _.: open-field system  
  ,       
_____

open-handed

  ['upn'hndId] _a. 
_____

open-hearted

  ['upn,ha:tId] _a.

    1)   , 

    2) 
_____

opening

  ['upnIN]

    1. _pres-p.  open 3

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ;  ( )

      3) ; ;  

      4)  (, ,    ..)

      5)  ,  ; to give smb. an
      opening  -.  

      6) 

      7) _.    

      8) _.  ( )

      9) _.    

      10) _. 

      11) ; 

    3. _a.

      1) , ; the opening day of the exhibition 
       ; the opening night  (, )

      2) , 

      3) 
_____

openly

  ['upnlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

open-minded

  ['upn'maIndId] _a.

    1)   

    2) ģ

    3) 
_____

open-mouthed

  ['upn'maud] _a.

    1) ()   

    2) 
_____

openness

  ['upnnIs] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

open-work

  ['upnw:k] _n.

    1)  , ; 

    2) _.  ,  

    3) _attr. ; open-work stockings  
_____

opera

  ['Opr] _n.

    1) 

    2) (. the opera)  
_____

operable

  ['Oprbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

opera-cloak

  ['Oprkluk] _n.  ( ); 
_____

opera-glass

  ['Opr,gla:s] _n. (_pl. -glasses ['Opr,gla:sIz])  
_____

opera-glasses

  ['Opr,gla:sIz] _n. _pl.  opera-glass
_____

opera-hat

  ['Oprht] _n. ,  
_____

opera-house

  ['Oprhaus] _n.  
_____

operand

  ['Oprnd] _n. _.  (), 
_____

operate

  ['OpreIt] _v.

    1) ; ; to operate under a theory  
     -. ; to operate on one's own   
      

    2) , 

    3)  ,  (on, upon)

    4) _.  (on)

    5)   (, )

    6) ()  ; (); to operate a car 
    

    7) , 
_____

operated

  ['OpreItId]

    1. _p-p.  operate

    2. _a. ; remotely operated   
_____

operatic

  [,Op'rtIk] _a. ; an operatic singer  
_____

operating

  ['OpreItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  operate

    2. _a.

      1) ; operating knife  ; operating table
       ; operating surgeon ,  

      2) ; operating costs  ; 
      

      3)  (   ..); operating personnel ,
       
_____

operating-room

  ['OpreItINrum] _n. 
_____

operating-theatre

  ['OpreItIN,It] _n.  (  )
_____

operation

  [,Op'reISn] _n.

    1) , ; ;   ; to come into
    operation  ; to call into operation  
    ; in operation  ; in full operation   

    2) 

    3)  ()

    4)  , 

    5) _. 

    6) , 

    7)  (  ..)

    8) _attr. ; operation costs   
_____

operational

  [,Op'reISnl] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; operational efficiency () 

    3)   , ; operational costs  
     (  ..)

    4) ; ; to become operational   
_____

operative

  ['OprtIv]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; ; to become operative
         ( )

      2) ; operative part of a resolution  
      

      3) _. ; ; operative treatment
       

      4) , , ; operative condition ,
       

    2. _n.

      1) -

      2) 
_____

operatize

  ['OprtaIz] _v.    -. 
_____

operator

  ['OpreIt] _n.

    1) ; ; operator's position  

    2) ; ; ; 

    3) ,   

    4) _. 

    5)    ; smooth ( slick) operator  

    6) _.     

    *) big operators _.  ;   
_____

operetta

  [,Op'ret] _n. 
_____

ophidian

  [O'fIdIn] _.

    1. _a.

      1)    

      2) , 

    2. _n. 
_____

ophiolatry

  [,OfI'OltrI] _n. 
_____

ophite

  ['OfaIt] _n. _. 
_____

ophthalmia

  [Of'lmI] _n. _. 
_____

ophthalmic

  [Of'lmIk] _a. _. 
_____

ophthalmologist

  [,Ofl'mOldIst] _n. 
_____

ophthalmology

  [,Ofl'mOldI] _n. 
_____

opiate

  ['upIIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)    

    2. _a.

      1)  

      2) , 

    3. _v. _.

      1)   

      2) 

      3) 
_____

opine

  [u'paIn] _v. _.  , 
_____

opinion

  ['pInjn] _n.

    1) , ; to be of opinion that , ; to have no
    settled opinions   ̣ ; to have no opinion of
       ; in my opinion   , -; to
    act up to one's opinions    

    2) ,  ; counsel's opinion   
    ; to have the best opinion     (
     ..); to have ( to get) another opinion  ݣ 
    

    3) _attr.: opinion giver   ; opinion
    makers ,   ; opinion poll 
     

    *) opinions differ _.    ; a matter of opinion
     
_____

opinionated

  ['pInjneItId] _a.  ; ; 
_____

opium

  ['upjm] _n. , 
_____

opium den

  ['upjmden] _n.   
_____

opium joint

  ['upjm'dOInt] _. = opium den
_____

opium-eater

  ['upjm,i:t] _n.  
_____

opodeldoc

  [,Opu'deldOk] _n. _. 
_____

opossum

  ['pOsm] _n. _. ;   {. . possum}
_____

oppidan

  ['OpIdn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)   ,    
_____

opponent

  ['punnt]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a.

      1)  , 

      2) 
_____

opportune

  ['Optju:n] _a. , ; ; an opportune
  moment  ; opportune rain  
_____

opportunism

  ['Optju:nIzm] _n. 
_____

opportunist

  ['Optju:nIst]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

opportunity

  [,Op'tju:nItI] _n.  ;  ; to take
  the opportunity (of)  ; to lose an opportunity
     
_____

oppose

  ['puz] _v.

    1)  (with, against)

    2)  , , ;
    ; ; to oppose the resolution  

    3)   ;  
_____

opposed

  ['puzd]

    1. _p-p.  oppose

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2)  ; opposed landing _.  
       

      3)  (to)
_____

opposite

  ['OpzIt]

    1. _a.

      1) ,  , 

      2) ; ; opposite poles _. ͣ
      

      *) opposite number ,      
      ,   ..; Σ, 

    2. _n. ; direct ( exact) opposite 
    

    3. _adv. ; the house opposite  

    4. _prep.

      1) , 

      2) ; the cheque was made opposite my name     ϣ
      
_____

opposition

  [,Op'zISn] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) ; his Majesty's opposition _.   

    3) , ; 

    4) _. 

    5) _attr.   ; the opposition benches _.
     
_____

oppositionist

  [,Op'zISnIst] _n. 
_____

oppress

  ['pres] _v.

    1) , 

    2) , ; to feel oppressed with the heat  
    
_____

oppression

  ['preSn] _n.

    1) , , Σ

    2) ԣ; 
_____

oppressive

  ['presIv] _a.

    1) , , ; oppressive weather , 
    

    2) ; oppressive legislation  ; oppressive
    domination ,  Σ
_____

oppressiveness

  ['presIvnIs] _n.  
_____

oppressor

  ['pres] _n. , 
_____

opprobrious

  ['prubrIs] _a.

    1) ; opprobrious language 

    2) 
_____

opprobrium

  ['prubrIm] _n. ; 
_____

oppugn

  [O'pju:n] _v.

    1)  ( -.), 

    2) ;  

    3) 
_____

opt

  [Opt] _v. ; he opted for the natural sciences  
   

    #) opt out   ; ,  (  
    .. .  ); to opt out of society  
_____

optative

  ['OpttIv] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. , ; optative mood 
_____

optic

  ['OptIk]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. _. 
_____

optical

  ['OptIkl] _a. , ; optical illusion 
  ; optical disc _. 
_____

optician

  [Op'tISn] _n. 
_____

optics

  ['OptIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

optimism

  ['OptImIzm] _n. 
_____

optimist

  ['OptImIst] _n. 
_____

optimistic

  [,OptI'mIstIk] _a. , 
_____

optimistical

  [,OptI'mIstIkl] _a. , 
_____

optimum

  ['OptImm] _n. (_pl. -tima, -s ['OptImmz])

    1)   

    2) _attr. ; to have an optimum effect  
    
_____

option

  ['OpSn] _n.

    1) ,    ; I have no option    ;
    local option       
      -. (.,     ..)

    2)  

    3) _. 

    4) _. ;   
_____

optional

  ['OpSnl] _a. ; 
_____

optophone

  ['Optfun] _n.  (     )
_____

opulence

  ['Opjulns] _n. , ; 
_____

opulent

  ['Opjulnt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; ; opulent vegetation  

    3)  ( )
_____

opus

  ['ups] _. _n. (. _sing.)  ; ; opus
  magnum   (. )
_____

opuscule

  [O'pAskju:l] _n.     
_____

or

  I [O:] _cj. ; or else ; make haste or else you will be late
  ,   ; or so , - 
  

  II [O:] _n. _.   ֣ 
_____

orach

  ['OrItS] _n. _. 
_____

oracle

  ['Orkl] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3)  

    4) _.  

    *) to work the oracle   ;  
_____

oracular

  [O'rkjul] _a.

    1) 

    2)   ; 

    3) ; , 
_____

oral

  ['O:rl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) _. 

    2. _n. _.  
_____

orally

  ['O:rlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) _.  ɣ  ( ); not to be taken orally
     ( )
_____

orange

  ['OrInd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; blood orange -̣

      2)  

      3)  

      *) oranges and lemons     ; Blenheim
      orange    

    2. _a. 

      *) orange book ޣ   (  ̣)
_____

orange melon

  ['OrInd,meln] _n. _.  
_____

orangeade

  ['OrInd'eId] _n.  ()
_____

orange-blossom

  ['OrInd,blOsm] _n.

    1)  

    2) ̣ ( )
_____

orange-fin

  ['OrIndfIn] _n.  
_____

orange lily

  ['OrInd'lIlI] _n. _.  
_____

orange-peel

  ['OrIndpi:l] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

orangery

  ['OrIndrI] _n.

    1)    

    2)  (   )
_____

orange-tip

  ['OrIndtIp] _n. -
_____

orang-outang

  ['O:rN'u:tN] _n. _. 
_____

orang-utan

  ['O:rN'u:tn] _n. _. 
_____

orate

  [O:'reIt] _v. _.  , ,
  
_____

oration

  [O:'reISn] _n.

    1)  (. )

    2) _. direct (indirect) oration  () 
_____

orator

  ['Ort] _n. ; he is no orator   ; Public Orator
    ,   
   (   )
_____

oratorical

  [,Or'tOrIkl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

oratorio

  [,Or'tO:rIu] _n. (_pl. -os [,Or'tO:rIuz]) _. 
_____

oratory

  I ['OrtrI] _n.

    1) ;  , 

    2) 

  II ['OrtrI] _n. , 
_____

orb

  [O:b]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  

      3)  ( )

      4) _. ,  

      5) _.  

      6) ; , 

    2. _v. _.      
_____

orbed

  [O:bd]

    1. _p-p.  orb 2

    2. _a. , , 
_____

orbicular

  [O:'bIkjul] _a.

    1) , , ; orbicular muscle _. 
    

    2) ۣ
_____

orbit

  ['O:bIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to put ( to place) in orbit   ; to go
      into orbit   

      2) ,  

      3) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   

      3)   
_____

orbital

  ['O:bItl] _a.

    1) ; orbital station  ; orbital transfer
    ̣     

    2) _. _. 
_____

orbiting

  ['O:bItIN]

    1. _n.   ;   

    2. _a. 
_____

orchard

  ['O:tSd] _n.  
_____

orcharding

  ['OtSdIN] _n. 
_____

orchardman

  ['O:tSdmn] _n. 
_____

orchestic

  [O:'kestIk] _a. 
_____

orchestics

  [O:'kestIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.)  
_____

orchestra

  ['O:kIstr] _n.

    1) 

    2)     

    3) _.  (. orchestra chairs, orchestra stalls)

    4)  (   _-. )
_____

orchestral

  [O:'kestrl] _a. 
_____

orchestrate

  ['O:kIstreIt] _v. , 
_____

orchestration

  [,O:kes'treISn] _n. , 
_____

orchestrion

  [O:'kestrIn] _n. _. 
_____

orchid

  ['O:kId] _n. _. 
_____

orchidaceous

  [,O:kI'deISs] _a. 
_____

orchil

  ['O:tSIl] _n.  (- )
_____

orchis

  ['O:kIs] _n. _. 
_____

ordain

  [O:'deIn] _v.

    1)    

    2) ; 
_____

ordeal

  [O:'di:l] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. " " ( Σ  )
_____

order

  ['O:d]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; order of priorities ң
      (  ..); in alphabetical (chronological) order 
       () ; in order of size (importance,
      etc.)   (    ..)

      2) , ; to get out of order ; in bad
      order  ; to put in order   

      3)   ; his liver is out of order  
       

      4) ; ; to keep order  ; to call to
      order    {. . 5)}; order!, order!  !

      5)  (   ..); ; ; order of
      business  ; order of the day )  ; ) ,
        ( ,   ..) {. . 9)}; to
      call to order _.  () {. . 4)}; on a point of
      order    ; to be in order   
      

      6) ,  ; social order 
      

      7) _. ,  ; close (extended) order 
      (Σ) ; marching order )  ;
      )  ; parade order   

      8)  ;  ; the lower orders  

      9) , ; ; Order in Council ,
               
         ; order of the day _.  
         {. . 5)}; one's orders _. _.
       ; under the orders of...  ...

      10) ; made to order   ; on order , 
       ; repeat order  ; orders on hand _.
       

      11) ; cheque to (a person's) order _.  

      12) ; ; ; admission by order   

      13) _.    ( )

      14)  , ; Order of Lenin  

      15)    

      16) , ; ; talent of another order  
      

      17) 

      18) _pl. _.  ; to be in (to take) orders  ()
       ; to confer orders 

      19) _. ; 

      20) _. _. ; 

      21) _. 

      *) tall ( large) order  ,  ; in order
      _.  ; in order that  , ; in order to
       , ; of the order of ; in short order ;
      _. ,  ; to be under orders _. 
      

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) ; ; 

      3) ; to be ordered abroad    ; to
      order smb. out of the country  -.   

      4) 

      5) ,  (  ..)

      6) 

      #) order about , 
_____

order-book

  ['O:dbuk] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.    
_____

order-form

  ['O:dfO:m] _n.  ,  
_____

orderliness

  ['O:dlInIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

orderly

  ['O:dlI]

    1. _n.

      1) _. , 

      2) _. 

      3) _. 

      4)   (. street orderly)

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ; ,  ; 

      3) 

      4) , ; ; orderly rundown 
      ף,  

      5) ; orderly book = order-book 2); orderly man _.
      ) ; )  ( ); orderly officer 
      
_____

orderly-room

  ['O:dlIrum] _n. _.  
_____

order-paper

  ['O:d,peIp] _n.   (    )
_____

ordinal

  ['O:dInl] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

ordinance

  ['O:dInns] _n.

    1) , ;  

    2) , 

    3) ,  
_____

ordinarily

  ['O:dnrIlI] _adv. ; ,  ԣ
_____

ordinary

  ['O:dnrI]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; ; ; in an ordinary way
        ; ordinary people  ; ordinary
      seaman  2- ; ordinary call   (
      )

      2) , 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) ,    

      3) -. , ; in ordinary ; out of the
      ordinary 

      4) _. ;   

      5) _.   ; _.      (
       )

      6) _. ,   

      7) _.      ף 

      *) Surgeon in Ordinary to the King -; professor in ordinary
       
_____

ordination

  [,O:dI'neISn] _n.    , 
_____

ordnance

  ['O:dnns] _n.

    1)  , ;   ;
    -   ; naval ordnance 
    

    2) _attr. 

    3) _attr.: ordnance survey )   ;
    ) - ߣ
_____

ordure

  ['O:dju] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) , 

    3) 

    4) 
_____

ore

  [O:] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. () 

    3) _attr. ; ore mining  
_____

ore body

  ['O:'bOdI] _n. _.  
_____

oread

  ['O:rId] _n. _. _.  ( )
_____

ore-dressing

  ['O:,dresIN] _n.  ;   
  
_____

organ

  ['O:gn] _n.

    1) ; organs of speech  

    2) , ; governmental organs  

    3) 

    4) _. ; American organ ; street organ 

    5)  ; ; organs of public opinion , ,
    
_____

organ-blower

  ['O:gn,blu] _n.   ( )
_____

organdie

  ['O:gndI] _n.  , 
_____

organdy

  ['O:gndI] _n.  , 
_____

organ-grinder

  ['O:gn,graInd] _n. 
_____

organic

  [O:'gnIk] _a.

    1) ;    

    2) ; 

    3) ; ; organic whole  

    4) _. _. organic law  , ; organic act
        ""   "" 
    
_____

organism

  ['O:gnIzm] _n. 
_____

organist

  ['O:gnIst] _n. 
_____

organization

  [,O:gnaI'zeISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; , 

    3) 

    4) _.       

    5) _.  

    6) _attr. 
_____

organization chart

  [,O:gnaI'zeISn'tSa:t] _n. 
_____

organize

  ['O:gnaIz] _v.

    1) , 

    2) _.   ; to organize the House
          

    3) () , ()   
_____

organized

  ['O:gnaIzd]

    1. _p-p.  organize

    2. _a.

      1) ; organized labour  

      2): organized matter  
_____

organizer

  ['O:gnaIz] _n. 
_____

organ-loft

  ['O:gnlOft] _n.     , 
_____

organotherapy

  [,O:gnu'erpI] _n. _. 
_____

organ-player

  ['O:gn,pleI] = organist
_____

orgasm

  ['O:gzm] _n. _. 
_____

orgeat

  ['O:t] _n.  ()
_____

orgy

  ['O:dI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. ,  (  ..); a regular orgy of
    parties and concerts    
_____

oriel

  ['O:rIl] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2)  , 
_____

orient

  1. _n. ['O:rInt]

    1) (the Orient) ,  

    2)   

  2. _a. ['O:rInt]

    1) _. 

    2) , ; the orient sun  

    3) , 

    4)   ( )

  3. _v. ['O:rIent]

    1) ;   ( ); to orient
    oneself 

    2)     
_____

oriental

  [,O:rI'entl]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. (Oriental)  
_____

orientalism

  [,O:rI'entlIzm] _n.

    1) ; , ,   

    2) , 
_____

orientalist

  [,O:rI'entlIst] _n. , 
_____

orientalize

  [,O:rI'entlaIz] _v.      
  
_____

orientate

  ['O:rIenteIt] = orient 3
_____

orientation

  [,O:rIen'teISn] _n. , , 
_____

oriented

  ['O:rIentId]

    1. _p-p.  orient 3

    2.       -.;  -.;
    spaceoriented      
_____

orifice

  ['OrIfIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; ; 

    3) _. , , ̣
_____

origan

  ['OrIgn] _n. _.  
_____

origanum

  [O'rIgnm] _n. _.  
_____

origin

  ['OrIdIn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; of humble origin  
_____

original

  ['rIdnl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; in the original  

      2) 

      3) , 

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; the original edition  ;
      original sin _.  

      2) ; the original picture  

      3) , ; original scientist ޣ-

      4) , , 
_____

originality

  [,rIdI'nlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) , 
_____

originally

  ['rIdInlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) 
_____

originate

  ['rIdIneIt] _v.

    1)  , ; ; to originate a new style in
    music     

    2)  , ,  (from, in -  -.; from,
    with -  -.); with whom did the idea originate?  
      ?
_____

origination

  [,rIdI'neISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

originative

  ['rIdIneItIv] _a.

    1)  , 

    2) , 
_____

originator

  ['rIdIneIt] _n.

    1) ; , 

    2) 
_____

orinasal

  [,O:rI'neIzl] _a. -; orinasal vowel _. 
  
_____

oriole

  ['O:rIul] _n. 
_____

orison

  ['O:rIzn] _n. (. _pl.) _. 
_____

orlop

  ['O:lOp] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

orlop-deck

  ['O:lOpdek] = orlop
_____

ormolu

  ['O:mulu:] _n.

    1)  ,     ;  ;
       

    2) ޣ 

    3)     ޣ 
_____

ornament

  1. _n. ['O:nmnt]

    1) ,  (. _.); he is an ornament to his
    profession     

    2) (. _pl.)  , 

  2. _v. ['O:nment] 
_____

ornamental

  [,O:n'mentl]

    1. _a.  , ; 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _pl. , 
_____

ornamentation

  [,O:nmen'teISn] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _. 
_____

ornate

  [O:'neIt] _a.

    1)  

    2)  ( )
_____

ornithic

  [O:'nIIk] = ornithological
_____

ornithological

  [,O:nI'lOdIkl] _a. 
_____

ornithologist

  [,O:nI'OldIst] _n. 
_____

ornithology

  [,O:nI'OldI] _n. 
_____

ornithorhyncus

  [,O:nIu'rINks] _n. _. 
_____

orogenesis

  [,O:ru'denIsIs] = orogeny
_____

orogeny

  [O'rOdnI] _n. _. , 
_____

orography

  [O'rOgrfI] _n. 
_____

oroide

  ['uruId] _n.     
_____

orotund

  ['OrutAnd] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ; 
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orphan

  ['O:fn]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 

    3. _v.  ;  
_____

orphanage

  ['O:fnId] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

orphaned

  ['O:fnd]

    1. _p-p.  orphan 3

    2. _a. ,  
_____

orphanhood

  ['O:fnhud] _n. 
_____

orpin

  ['O:pIn] = orpine
_____

orpine

  ['O:pIn] _n. _.  
_____

orrery

  ['OrrI] _n. 
_____

orris

  ['OrIs] _n.

    1) _.  

    2)  

    3)    
_____

orris-powder

  ['OrIs,paud] = orris 3)
_____

orris-root

  ['OrIsru:t] = orris 2)
_____

orthodox

  ['O:dOks] _a.

    1) ; ; 

    2) (Orthodox) _. 
_____

orthodoxy

  ['O:dOksI] _n.

    1) 

    2) (Orthodoxy) _. 
_____

orthoepy

  ['O:uepI] _n. _. 
_____

orthogenesis

  [,O:u'denIsIs] _n. _. 
_____

orthogonal

  [O:'Ognl] _a. , 
_____

orthographic

  [,O:'grfIk] = orthographical
_____

orthographical

  [,O:'grfIkl] _a. 
_____

orthography

  [O:'OgrfI] _n. , 
_____

orthopaedic

  [,O:u'pi:dIk] _a. _. 
_____

orthopaedist

  [,O:u'pi:dIst] _n. 
_____

orthopaedy

  ['O:upi:dI] _n. _. 
_____

orthopedic

  [,O:u'pi:dIk] = orthopaedic
_____

orthopedist

  [,O:u'pi:dIst] = orthopaedist
_____

orthopedy

  ['O:upi:dI] = orthopaedy
_____

orthoptic

  [O:'OptIk] _a.    
_____

ortolan

  ['O:tln] _n.   ()
_____

oryx

  ['OrIks] _n. _.  , 
_____

oscillate

  ['OsIleIt] _v.

    1) ()

    2) ;  (. _.)
_____

oscillation

  [,OsI'leISn] _n.

    1) ; , 

    2) _attr. ; oscillation frequency  
_____

oscillator

  ['OsIleIt] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) _. ; 
_____

oscillatory

  ['OsIltrI] _a. ; oscillatory circuit _.
   
_____

oscillograph

  [O'sIlugra:f] _n. 
_____

oscillotron

  [O'sIltrOn] _n.  - 
_____

osculant

  ['Oskjulnt] _a.

    1) _. ; 

    2) _. , 
_____

oscular

  ['Oskjul] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

osculate

  ['OskjuleIt] _v.

    1) _. , 

    2) 
_____

osculation

  [,Oskju'leISn] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) 
_____

osier

  ['u] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ()

    3) _attr. 
_____

osier-bed

  ['ubed] _n. 
_____

osiris

  [u'saIrIs] _n. . _. 
_____

osmium

  ['OzmIm] _n. _. 
_____

osmose

  ['Osmus] _n. _. 
_____

osmosis

  [Oz'musIs] _n. _. 
_____

osmotic

  [Oz'mOtIk] _a. _. 
_____

osseous

  ['OsIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

ossicle

  ['OsIkl] _n. _. 
_____

ossification

  [,OsIfI'keISn] _n. 
_____

ossify

  ['OsIfaI] _v. ()  ; 
_____

ossuary

  ['OsjurI] _n.

    1) ;   

    2)  
_____

osteitis

  [,OstI'aItIs] _n. _. 
_____

ostensible

  [Os'tensbl] _a.

    1)  ; ; ; ostensible purpose
     

    2) , 
_____

ostensory

  [Os'tensrI] _n. _. 
_____

ostentation

  [,Osten'teISn] _n.   (-.); ;
   
_____

ostentatious

  [,Osten'teISs] _a. ; 
_____

osteography

  [,OstI'OgrfI] _n. 
_____

osteology

  [,OstI'OldI] _n. 
_____

ostler

  ['Osl] _n.  (  )
_____

ostracism

  ['OstrsIzm] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

ostracize

  ['OstrsaIz] _v.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

ostreiculture

  ['OstrIIkAltS] _n.  
_____

ostrich

  ['OstrItS] _n. 

    *) the digestion of an ostrich "֣" ; ostrich policy
    ,   
_____

ostrich-farm

  ['OstrItSfa:m] _n. ,   
_____

ostrich-plume

  ['OstrItSplu:m] _n.  ;  
_____

other

  ['A]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; some other time -   ; other
      things being equal    ; the other world
       , " "; other times, other manners (. other
      days, other ways)   -  

      2) , ; a few other examples 
       

      3) ( .  . .) ; the other students 
      

      *) the other day  , 

    2. _pron. _indef. ; no other than  , ; someone
    (something) or other - (-); one or other of us will
    be there -.    ; some day ( some time) or other
    -,   ; you are the man of all others for the
    work       ; think of others 
     

    3. _adv. ; I can't do other than accept     
_____

otherwhence

  ['Awens] _adv. _.   
_____

otherwhere

  ['AwE] = otherwheres
_____

otherwheres

  ['AwEz] _adv. _.   ;   
_____

otherwise

  ['AwaIz]

    1. _adv.

      1) ,  ;  ; -; how could it be
      otherwise?    ?; unless otherwise qualified 
      , ң 

      2)   

      3)  ,   ; go at once, otherwise you will miss
      your train  ,    

    2. _a. , ; tracts agricultural and otherwise  
     
_____

otherwise-minded

  ['AwaIz'maIndId] _a. 
_____

other-worldly

  ['A,w:ldlI] _a.

    1)    

    2) 

    3) 
_____

otic

  ['utIk] _a. _. ; 
_____

otiose

  ['uSIus] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. , 
_____

otioseness

  ['uSIusnIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

otiosity

  [,uSI'OsItI] = otioseness
_____

otologist

  [u'tOldIst] _n.    
_____

otology

  [u'tOldI] _n. 
_____

otophone

  ['utfun] _n.  (  )
_____

otoscope

  ['utskup] _n. _. 
_____

otter

  ['Ot] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)   (-    
    )
_____

otter-dog

  ['OtdOg] _n.    
_____

otter-hound

  ['Othaund] = otter-dog
_____

otto

  ['Otu] = attar
_____

ottoman

  ['Otumn] _n. , , 
_____

oubliette

  [,u:blI'et] _n. _. ,    
_____

ouch

  I [autS] _n. _.

    1) ; 

    2)   

  II [autS] _int. !, !
_____

ought

  I [O:t] _. . nought

  II [O:t] _v.   :

    1) : I ought to go there     

    2) : the telegram ought to reach him within two hours ,
    ,    ,    

    3) ң: you ought to have written to her    
    (    )
_____

ounce

  I [auns] _n.

    1)  (= 28,3 .)

    2) , ; he hasn't got an ounce of sense     
     

    *) an ounce of practice is worth a pound of theory   
     

  II [auns] _n. _. 
_____

our

  ['au] prop _poss. (. ; . ours) 
_____

ours

  ['auz] _pron. _poss. ( ,  . ; . our)
  ; ours is a large family   ; this garden is ours 
   ; it is no business of ours    ; Jones of ours
     
_____

ourself

  [,au'self] _pron. _emph.  (  ,    ..)
_____

ourselves

  [,au'selvz] _pron.

    1) _refl. , -; ; we shall only harm ourselves  
     

    2) _emph. ; let us do it ourselves    
_____

ousel

  ['u:zl] = ouzel
_____

oust

  [aust] _v.

    1) ,  (أ-.) ; ; to oust the worms
     

    2) _. 
_____

ouster

  ['aust] _n. _. ,   (. )
_____

out

  [aut]

    1. _adv.

      1) , ; ; ;  .  ; he is
      out  ,   ; the chicken is out ̣ ;
      the book is out    ; the eruption is out all over
      him       ; the floods are out 
        ; out at sea   ; out with him! 
      !; out and home   ; the ball is out   
      ; the secret is out  ; out with it! !
      (   ,      ..); to have an evening
      out     ( ,   ..)

      2)    ۣ;  
      -; to pour out ; to fill out ) ();
      ) ()

      3)  ,  -.: before the week is out 
       

      4)  ,   -.: the money is
      out  ; the fire (candle) is out  ()
      (); the lease is out   ԣ

      5)    -. , , : crinolines
      are out    ; my watch is five minutes out 
       ""  5 ; to be out   , 
      

      *) out and about   ; out and away
      , , ; out and in = in and out {. in 2};
      out and out ) ; ) ; to be out for ( to) 
         -.; she is out for compliments 
        ; to be out with smb.   -. 
      ,   

    2. _prep. out of  : )     ,
    , ; he lives out of town  ף  ; )  
    -.  ; they moved out of town    ; she
    took the money out of the bag     ; ) ,
        ; this table is made out of different
    kinds of wood       ;
    )     ; five pupils out of thirty were
    absent     ; a scene out of a play
      ; ) ,   -, ; out
    of envy  ; out of necessity  ; ) 
    -.    , ; out of money  ; out
    of work  ; out of time ;   ; out of use
    ,   ; out of health ;
    out of mind )   ; ) 

      *) to be done out of smth.  ۣ -. ( ԣ);
      to be out of it )    ޣ-.;    
      -.; )   -.; )  
      ; you're absolutely out of it    
       ; to be out of one's mind    ϣ ,   
      

    3. _a.

      1) , , ; out match  

      2)  ; out size   

      3) _. 

    4. _n.

      1) ; ; to leave no out to smb.    
      -.

      2) (the outs) _pl. _. 

      3) _. 

      4) _. _. 

      *) at (_. on) the outs  ,  

    5. _int. _. !; out upon you! ) !; ) !

    6. _v. _.

      1) ; out that man!   !

      2) ,  (,   ..)

      3) _. ; he was outed in the first round 
         

      4) _.   

      5)   ,   ..

      #) out with 
_____

out-

  [aut] _pref.

    1)    )  -; to outshout
    ; to outrun ; ) ۣ -; to outspeak
    ()

    2)     : ) ,
    : outburst    ..; ) ̣: outhouse
     ; outlying ̣
_____

out-and-out

  ['autnd'aut] _a. , ; out-and-out war  
_____

out-and-outer

  ['autnd'aut] _n. _.

    1)   ϣ ; -.,     

    2) ; 
_____

out-argue

  [aut'a:gju:] _v. 
_____

out-distance

  [aut'dIstns] _v. ; 
_____

out-jockey

  [aut'dOkI] _v. _. ,  
_____

out-of-date

  ['autv'deIt] _a. ; 
_____

out-of-door

  ['autv'dO:]

    1. _a. = outdoor

    2. _adv. = outdoors 1)

    3. _n. = outdoors 2)
_____

out-of-doors

  ['autv'dO:z]

    1. _a. = outdoor

    2. _adv. = outdoors 1)

    3. _n. = outdoors 2)
_____

out-of-print

  ['autv'prInt] _a.  ( ); out-of-print books 
  
_____

out-of-the-way

  ['autv'weI] _a.

    1) ̣; ̣,  

    2) ; out-of-the-way items of information 
    

    3) , 
_____

out-of-work

  ['autv'w:k]

    1. _a. ,   

    2. _n. 
_____

out-patient

  ['aut,peISnt] _n.

    1)  

    2) _attr. ; out-patient hospital ; out-patient
    treatment  
_____

out-talk

  [aut'tO:k] _v.  (-.);     ()
_____

out-to-out

  ['auttu'aut] _n. _.   
_____

out-top

  [aut'tOp] _v.

    1)   (-., -.)

    2) 
_____

out-turn

  ['aut't:n] = output 1), 2)  3)
_____

outage

  ['autId]

    1) _n. ;  

    2) , 

    3)  
_____

outback

  ['autbk] _n. _. ̣,  
_____

outbade

  [aut'beId] _p.  outbid
_____

outbalance

  [aut'blns] _v.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

outbid

  [aut'bId] _v. (outbid, outbade; outbid, outbidden)

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

outbidden

  [aut'bIdn] _p-p.  outbid
_____

outboard

  ['autbO:d] _adv.  ;   
_____

outbound

  ['autbaund] _a.

    1)        ( )

    2)   , 
_____

outbrave

  [aut'breIv] _v.

    1)  

    2)    

    3)  ,  ; to outbrave the storm  
    
_____

outbreak

  ['autbreIk]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ()

      2) ()  (,   ..);  ();
        (_-. ); outbreak of hostilities
        

      3) ; 

      4) _. ,    

    2. _v. _. = break out {. break I, 2}
_____

outbuild

  [aut'bIld] _v. (outbuilt)

    1)  , 

    2)  
_____

outbuilding

  ['aut,bIldIN] = outhouse
_____

outbuilt

  [aut'bIlt] _p.  _p-p.  outbuild
_____

outburst

  ['autb:st] _n. , ; outburst of tears  ̣
_____

outcast

  ['autka:st]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

    2. _a.

      1) , ; 

      2) 
_____

outclass

  [aut'kla:s] _v.

    1)   ; 

    2) _.    
_____

outcollege

  ['aut,kOlId] _a.    ,    
_____

outcome

  ['autkAm] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) ,  
_____

outcrop

  ['autkrOp]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) _. ,   

      2)  , 
_____

outcry

  ['autkraI]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; 

      2) () 

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2) 

      3) 
_____

outdance

  [aut'da:ns] _v.   ;   
_____

outdare

  [aut'dE] _v.

    1)  , 

    2)  
_____

outdated

  [aut'deItId] _a. , 
_____

outdid

  [aut'dId] _p.  outdo
_____

outdo

  [aut'du:] _v. (outdid; outdone) ; 
_____

outdone

  [aut'dAn] _p-p.  outdo
_____

outdoor

  ['autdO:] _a.

    1)     ,   ;
    outdoor games    ; to lead an outdoor life
         ; an outdoor theatre 
      

    2)    ; outdoor speaking  
    ; outdoor pick-up  

    3) , ; outdoor aerial _.  

    *) outdoor hands  
_____

outdoors

  ['aut'dO:z]

    1. _adv.   ;  

    2. _n. , ; the outdoors lighted   

      *) all outdoors _.  , ӣ
_____

outdrive

  [aut'draIv] _v. (outdrove; outdriven) 
_____

outdriven

  [aut'drIvn] _p-p.  outdrive
_____

outdrove

  [aut'druv] _p..  outdrive
_____

outer

  ['aut]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; outer coverings  ; outer space
          ; the outer world
      ) ,  ; )  , , ; the
      outer man  , ; outer garments  ; the
      outer wood  

      2) ̣  ; the outer suburbs  

      3)  ( . )

      4) _. 

    2. _n. _.

      1)   , ""

      2)     ,  ""
_____

outermost

  ['autmust] _a.    ,  
_____

outerwear

  ['autwE] _n. _.  
_____

outface

  [aut'feIs] _v.

    1) ,     

    2)  , 
_____

outfall

  ['autfO:l] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; , ֣
_____

outfield

  ['autfi:ld] _n.

    1) ̣ 

    2) ,  

    3) _.    ( ); ,  
      
_____

outfight

  [aut'faIt] _v.  ( ,   ..)
_____

outfit

  ['autfIt]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( ); ; camping outfit
       

      2) 

      3) ; , ,  (,
      ); a carpenter's outfit  

      4) _. ; ; ; ; _. ,
      

      5) , ; a publishing outfit 

      *) mental outfit  

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3)  
_____

outfitter

  ['aut,fIt] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)  ,  ,   ..; a
    gentleman's outfitter    
_____

outflank

  [aut'flNk] _v.

    1) _.   ,  ,   
    ()

    2) ; 
_____

outflow

  1. _n. ['autflu] ; ; ; an outflow of bad language
   ; outflow of capital _.  ( ) 

  2. _v. [aut'flu] , 
_____

outfox

  [aut'fOks] _v. 
_____

outgeneral

  [aut'denrl] _v.    
_____

outgiving

  ['aut,gIvIN]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a. , 
_____

outgo

  1. _n. ['autgu] (_pl. -oes ['autguz])

    1) , ; , 

    2) , 

  2. _v. [aut'gu] (outwent; outgone) , 
_____

outgoing

  [aut'guIN]

    1. _pres-p.  outgo 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; , ; outgoing tenant ,
        

      2)  ( , )

      3) _. , 

    3. _n. _pl. 
_____

outgone

  [aut'gOn] _p-p.  outgo 2
_____

outgrew

  [aut'gru:] _p.  outgrow
_____

outgrow

  [aut'gru] _v. (outgrew; outgrown)

    1) ;  ( ); my family has outgrown our
    house       

    2)    (    ..)
_____

outgrown

  [aut'grun] _p-p.  outgrow
_____

outgrowth

  ['autgru] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

outhouse

  ['authaus] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)  ; 

    3) _.   
_____

outing

  ['autIN] _n.

    1)  , , ; to go for an outing
       ( , )

    2) _. ; 
_____

outlaid

  [aut'leId] _p.  _p-p.  outlay 2
_____

outlandish

  [aut'lndIS] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) ; , 

    3) , 

    4)  ( )
_____

outlast

  [aut'la:st] _v.

    1)  ,  (-.)

    2)  (-.)

    3) ; he will not outlast six months     
    
_____

outlaw

  ['autlO:]

    1. _n.

      1)   ; , ; 

      2) , 

      3) ,   

      4) _. ,   "ޣ "

    2. _a. ; outlaw strike ,   
    

    3. _v.

      1)  (-.)  ;   

      2) _.   
_____

outlawry

  ['autlO:rI] _n.   ,   
_____

outlay

  1. _n. ['autleI] , ; outlay on ( for) scientific
  research    

  2. _v. [aut'leI] (outlaid) 
_____

outlet

  ['autlet] _n.

    1)    

    2) _. , 

    3) , 

    4)  ; outlet for investment   

    5)  ; retail outlet   

    6) _.  
_____

outlier

  ['aut,laI] _n.

    1) ,     

    2) 

    3) _.   ; -
_____

outline

  ['autlaIn]

    1. _n.

      1) ( _pl.) ; ; ; in outline )  
      ; )  ( )

      2) ; ; 

      3) , , 

      4) _pl. ;  

      5) _attr. ; an outline map  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) ,    ;  
_____

outlive

  [aut'lIv] _v.

    1)  (-., -.); to outlive one's capacity   
       (  ..)

    2) 
_____

outlook

  ['autluk] _n.

    1) , 

    2)   ; a good outlook for trade  
     

    3) 

    4)  

    5)  

    6) 
_____

outlying

  ['aut,laIIN] _a. ̣, ̣; ̣
_____

outmanoeuvre

  [,autm'nu:v] _v.

    1)     

    2) 
_____

outmarch

  ['aut'ma:tS] _v.

    1)     (-.);  
    (-.)

    2) 
_____

outmatch

  [aut'mtS] _v. , 
_____

outmoded

  ['aut'mudId] _a.   , ; 
_____

outmost

  ['autmust] = outermost
_____

outness

  ['autnIs] _n.  ;  
_____

outnumber

  [aut'nAmb] _v.  
_____

outpace

  [aut'peIs] _v. ,  
_____

outperform

  [,autp'fO:m] _v.  ,  
_____

outplay

  [aut'pleI] _v. 
_____

outpoint

  [aut'pOInt] _v. _.   
_____

outpost

  ['autpust] _n.

    1) 

    2) ̣ 

    3) _pl. (_. _sing.) _.  ; 
    
_____

outpour

  1. _n. ['autpO:]

    1) 

    2)  ()

  2. _v. [aut'pO:]

    1) 

    2)  (, )
_____

outpouring

  ['aut,pO:rIN]

    1. _pres-p.  outpour 2

    2. _n. (. _pl.)  ()
_____

output

  ['autput] _n.

    1) ; ; ; ; the literary output of the
    year    

    2) _. ; , ;  ;
    

    3) _. 

    4) _. , 
_____

outrage

  ['autreId]

    1. _n.

      1)      ; ; an outrage
      against humanity   

      2) 

      3) ; , 

      4) _.  , ; what an outrage! 
      !

    2. _v.

      1) ,  

      2)  

      3) ; ; to outrage public opinion 
       
_____

outrageous

  [aut'reIds] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; ; , 
_____

outran

  [aut'rn] _p.  outrun
_____

outrange

  [aut'reInd] _v.

    1) _.   

    2)  (  )
_____

outrank

  [aut'rNk] _v.

    1)      ;    

    2) 
_____

outre

  ['u:treI] _a. _.

    1)  ,  (  ..); ;
    an outre dress  

    2) 
_____

outridden

  [aut'rIdn] _p-p.  outride
_____

outride

  [aut'raId] _v. (outrode; outridden)

    1) , 

    2) ,   (;   ..)
_____

outrider

  ['aut,raId] _n.

    1) ,  ;  

    2) 
_____

outrigger

  ['aut,rIg] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  (   )

    3) _.  

    4) ̣ ( )

    5)   (ߣ )
_____

outright

  1. _a. ['autraIt]

    1) , 

    2) , ; he gave an outright denial  
    ; an outright rogue  ; to be the outright
    winner   

  2. _adv. [aut'raIt]

    1) , ;  

    2) , 

    3) 

    4)  
_____

outrival

  [aut'raIvl] _v. 
_____

outrode

  [aut'rud] _p.  outride
_____

outrun

  [aut'rAn] _v. (outran; outrun)

    1) ; ; 

    2)  ( -.)

    3)    
_____

outrunner

  ['aut,rAn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) - ( )
_____

outsail

  [aut'seIl] _v.  ( )
_____

outsat

  [aut'st] _p.  _p-p.  outsit
_____

outsell

  [aut'sel] _v. (outsold)    ,   
_____

outset

  ['autset] _n.

    1) , ; at the outset ; from the outset 
     

    2)  ,   

    3) _. ; , ݣ   
_____

outshine

  [aut'SaIn] _v. (outshone) 
_____

outshone

  [aut'SOn] _p.  _p-p.  outshine
_____

outside

  ['aut'saId]

    1. _n.

      1)    ;  ; the outside of
      an omnibus  ; on the outside 

      2)  ;  ; from outside ;
      impressions from the outside   

      3) , ; rough outside  

      4)  

      5) _pl.   (  )

      6): at the (very) outside  ;   

    2. _a.

      1) , ; outside repairs  ; outside work
        ; outside broadcast  

      2) ;   ; outside seat  ; outside
      left (right) _.  ()  

      3) ; ; outside help  ; outside expert
      , ۣ  ; outside broker , 
        

      4) , , ; outside limit  ;
      outside prices  

      5) _. ; outside chance  

    3. _adv.

      1) , ; ; put those flowers outside  (
      )  

      2)  () ;  

      3) _.   

      *) come outside! ! (  )

    4. _prep.

      1) ,  ,   (. outside of); outside the door
       ; outside the city limits   

      2)  (. outside of); no one knows it outside one or two
      persons    ,      

      *) outside of a horse _. ; to get outside of _.
      ) , ; ) _. ;  (   ..)
_____

outsider

  ['aut'saId] _n.

    1)  ()     , ,
    ;  ;  

    2) , ; 

    3) _.  

    4) _. 
_____

outsit

  [aut'sIt] _v. (outsat)  ( ); 
_____

outsize

  ['autsaIz] _a.    (.   );
  
_____

outskirts

  ['autsk:ts] _n. _pl.

    1) ,  ()

    2)  ()
_____

outsmart

  [aut'sma:t] _v. _. _. 
_____

outsold

  [aut'suld] _p.  _p-p.  outsell
_____

outspeak

  [aut'spi:k] _v. (outspoke; outspoken)

    1)  , ,  (-.)

    2) ()
_____

outspoke

  [aut'spuk] _p.  outspeak
_____

outspoken

  [aut'spukn]

    1. _p-p.  outspeak

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) , , ; outspoken criticism 
      
_____

outspread

  ['aut'spred]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _a. ԣ, ; 

    3. _v. (outspread)

      1) ()

      2) ()
_____

outstanding

  [aut'stndIN] _a.

    1) , ; outstanding characteristics 
      

    2)  ( -.)

    3) ; ; outstanding debt  ,
     

    4) ;  ۣ, ; a good deal of
    work still outstanding  ݣ  
_____

outstay

  [aut'steI] _v.

    1) = outsit

    2) , 
_____

outstep

  [aut'step] _v.  ();   
_____

outstretched

  [aut'stretSt] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ; with outstretched arms  ԣ
    
_____

outstrip

  [aut'strIp] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  ( ޣ-.)
_____

outvalue

  [aut'vlju:] _v.  
_____

outvie

  [aut'vaI] _v.   
_____

outvoice

  [aut'vOIs] _v. 
_____

outvote

  [aut'vut] _v.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

outvoter

  ['aut,vut] _n. _. ,     
  
_____

outwalk

  [aut'wO:k] _v.     (-.)
_____

outward

  ['autwd]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; ; outward form ; outward
      things  ; to outward seeming   

      2)  

      3) 

      *) the outward man ) ; ) _. 

    2. _n.

      1)  , 

      2)  

    3. _adv. = outwards
_____

outward-bound

  ['autwd'baund] _a. _.       ( )
_____

outwardly

  ['autwdlI] _adv. , ,  
_____

outwardness

  ['autwdnIs] _n.  
_____

outwards

  ['autwdz] _adv. ,  
_____

outwear

  [aut'wE] _v. (outwore; outworn)

    1) 

    2) (. _p-p.)  ()

    3)  ,   ( )
_____

outweigh

  [aut'weI] _v.

    1)  ,   

    2) ;   ,   ..
_____

outwent

  [aut'went] _p.  outgo 2
_____

outwit

  [aut'wIt] _v. ;  (-.)
_____

outwore

  [aut'wO:] _p.  outwear
_____

outwork

  1. _n. ['autw:k]

    1)   ,    ..;  

    2) _.  

  2. _v. [aut'w:k]     ( -.)
_____

outworker

  ['aut,w:k] _n. ; 
_____

outworn

  1. [aut'wO:n] _p-p.  outwear

  2. _a. ['autwO:n]

    1) ;   

    2)  ( ); outworn quotations  

    3) ң
_____

ouzel

  ['u:zl] _n.  (. ޣ)
_____

ova

  ['uv] _pl.  ovum
_____

oval

  ['uvl]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

ovariotomy

  [u,vErI'OtmI] _n. _. 
_____

ovary

  ['uvrI] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

ovate

  ['uveIt] _. . oval 1
_____

ovation

  [u'veISn] _n. ,  
_____

oven

  ['Avn] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) _attr.: oven loss У
_____

oven-bird

  ['Avnb:d] _n.  ()
_____

over

  ['uv]

    1. _prep.

      1)     : ) , ; over our
      heads   ; ,   ; _. 
        ; ) ; a bridge over the river  
      ; )   , , ; a village over the river 
         ; he lives over the way  ף  ;
      ) , , ; they were sitting over the fire    

      2)    : ) , ; he jumped over the
      ditch    ; to flow over the edge 
       ; to stumble over a stone   ; ) ,
      ; he pulled his hat over his eyes     ;
      ) ,   ; over the whole country, all over the
      country   ; snow is falling over the north of England 
        ģ 

      3)    ,    
       ,  ; he packed over two hours    
      ; to stay over the whole week     

      4)       , ,
      ; over two years   ; over fine millions 
       ; she is over fifty   

      5)     ,   .. ; a
      general is over a colonel    ,  ;
      they want a good chief over them    ; he is
      over me in the office     

      6)   ,   .. ,  ,
      ; I heard it over the radio     

      7) , ; to talk over the matter 
        

      *) she was all over him   ,   

    2. _adv.

      1)     -.,   -,
      ; to jump over ; to swim over ; to boil over
      _.  (   ..)

      2)       
       : hills covered all over with snow , 
       ; paint the wall over   

      3)      ;  
      -; to read the story over    ; to think
      over 

      4)   ,  : the meeting is over
       ; it is all over ӣ ; ӣ 

      5) , , ݣ ; the work is badly done, it must be done
      over   , ţ  

      6) , , , ; I paid my bill and had five
      shillings over    ޣ,    ݣ  
      ; he is over polite   ; children of
      fourteen and over     

      7)   : over there  ; let him come
      over here -  ģ ; take it over to the post-office
      -   ; hand it over to them -  

      #) over against ) , ; )   

      *) over and over (again)  ,   ; over and above
      )  ,   ; )  ; it can stand over  
      ; that is Tom all over     ,  
        

    3. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. ̣ ()

      3) _.   ɣ

    4. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) , 

      4) 
_____

over-

  ['uv] _pref. -, -, , -
_____

over-active

  ['uvr'ktIv] _a. 
_____

over-capitalize

  ['uv'kpItlaIz] _v.   (  ..) 
  
_____

over-colour

  ['uv'kAl] _v.  ; 
_____

over-estimate

  1. _n. ['uvr'estImIt]

    1)   

    2)  

  2. _v. ['uvr'estImeIt]

    1) 

    2)   
_____

over-expose

  ['uvrIks'puz] _v. _.  ( ߣ)
_____

over-exposure

  ['uvrIks'pu] _n. _.  ( ߣ)
_____

over-indulgence

  ['uvrIn'dAldns] _n.  , 
_____

over-measure

  ['uv'me] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

over-persuade

  ['uvp'sweId] _v. ;  ( -.)
_____

over-produce

  ['uvpr'dju:s] _v. 
_____

over-production

  ['uvpr'dAkSn] _n. 
_____

over-proof

  ['uv'pru:f] _a.    (   ..)
_____

over-refine

  ['uvrI'faIn] _v.    
_____

over-simplify

  ['uv'sImplIfaI] _v. ;   ݣ
_____

over-the-counter

  ['uv'kaunt] _a. _.   ; over-the-counter
  drugs  
_____

overabundance

  ['uvr'bAndns] _n. ; 
_____

overabundant

  ['uvr'bAndnt] _a. 
_____

overact

  ['uvr'kt] _v.  (); , 
_____

overage

  I ['uvr'eId] _a. 

  II ['uvrId] _n. , ; an overage was disclosed 
   
_____

overall

  1. _n. ['uvrO:l]  ; ; _pl.  
  ; 

  2. _a. ['uvrO:l]

    1) , , ; overall dimensions  ;
    overall housing _. 

    2) ; ; ; overall planning
     

  3. _adv. [,uvr'O:l]

    1) ; 

    2) ,    
_____

overanxious

  ['uvr'NkSs] _a.

    1)  ;  

    2)  
_____

overarch

  [,uvr'a:tS] _v.

    1)  

    2)  , 
_____

overarm

  ['uvra:m] _n. , ֣ ( )
_____

overate

  ['uvr'et] _p.  overeat
_____

overawe

  [,uvr'O:] _v.    ;  
  
_____

overbalance

  [,uv'blns]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)   

      3)    
_____

overbear

  [,uv'bE] _v. (overbore; overborne)

    1) ; 

    2) ; he overbore all my arguments   
     ;   

    3) 
_____

overbearing

  [,uv'bErIN]

    1. _pres-p.  overbear

    2. _a. , ; an overbearing manner  
_____

overblow

  ['uv'blu] _v. (overblew, overblown)

    1) , 

    2) ,  ( ,   ..)
_____

overblown

  ['uv'blun] _a.

    1) Σ (   ..)

    2)  

    3)   ( )
_____

overboard

  ['uvbO:d] _adv.  ;  ; man overboard!   !;
  to throw overboard   

    *) to throw smb. overboard   -.
_____

overboil

  ['uv'bOIl] _v. ; _.  (   ..)
_____

overbold

  ['uv'buld] _a.

    1)  , 

    2) 
_____

overbook

  ['uv'buk] _v.   ,    
_____

overbore

  [,uv'bO:] _p.  overbear
_____

overborne

  [,uv'bO:n] _p-p.  overbear
_____

overbought

  [,uv'bO:t] _p..  _p-p.  overbuy
_____

overbrim

  ['uv'brIm] _v. (); ()  
_____

overbuild

  ['uv'bIld] _v. (overbuilt)

    1) 

    2) () 
_____

overbuilt

  ['uv'bIlt] _p.  _p-p.  overbuild
_____

overburden

  [,uv'b:dn] _v.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

overbuy

  [,uv'baI] _v. (overbought)

    1)     

    2) _.   
_____

overcame

  [,uv'keIm] _p.  overcome
_____

overcast

  ['uvka:st]

    1. _n.  ; , 

    2. _a.

      1)  ; ,  ( )

      2) , 

    3. _v. (overcast)

      1) (), (); 

      2) 

      3)  ();   
_____

overcharge

  ['uv'tSa:d]

    1. _v.

      1)   

      2) 

      3)  ,  (   ..)

      4) _. 

      5) _. 

      6) _.   

    2. _n.

      1)  ; 

      2) _. 
_____

overcloud

  [,uv'klaud] _v.

    1) () 

    2) ()
_____

overcoat

  ['uvkut] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

overcoating

  ['uv,kutIN] _n.   
_____

overcome

  [,uv'kAm] _v. (overcame; overcome)

    1) , ; ; ; to overcome smb. 
      -.

    2) ,  ( )

    3) _pass. ,  ; overcome by hunger
    ݣ ; overcome by ( with) drink 

    4): he was overcome  
_____

overcommitment

  ['uvk'mItmnt] _n.  
_____

overcrop

  [,uv'krOp] _v.  
_____

overcrow

  [,uv'kru] _v.  (   ..)
_____

overcrowd

  [,uv'kraud] _v.

    1)  (  ..)

    2) 
_____

overcrowded

  [,uv'kraudId] _a. ; to live in overcrowded conditions
    
_____

overcrowding

  [,uv'kraudIN] _n. ; ̣
_____

overdevelop

  ['uvdI'velp] _v.

    1)  

    2) _.  ( )
_____

overdid

  [,uv'dId] _p.  overdo
_____

overdo

  [,uv'du:] _v. (overdid; overdone)

    1)   ; "", ,
     (. to overdo it) {. . 4)}

    2) ; 

    3) 

    4) (); to overdo it ; work hard but don't
    overdo it  ,    {. . 1)}
_____

overdone

  1. [,uv'dAn] _p-p.  overdo

  2. _a. ['uv'dAn]

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

overdose

  1. _n. ['uvdus]  ,  ; 
  ()

  2. _v. ['uv'dus]   ,  
_____

overdraft

  ['uvdra:ft] _n.

    1)   ( )

    2) = overdraught
_____

overdrank

  ['uv'drNk] _p.  overdrink
_____

overdraught

  ['uvdra:ft] _n. _.  أ
_____

overdraw

  ['uv'drO:] _v. (overdrew; overdrawn)

    1)   ( )

    2) 
_____

overdrawn

  ['uv'drO:n] _p-p.  overdraw
_____

overdrew

  ['uv'dru:] _p.  overdraw
_____

overdrink

  ['uv'drINk] _v. (overdrank; overdrunk)

    1)   ;   

    2) 
_____

overdrive

  ['uv'draIv] _v. (overdrove; overdriven)

    1) , 

    2)  ()
_____

overdriven

  ['uv'drIvn] _p-p.  overdrive
_____

overdrove

  ['uv'druv] _p.  overdrive
_____

overdrunk

  ['uv'drANk] _p-p.  overdrink
_____

overdue

  ['uv'dju:] _a.

    1) ; the train is overdue  ; it is long
    overdue  

    2)  ( ,   ..)
_____

overdye

  ['uv'daI] _v.

    1)    

    2)   ԣ
_____

overeat

  ['uvr'i:t] _v. _refl. (overate; overeaten) , 
_____

overeaten

  ['uvr'i:tn] _p-p.  overeat
_____

overemployment

  ['uvrIm'plOImnt] _n. _. ,  
_____

overextended

  ['uvrIks'tendId] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

overfall

  ['uvfO:l] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

overfed

  ['uv'fed] _p.  _p-p.  overfeed
_____

overfeed

  ['uv'fi:d] _v. (overfed)

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

overfill

  [,uv'fIl] _v. 
_____

overflow

  1. _n. ['uvflu]

    1)   

    2) ; 

    3) ; an overflow of population 

  2. _v. [,uv'flu]

    1)   

    2) , ;  ( )

    3)   ; the crowds overflowed the barriers 
      

    4) ;  ; to overflow with kindness 
     
_____

overflowing

  [,uv'fluIN]

    1. _pres-p.  overflow 2

    2. _a.

      1)   ;   

      2) 
_____

overfreight

  ['uv'freIt] = overload
_____

overfulfil

  ['uvful'fIl] _v. 
_____

overfulfilment

  ['uvful'fIlmnt] _n. 
_____

overfull

  ['uv'ful] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ; overfull employment _.  
     
_____

overgarment

  ['uv'ga:mnt] _n. _.  
_____

overgild

  ['uv'gIld] _v. (overgilded ['uv'gIldId], overgilt) 
_____

overgilt

  ['uv'gIlt] _p.  _p-p.  overgild
_____

overgrew

  ['uv'gru:] _p.  overgrow
_____

overground

  I ['uvgraund] _a. ; still overground _. ݣ 

  II ['uv'graund] _a. ޣ  
_____

overgrow

  ['uv'gru] _v. (overgrew; overgrown)

    1)   

    2)  (-.);  ( -.); to overgrow one's
    clothes   

    3)  (. _pass.); the garden is overgrown with weeds 
     
_____

overgrown

  ['uv'grun]

    1. _p-p.  overgrow

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)   ,  ( )

      3) 
_____

overgrowth

  ['uvgru] _n.

    1)   

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

overhang

  1. _n. ['uvhN] , 

  2. _v. ['uv'hN] (overhung)   -.,  (.
  _.); , 
_____

overhaul

  1. _n. ['uvhO:l]

    1)  

    2)   (. major overhaul)

    3) 

    4) _attr.: overhaul base  

  2. _v. [,uv'hO:l]

    1) ,   (   ); to
    overhaul the state of accounts   ; to be
    overhauled by a doctor     

    2)  ; , 

    3) , 
_____

overhead

  1. _a. ['uvehed]

    1) 

    2) ; ; overhead wire  ; overhead
    railway   ; overhead road ; overhead
    irrigation ; overhead crane  

    3) _. ; overhead charges ( costs, expenses) 
    

  2. _adv. ['uv'hed] ,  ;   ;  

  3. _n. ['uvhed] (. _pl.)  
_____

overhear

  [,uv'hI] _v. (overheard)

    1) 

    2)  
_____

overheard

  [,uv'h:d] _p.  _p-p.  overhear
_____

overheat

  ['uv'hi:t]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. ()
_____

overhung

  ['uv'hAN] _p.  _p-p.  overhang 2
_____

overissue

  ['uvr'Isju:]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  

      2)   ;  

    2. _v.     (,  
    ..)
_____

overjoy

  [,uv'dOI] _v. ,  
_____

overjoyed

  [,uv'dOId]

    1. _p-p.  overjoy

    2. _a.    ,  ,  (at)
_____

overjump

  [,uv'dAmp] _v.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

overkill

  ['uvkIl] _.

    1. _n.     

    2. _v.     
_____

overknee

  ['uv'ni:] _a.  
_____

overlabour

  ['uv'leIb] _v.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

overladen

  ['uv'leIdn] _a. 
_____

overlaid

  [,uv'leId] _p.  _p-p.  overlay I, 2
_____

overlain

  [,uv'leIn] _p-p.  overlie
_____

overland

  1. _a. ['uvlnd] ;      
  

  2. _adv. [,uv'lnd]  ;  
_____

overlap

  1. _v. [,uv'lp]

    1)  ;    ; 

    2)  ; his duties and mine overlap    
      

  2. _n. ['uvlp]

    1) 

    2) _. ̣; 
_____

overlay

  I

    1. ['uvleI]

      1) ; ; 

      2) _. 

      3) _. 

    2. _v. [,uv'leI] (overlaid)

      1)  (  ..)

      2) 

      3) . . overlie

  II [,uv'leI] _p.  overlie
_____

overleaf

  ['uv'li:f] _adv.      
_____

overleap

  [,uv'li:p] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    *) to overleap oneself   
_____

overlie

  [,uv'laI] _v. (overlay; overlain)

    1)   ޣ-.,  -.

    2)  (£)   , 
_____

overling

  ['uvlIN] _n.    
_____

overlive

  [,uv'lIv] _v.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

overload

  1. _n. ['uvlud] 

  2. _v. ['uv'lud] 
_____

overlook

  [,uv'luk] _v.

    1)  ( ,   ..)

    2) ;   ( -.); a view overlooking the
    town    

    3)  , ; my windows overlook the garden    
    

    4) ;  ( -.)

    5)  , ;   ;   , 
    

    6)   ; to overlook an offence , 
        
_____

overlooker

  [,uv'luk] _n. ; 
_____

overlord

  ['uvlO:d]

    1. _n. ;  ; , 

    2. _v. ; 
_____

overly

  ['uvlI] _adv. _. ; overly cautious  
_____

overman

  I ['uvmn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) ""

  II [,uv'mn] _v.    ;  
_____

overmantel

  ['uv,mntl] _n.    
_____

overmasted

  [,uv'ma:stId] _a.      ֣ 
_____

overmaster

  [,uv'ma:st] _v.

    1) ,  

    2)  
_____

overmastering

  [,uv'ma:strIN]

    1. _pres-p.  overmaster

    2. _a. ; an overmastering passion  
_____

overmatch

  [,uv'mtS] _v.  , 
_____

overmature

  ['uvm'tju] _a. ; overmature forest  
_____

overmuch

  ['uv'mAtS] _adv. ,  ; to praise overmuch
  ; 
_____

overnight

  ['uv'naIt]

    1. _a.

      1)   ; an overnight conversation
        

      2) ,   ; an overnight journey 
      

    2. _adv.

      1)  

      2)   (  );  ; to stay overnight 

      3) , ; , ; to rise to fame overnight
        
_____

overpaid

  ['uv'peId] _p.  _p-p.  overpay
_____

overpass

  1. _n. ['uvpa:s] 

  2. _v. [,uv'pa:s]

    1) , , 

    2) 

    3) , 

    4)   ,  
_____

overpast

  ['uv'pa:st] _n. _predic. , 
_____

overpay

  ['uv'peI] _v. (overpaid) 
_____

overpeopled

  ['uv'pi:pld] _a. ̣
_____

overplus

  ['uvplAs] _n. , 
_____

overpoise

  1. _n. ['uvpOIz] 

  2. _v. ['uv'pOIz] 
_____

overpopulation

  ['uv,pOpju'leISn] _n. ̣
_____

overpower

  [,uv'pau] _v. ,  ; ; the heat
  overpowered me   
_____

overpowering

  [,uv'paurIN]

    1. _pres-p.  overpower

    2. _a. , ; ; overpowering beauty
     
_____

overpraise

  ['uv'preIz] _v. , 
_____

overpressure

  ['uv'preS] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2)      
_____

overprint

  ['uv'prInt]

    1. _v.

      1)    ( )  

      2)   

    2. _n.

      1)   

      2) 
_____

overprize

  ['uv'praIz] _v. 
_____

overran

  [,uv'rn] _p.  overrun
_____

overreach

  1. _n. ['uvri:tS]

    1) ; 

    2)  ( )

  2. _v. [,uv'ri:tS]

    1) ; ();   

    2) ; to overreach oneself , 

    3)  ,  ԣ

    4)  (  ..)

    5) _refl.     ; 

    6) _refl.  ;  ( )
_____

overrent

  [,uv'rent] _v.       
_____

overridden

  [,uv'rIdn] _p-p.  override
_____

override

  [,uv'raId] _v. (overrode; overridden)

    1) , 

    2)  ()

    3) ,    

    4)  , 

    5)  ()
_____

overriding

  [,uv'raIdIN]

    1. _pres-p.  override

    2. _a. , 
_____

overripe

  ['uv'raIp] _a. , ; overripe wood  
_____

overrode

  [,uv'rud] _p.  override
_____

overrotten

  ['uv'rOtn] _a. 
_____

overrule

  [,uv'ru:l] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  

    3) ,  

    4) ,  
_____

overrun

  [,uv'rAn]

    1. _v. (overran; overrun)

      1)   ; 

      2)      

      3) 

      4)  ()

      5)  ( -  )

      6) _. 

      7) _.  

    2. _n. ;  
_____

oversaw

  ['uv'sO:] _p.  oversee
_____

oversea

  ['uv'si:z] = overseas
_____

overseas

  ['uv'si:z]

    1. _a. , ; ; overseas trade 
    ; overseas contingents ,   ;
    overseas service     ,  
    

    2. _adv.  ,  ;  ,  ; to go overseas
      ;  
_____

oversee

  ['uv'si:] _v. (oversaw; overseen)

    1) , 

    2) 

    3)  
_____

overseen

  ['uv'si:n] _p-p.  oversee
_____

overseer

  ['uvsI] _n. ; ; overseer of the poor _.
      
_____

oversell

  ['uv'sel] _v. (oversold)     (  ..)
_____

overset

  ['uv'set] _v. (overset)

    1)  ; to overset one's plans  

    2)   , 

    3) ()
_____

oversew

  ['uv'su] _v. (oversewed ['uv'sud]; oversewed, oversewn) 
   
_____

oversewn

  ['uv'sun] _p-p.  oversew
_____

overshadow

  [,uv'Sdu] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) _. , 
_____

overshoe

  ['uvSu:] _n. ; ()
_____

overshoot

  ['uv'Su:t] _v. (overshot)

    1)  ( ); to overshoot the mark   
     ; _.   ; "" {. . 3)}

    2)   (-.)

    3) , ; to overshoot the mark , 
    (̣)  {. . 1)}

    *) to overshoot oneself ) = to overshoot the mark; )  
     ; to overshoot one's stop   
_____

overshot

  ['uv'SOt] _p.  _p-p.  overshoot
_____

overside

  ['uv'saId] _.

    1. _a.   ; overside delivery   
    

    2. _adv.  ;  
_____

oversight

  ['uvsaIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

oversize

  ['uvsaIz] = oversized
_____

oversized

  ['uvsaIzd] _a.

    1)   

    2) _.  
_____

overslaugh

  ['uvslO:] _v.

    1) _.       

    2) _. _.     

    3) _. ,  
_____

oversleep

  ['uv'sli:p] _v. (overslept) ,  (. oversleep
  oneself)
_____

oversleeve

  ['uvsli:v] _n. 
_____

overslept

  ['uv'slept] _p.  _p-p.  oversleep
_____

oversmoke

  [,uv'smuk] _v.

    1)   

    2) _refl.  ( )
_____

oversold

  ['uv'suld] _p.  _p-p.  oversell
_____

overspend

  ['uv'spend] _v. (overspent)

    1)   ;  

    2)  ϣ    (. overspend oneself)
_____

overspent

  ['uv'spent] _p.  _p-p.  overspend
_____

overspill

  ['uvspIl] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) ()  
_____

overspread

  [,uv'spred] _v. (overspread)

    1) 

    2) ; ; 
_____

overstate

  ['uv'steIt] _v. 
_____

overstatement

  ['uv'steItmnt] _n. 
_____

overstay

  ['uv'steI] _v. (overstayed ['uv'steId], overstaid) ,
  ; to overstay one's welcome  -.
  
_____

overstep

  ['uv'step] _v.

    1) , 

    2) _.  
_____

overstock

  ['uv'stOk]

    1. _n.  ,  ()

    2. _v.    ;  (, )
_____

overstrain

  1. _n. ['uvstreIn]  

  2. _v. ['uv'streIn] , ; to overstrain oneself
  ; this argument is greatly overstrained  
   
_____

overstrung

  ['uv'strAN] _a.  ֣ (   ..)
_____

oversubscribe

  ['uvsb'skraIb] _v.    (   ..);
     ,  
_____

overt

  ['uv:t] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , , 
_____

overtake

  ['uv'teIk] _v. (overtook; overtaken)

    1) , , to overtake arrears )  ;
    )  

    2)  ; disaster overtook him   

    3) ; to be overtaken by terror   ;
    overtaken in ( with) drink 
_____

overtaken

  ['uv'teIkn] _p-p.  overtake
_____

overtask

  ['uv'ta:sk] _v.  ;   
_____

overtax

  ['uv'tks] _v.

    1)   

    2) ; ; to overtax smb.'s patience
     -. 
_____

overthrew

  [,uv'ru:] _p.  overthrow 2
_____

overthrow

  1. _n. ['uvru] ; ; ; 

  2. _v. [,uv'ru] (overthrew; overthrown)

    1) 

    2) ; ; 
_____

overthrown

  [,uv'run] _p-p.  overthrow 2
_____

overtime

  ['uvtaIm]

    1. _n.

      1)  ;  ; to be on overtime 
      

      2) _.  

      3) _attr. ; overtime pay  

    2. _adv. ; to work overtime  

    3. _v. (. ) 
_____

overtly

  ['uv:tlI] _adv. , ; 
_____

overtone

  ['uvtun] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) (. _pl.) , ͣ, 
_____

overtook

  ['uv'tuk] _p. ot overtake
_____

overtop

  ['uv'tOp] _v.

    1)  , 

    2) ; 

    3) , 
_____

overtrain

  [,uv'treIn] _v. _. ()
_____

overtrump

  ['uvtrAmp] _v.   
_____

overture

  ['uvtju] _n.

    1) (. _pl.)  (,  );
     (,    ..); peace overtures
     ; to make overtures to smb. )   
    ; )   ;  

    2) _. 
_____

overturn

  1. _n. ['uvt:n] ; ; ; 

  2. _v. [,uv't:n]

    1) (); 

    2) , 

    3) ; ; ; to overturn a theory
     
_____

overvalue

  ['uv'vlju:]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. ,   ;  
     
_____

overwatched

  [,uv'wOtSt] _a. ң    
_____

overweening

  [,uv'wi:nIN] _a. , ; overweening ambition
   
_____

overweight

  1. _n. ['uvweIt]

    1)  ,  

    2) , 

  2. _a. [,uv'weIt]   ;  ; overweight
  luggage   

  3. _v. ['uv'weIt] (. _p-p.) ; ; overweighted
  with packages  ף
_____

overwhelm

  [,uv'welm] _v.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3)  (  ..)

    4) ; ,  ()

    5) ,  ( ; with)

    6) , , ; his kindness quite overwhelmed me
        

    7) , 
_____

overwhelming

  [,uv'welmIN]

    1. _pres-p.  overwhelm

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; overwhelming majority  

      3) ; overwhelming pressure  
_____

overwhelmingly

  [,uv'welmINlI] _adv. , ;   
  ; overwhelmingly grateful  ; overwhelmingly
  important  
_____

overwind

  ['uv'waInd] _v.   (  ..)
_____

overwinter

  [,uv'wInt] _v. 
_____

overwork

  1. _n.

    1) ['uvw:k]    

    2) ['uv'w:k] , ; 

  2. _v. ['uv'w:k]

    1)   ;  (. overwork oneself)

    2) 
_____

overwrite

  ['uv'raIt] _v. (overwrote; overwritten)

    1)    ( ޣ-.)

    2) _refl.  (   ..)
_____

overwritten

  ['uv'rItn] _p-p.  overwrite
_____

overwrote

  ['uv'rut] _p.  overwrite
_____

overwrought

  ['uv'rO:t] _a.

    1) ̣ 

    2) ģ ( )

    3)  

    4)   
_____

oviduct

  ['uvIdAkt] _n. _. ;  
_____

oviform

  ['uvIfO:m] _a. , , 
_____

ovine

  ['uvaIn] _a. 
_____

oviparous

  [u'vIprs] _a. 
_____

oviposit

  [,uvI'pOzIt] _v. _.  
_____

ovipositor

  [,uvI'pOzIt] _n. _. 
_____

ovoid

  ['uvOId] _a. , 
_____

ovule

  ['uvju:l] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  , ң 
_____

ovum

  ['uvm] _n. (_pl. ova) _. 
_____

owe

  [u] _v.

    1)   (-.);    ( -.)

    2)  ; we owe to Newton the principle of gravitation
         
_____

owing

  ['uIN]

    1. _pres-p.  owe

    2. _a.

      1) , ,  ; how much is
      owing to you?   ݣ ?

      2) _.  (-.)

    3.: owing to (.  _prep.)  , , 
_____

owl

  [aul] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 

    *) owl train _.  ; owl car _. )  ;
    )  
_____

owl-light

  ['aullaIt] _n. 
_____

owlet

  ['aulIt] _n.  , ף
_____

owlish

  ['aulIS] _a.   
_____

own

  [un]

    1. _a. (     
    possessive case)

      1)  ; to love truth for its own sake  
       ţ ; name your own price   ; to make
      one's own clothes   ; he is his own man   
      

      2) ; my own father   

      3) ; farewell my own , 

      4) , ; it was his own idea   
       

    2. _n.: to come into one's own  ; to hold one's own
      , ϣ , ;  
    ϣ; the patient is holding his own    ; I
    have nothing of my own     ( ); on
    one's own _. ,   , 
     

    3. _v.

      1) ; , ; to own lands  ̣

      2) (); to own a child  ϣ ; to own
      one's faults   ; to own to smth.
        ޣ-.; to own to the theft   

      #) own up _. )  ; ) 
      
_____

owner

  ['un] _n.

    1) ; , 

    2) (the owner) _. _.  
_____

ownerless

  ['unlIs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

ownership

  ['unSIp] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

ox

  [Oks] _n. (_pl. oxen)

    1) 

    2)    : , ,   ..

    *) the black ox ) ; ) ; the black ox has trod on my
    foot   ; you cannot flay the same ox twice _.
          
_____

ox-driver

  ['Oks,draIv] _n.  
_____

ox-eye

  ['OksaI] _n.

    1)    

    2) _.    

    3)  
_____

ox-eyed

  ['OksaId] _a. , 
_____

ox-fence

  ['Oksfens] _n.    
_____

oxalic

  [Ok'slIk] _a. _. 
_____

oxbow

  ['Oksbu] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,   ; 
_____

oxcart

  ['Okska:t] _n. , ֣ 
_____

oxen

  ['Oksn] _n. _pl.

    1) _pl.  ox

    2) _.  
_____

oxer

  ['Oks] = ox-fence
_____

oxford

  ['Oksfd] _n.

    1)  (. Oxford shoe)

    2) (Oxford) _attr. ; Oxford man , 
       ; Oxford gray , 
    
_____

oxherd

  ['Oksh:d] _n. 
_____

oxhide

  ['OkshaId] _n.  
_____

oxidate

  ['OksIdeIt] = oxidize
_____

oxidation

  [,OksI'deISn] _n. _. 
_____

oxide

  ['OksaId] _n. _. , 
_____

oxidization

  [,OksIdaI'zeISn] = oxidation
_____

oxidize

  ['OksIdaIz] _v. _. (); 
_____

oxtail

  ['OksteIl] _n.

    1)  

    2) _attr.: oxtail soup    
_____

oxter

  ['Okst] _.

    1. _n. ;   

    2. _v.

      1) ,     

      2) ,   
_____

oxygen

  ['OksIdn] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; oxygen mask  ; oxygen cutting
    _.  
_____

oxygenate

  [Ok'sIdIneIt] _v. ;  
_____

oxygenize

  [Ok'sIdInaIz] = oxygenate
_____

oxygenous

  [Ok'sIdIns] _a. 
_____

oxygon

  ['OksIgOn] _n.  
_____

oxymoron

  [,OksI'mO:rOn] _n. _. 
_____

oyster

  ['OIst] _n. 

    *) close ( dumb) as an oyster   
_____

oyster-bank

  ['OIstbNk] _n.  ;  
_____

oyster-bed

  ['OIstbed] = oyster-bank
_____

oyster-farm

  ['OIstfa:m] _n.  
_____

ozocerite

  [u'zukrIt] _n. _. 
_____

ozokerite

  [u'zukrIt] _n. _. 
_____

ozone

  ['uzun] _n. _. 
_____

ozonize

  ['uznaIz] _v. _. 
_____

pa

  [pa:] _n. (_.  papa) _. , 
_____

pabular

  ['pbjul] _a. , ; 
_____

pabulary

  ['pbjulrI] _a. , ; 
_____

pabulum

  ['pbjulm] _n.  (. _.); mental pabulum   
_____

pace

  I [peIs]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  

      2) , , ; to put on pace  ; to mend
      one's pace  ; pace of the warp _.  

      3) , ; pace of development  ; to accelerate
      the pace  ; to go the pace ; _. 
      ; to keep pace with   ,   ; to set the
      pace   (   ..); _.  

      4)  ()

      5) 

      6)   ; ,   ()

      *) to put smb. through his paces, to try smb.'s paces 
      -. ; "" -.,  -. ,
      

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2)   (. pace out)

      3)   ( )

      4)  ,  ( )

  II ['peIsI] _. _adv.   (-.)
_____

pace-maker

  ['peIs,meIk] _n.  ,  (  ..)
_____

pacer

  ['peIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) = pace-maker
_____

pacha

  ['pa:S] = pasha
_____

pachyderm

  ['pkId:m] _n. _.  ()
_____

pachydermatous

  [,pkI'd:mts] _a. _. 
_____

pacific

  [p'sIfIk]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3) (Pacific) 

    2. _n. (the Pacific)  
_____

pacification

  [,psIfI'keISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    *) Edict of Pacification _.  
_____

pacificator

  [p'sIfIkeIt] _n. 
_____

pacificatory

  [p'sIfIktrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

pacificism

  [p'sIfIsIzm] = pacifism
_____

pacificist

  [p'sIfIsIst] = pacifist
_____

pacifism

  ['psIfIzm] _n. 
_____

pacifist

  ['psIfIst] _n. 
_____

pacify

  ['psIfaI] _v.

    1) , ;  ()

    2)    

    3) 
_____

pack

  [pk]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; , , 

      2) _. , , 

      3) ; ; moneyed pack  ; pack of crooks 
      

      4) , ; pack of lies  

      5)  ();  (  ..); pack of submarines _.
        

      6)  ()

      7) = pack-ice

      8) _.  ( )

      9)       (,
      )

      10) _. 

      11) _. 

      12) _.  

      13) _attr. ; pack paper £ 

      14) _attr. 

    2. _v.

      1) (), (),  ; 
      ( pack up)

      2) () , ()  

      3) 

      4) , ,  (; with)

      5) (), ()

      6)  ()

      7)   ( )

      8)  ()

      9)    (,   ..); 
        (   )

      10) _. ף  ()  ()

      #) pack off , ; pack up _.
      ) (); )  (  ..); ) ,
         ( ); ) 

      *) to send smb. packing ,  -.; to pack a
      thing up   -.; pack it up! _. () !
_____

pack-animal

  ['pk,nIml] _n.  
_____

pack-horse

  ['pkhO:s] _n.  
_____

pack-ice

  ['pkaIs] _n.  ̣, 
_____

pack-running

  ['pk,rAnIN] _n. 
_____

pack-saddle

  ['pk,sdl] _n.  
_____

package

  ['pkId]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ;  ()

      2) , ף;  ()

      3) ,  ; _. ,  

      4)   

      5)    

    2. _v. ; , 
_____

packaged

  ['pkIdd] _a. ף, 

    *) packaged tour _. _.    
     
_____

packager

  ['pkId] _n. _. _. _.  
_____

packed

  [pkt]

    1. _p-p.  pack 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) Σ, 

      3) , 

      4)   ( ,   ..)

      5) ̣,  ( )
_____

packer

  ['pk] _n.

    1)  (.   )

    2) (. _.) ; ԣ   (.
    )

    3) _.   

    4)   

    5) _. 
_____

packet

  ['pkIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) = packet-boat

    3) , , 

    4) _.  , 

    5) _. _. ; ; to stop ( to catch) a packet 
       (,   ..)
_____

packet-boat

  ['pkItbut] _n. - , 
_____

packing

  ['pkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  pack 2

    2. _n.

      1) ; ; ; I must do my packing  
       , ; packing not included   , 
      

      2)  

      3) _.  (  ..); ; 

      4) 

      5) _attr. ; packing materials  , 
_____

packing-case

  ['pkINkeIs] _n.  ( )
_____

packing-needle

  ['pkIN,ni:dl] _n. ,  
_____

packing-sheet

  ['pkINSi:t] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.    £
_____

packman

  ['pkmn] _n. 
_____

packthread

  ['pkred] _n. ޣ, 
_____

pack-train

  ['pktreIn] _n.  
_____

pact

  [pkt] _n. , , ; nonaggression pact  
  ; to enter into a pact  
_____

pad

  I [pd]

    1. _n.

      1)    

      2) ; ; sanitary pad _.  

      3)  ; ģ

      4) 

      5)  , ,  ; 

      6)  (  ..)

      7)  (   )

      8) _.   (  ..)

      9) _. , ; 

      10) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)      ;  -.
       (. pad out)

      2)   ,   (,
        ..; . pad out)

      3)  (  ..)

      4) _. 

  II [pd] _n. ԣ  ( )
_____

padded

  ['pdId]

    1. _p-p.  pad I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) , ; padded cell ,   (
       )

      2): padded bills  
_____

padding

  ['pdIN]

    1. _pres-p.  pad I, 2

    2. _n.

      1) ,  

      2)  ,    , "";
      

      3) _. 

      4) _.  
_____

paddle

  I ['pdl]

    1. _n.

      1)  ;   ; double paddle 
      

      2) ,   ()

      3)    ( )

      4)  ( ); ̣ (  )

      5)  ()

      6) _. ; ;  

    2. _v.

      1)   ;   

      2)     ̣

      *) to paddle one's own canoe     ; 
      

  II ['pdl]

    1. _n. _. _. ,    

    2. _v.

      1) ̣  , 

      2) ,   (in, on, about)

      3)  ( £)

      4) _. _. ̣
_____

paddle-boat

  ['pdlbut] _n. ̣ 
_____

paddle-box

  ['pdlbOks] _n.   
_____

paddle-wheel

  ['pdlwi:l] _n.  
_____

paddling pool

  ['pdlINpu:l] _n. "" (    )
_____

paddock

  ['pdk] _n.

    1) ,  (.   )

    2)  ( )

    3) _.   

    4) _.    
_____

paddy

  I ['pdI] _n. -,  

  II ['pdI] _n. _.  , 
_____

paddywhack

  ['pdIwk] = paddy II
_____

padlock

  ['pdlOk]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.    
_____

padre

  ['pa:drI] _. _n.

    1)  

    2) _.    
_____

padrone

  [p'drunI] um. _n. (_pl. -ni)

    1)  (  )

    2)  

    3) ,   , 
    , -
_____

padroni

  [p'druni:] _pl.  padrone
_____

padronism

  [p'drunIzm] _n.     . {. padrone 3}
_____

paean

  ['pi:n] _n. _-. ;  
_____

paederasty

  ['pi:drstI] _n. 
_____

paediatrician

  [,pi:dI'trISn] _n. ,    ,  
_____

paediatrics

  [,pi:dI'trIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) ,   
  
_____

paedology

  [pI'dOldI] _n. 
_____

paeon

  ['pi:n] _n. _. 
_____

pagan

  ['peIgn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

    2. _a. 
_____

pagandom

  ['peIgndm] _n.  , 
_____

paganish

  ['peIgnIS] _a. 
_____

paganism

  ['peIgnIzm] _n. 
_____

paganize

  ['peIgnaIz] _v.

    1)   

    2)   
_____

page

  I [peId]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. 

    2. _v.  

  II [peId]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) -

      3) _.  (  )

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2)  (-.),   ; page Dr. Jones!
        !
_____

pageant

  ['pdnt] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2)  ; 

    3) ,   (  )

    4) ,  ,  

    5) _.   (  )
_____

pageantry

  ['pdntrI] _n.

    1)  , , ; ; 

    2)  ; , 
_____

pagehood

  ['peIdhud] _n.  
_____

pageship

  ['peIdSIp] _n.  
_____

paginal

  ['pdInl] _a. ; paginal reference   
_____

paginate

  ['pdIneIt] _v.  
_____

pagination

  [,pdI'neISn] _n.  
_____

pagoda

  [p'gud] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (      
    )

    3) ̣ ,    ,   ..
    (   )
_____

pagoda-tree

  [p'gudtri:] _n.  

    *) to shake the pagodatree  
_____

pagurian

  [p'gjurIn] _.

    1. _n. -

    2. _a. ,    -
_____

pah

  I [pa:] _int. !, !

  II [pa:] _n. ̣   (  )
_____

paid

  [peId]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  pay I, 2

    2. _a. ; ; paid employee  , 
_____

paid-in

  ['peId'In] _a. , ӣ ( )
_____

paid-up

  ['peId'Ap] _a. , ; paid-up capital  
   ; paid-up shares   
_____

pail

  [peIl] _n. ; ; 
_____

pailful

  ['peIlful] _n.  
_____

paillasse

  ['plIs] = palliasse
_____

paillette

  [pl'jet] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) ̣
_____

pain

  [peIn]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , , ; to be in pain  ,
      

      3) _pl. , ; ; to take pains, to be at the pains
       ;    , ; to save one's pains
        

      4) _pl.  

      *) pains and penalties   ; on ( under) pain of
      death    ; to have one's labour for one's
      pains  ; to give smb. a pain (in the neck)
       -.;  -.; a pain in the neck 
      

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  ; ; my tooth doesn't pain me now   
        
_____

pained

  [peInd]

    1. _p-p.  pain 2

    2. _a.

      1) ޣ; 

      2) ; he looked pained    
_____

painful

  ['peInful] _a.

    1)  , 

    2) , , ֣; painful problem  

    3) ; painful surprise  
_____

pain-killer

  ['peIn,kIl] _n. _.  
_____

painless

  ['peInlIs] _a. 
_____

painstaking

  ['peInz,teIkIN]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , ; painstaking job ϣ 
_____

paint

  [peInt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _pl. ; a box of paints  

      3) 

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  

      2) , ;  (  ..)

      3) , ; to paint in bright colours 
       ;    ; 

      4) , 

      #) paint in  ; paint out  ( 
      ..)

      *) to paint the lily   ; to paint the town
      red  , 
_____

paint-box

  ['peIntbOks] _n.  
_____

paintbrush

  ['peIntbrAS] _n. 
_____

painted

  ['peIntId]

    1. _p-p.  paint 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) 
_____

painted lady

  ['peIntId'leIdI] _n.  ()
_____

painter

  I ['peInt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    *) painter's colic _.  

  II ['peInt] _n. _. () 

    *) to cut the painter   ,   (
    )
_____

painting

  ['peIntIN]

    1. _pres-p.  paint 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3) 

      4)  
_____

painty

  ['peIntI] _a.

    1) ; a painty smell  

    2)   ( )

    3) ̣
_____

pair

  [pE]

    1. _n.

      1) ; in pairs ; a carriage and pair , ֣
      

      2) ,    ;  ; ; a pair of
      scissors (spectacles, compasses, scales)  (, ,
      ); a pair of socks (shoes, gloves)   (,
      )

      3)  ;   

      4): pair of stairs ( of steps) , 

      5) _pl. Σ ( )

      6) _.    ,    
       

      7) ,  ()

      8) _attr. 

    2. _v.

      1) () ;   

      2) ()  

      3) () 

      4) (), 

      #) pair off ) ()  ;  ; ) _.
      ,   (with)
_____

-pair

  [pE]     ; one- (two-, three-) pair front
  (back)    (, ף) ,   
  ( )
_____

pair-horse

  ['pEhO:s] _a. ,   
_____

pair-oar

  ['pErO:] _n. _.  
_____

pajamas

  [p'da:mz] = pyjamas
_____

pal

  [pl] _.

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. ,  (. pal up. with, to pal  -.)
_____

palace

  ['plIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  ; 

    3)   (,   )

    4) _attr. 
_____

paladin

  ['pldIn] _n. _. 
_____

palaeogene

  ['plIdi:n] _n. _. 
_____

palaeographer

  [,plI'Ogrf] _n. 
_____

palaeography

  [,plI'OgrfI] _n. 
_____

palaeolithic

  [,plIu'lIIk] _a. ; the Palaeolithic age 
_____

palaeontologist

  [,plIOn'tOldIst] _n. 
_____

palaeontology

  [,plIOn'tOldI] _n. 
_____

palaeozoic

  [,plIu'zuIk] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ,  
_____

palaestra

  [p'lestr] _n. (_pl. -trae) _-. 
_____

palaestrae

  [p'lestri:] _pl.  palaestra
_____

palankeen

  [,pln'ki:n] _n. , 
_____

palanquin

  [,pln'ki:n] _n. , 
_____

palatable

  ['pltbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

palatal

  ['pltl]

    1. _a.

      1) Σ

      2) _. 

    2. _n. _.  
_____

palatalization

  ['pltlaI'zeISn] _n. _. , 
_____

palatalize

  ['pltlaIz] _v. _. , 
_____

palate

  ['plIt] _n.

    1) _. Σ

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

palatial

  [p'leISl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

palatinate

  [p'ltInIt] _n. _. ; 
_____

palatine

  I ['pltaIn] _n. (Palatine) _.  (. Count  Earl
  Palatine); County Palatine 

  II ['pltaIn] _.

    1. _a. Σ; palatine bones Σ 

    2. _n. _pl. Σ 
_____

palaver

  [p'la:v]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  

      3) ;  

      4) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) ;  
_____

pale

  I [peIl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ; 

      3) , , ;  (); beyond (within) the
      pale of smth.   ( ) -.

      4) _.  

      5): the (English) Pale _.  ,  

      6) _.     

    2. _v.  , , ; 

  II [peIl]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) ,  ( ,   ..)

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) 

      3)  ; 
_____

paleaceous

  [,peIlI'eISs] _a. ,   
_____

paled

  I [peIld]

    1. _p-p.  pale I, 2

    2. _a.  ()

  II [peIld] _p-p.  pale II, 2
_____

paleface

  ['peIlfeIs] _n. ,    (   
   )
_____

palestra

  [p'lestr] = palaestra
_____

paletot

  ['pltu] _n. _. ,  
_____

palette

  ['plIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.    
_____

palette-knife

  ['plItnaIf] _n. _. 
_____

palfrey

  ['pO:lfrI] _n. _. _.   (. )
_____

palimpsest

  ['plImpsest] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.     
_____

paling

  I ['peIlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  pale I, 2

    2. _n.

      1) , , 

      2) ; 

  II ['peIlIN] _pres-p.  pale II, 2
_____

palingenesis

  [,plIn'denIsIs] _n. _. ()
_____

palinode

  ['plInud] _. _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ,    , 
_____

palisade

  [,plI'seId]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _pl.   

    2. _v.  , 
_____

palisander

  [,plI'snd] _n. _. ;  
_____

palish

  ['peIlIS] _a. 
_____

pall

  I [pO:l]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( )

      2) , ; 

      3) , 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  

      2) 

  II [pO:l] _v.

    1)  (. pall on)

    2) ()
_____

palladia

  [p'leIdj] _pl.  palladium I
_____

palladium

  I [p'leIdjm] _. _n. (_pl. -dia)  ; , 

  II [p'leIdjm] _n. _. 
_____

pallet

  I ['plIt] _n.

    1)  ,  

    2)  

    3) _. , 

  II ['plIt] _n.

    1) = palette 1)

    2) _. , ; ;  ()

    3)   
_____

pallet-bed

  ['plItbed] = pallet I, 1)
_____

pallia

  ['plI] _pl.  pallium
_____

palliasse

  ['plIs] _n.  
_____

palliate

  ['plIeIt] _v.

    1)   (, )

    2) ,  (, )

    3) , 
_____

palliation

  [,plI'eISn] _n.

    1)   (, )

    2)  ()
_____

palliative

  ['plItIv]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  
_____

pallid

  ['plId] _a. -
_____

pallidness

  ['plIdnIs] _n.  
_____

pallium

  ['plIm] _. _n. (_pl. -lia)

    1) 

    2) _.  ()
_____

pall-mall

  ['pl'ml] _n. - (   )
_____

pallor

  ['pl] _n. 
_____

pally

  ['plI] _a. _.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

palm

  I [pa:m]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.  ()

      3)  ()

      *) to have an itching palm  ;  ,
      

    2. _v.

      1)    (  ..)

      2)  , 

      3) 

      #) palm off ; ,  (on, upon - -.)

  II [pa:m] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  ; _. , ; to bear ( to carry) the
    palm   ;  ; to yield the palm
      ;   ģ

    3)    ..

    4) _attr. 

    *) Palm Sunday _.  
_____

palmaceous

  [pl'meISs] _a. _. 
_____

palmar

  ['plm] _a. _. 
_____

palmary

  ['plmrI] _a.   , 
_____

palmate

  ['plmIt] _a.

    1) _. , 

    2) _. ֣  
_____

palm-cat

  ['pa:m'kt] = palm-civet
_____

palm-civet

  ['pa:m'sIvIt] _n. _.  , 
_____

palmcrist

  ['pa:mkrIst] = Palma Christi
_____

palmer

  ['pa:m] _n.

    1) 

    2)  -
_____

palmetto

  [pl'metu] _n. (_pl. -os [pl'metuz]) _. , 
  

    *) Palmetto State _.     
_____

palm-grease

  ['pa:mgri:s] = palm-oil 2)
_____

palmiped

  ['plmIpd] = palmipede
_____

palmipede

  ['plmIpi:d] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

palmist

  ['pa:mIst] _n. 
_____

palmistry

  ['pa:mIstrI] _n. 
_____

palmitic

  [pl'mItIk] _a. _. 
_____

palm-oil

  ['pa:mOIl] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

palm-tree

  ['pa:mtri:] = palm II, 1)
_____

palm-worm

  ['pa:mw:m] = palmer 2)
_____

palmy

  ['pa:mI] _a.

    1) _. ;  

    2) , ; (one's) palmy days  
_____

palmyra

  [pl'maIr] _n. _. -
_____

palp

  [plp] _n. _. 
_____

palpability

  [,plp'bIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

palpable

  ['plpbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

palpal

  ['plpl] _a. _. 
_____

palpate

  ['plpeIt] _v.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

palpation

  [pl'peISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

palpi

  ['plpaI] _pl.  palpus
_____

palpitate

  ['plpIteIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ;  ( ,   ..; with)
_____

palpitating

  ['plpIteItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  palpitate

    2. _a.

      1) ; palpitating interest  

      2) 
_____

palpitation

  [,plpI'teISn] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) , 
_____

palpus

  ['plps] _n. (_pl. -pi) = palp
_____

palsgrave

  ['pO:lzgreIv] _n. _. 
_____

palstave

  ['pO:lsteIv] _n. _.  (  )
_____

palsy

  ['pO:lzI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) _.   

    2. _v.

      1) ;  

      2) _.  
_____

palter

  ['pO:lt] _v.

    1)  ; , ; to palter with facts
       

    2) 

    3)  
_____

paltry

  ['pO:ltrI] _a.

    1) , , , 

    2) , 
_____

paludal

  [p'lju:dl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

paly

  ['peIlI] _a. _. ; 
_____

pampas

  ['pmps] _n. _pl. 
_____

pampas-grass

  ['pmpsgra:s] _n. _.  
_____

pamper

  ['pmp] _v. , 
_____

pampero

  [pm'pEru] _. _n. (_pl. -os [pm'pEruz])  ( ,
    )
_____

pamphlet

  ['pmflIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  
_____

pamphleteer

  [,pmflI'tI]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) 
_____

pan

  [pn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; ; 

      2)  ()

      3) 

      4)   () 

      5) _. _. 

      6) _. , ; 

      7) _.  ; 

      8)  ( Σ )

    2. _v.

      1)     

      2)  ( )

      3) _.  ,   

      4) _. 

      *) pan out ) ; )   ( ); ) ;
      , ; the business did not pan out  
      ,  
_____

panacea

  [,pn'sI] _n. ,  
_____

panache

  [p'nS] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

panada

  [p'na:d] _n.  
_____

pancake

  ['pnkeIk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; flat as a pancake  

      2) _. _.   

    2. _v. _. _. 
_____

panchromatic

  ['pnkru'mtIk] _a. _. 
_____

pancratium

  [pn'kreISIm] _n. _-.     
_____

pancreas

  ['pNkrIs] _n. _.  
_____

panda

  ['pnd] _n. ,  ; giant panda  
_____

pandect

  ['pndekt] _n. (. _pl.)

    1) _.  

    2)  
_____

pandemic

  [pn'demIk] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

pandemonium

  [,pndI'munjm] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) _.  , 
_____

pander

  ['pnd]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  (to - -.)
_____

pandit

  ['pAndIt] = pundit
_____

pandowdy

  [pn'daudI] _n. _.    
_____

pane

  [peIn] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ( )

    3)  (, )

    4) _. ϣ 

    5) = panel 1, 1)
_____

panegyric

  [,pnI'dIrIk]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a. 
_____

panegyrical

  [,pnI'dIrIkl] _a. , 
_____

panegyrist

  [,pnI'dIrIst] _n. 
_____

panegyrize

  ['pnIdIraIz] _v. 
_____

panel

  ['pnl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ̣

      2)    ; 

      3)       

      4)    

      5)  

      6)  

      7)   ();  

      8) _. _. ; 

      9)    

      10)  , ; ;  ,
        ..

      11)     (   -)

      12) _.  ;  ;  

      13) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1)  , ̣

      2)      

      3)    ();   
       ()

      4) _.  
_____

panel doctor

  ['pnl'dOkt] _n.  
_____

panelling

  ['pnlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  panel 2

    2. _n.  
_____

panful

  ['pnful] _n.    . {. pan 1, 1)}
_____

pang

  [pN] _n.

    1)   

    2) _pl.  
_____

pangolin

  [pN'gulIn] _n. _. 
_____

panhandle

  ['pn,hndl]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _.       
      

      *) Panhandle State _.     

    2. _v. _. _.  , 
_____

panhandler

  ['pn,hndl] _n. _. _. , 
_____

panic

  I ['pnIk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. _. , 

    2. _a. 

    3. _v.

      1) ,  

      2) _. _.    ();  ,
      

  II ['pnIk] _n. _.  , ,  
_____

panicky

  ['pnIkI] _a. _. 
_____

panicle

  ['pnIkl] _n. _. ԣ
_____

panic-monger

  ['pnIk,mANg] _n. ˣ
_____

panic-stricken

  ['pnIk,strIkn] _a.  
_____

paniculate

  [p'nIkjuleIt] _a. _. 
_____

panjandrum

  [pn'dndrm] _n. _.  , ""
_____

panmixia

  [pn'mIksI] _n. _.  
_____

pannage

  ['pnId] _n.

    1)     

    2)       

    3)  (֣, , )
_____

panne

  [pn] _n. 
_____

pannier

  ['pnI] _n.

    1)  (.   ); 

    2)  ( ); 

    3) _. ԣ  ()
_____

pannikin

  ['pnIkIn] _n.  ; ; 

    *) to be off one's pannikin   , 
_____

panoplied

  ['pnplId] _a.  
_____

panoply

  ['pnplI] _n.  ( _.)
_____

panopticon

  [pn'OptIkn] _n.

    1) 

    2)        
_____

panorama

  [,pn'ra:m] _n. 
_____

panoramic

  [,pn'rmIk] _a. 
_____

pan-pipe

  ['pnpaIp] _n. 
_____

pansy

  ['pnzI]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _. 

    2. _a. 
_____

pant

  [pnt]

    1. _v.

      1)    , 

      2) 

      3)  ,  (for, after -  ޣ-.)

      4) ,   ( )

      5)  ;  (. pant out)

    2. _n.

      1) ; ֣, Σ 

      2) 

      3)  ()
_____

pantalets

  [,pnt'lets] = pantalettes
_____

pantalettes

  [,pnt'lets] _n. _pl.     
_____

pantaloon

  [,pnt'lu:n] _n.

    1) _pl. (. _.) ; _. 

    2) (. _pl.) _.   

    3) _pl. 

    4) (Pantaloon)  (  )

    5) (Pantaloon)  
_____

pantechnicon

  [pn'teknIkn] _n.

    1)    

    2)     (. pantechnicon van)
_____

pantheism

  ['pni:Izm] _n. 
_____

pantheist

  ['pni:Ist] _n. 
_____

pantheistic

  [,pni:'IstIk] = pantheistical
_____

pantheistical

  [,pni:'IstIkl] _a. 
_____

pantheon

  ['pnIn] _n. 
_____

panther

  ['pn] _n. _.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _. ; , 
_____

pantie girdle

  ['pntI'g:dl] _n.  -
_____

panties

  ['pntIz] _n. _pl. _.

    1)  

    2)  (  )
_____

pantile

  ['pntaIl] _n. _.  
_____

panto

  ['pntu] _n. _. _.  pantomime 1
_____

panto-

  ['pntu] _pref. -, -, -
_____

pantograph

  ['pntugra:f] _n.

    1)  (  ߣ     
    )

    2) _. , ɣ
_____

pantomime

  ['pntmaIm]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)    (   ); -

      3)  ; to express oneself in pantomime  

      4) _.  ԣ;  (  )

    2. _v.  
_____

pantomimic

  [,pntu'mImIk] _a. 
_____

pantry

  ['pntrI] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2)  (   ..)
_____

pantryman

  ['pntrImn] _n. 
_____

pants

  [pnts] _n. _pl. (_.  pantaloons)

    1) _. _. , 

    2) 

    3) _. _.  ̣ 
_____

panzer

  ['pnts] _. _.

    1. _n. _pl. _.  

    2. _a. ; ; panzer troops 
    
_____

pap

  I [pp] _n.

    1) ,  (   )

    2)  , , 

    3) _. _.   ,   
    

  II [pp] _n.

    1) _.  ()

    2) _.  
_____

papa

  [p'pa:] _n. _. 
_____

papacy

  ['peIpsI] _n. 
_____

papal

  ['peIpl] _a. 
_____

papaveraceous

  [p,peIv'reISs] _a. _. ,   
_____

papaverous

  [p'peIvrs] _a. 
_____

papaya

  [p'paI] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)   
_____

paper

  ['peIp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; correspondence paper    ;
      ruled paper  ; section paper   ;
      rotogravure paper _.    

      2) 

      3)  ; ; ; working paper  

      4)  

      5)  

      6)  ; a paper of needles  

      7) _. , ,  ;  

      8) ; ; _pl.    ; to
      send in one's papers   ; first papers _. 
      ,    ,  
         

      9) _pl. 

      10) _. , 

      11) _. ()

    2. _a.

      1) ; paper money ( currency)  ; paper work
      )  ; )  ,   
      ..

      2)    

      3) ; paper war ( warfare)  

      4)   

    3. _v.

      1) ף  

      2)  , 

      3) _.   
_____

paper-boy

  ['peIpbOI] = news-boy
_____

paper-chase

  ['peIptSeIs] _n.  "  ",     
     
_____

paper-cutter

  ['peIp,kAt] _n.

    1) = paper-knife

    2) _.  
_____

paper-fastener

  ['peIp,fa:sn] _n.   
_____

paper-hanger

  ['peIp,hN] _n. 
_____

paper-hanging

  ['peIp,hNIN] _n.

    1)   

    2) _pl. 
_____

paper-knife

  ['peIpnaIf] _n.  ,   
_____

paper-mill

  ['peIpmIl] _n.  
_____

paper-stainer

  ['peIp,steIn] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

paper-tiger

  ['peIp'taIg] _n. _. _. " ",  
_____

paper-weight

  ['peIpweIt] _n. -
_____

paper-back

  ['peIpbk] _n.    
_____

paper-backed

  ['peIpbkt] _a.     ( )
_____

papery

  ['peIprI] _a.   , 
_____

papier mache

  ['ppjeI'ma:SeI] _n. _. -
_____

papilionaceous

  [p,pIlI'neISs] _a. _. 
_____

papilla

  [p'pIl] _n. (_pl. -lae) _. _. _. , 
_____

papillae

  [p'pIli:] _pl.  papilla
_____

papillary

  [p'pIlrI] _a. 
_____

papillate

  [p'pIleIt] _a.  ; 
_____

papillose

  ['ppIlus] _a.  ; , 
_____

papist

  ['peIpIst] _n. 
_____

papistic

  [p'pIstIk] = papistical
_____

papistical

  [p'pIstIkl] _a. 
_____

papistry

  ['peIpIstrI] _n. 
_____

papoose

  [p'pu:s] _n. £ ( )
_____

pappose

  ['ppus] _a. _. ֣ 
_____

pappus

  ['pps] _n. _. 
_____

pappy

  ['ppI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

paprika

  ['pprIk] _. _n. ,  ( ) 
_____

papula

  ['ppjul] _n. (_pl. -lae) _. , 
_____

papulae

  ['ppjuli:] _pl.  papula
_____

papular

  ['ppjul] _a. _. ̣
_____

papule

  ['ppju:l] = papula
_____

papulose

  ['ppjulus] _a. _. ̣; 
_____

papulous

  ['ppjuls] _a. _. ̣; 
_____

papyraceous

  [,ppI'reISs] _a. _.   , 
_____

papyri

  [p'paIraI] _pl.  papyrus
_____

papyrus

  [p'paIrs] _n. (_pl. -ri) 
_____

par

  I [pa:] _n.

    1) ; on a par ;    (with)

    2) _.  (. par of exchange)

    3)  , ; at par   ,  ;
    above (below) par  ()  

    4)  ; on a par  ; I feel below ( under)
    par    ; up to par   

  II [pa:] _n. (_.  paragraph) _.  

  III [pa:] = parr
_____

par avion

  [,pa:r'vjO:N] _. _adv.  ; 
_____

par excellence

  [pa:r'eksla:ns] _. _adv.  ;  ; 
  
_____

parable

  ['prbl] _n. , 

    *) to take up one's parable _.  
_____

parabola

  [p'rbl] _n. _. 
_____

parabolic

  [,pr'bOlIk] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) = parabolical 1)
_____

parabolical

  [,pr'bOlIkl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. = parabolic 1)
_____

paraboloid

  [p'rblOId] _n. _. 
_____

paracentric

  [,pr'sentrIk] = paracentrical
_____

paracentrical

  [,pr'sentrIkl] _a. 
_____

parachronism

  [p'rkrnIzm] _n. ,   (
  -.     )
_____

parachute

  ['prSu:t]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _attr. ; parachute jump   ; parachute
      landing )   ; )   ;
      parachute troops - 

    2. _v. ;   ;   ;
    to parachute to safety   
_____

parachute-jumper

  ['prSu:t,dAmp] = parachutist
_____

parachutist

  ['prSu:tIst] _n. 
_____

paraclete

  ['prkli:t] _n. _. , , 
_____

parade

  [p'reId]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; a mannequin parade  

      3)  ; to make a parade of smth.  -.
      , ,  -.

      4) _. 

      5) _. 

      6)   

      7)  

      8) _. 

      *) programme parade   (   )

    2. _v.

      1) _. ();  ; 

      2)  

      3) ; ; to parade the streets   
_____

parade-ground

  [p'reIdgraund] _n.  
_____

paradigm

  ['prdaIm] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

paradisaic

  [,prdI'seIIk] = paradisiac
_____

paradisaical

  [,prdI'seIIkl] = paradisiacal
_____

paradise

  ['prdaIs] _n.

    1)  (. _.)

    2) _. ̣,  ( )

    3) _.  

    *) fool's paradise  ; to live in a fool's paradise
     
_____

paradisiac

  [,pr'dIsIk] = paradisiacal
_____

paradisiacal

  [,prdI'saIkl] _a. 
_____

paradisial

  [,pr'dIsIl] = paradisiacal
_____

paradisian

  [,pr'dIzIn] = paradisiacal
_____

paradisic

  [,pr'dIzIk] = paradisiacal
_____

paradisical

  [,pr'dIzIkl] = paradisiacal
_____

parados

  ['prdOs] _n. _. _.  
_____

paradox

  ['prdOks] _n. 
_____

paradoxical

  [,pr'dOksIkl] _a. 
_____

paraffin

  ['prfIn]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) 

      3) _attr. 

    2. _v.    
_____

paraffin oil

  ['prfIn'OIl] _n.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

paragon

  ['prgn] _n.

    1)  (, )

    2) ,    100   

    3) _. 
_____

paragraph

  ['prgra:f]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to begin a new ( fresh) paragraph    

      2) , 

      3) _.  ,  

      4)  

    2. _v.

      1)     

      2)   
_____

paragraphic

  [,pr'grfIk] = paragraphical
_____

paragraphical

  [,pr'grfIkl] _a.   ,   
  
_____

parakeet

  ['prki:t] _n. _.  
_____

paralinguistics

  [,prlIN'gwIstIks] _n. 
_____

parallax

  ['prlks] _n. _. 
_____

parallel

  ['prlel]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , ; in parallel ; to
      draw a parallel between   

      2)  

      3) _. 

      4) _.  

      5) _.  |

    2. _a.

      1)  (to)

      2) , ; parallel instance  

    3. _v.

      1)   ( -.);  (with)

      2)   (-.)

      3) 

      4)  ,  ; the road parallels the
      river    

      5) _. (-)  , 
_____

parallelepiped

  [,prle'lepIped] _n. _. 
_____

parallelism

  ['prlelIzm] _n. 
_____

parallelogram

  [,pr'lelugrm] _n. _. 
_____

paralogism

  [p'rldIzm] _n. ,  
_____

paralogize

  [p'rldaIz] _v.   
_____

paralyse

  ['prlaIz] _v.  (. _.)
_____

paralyses

  [p'rlIsi:z] _pl.  paralysis
_____

paralysis

  [p'rlIsIs] _n. (_pl. -yses) 
_____

paralytic

  [,pr'lItIk]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _n. 
_____

paramagnetic

  [,prmg'netIk] _a. _. 
_____

paramatta

  [,pr'mt] _n. ̣  
_____

parameter

  [p'rmIt] _n. _. _. 
_____

paramilitary

  [,pr'mIlItrI] _a. , 
_____

paramo

  ['prmu] _. _n. (_pl. -os ['prmuz])   (
   )
_____

paramount

  ['prmaunt] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ; of paramount importance  ;
    his influence became paramount    ;
    paramount arm _.   
_____

paramour

  ['prmu] _n. ; 
_____

parang

  ['pa:rN] _n. ,   
_____

paranoia

  [,pr'nOI] _n. _. ,  
_____

parapack

  ['prpk] _n.  
_____

parapet

  ['prpIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

paraph

  ['prf] _.

    1. _n. ,     

    2. _v. ,  
_____

paraphernalia

  [,prf'neIlj] _n. _pl.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) 
_____

paraphrase

  ['prfreIz]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

paraphrastic

  [,pr'frstIk] _a. 
_____

paraplegia

  [,pr'pli:d] _n. _. 
_____

paraselenae

  [,prsI'li:ni:] _pl.  paraselene
_____

paraselene

  [,prsI'li:nI] _n. (_pl. -nae) _. ,  
_____

parashoot

  ['prSu:t] _v.   
_____

parasite

  ['prsaIt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) , 
_____

parasitic

  [,pr'sItIk] = parasitical
_____

parasitical

  [,pr'sItIkl] _a. , 
_____

parasiticide

  [,pr'sItIsaId] _n.    
_____

parasitism

  ['prsaItIzm] _n. 
_____

parasitize

  ['prsaItaIz] _v. _. 
_____

parasol

  ['prsOl] _n.

    1)   ( )

    2) _. 

    3) _.   
_____

parataxis

  [,pr'tksIs] _n. _. ,   
  
_____

parathyroid

  [,pr'aIrOId] _n. _.  
_____

paratrooper

  ['pr,tru:p] _n. _. -
_____

paratroops

  ['prtru:ps] _n. _pl.  
_____

paratyphoid

  ['pr'taIfOId] _n. _. 
_____

paravane

  ['prveIn] _n. _. 
_____

parboil

  ['pa:bOIl] _v.

    1)  ,  

    2) _. , 
_____

parbuckle

  ['pa:bAkl]

    1. _n.

      1)   ߣ   

      2) _.  ߣ 

    2. _v. _.   
_____

parcel

  ['pa:sl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ף; , 

      2) 

      3)  ()

      4)  ()

      5) , ; a parcel of scamps  

      6) _. ; part and parcel  

    2. _adv. _. ; parcel gilt    (
    ); parcel blind ; parcel drunk 

    3. _v.

      1)   ,  (. parcel out)

      2) ף  

      3) _.  
_____

parcel post

  ['pa:sl'pust] _n. - 
_____

parcelling

  ['pa:slIN]

    1. _pres-p.  parcel 3

    2. _n.

      1) , ; parcelling of land  

      2) _.  
_____

parcenary

  ['pa:sInrI] _n. _. 
_____

parcener

  ['pa:sIn] _n. _. 
_____

parch

  [pa:tS] _v.

    1)  , 

    2) , ,  ( )

    3)  ( , );  ( )

    #) parch up , 
_____

parched

  [pa:tSt]

    1. _p-p.  parch

    2. _a.

      1) ֣, ̣

      2) ; parched wayfarer   
_____

parching

  ['pa:tSIN]

    1. _pres-p.  parch

    2. _a. 
_____

parchment

  ['pa:tSmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2)   

    3)  

    4)   

    5) _attr. 
_____

parcook

  ['pa:kuk] _v.  ,  
_____

pardon

  ['pa:dn]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; I beg your pardon 

      2) _. ; general pardon ; to issue pardon for
      smb.  -.

      3) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) , ; pardon me  ,  

      2) ;   
_____

pardonable

  ['pa:dnbl] _a. 
_____

pardoner

  ['pa:dn] _n. _.  
_____

pare

  [pE] _v.

    1)  ()

    2)  , ; ; 

    3) ,  ( pare away, pare down)

    #) pare away, pare off ) , ; ) , 
_____

paregoric

  [,pr'gOrIk] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

parenchyma

  [p'reNkIm] _n. _. _. 
_____

parent

  ['pErnt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 

    3)   ,    

    4) ,  (  ..)

    5) _attr. 

    6) _attr. ,  ; parent rock _.
    ,  ; parent plant _-.  
    ( )

    7) _attr. ; parent metal  ; parent station _.
     ,  

    *) parent state 
_____

parentage

  ['pErntId] _n.

    1) ,  , 

    2) ; 
_____

parental

  [p'rentl] _a.

    1) ; ;  ( )

    2)  
_____

parentheses

  [p'renIsi:z] _pl.  parenthesis
_____

parenthesis

  [p'renIsIs] _n. (_pl. -theses)

    1) _.    

    2) (. _pl.) ,  

    3) ,  ; 
_____

parenthesize

  [p'renIsaIz] _v.

    1)  ( )

    2)   
_____

parenthetic

  [,prn'etIk] = parenthetical
_____

parenthetical

  [,prn'etIkl] _a.

    1) , ޣ  

    2)   

    3)  

    4) _.  (   ..)
_____

paresis

  ['prIsIs] _n. _. , 
_____

parget

  ['pa:dIt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

pargeting

  ['pa:dItIN] = pargetting
_____

pargetting

  ['pa:dItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  parget 2

    2. _n. () 
_____

parhelia

  [pa:'hi:lj] _pl.  parhelion
_____

parhelion

  [pa:'hi:ljn] _n. (_pl. -lia) _. ,  
_____

pariah

  ['prI] _n. ; 
_____

pariah-dog

  ['prIdOg] _n.  
_____

paries

  ['pErIi:z] _n. (_pl. -etes) _.  ( , )
_____

parietal

  [p'raIItl] _a. _.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

parietes

  [p'raIIti:z] _pl.  paries
_____

paring

  ['pErIN]

    1. _pres-p.  pare

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _pl. , , , ; 
_____

parish

  ['prIS] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) _. () 

    4) _attr. ; parish clerk 

    *) to go on the parish    ; parish lantern
    _. 
_____

parish register

  ['prIS'redIst] _n.  
_____

parishioner

  [p'rISn] _n. ; 
_____

parity

  I ['prItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ; ; by parity of reasoning 
    

    3) _. 

  II ['prItI] _n. _.   
_____

park

  [pa:k]

    1. _n.

      1)  (. ,   ..)

      2)   

      3)  (. national park)

      4)  

      5) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)  ,    ()

      2)   ()  (  ..)

      3) _.  ()

      4) _.   () (. to park guns)
_____

parka

  ['pa:k] _n.  ( )
_____

parkin

  ['pa:kIn] _n.      
_____

parking

  ['pa:kIN]

    1. _pres-p.  park 2

    2. _n.

      1) ; no parking (allowed)   
      ()

      2) _.  ( ),    
_____

parking lot

  ['pa:kIN'lOt] _n.   
_____

parkway

  ['pa:kweI] _n. _. , 
_____

parky

  ['pa:kI] _a. _.  ( )
_____

parlance

  ['pa:lns] _n. ,    ; in legal parlance
    ; in common parlance  
_____

parlay

  ['pa:leI] _.

    1. _n. ;  (  )

    2. _v.  ;   (  )
_____

parley

  ['pa:lI]

    1. _n.  (. _.); to beat ( to sound) a parley
    _.         
      

    2. _v.

      1)  , ; 

      2)  (  )
_____

parleyvoo

  [,pa:lI'vu:] (. _. parlez-vous) _.

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

    2. _v.  -
_____

parliament

  I ['pa:lmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 

  II ['pa:lmnt] _n.  
_____

parliament-cake

  ['pa:lmntkeIk] = parliament II
_____

parliamentarian

  [,pa:lmen'tErIn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)   

      3) _.   (   XVII .)

    2. _a. 
_____

parliamentarism

  [,pa:l'mentrIzm] _n. 
_____

parliamentary

  [,pa:l'mentrI] _a. , ; old parliamentary
  hand  ; parliamentary language ,  
  

    *) parliamentary train _.   ۣ ,
            
_____

parlor

  ['pa:l] (. _.) = parlour
_____

parlour

  ['pa:l] _n.

    1)  ,   ( )

    2)   ( )

    3) ɣ (   ..)

    4) _. , , ; beauty (hairdresser's) parlour
      (); photographer's parlour
    
_____

parlour boarder

  ['pa:l,bO:d] _n. -,     
_____

parlour car

  ['pa:lka:] _n. _. _-. -
_____

parlourmaid

  ['pa:lmeId] _n. 
_____

parlous

  ['pa:ls]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) , 

    2. _adv. , 
_____

parly

  ['pa:lI] _. _.  parliamentary train {. parliamentary}
_____

parochial

  [p'rukjl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ; ; parochial interests ,
     
_____

parochialism

  [p'rukjlIzm] _n.  , ; 
_____

parodist

  ['prdIst] _n. 
_____

parody

  ['prdI]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

parole

  [p'rul]

    1. _n.

      1)  ,  (. parole of honour); on parole
      (ģ)   

      2)       

      3) _. 

      4) _attr.: parole system _. ,   ޣ
          

    2. _v.    
_____

parolee

  [,pr'li:] _n. ģ   
_____

paronomasia

  [,prn'meIzI] _. _n. , ,  
_____

paronym

  ['prnIm] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. _. 
_____

paroquet

  ['prkIt] = parakeet
_____

parotid

  [p'rOtId] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 
_____

parotitis

  [,pr'taItIs] _n. _.   ̣, 
  , 
_____

paroxysm

  ['prksIzm] _n. , ,  (,   ..)
_____

paroxysmal

  [,prk'sIzml] _a.  ; 
_____

parpen

  ['pa:pn] _n. _.   
_____

parquet

  ['pa:keI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.   

      3) _attr. 

      *) parquet circle _.   , 

    2. _v.  
_____

parquetry

  ['pa:kItrI] _n. 
_____

parr

  [pa:] _n.  
_____

parrel

  ['prl] _n. _. 
_____

parricidal

  [,prI'saIdl] _a. 
_____

parricide

  ['prIsaId] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  

    3) ; 

    4)  
_____

parrot

  ['prt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1)    (. parrot it)

      2)  (-.)   (-.)
_____

parrotry

  ['prtrI] _n.    
_____

parry

  ['prI]

    1. _n. ,  , ף (. _.)

    2. _v. ,  (); to parry a question  
    ,    
_____

parse

  [pa:z] _v.   
_____

parsimonious

  [,pa:sI'munjs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

parsimony

  ['pa:sImnI] _n.

    1) , ; to exercise parsimony of phrase  
     

    2) , 
_____

parsing

  ['pa:zIN]

    1. _pres-p.  parse

    2. _n.  
_____

parsley

  ['pa:slI] _n. _. 
_____

parsnip

  ['pa:snIp] _n. _. 
_____

parson

  ['pa:sn] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) _. , 
_____

parson's nose

  ['pa:snz'nuz] _n. _.   {. pope's nose; . pope I}
_____

parsonage

  ['pa:snId] _n.   , 
_____

parsonic

  [pa:'sOnIk] _a. 
_____

part

  [pa:t]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; for the most part  ; in part ,
      ; one's part in a conversation أ-.   

      2)  (), , , 

      3)  , , ; the (privy) parts  

      4) ,   ; , ; to take ( to have)
      part in smth.   ޣ-.; it was not my part to interfere
       ϣ   ; to do one's part  ϣ 

      5) ; to play ( to act) a part )  ; ) 

      6)  (   ..); for my part   , 
       ; on the part of smb.  -. ; to take the
      part of smb., to take part with smb.   -. 

      7) _pl. , ; in foreign parts   ; in these
      parts   , ; in all parts of the world  
      ,  ӣ 

      8)  

      9) _pl. _. ; a man of (good) parts  

      10) _.  ( )

      11) _. part of speech  ; part of sentence 
      

      12) _. , 

      13) _. 1/30  

      *) to have neither part nor lot in smth.     
      -.; in good part  ; ; ; in bad (
      evil) part  ; ; to take smth. in good part 
      ; to take smth. in bad ( evil) part 

    2. _adv. , ; 

    3. _v.

      1) (); (); ; ();
      ; (); let us part friends  

      2) ޣ,   

      3) _.  (   ..); ; he won't part
        

      4) 

      5) _.  ( -.)

      #) part from  ( )  -.; part with ) =
      part from; ) ,  -.; )  ()
_____

part time

  ['pa:t'taIm] _n.   
_____

part-owner

  ['pa:t,un] _n. 
_____

partake

  [pa:'teIk] _v. (partook; partaken)

    1)   (in, of -  ޣ-.);  (with -  -.)

    2)  (  ..; of)

    3) , ,  (of - -.)

    4)   (-.);  (-.); the vegetation partakes
    of a tropical character    
_____

partaken

  [pa:'teIkn] _p-p.  partake
_____

partaker

  [pa:'teIk] _n. 
_____

partaking

  [pa:'teIkIN] _n. 
_____

parted

  ['pa:tId]

    1. _p-p.  part 3

    2. _a.

      1) ̣; parted lips  

      2) ޣ
_____

parterre

  [pa:'tE] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _.   , 

    3) 
_____

parthenogenesis

  ['pa:Inu'denIsIs] _n. _. 
_____

parti

  [pa:'ti:] _n. _.  ( )
_____

parti pris

  [pa:'ti:'pri:] _n. _.  
_____

partial

  ['pa:Sl] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) 

    3): partial to  ( -., -.); he is very partial
    to sport    
_____

partiality

  [,pa:SI'lItI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (for - )
_____

partible

  ['pa:tIbl] _a.

    1) 

    2)   (.  )
_____

participant

  [pa:'tIsIpnt] _n. , 
_____

participate

  [pa:'tIsIpeIt] _v.

    1)  (in)

    2)  (in - -., with -  -.)

    3)  (in - -.)

    4) _.   (of -  -.)
_____

participating country

  [pa:'tIsIpeItIN'kAntrI] _n. - (,  
  ..)
_____

participation

  [pa:,tIsI'peISn] _n. ; 
_____

participator

  [pa:'tIsIpeIt] _n. 
_____

participial

  [,pa:tI'sIpIl] _a. _. ; 
_____

participle

  ['pa:tIsIpl] _n. _. ; 
_____

particle

  ['pa:tIkl] _n.

    1) ; ; particle of dust 

    2) _.  ; ; 

    3)  ()
_____

particoloured

  ['pa:tI,kAld] _a. У, 
_____

particular

  [p'tIkjul]

    1. _a.

      1) , , 

      2) , , ; particular goals 
      

      3) , ;   ; it is of
      no particular importance     ; he is
      a particular friend of mine    ; for no particular
      reason   ; particular qualities 

      4) , , 

      5) ; to be particular in one's speech  
      ;     

      6) , ; particular about what ( particular
      as to what) one eats   

    2. _n.

      1) ; , ; in particular  , 
      ; to go into particulars   

      2) _pl.  ޣ; to give all the particulars 
       ޣ

      *) London particular _.  
_____

particularism

  [p'tIkjulrIzm] _n.

    1)   ( -., -.)

    2) _. 
_____

particularistic

  [p,tIkjul'rIstIk] _a. , ; particularistic interests 
  
_____

particularity

  [p,tIkju'lrItI] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) ; 

    3) _. 
_____

particularize

  [p'tIkjulraIz] _v.   ( ޣ-.),  
  
_____

particularized

  [p'tIkjulraIzd] _a. ; 
_____

particularly

  [p'tIkjullI] _adv.

    1) , ; ,  

    2) ,  

    3) , ;  ; generally and particularly 
       

    4) , 
_____

parting

  ['pa:tIN]

    1. _pres-p.  part 3

    2. _n.

      1) , ; ; ; at parting  

      2) ; ; at the parting of the ways  
      ( _.)

      3)  ( )

      4) _. 

      5) _. ;  ()

      6) _. ,  ; 

    3. _a.

      1) 

      2) , ; ; parting day ,  
      

      3) ; ,  ( )
_____

partisan

  I [,pa:tI'zn]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) ;   (-.)

  II [,pa:tI'zn] _n. _. , 
_____

partisanship

  [,pa:tI'znSIp] _n. 
_____

partite

  ['pa:taIt] _a. _. _. , 
_____

partition

  [pa:'tISn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3) , 

      4)  ( ,   ..)

      5) , 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3)  

      #) partition off ,  
_____

partitionist

  [pa:'tISnIst] _n.   
_____

partitive

  ['pa:tItIv]

    1. _a.

      1) _. , ; partitive genitive
       

      2) ; 

    2. _n. _.  
_____

partly

  ['pa:tlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) ,   
_____

partner

  ['pa:tn]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  (in, of -  ޣ-.);  ( ,
      ; with)

      2) ; Σ; ; secret ( sleeping, dormant)
      partner ,        ;
      silent partner ,     , 
      ; predominant partner " " (  
      )

      3) 

      4) ()

      5) Σ ( , ); 

      6) _pl. _.  ()

    2. _v.

      1)  Σ

      2)  (-.) Σ;    (with -  -.)
_____

partnership

  ['pa:tnSIp] _n.

    1) ; ; working partnership  ,
     

    2) , 
_____

partook

  [pa:'tuk] _p.  partake
_____

partridge

  ['pa:trId] _n. _. () 
_____

partridge-wood

  ['pa:trIdwud] _n.   (  
  )
_____

part-song

  ['pa:tsON] _n. _.    ң   
_____

part-time

  ['pa:ttaIm] _a.: part-time worker ,    
_____

part-timer

  ['pa:t'taIm] = part-time worker {. part-time}
_____

parturient

  [pa:'tjurInt] _a.

    1)   , 

    2)   ; ; ; parturient infection
     
_____

parturifacient

  [pa:,tjurI'feISnt] _n. _. ,    
_____

parturition

  [,pa:tju'rISn] _n. 
_____

party

  I ['pa:tI]

    1. _n. ; the Communist Party of the Soviet Union
       

    2. _a. ; party affiliation  ; party
    card  ; party leader ,  ; party man (
    member)  ; party membership ,  
    ; party organization  ; party local (
    unit) ,   ; party nucleus 
    

  II ['pa:tI] _n.

    1) , ; , 

    2) 

    3) ɣ ;  , ; to give a party 
    

    4)  ; the minister and his party  
      

    5) _. ; the parties to a contract  

    6) ; to be a party to smth. ,   
    ޣ-.

    7) _. , , ; an old party with spectacles
      

    *) party girl  ;  ̣ 
_____

party-coloured

  ['pa:tI,kAld] = particoloured
_____

party-goer

  ['pa:tI,gu] _n.   ,  
_____

partying

  ['pa:tIIN] _n. ; 
_____

party line

  I ['pa:tIlaIn] _n.  ;  

  II ['pa:tIlaIn] _n. _.

    1)    

    2) = party wire
_____

party-liner

  ['pa:tI,laIn] _n.   
_____

party wall

  ['pa:tI'wO:l] _n. _. 
_____

party wire

  ['pa:tI,waI] _n. _.    ( 
  )
_____

parvenu

  ['pa:vnju:] _n. _. , 
_____

pas

  [pa:] _n. _.

    1) , ; to give the pas  ; to
    take the pas   (of -  -.)

    2)  ( )
_____

pas de deux

  ['pa:d'd:] _n. _. ,  ,  
  Σ
_____

pas seul

  [pa:'s:l] _n. _.   ;  
_____

paschal

  ['pa:skl] _a.

    1)    

    2) 
_____

pasha

  ['pa:S] _. _n. ; pasha of three tails (of two tails, of one
  tail) _. ң- (-, ) ,  1- (2-, 3-)
   (  )
_____

pashm

  ['pASm] _. _n. ۣ   (  )
_____

pasque-flower

  ['pa:sk,flau] _n. _. , -
_____

pasquinade

  [,pskwI'neId] _n. 
_____

pass

  [pa:s]

    1. _v.

      1)  ң; ,  (by -  -.;
      along -  -.; across, over -  -.); ,
      

      2) ; ,  ( -.);
      (); to pass a mountain range   

      3) 

      4) ,  (    ); it has
      passed into a proverb    

      5)  (    ..; into, to)

      6) , ,  ; I saw (heard) what was
      passing   (),  ; whether or not this comes
      to pass      

      7) ; few words passed   

      8) , 

      9) ,   ; he has passed sixteen  
       ; it passes my comprehension   
      ; it passes belief  

      10) ,  ();  (); to
      pass the tests  ; to pass standards 
      

      11)   (in -  -. )

      12)  ޣ;  ()

      13)  (,   ..); to pass the time, to make time
      pass  

      14)  ( ); time passes rapidly   

      15) ; read this and pass it on  ()  
      ; to pass the word  ; to pass money under
      the table to smb.  -. 

      16)  (,   ..)

      17)  ,   ( ); the
      bill passed the Commons    

      18)  (, ; upon, on)

      19)   ( ); the verdict passed for the
      plaintiff      

      20)   

      21)   ,   ( ); this coin will not
      pass    

      22) ; ; the pain passed  ; to pass out
      of sight   ; to pass out of use  
      

      23) , ; a change passed over his countenance 
         

      24) ; 

      25) ,  (. pass hence, pass from among us, etc.)

      26)  , ; but let that pass   
       ; that won't pass  

      27)  (); he passed his hand across his forehead 
      ף   

      28): pass your eyes ( glance) over this letter  
      

      29) _. _. 

      30) _.   ( )

      31)  (, , ); to pass one's word ;
      ,  (for)

      32) _.   ()

      33): to pass water _. 

      #) pass away ) , , ; ) ,
      ; ) ,  ( ); pass by ) 
      ; )   , ; to pass by in silence
       ; pass for ,  -.; pass in
       (. pass in one's checks); pass into  ,
       ; ; pass off )  ,
       (   ..); ) ,  ( ,
      ); )   ( , ); ) ,
       (for, as -  -.); he passed himself off as a
      doctor     ; )    -.;
      )   ,   ; ) _. 
      (); pass on )  ; pass on, please! !,
       !; )  (    ..);
      )  ; ) ; )  (); pass out
      )   ( ); ) ,  ();
      ) _.  ; ) _. ; pass over
      ) ; ; ) ; ) ;
      ) ,   ;   (. pass
      over in silence); ) _. ; pass round
      )   ;   ; to pass round the hat
         ,   ; ) ;
      ; to pass a rope round a cask   ; pass
      through ) ; ; )   -.,
      , ; they are passing through times of troubles
         ; ) , ,
        -.; ) ; ) ; pass up _.
       ( -.);  (-.)

      *) to pass by the name of...    ...,
      ...; to pass by on the other side   , 
       ; to pass on the torch  ,
      

    2. _n.

      1) ;  (. _.)

      2) , ; 

      3) , ,   (.   )

      4)     

      5)    ;  

      6) 

      7)  ; 

      8)  (  ڣ)

      9) 

      10) () ; to bring to pass ,
      ; to come to pass , ; things have come
      to a pretty pass    

      11) _. _. 

      12) _.  ( ); to make a pass at smb. ) 
        -.; ) _.   -.

      13) _.     ; _.
       

      14) _. ,  

      *) pass in review _.   ; to hold
      the pass  ϣ 
_____

passable

  ['pa:sbl] _a.

    1) ; ; 

    2) , 

    3)  
_____

passage

  I ['psId]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , , 

      2) ;  (  );  ( ); a rough
      passage ,    ; to book ( to pay, to
      take) one's passage    

      3) ̣ (); bird of passage ̣  (. _.)

      4) , , , , 

      5) , ; ; 

      6) , ;  ; no passage  ,  
      (); he was refused a passage   

      7) ,  (, )

      8) , 

      9) ,  ()

      10) , , 

      11) _pl. ; ; to have stormy passages with smb. 
         -.

      12) ,  (   ..)

      13) _. 

      14) _attr.: passage days _. , ģ  

      *) passage of ( at) arms , 

    2. _v.  ;  (,   ..)

  II ['psId] _v.

    1)    ,   (   )

    2)  ()    
_____

passage boat

  ['psIdbut] _n. 
_____

passage-way

  ['psIdweI] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) _.  

    3) _.  ;  
_____

passant

  ['psnt] _a. _.       
    ( )
_____

passbook

  ['pa:sbuk] _n.

    1)  ޣ 

    2) _.  
_____

pass-check

  ['pa:stSek] = pass-out
_____

pass-degree

  ['pa:sdI'gri:] _n.   
_____

passe

  ['pa:seI] _a. _.

    1) ̣

    2) , 
_____

passementerie

  [,pa:sma:N'tri:] _n. _.  , , 
_____

passenger

  ['psInd] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _.    

    3)   (  ..)

    4) _attr. ; passenger car  
_____

passenger-pigeon

  ['psInd,pIdIn] _n. _.  
_____

passe-partout

  ['pspa:tu:] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  ; 
_____

passer

  ['pa:s] _n.

    1) = passer-by

    2) ,    

    3) ̣  ; 
_____

passer-by

  ['pa:s'baI] _n. (_pl. passers-by) , 
_____

passerine

  ['psraIn] _.

    1. _a. ;   

    2. _n.    
_____

passersby

  ['pa:sz'baI] _pl.  passerby
_____

passible

  ['psIbl] _a.    
_____

passim

  ['psIm] _. _adv. , ;    (.  
     ..)
_____

passing

  ['pa:sIN]

    1. _pres-p.  pass 1

    2. _n.

      1) ; in passing ;  

      2) , ̣; the passing of time  

      3) 

      4) _. 

    3. _a.

      1) , ̣, 

      2) , ; a passing reference  

    4. _adv. _. , ; passing rich  
_____

passing track

  ['pa:sIN'trk] _n. _-.  
_____

passing-bell

  ['pa:sIN'bel] _n.  
_____

passingly

  ['pa:sINlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

passing-note

  ['pa:sINnut] _n. _.  
_____

passion

  ['pSn]

    1. _n.

      1) ,   (for - -., -.)

      2) , , 

      3)  

      4)  ;   ; she burst into passion
      of tears  ; a passion of grief  

      5)  ; to fall ( to fly) into a passion ,
        

      6) _.  

      7) (the Passion) _.  ,  

      8) _attr. _. Passion Sunday 5-   ;
      Passion Week  , 6-   

    2. _v. _.    
_____

passional

  I ['pSnl] _n. 

  II ['pSnl] _a. 
_____

passionary

  ['pSnrI] = passional I
_____

passionate

  ['pSnIt] _a.

    1) , ; passionate interest  

    2) ̣

    3) , ; 
_____

passion-flower

  ['pSn,flau] _n. _. , 
_____

passionless

  ['pSnlIs] _a. , 
_____

passion-play

  ['pSnpleI] _n. _. ,   
_____

passivation

  [,psI'veISn] _n. _. ,  ,
  
_____

passive

  ['psIv]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; 

      2) 

      3) _.  ( )

      4) _. ; passive balance  ; passive
      bonds _.  

    2. _n. _.  ;  
_____

passivity

  [p'sIvItI] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) 
_____

passkey

  ['pa:ski:] _n.

    1) 

    2)    

    3) _attr.: passkey man -
_____

passman

  ['pa:smn] _n.      
_____

pass-out

  ['pa:saut] _n.  (  )
_____

passoutcheck

  ['pa:saut'tSek] _. = pass-out
_____

passport

  ['pa:spO:t] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ,   -.   
     -.
_____

password

  ['pa:sw:d] _n. ; 
_____

past

  [pa:st]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; it is now a thing of the past  
      ; a man with a past   () 

      2) (. the past) _.  

    2. _a.

      1) , ; ; for some time past () 
      ; his prime is past   

      2) _. ; past participle   

    3. _adv. ; he walked past  ۣ ; the years flew past 
    

    4. _prep.

      1) ; he ran past the house    

      2) ,   ; the station is past the river 
        

      3) , ; it is past two   ; he stayed till past
      two o'clock   ,   ۣ; half past two 
      ; the train is past due  ; he is past sixty 
       

      4) , ;   (); past the wit of man
        ; he is past cure  ; it is
      past endurance  
_____

past master

  ['pa:st'ma:st] _n. (ģ)  (in -  ޣ-.)
_____

paste

  [peIst]

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2) ,   ..

      3) ; 

      4) ; 

      5) 

      6)  

      7) _.   (  )

      8) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) ,    ; 
      (with)

      2) _. , 

      #) paste up ; to paste up notices  
_____

pasteboard

  ['peIstbO:d] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  

    3)  

    4)  

    5) _attr. ; _. , 
_____

pastel

  [ps'tel] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3)    

    4) _attr. ; pastel shades ̣ 
_____

paster

  ['peIst] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) _.    (.    
     )
_____

pastern

  ['pst:n] _n.  ()
_____

pasteurization

  [,pstraI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

pasteurize

  ['pstraIz] _v.

    1)  ()

    2)      (.  )
_____

pasteurizer

  ['pstraIz] _n. ,   
_____

pasticcio

  [pa:s'tItSu] _. _n. ; ;  (. )
_____

pastiche

  [ps'ti:S] _. _n. ; ;  (. )
_____

pastil

  ['pstl] _n.

    1)   

    2) У, 
_____

pastime

  ['pa:staIm] _n.  , ; 
_____

pastiness

  ['peIstInIs] _n. , 
_____

pastor

  ['pa:st] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3)  
_____

pastoral

  ['pa:strl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; pastoral industry 

      2) 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. 
_____

pastorale

  [,pst'ra:lI] _n. (_pl. -li, -s [,pst'ra:lIz]) _. 
_____

pastorali

  [,pst'ra:lI] _pl.  pastorale
_____

pastorate

  ['pa:strIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

pastorship

  ['pa:stSIp] = pastorate 1)
_____

pastry

  ['peIstrI] _n.   (,   ..)
_____

pastrycook

  ['peIstrIkuk] _n. 
_____

pasturable

  ['pa:stjurbl] _a. 
_____

pasturage

  ['pa:stjurId] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) 
_____

pasture

  ['pa:stS]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  

    2. _v. ()
_____

pasty

  I ['pstI] _n.  (.  )

  II ['peIstI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , ;  (  )
_____

pasty-faced

  ['peIstIfeIst] = pasty II, 2)
_____

pat

  I [pt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , ̣

      2) ,  ()

      3) ,   

    2. _v. ̣, ; to pat smb. on the back  -.
     ,  -. 

  II [pt]

    1. _adv.

      1) ; " "; ; ; the story came pat to
      the occasion    

      2) , ;  ; to know a lesson off pat 
       

      3) _. to stand pat     ; _. 
      ;    ,   ;
        

    2. _a. ; ; ; 
_____

patch

  [ptS]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , , 

      3)   

      4)   

      5)  ( )

      6)  ( )

      7)   ; a patch of potatoes  
      

      8) , 

      9) _.  

      *) a purple patch (  ) )  ;
      ) ,  ; not a patch on smth. _. 
         -.

    2. _v. ;  ; hills patched with snow , 
     

      #) patch up )    ; ; ;
      )  (); )  -. 
_____

patchouli

  ['ptSuli:] _n.  (  )
_____

patch-pocket

  ['ptS,pOkIt] _n.  
_____

patchwork

  ['ptSw:k] _n.

    1)  ; ,   ..   

    2) ; 

    3) _attr.   , , У
_____

patchy

  ['ptSI] _a.

    1) ң , 

    2) , У, ۣ

    3) ,  ( )
_____

pate

  1. [peIt] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) , 

  2. ['pa:teI] _n. _. 
_____

patella

  [p'tel] _n. (_pl. -lae) _.  
_____

patellae

  [p'teli:] _pl.  patella
_____

paten

  ['ptn] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) _. 
_____

patency

  ['peItnsI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.  
_____

patent

  ['peItnt]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) , 

      3) 

      4) _.  ; , 

    2. _n. . ['ptnt]

      1) ; ; _.  

      2)  ( -.),   ; 
      

      3) ,  (, )

      4) _.   

      5) _attr.: patent office  ; patent right _. 

    3. _v. . ['ptnt] ;   ( -.)
_____

patent leather

  ['peItnt'le] _n.  , 
_____

patentee

  [,peItn'ti:] _n.  
_____

patenting

  ['peItntIN]

    1. _pres-p.  patent 3

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.    
_____

patent-leather

  ['peItnt'le] _a. 
_____

patently

  ['peItntlI] _adv. , ; 
_____

pater

  ['peIt] _n. _. _. 
_____

patera

  ['ptr] _n. (_pl. -ae) _. ,   ( 
  )
_____

paterae

  ['ptri:] _pl.  patera
_____

paterfamilias

  ['peItf'mIlIs] _n. (_pl. patresfamilias) _.  ,
   
_____

paternal

  [p't:nl] _a.

    1) 

    2)   ; paternal aunt ԣ   

    3) 

    *) paternal legislation   
_____

paternalism

  [p't:nlIzm] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

paternity

  [p't:nItI] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ; the paternity of the child is unknown
    ,   £

    3) _. ; 
_____

paternoster

  ['pt'nOst] _n.

    1) " " ()

    2) ;  

    3) ޣ

    4) _. , 

    5) _attr.: paternoster line     
_____

path

  [pa:], _pl. [pa:z] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2)    

    3) ; ; to enter on ( to take) the path   ;
    to cross smb.'s path  -. ң 

    4)    

    5) 
_____

pathetic

  [p'etIk] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) 

    3) _. 

    *) the pathetic fallacy      ;
    pathetic strike  
_____

pathetics

  [p'etIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

pathfinder

  ['pa:,faInd] _n.

    1)  ( ); ; 

    2)   ( )

    3) _. ̣ 

    4) _. , 
_____

pathless

  ['pa:lIs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ң; 
_____

pathological

  [,p'lOdIkl] _a. 
_____

pathologist

  [p'OldIst] _a. 
_____

pathology

  [p'OldI] _n. 
_____

pathos

  ['peIOs] _n.

    1) 

    2) -.,  ,   

    3) 
_____

pathway

  ['pa:weI] _n.

    1) ; ; ; , 

    2) 

    3) _.   ,  
_____

patience

  ['peISns] _n.

    1) , ; I have no patience with him   
     ; I am out of patience with him     
    

    2) 

    3) _. ; to play patience  

    *) the patience of Job  
_____

patient

  ['peISnt]

    1. _a.

      1) ; he is patient under adversity   
      

      2) ; 

      3) ,  (of); the facts are patient of various
      interpretations    

    2. _n. , 
_____

patina

  ['ptIn] _n.  (̣  ), 
_____

patio

  ['ptIu] _. _n. (_pl. -os ['ptIuz])  ; 
_____

patois

  ['ptwa:] _n. _.  
_____

patresfamilias

  ['peItri:zf'mIlIs] _pl.  paterfamilias
_____

patriarch

  ['peItrIa:k] _n.

    1)  , , ; , 

    2) ; 

    3) _. 
_____

patriarchal

  [,peItrI'a:kl] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) 
_____

patriarchate

  ['peItrIa:kIt] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  ; 
_____

patriarchy

  ['peItrIa:kI] _n.

    1) 

    2) = patriarchate 1)
_____

patrician

  [p'trISn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

patricidal

  [,ptrI'saIdl] = parricidal
_____

patricide

  ['ptrIsaId] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

patrimonial

  [,ptrI'munjl] _a. , 
_____

patrimony

  ['ptrImnI] _n.

    1) ,  , 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

patriot

  ['peItrIt] _n. 
_____

patriotic

  [,ptrI'OtIk] _a. ; the Great Patriotic War 
   
_____

patriotism

  ['ptrItIzm] _n. 
_____

patristic

  [p'trIstIk] _a.  " "
_____

patrol

  [p'trul]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ; ; ; on patrol  

      2) 

      3) _attr. , ; ; patrol dog 
      ; patrol wagon _.  

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2)   ; 

      3) _. 
_____

patrol-bomber

  [p'trul,bOm] _n. _.  
_____

patrolman

  [p'trulmn] _n. _. 
_____

patron

  ['peItrn] _n.

    1) , , ; 

    2)  , ;  
_____

patronage

  ['ptrnId] _n.

    1) , , ; 

    2) ;    

    3)  

    4)    (, , 
      ..)
_____

patroness

  ['peItrnIs] _n. , ; 
_____

patronize

  ['ptrnaIz] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  , , 

    3)     

    4)     (, ,
       ..)
_____

patronymic

  [,ptr'nImIk]

    1. _a.

      1)    ,  ( )

      2)    (   ,  .:
      Mac-, O', -son)

    2. _n.

      1) ,    ;  

      2) 
_____

patten

  ['ptn] _n.

    1)  ;     ,
    ̣   (   )

    2) _.  
_____

patter

  I ['pt]

    1. _n.

      1)  , 

      2) ; 

      3) _.    ; 

      4) _. , 

    2. _v.  ; ;  ( )

  II ['pt]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( )

      2) , ̣ 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (  )

      2) ,  ( £)
_____

pattern

  ['ptn]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3) 

      4) ; to take a pattern of ;   
      -.

      5) ,  (   ..)

      6) , ; pattern of life  ; pattern of trade
         ,   

      7) ,  (   ..)

      8) _. ,   

      9) _.  ( )

      10) _attr. , 

    2. _v.

      1)   ,  (after, on, upon)

      2)  

      3) _.   (by)
_____

pattern-maker

  ['ptn,meIk] _n. _. 
_____

pattern-shop

  ['ptnSOp] _n. _.  ,  
_____

patty

  ['ptI] _n. ; У
_____

pattypan

  ['ptIpn] _n.   
_____

paucity

  ['pO:sItI] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) 
_____

paunch

  [pO:ntS] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2)  ,  ( )
_____

paunchy

  ['pO:ntSI] _a.  
_____

pauper

  ['pO:p] _n.

    1) , 

    2)     
_____

pauperism

  ['pO:prIzm] _n. , 
_____

pauperization

  [,pO:praI'zeISn] _n. , 
_____

pauperize

  ['pO:praIz] _v.   
_____

pause

  [pO:z]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; , 

      2) ; to give pause to   ; at
      pause  , ; 

      3) _. 

      4) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  (on, upon); to pause upon smth.
        ޣ-.; to pause upon a note  

      2)   ; 
_____

pave

  [peIv] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  ()

    3) ,  (  ..)

    *) to pave the way  ,   (for, to -
      -.)
_____

pavement

  ['peIvmnt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ,    ..

    3) _. 

    4)  

    5) _. 

    *) on the pavement  ,  
_____

pavement-artist

  ['peIvmnt,a:tIst] _n. ,    ( 
   )
_____

paver

  ['peIv] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,   ..  

    3) _.  
_____

pavilion

  [p'vIljn]

    1. _n.

      1) , ԣ

      2) ; 

      3)     

      4)  (, )

    2. _v.

      1) () ( ,   ..)

      2)  ;  
_____

paving

  ['peIvIN]

    1. _pres-p.  pave

    2. _n.

      1) ;  

      2)   

      3) _attr.: paving stone ; 
_____

pavonine

  ['pvnaIn] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

paw

  [pO:]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  

      2)   ( )

      3) _.  , ,  ( paw over)
_____

pawky

  ['pO:kI] _a. _. , 
_____

pawl

  [pO:l]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ; 

      2) _.  ( )

    2. _v. _.   
_____

pawn

  I [pO:n] _n. _.  (. _.)

  II [pO:n]

    1. _n. , ; in ( at) pawn  

    2. _v.

      1) ,   

      2) ; to pawn one's word  ; to pawn one's life
       
_____

pawnbroker

  ['pO:n,bruk] _n. ,    ; at the
  pawnbroker's  
_____

pawnee

  [pO:'ni:] _n. _. 
_____

pawnshop

  ['pO:nSOp] _n. 
_____

pax

  [pks] _.

    1. _n. ;  

    2. _int. _. _. !, !; -!,  !; !
_____

pay

  I [peI]

    1. _n.

      1) , , 

      2) ,  ; _.  , 
      ; what is the pay?  ?; in the pay of smb.
         -.,  -.; takehome pay _. _.
      ,     ( ); call pay
         (  )

      3) , 

      4)  ; good pay _.  

      5) _attr. _. 

      6) _attr. ,   ;  (
      )

    2. _v. (paid)

      1)  (for -  -.)

      2)  (, );  (, ޣ)

      3) , ; 

      4) ,  ;  ; it will never pay to
      work this mine     ; the shares pay
      5 per cent   5% 

      5) ; who breaks pays   ,   ̣;
        

      6) ,  (; to - ); 
      ();  ();  (); to pay serious
      consideration  أ ; pay attention to what I
      tell you ,    ; he pays attention ( his
      addresses, court) to her    ; he went to pay his
      respects to them  ۣ   ϣ 

      #) pay away = pay out ); pay back )  ();
      ) ; pay down  ; pay for ) ;
      ; it has been paid for    ; ) ;
      pay in    ޣ; pay off )  ;
        -.;  (); ; to pay off
      handsomely   ,   ;
      ) , ; )  ( ); 
      (); ) _. ,   ; pay out
      ) ; ) ; ) _. (_p.  _p-p. . payed)
      ; pay up )   (  ..);
      )  

      *) to pay for a dead horse   -.,   ;
         ; to pay one's way   

  II [peI] _v. _. 
_____

pay-as-you-go

  ['peIzju'gu] _a.: on a pay-as-you-go basis   
   ; pay-as-you-go taxation    
   
_____

pay-envelope

  ['peI,envlup] _n.    ; 
_____

payable

  ['peIbl] _a.

    1)  

    2) , ;  (    ..)

    3) _.   
_____

pay-bill

  ['peIbIl] = pays-heet
_____

pay-box

  ['peIbOks] _n.  
_____

pay-day

  ['peIdeI] _n.  , ԣ ;   
_____

pay-desk

  ['peIdesk] = pay-office
_____

paydirt

  ['peI'd:t] _n. _.   ;    
_____

payee

  [peI'i:] _n.  ();   ( )
_____

payer

  ['peI] _n. 
_____

paying

  I ['peIIN]

    1. _pres-p.  pay I, 2

    2. _a. , ; paying well  
    

  II ['peIIN] _pres-p.  pay II
_____

paying capacity

  ['peIINk'psItI] _n. ԣ
_____

pay-list

  ['peIlIst] = pay-sheet
_____

pay load

  ['peIlud] _n.  ; final payload  
    ( )
_____

paymaster

  ['peI,ma:st] _n. , 
_____

paymaster general

  ['peI,ma:st'denrl] _n.  
_____

payment

  ['peImnt] _n.

    1) , ԣ, ; ; interest payment  

    2) ; 
_____

pay-off

  ['peI'Of] _n. _.

    1) ; 

    2)  

    3)  ;  (  ..)

    4)  
_____

pay-office

  ['peI,OfIs] _n. _.  
_____

pay-out

  ['peI'aut] _n. 
_____

pay-packet

  ['peI,pkIt] = pay-envelope
_____

pay phone

  ['peIfun] _n. _. -
_____

pay-roll

  ['peIrul] = pay-sheet; to be off the pay-roll   
  

    *) pay-roll stuffer  
_____

pay-sheet

  ['peISi:t] _n. ԣ 
_____

pea

  I [pi:] _n.

    1) ; ; split peas ݣ 

    2) = pea-jacket

    *) as like as two peas    

  II [pi:] _n. _.  
_____

pea coal

  ['pi:kul] _n. "" ( )
_____

pea soup

  ['pi:'su:p] _n.  
_____

peace

  [pi:s] _n.

    1) ; peace of the world   ӣ ; peace with honour
    ޣ ; at peace with   ; to make peace )  ;
    ) (); to make one's peace with smb.   -.

    2) , ,   (. the peace); peace of
    mind  ; peace! ! !; to hold one's peace
    ) ; )  ; in peace  ; to keep the
    peace  ;  

    3) , ; may he rest in peace!   !

    4) (. Peace)  

    5) _attr. ; peace treaty  ; peace movement 
     ; peace campaigner   ,  ; peace
    establishment _.   

    *) to be sworn of the peace    أ;
    commission of the peace )     ;
    )   
_____

peaceable

  ['pi:sbl] _a. , 
_____

peaceful

  ['pi:sful] _a. , ; peaceful way  
_____

peace-lover

  ['pi:s,lAv] _n.  
_____

peace-loving

  ['pi:s,lAvIN] _a. 
_____

peacemaker

  ['pi:s,meIk] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 

    3) _.    ..
_____

peace-minded

  ['pi:s'maIndId] _a. 
_____

peacenik

  ['pi:snIk] _n. _.  
_____

peace-offering

  ['pi:s,OfrIN] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

peace-officer

  ['pi:s,OfIs] _n.   (, )
_____

peace-pipe

  ['pi:spaIp] _n.  
_____

peace-time

  ['pi:staIm] _n.

    1)  

    2) _attr.    ;  ; peace-time
    industries   ; peace-time strength
       
_____

peach

  I [pi:tS] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _. " "

    4) _. 

    5) _attr. 

  II [pi:tS] _v. _. _. ,  (against, on, upon -
   )
_____

peach stone

  ['pi:tSstun] _n. _.  
_____

peach-tree

  ['pi:tStri:]  
_____

peach-coloured

  ['pi:tS,kAld] _a.  
_____

pea-chick

  ['pi:tSIk] _n.     
_____

peachy

  ['pi:tSI] _a.

    1) ,   

    2) _. , , 
_____

pea-coat

  ['pi:kut] = pea-jacket
_____

peacock

  ['pi:kOk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _attr. 

      *) proud as a peacock ;   

    2. _v.

      1) , ; 

      2)  ; 
_____

peacock blue

  ['pi:kOk'blu:] _n.   
_____

peacockery

  ['pi:'kOkrI] _n. ; ڣ
_____

peafowl

  ['pi:faul] _n. ; 
_____

peahen

  ['pi:'hen] _n. 
_____

pea-jacket

  ['pi:,dkIt] _n. _. 
_____

peak

  I [pi:k] _n.

    1) ;  ; ɣ

    2)  , ;  ();  

    3) ң (, )

    4)  ()

    5)  ()

    6) _.  ;    ()

    7) _.  ()

  II [pi:k] _v.

    1)   ()

    2)  " ̣" (ף)

    3)     ( )

  III [pi:k] _v. , ; to peak and pine   
_____

peaked

  I [pi:kt] _a. ; peaked cap , 

  II [pi:kt]

    1. _p-p.  peak III

    2. _a. , ģ

  III [pi:kt] _p-p.  peak II
_____

peaky

  I ['pi:kI] = peaked I

  II ['pi:kI] = peaked II, 2
_____

peal

  [pi:l]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; 

      2)  

      3)  ();  (); peal of laughter  

    2. _v.

      1) , , 

      2)   ( peal out); to peal smb.'s fame 
       -. 
_____

peanut

  ['pi:nAt] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) _pl. _. , ; to get smth. for peanuts  -.
     

    3) _attr. 

    *) it is not peanuts   ; peanut politician _. ,
     
_____

pear

  [pE] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

pearl

  [p:l]

    1. _n.

      1) ; Venetian pearl  

      2) , 

      3) 

      4) , ڣ

      5)  ; 

      6) _.  (  5 )

      7) _attr. ; 

      *) to cast pearls before swine    

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) ,   ; pearled with dew 
        

      3)   

      4)    

      5)  (  ..)

      #) pearl off 
_____

pearl type

  ['p:l'taIp] = pearl 1, 6)
_____

pearl-ash

  ['p:lS] = potash
_____

pearl-barley

  ['p:l'ba:lI] _n.  
_____

pearl-button

  ['p:l'bAtn] _n.  
_____

pearl-diver

  ['p:l,daIv] _n. ,  ; ,  
_____

pearler

  ['p:l] = pearl-fisher
_____

pearl-fisher

  ['p:l,fIS] _n.  
_____

pearl-fishery

  ['p:l,fISrI] _n.  
_____

pearlies

  ['p:lIz] _n. _pl.

    1)  

    2) _.   ,   
    
_____

pearl-oyster

  ['p:l,OIst] _n.  ()
_____

pearl-powder

  ['p:l,paud] _n.   ()
_____

pearl-sago

  ['p:l,seIgu] _n.  ()
_____

pearl-shell

  ['p:lSel] _n.  
_____

pearl-white

  ['p:lwaIt] = pearl-powder
_____

pearly

  ['p:lI] _a.

    1) ;   

    2)  

    3)  
_____

pear-shaped

  ['pESeIpt] _a. 
_____

peart

  [pIt] _a. _.

    1)    , ӣ, ̣

    2) ,  
_____

pear-tree

  ['pEtri:] _n.  
_____

peasant

  ['peznt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. , ; peasant woman 
_____

peasantry

  ['pezntrI] _n. 
_____

pease

  [pi:z] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

peashooter

  ['pi:,Su:t] _n.  () أ
_____

pea-souper

  ['pi:,su:p] _n. _.  ֣ 
_____

pea-soupy

  ['pi:'su:pI] _a. _.   ֣ ( )
_____

peat

  [pi:t] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _attr. 
_____

peatbog

  ['pi:t'bOg] _n. ,  
_____

peat-coal

  ['pi:tkul] _n.  
_____

peatery

  ['pi:trI] _n. 
_____

peat-hag

  ['pi:thg] _n.     
_____

pea-time

  ['pi:taIm] _n. _. the last of pea-time   (-.);
   ; pea-time's past  
_____

peatman

  ['pi:tmn] _n.

    1) -

    2)  
_____

peatmoss

  ['pi:t'mOs] _n.  , 
_____

peaty

  ['pi:tI] _a. ;   
_____

pebble

  ['pebl]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  ,   

      3)    

      *) not the only pebble on the beach  Σ,    .. 
        ۣ

    2. _v.  ;  
_____

pebblestone

  ['peblstun] = pebble 1, 1)
_____

pebbly

  ['peblI] _a.  
_____

pecan

  [pI'kn] _n. _.  
_____

peccability

  [,pek'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

peccable

  ['pekbl] _a. , 
_____

peccadillo

  [,pek'dIlu] _n. (_pl. -oes, -os [,pek'dIluz]) ; 
  
_____

peccancy

  ['peknsI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , ; 
_____

peccant

  ['peknt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; the peccant string  

    3)  ; , 
_____

peccary

  ['pekrI] _n.  (   )
_____

peck

  I [pek] _n.

    1)    (= 1/4   9,08 .)

    2) , , ; a peck of troubles  

  II [pek]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. ̣ 

      3) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1)  (at),  ; to peck a hole  

      2) _. 

      3) _.  ();  

      4)   (. peck up, peck down)
_____

pecker

  ['pek] _n.

    1) ,   (.   , .: woodpecker
    )

    2) 

    3) _. ; ; keep your pecker up!   !

    4) _. , 
_____

peckish

  ['pekIS] _a. _. ; to feel peckish 
_____

pectin

  ['pektIn] _n. _. 
_____

pectinate

  ['pektInIt] _a. _. _. 
_____

pectinated

  ['pektIneItId] _a. _. _. 
_____

pectination

  [,pektI'neISn] _n. ; 
_____

pectoral

  ['pektrl]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _pl.  

    2. _a.

      1) ;    

      2)     

      3)   ; , 

      4) ; _. 
_____

peculate

  ['pekjuleIt] _v. ,   
_____

peculation

  [,pekju'leISn] _n. , 
_____

peculator

  ['pekjuleIt] _n. , , 
_____

peculiar

  [pI'kju:lj]

    1. _a.

      1) ; , ; ; a point of
      peculiar interest ,   ; peculiar
      properties 

      2)     (to - -.,
      -.); , ; ; my own peculiar
      property ϣ  

      3) , ; he has peculiar ways   

      *) Peculiar People _. " "

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

peculiarity

  [pI,kju:lI'rItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  , ;  

    3) 
_____

peculiarly

  [pI'kju:ljlI] _adv.

    1) ;  

    2) 

    3) ; he is peculiarly interested in that affair  
       
_____

pecuniary

  [pI'kju:njrI] _a.

    1) ; pecuniary aid  

    2)   ;  

    3)  
_____

pedagogic

  [,ped'gOdIk] = pedagogical
_____

pedagogical

  [,ped'gOdIkl] _a. 
_____

pedagogics

  [,ped'gOdIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

pedagogue

  ['pedgOg] _n.

    1) ,  (. _.)

    2) 
_____

pedagogy

  ['pedgOdI] _n. 
_____

pedal

  ['pedl]

    1. _n. ;  

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. _. 

    3. _v.

      1)  ,  

      2)   
_____

pedant

  ['pednt] _n.

    1) 

    2) Σ
_____

pedantic

  [pI'dntIk] _a. 
_____

pedantry

  ['pedntrI] _n. , 
_____

peddle

  ['pedl] _v.

    1)  

    2)  ,   
_____

peddler

  ['pedl] = pedlar
_____

peddlery

  ['pedlrI] = pedlary
_____

peddling

  ['pedlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  peddle

    2. _n.  

    3. _a.

      1) 

      2) , 
_____

pedestal

  ['pedIstl]

    1. _n.

      1) , , , 

      2) ,  ()

      3)    

    2. _v. ,   
_____

pedestrian

  [pI'destrIn]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; pedestrian crossing   
       

      2) , 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)     
_____

pediatrics

  [,pi:dI'trIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

pedicel

  ['pedIsl] _n. _. ̣, 
_____

pedicellate

  ['pedIsleIt] _a. _. , 
_____

pedicle

  ['pedIkl] = pedicel
_____

pedicular

  [pI'dIkjul] _a. 
_____

pediculous

  [pI'dIkjuls] = pedicular
_____

pedicure

  ['pedIkju]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

pedigree

  ['pedIgri:] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ;  ()

    3) _attr.  ( )
_____

pedigreed

  ['pedIgri:d] _a. 
_____

pediment

  ['pedImnt] _n. _. 
_____

pedlar

  ['pedl] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  , 

    *) pedlar's French  
_____

pedlary

  ['pedlrI] _n.

    1)  

    2)   ;  
_____

pedology

  I [pI'dOldI] = paedology

  II [pI'dOldI] _n. 
_____

pedometer

  [pI'dOmIt] _n. 
_____

peduncle

  [pI'dANkl] _n. _. ; 
_____

peduncular

  [pI'dANkjul,] _a. _. ֣ , 
_____

pedunculate

  [pI'dANkjulIt] _a. _. ֣ , 
_____

peek

  [pi:k]

    1. _n.  ;  

    2. _v.  (. peek in);  (. peek out)
_____

peek-a-boo

  ['pi:k'bu:] _n. "" (    £)
_____

peel

  I [pi:l]

    1. _n. , , 

    2. _v.

      1)  , , ;  (, )

      2) , ,  ( ; . peel off)

      3) _. ()

  II [pi:l] _n. _. ң      

  III [pi:l] _n.  
_____

peeler

  ['pi:l] _n.      ,   ..;
   
_____

peeling

  ['pi:lIN]

    1. _pres-p.  peel I, 2

    2. _n.

      1) , , ; potato peelings  

      2) 
_____

peep

  I [pi:p]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; to get a peep of ; to have ( to take)
      a peep at smth.   -.

      2)  ; ; peep of day ( of dawn, of morning)
      

      3) , 

      *) without a peep    ,  ,  

    2. _v.

      1) ;   (at, into);  
        (through); 

      2) , ,  ( )

      3)  (   ..;  peep out)

      #) peep into ,  (-.); peep out 

  II [pi:p]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v. ; 
_____

peeper

  ['pi:p] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) (. _pl.) _. , 
_____

peep-hole

  ['pi:phul] _n. ;     
_____

peep-show

  ['pi:pSu] _n. 
_____

peer

  I [pI]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; you will not find his peer   ģ 
      ; without peer ; to be tried by one's peers 
        (  )

      2) , 

    2. _v.  

  II [pI] _v.

    1) ,  (at, into, through)

    2) , ,  ( )
_____

peerage

  ['pIrId] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2)  

    3)  
_____

peeress

  ['pIrIs] _n.  , 
_____

peerless

  ['pIlIs] _a. , 
_____

peeve

  [pi:v] _.

    1. _n.

      1) , ֣ 

      2) 

      *) my pet peeve  ,  

    2. _v. (. _p-p.) , 
_____

peeved

  [pi:vd]

    1. _p-p.  peeve 2

    2. _a. _. ֣
_____

peevish

  ['pi:vIS] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) , 

    3)    ,   .. (
    ,   ..)
_____

peewit

  ['pi:wIt] = pewit
_____

peg

  [peg]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ; ,  ()

      2) ;  ()

      3)    

      4) _. 

      5) _. 

      6) _.  

      7)  ( )

      8) _. , , , 

      *) a peg to hang a thing on , ,  (  
      ..); to take smb. down a peg or two  -.,   
      -.; to come down a peg  ; a round peg in a square
      hole, a square peg in a round hole    ϣ ; to buy
      (clothes) off the peg   ()

    2. _v.

      1)   (. peg down, peg in, peg out)

      2) _.      ; 
        (, )

      3) _. , 

      4) 

      #) peg at _.   -.;   ; peg away
      ;  ;  ,  (at); peg
      down )  ; ) , , ;
      peg in(to) , ; peg out )  
      (); )   (    ); ) _.
      ; ; ) _. ;  ң
_____

peg-top

  ['pegtOp] _n. ,  ()
_____

pegamoid

  ['pegmOId] _n.  ( )
_____

pegging

  ['pegIN]

    1. _pres-p.  peg 2

    2. _n.

      1) ;   

      2)    

      3): pegging of prices     ̣
      
_____

pegmatite

  ['pgmtaIt] _n. _. 
_____

peignoir

  ['peInwa:] _n. _. 
_____

pejorative

  ['pi:drtIv] _a. 
_____

pekoe

  ['pi:ku] _. _n.   ޣ 
_____

pelage

  ['pelId] _n. , ,  ()
_____

pelagian

  [pI'leIdIn]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n.   ,   
_____

pelagic

  [pI'ldIk] _a.  ( ), , ; pelagic
  sealing      
_____

pelargonium

  [,pel'gunjm] _n. _. , 
_____

pelerine

  ['pelri:n] _n. 
_____

pelf

  [pelf] _n. _. ,  ; 
_____

pelican

  ['pelIkn] _n. _. 
_____

pelisse

  [pe'li:s] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2)  

    3)  
_____

pell-mell

  ['pel'mel]

    1. _n. ; ; 

    2. _a. 

    3. _adv.

      1) , ,  

      2)  
_____

pellagra

  [pe'lgr] _n. _. 
_____

pellet

  ['pelIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ( ,   ..)

      2) 

      3) ; 

    2. _v.  (   ..)
_____

pellicle

  ['pelIkl] _n. , , ̣
_____

pellucid

  [pe'lju:sId] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

pelt

  I [pelt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _.  

  II [pelt]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  

      3)  , 

      *) (at) full pelt  

    2. _v.

      1)  ( -.),  (, ); 

      2) ,  (   ..);  ( )

      3)  ( -.  ң  ..)

      4) ; , 
_____

peltate

  ['pelteIt] _a. _. 
_____

pelting

  ['peltIN]

    1. _pres-p.  pelt II, 2

    2. _a. ; pelting rain  
_____

peltry

  ['peltrI] _n.

    1) , 

    2)   
_____

pelves

  ['pelvi:z] _pl.  pelvis
_____

pelvic

  ['pelvIk] _a. _. 
_____

pelvis

  ['pelvIs] _n. (_pl. -ves) _.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

pemphigus

  ['pemfIgs] _n. _. , 
_____

pen

  I [pen]

    1. _n.

      1)  ();   ;  (ԣ); ball point
      pen  ; fountain pen 

      2)  ; fluent pen  ; to live by one's pen
        ; to put pen to paper   ,
       

      3) ; the best pens of the day   

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) , 

  II [pen]

    1. _n.

      1)   ( , )

      2)     ..; pen for the accomodation
      of submarines _.    

      3) ,  ( )

      4)      

    2. _v. (penned [pend], pent)

      1) ,  ( pen up, pen in)

      2)  ()  

  III [pen] _n.  
_____

pen and ink

  ['pennd'INk] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3)  
_____

pen-and-ink

  ['pennd'INk] _a.   ( );  ;
  
_____

pen-driver

  ['pen,draIv] _n. _. ; ; 
_____

pen-feather

  ['pen,fe] _n.  
_____

pen-name

  ['penneIm] _n.  
_____

pen-swan

  ['penswOn] = pen III
_____

penal

  ['pi:nl] _a.

    1) ; ; penal servitude  

    2)   ( )
_____

penalize

  ['pi:nlaIz] _v.

    1)  ; ; 

    2)    

    3) _. 
_____

penalty

  ['penltI] _n.

    1) ; ; ; on ( under) penalty of  
    (- )

    2) _. ; , 

    3) 

    4) _attr. ; penalty envelope _.   
      (   
      )

    5) _attr. _. ; penalty area  ; penalty
    goal ,   ; penalty kick 
     
_____

penance

  ['penns]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) , 

    2. _v. _.  
_____

pence

  [pens] _pl.  penny 1)
_____

penchant

  ['pa:NSa:N] _n. _.  (for -  -., -.); a slight
  penchant  
_____

pencil

  ['pensl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; in pencil () 

      2)  ()

      3) ,  ()

      4) _. ()  

    2. _v. ,  ; 
_____

pencil-case

  ['penslkeIs] _n. 
_____

pencilled

  ['pensld]

    1. _p-p.  pencil 2

    2. _a.

      1)  

      2) , ģ
_____

pencil sharpener

  ['pensl,Sa:pn] _n. _.   
_____

pencraft

  ['penkra:ft] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

pendant

  ['pendnt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; , 

      2) _.     

      3)  ( -. ); 

      4) _. 

      5) _. 

    2. _a. = pendent 2
_____

pendency

  ['pendnsI] _n.  ̣, ۣ
_____

pendent

  ['pendnt]

    1. _n. = pendant 1

    2. _a.

      1) , ; 

      2) ۣ,  

      3) _.  ( )
_____

pending

  ['pendIN]

    1. _a. ,  ; a suit was then pending  
      ; patent pending   (  
    )

    2. _prep.

      1)  ;  ; pending these negotiations 
        

      2) () ;  ; pending the completion of the agreement
        ; pending his return   
      
_____

pendulate

  ['pendjuleIt] _v.

    1)   

    2) ;  
_____

pendulous

  ['pendjuls] _a.

    1) ,  ( , )

    2) 
_____

pendulum

  ['pendjulm] _n.

    1) ; the swing of the pendulum )  ; ) _.
         ; the pendulum of
    public opinion swung in his favour    
     ; the pendulum swung  

    2)    
_____

peneplain

  ['pi:nIpleIn] _n. _. ,  
_____

penes

  ['pi:ni:z] _pl.  penis
_____

penetrability

  [,penItr'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

penetrable

  ['penItrbl] _a. 
_____

penetralia

  [,penI'treIlj] _n. _pl. ; 
_____

penetrate

  ['penItreIt] _v.

    1)  ,  , 

    2) ,  (into, through, to)

    3)  (-.; with)

    4)  ;  (with)

    5) , ;  ( -.)
_____

penetrating

  ['penItreItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  penetrate

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ;  (   ..)

      3) ,   

      4) ,  ( )
_____

penetration

  [,penI'treISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) ;  (  ..)

    4) _.   ();  

    5) _. ; 
_____

penetrative

  ['penItrtIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) ,  ( )

    3) 
_____

pen friend

  ['penfrend] _n.     
_____

penguin

  ['peNgwIn] _n. _. 
_____

penholder

  ['pen,huld] _n.  ( )
_____

penicillin

  [,penI'sIlIn] _n. _. 
_____

peninsula

  [pI'nInsjul] _n. ; the Peninsula  
_____

peninsular

  [pI'nInsjul]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

penis

  ['pi:nIs] _n. (_pl. penes) _. ,   
_____

penitence

  ['penItns] _n. ; 
_____

penitent

  ['penItnt]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n.  
_____

penitential

  [,penI'tenSl] _a. 
_____

penitentiary

  [,penI'tenSrI]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

      3) _. 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. 
_____

penknife

  ['pennaIf] _n.  
_____

penman

  ['penmn] _n.

    1) , ; he is a good penman    

    2) 
_____

penmanship

  ['penmnSIp] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3)    
_____

penmate

  ['penmeIt] _n.   
_____

penn'orth

  ['pen] _. . penny-worth
_____

pennant

  ['pennt] _n.

    1) = pendant 1, 4)

    2) = pennon

    3) _.  (  )
_____

pennies

  ['penIz] _pl.  penny
_____

penniless

  ['penIlIs] _a.

    1)  , 

    2) ; 
_____

pennon

  ['penn] _n.  (    ; 
   ); ; 
_____

penny

  ['penI] _n.

    1) (_pl. pence -   ,     
    twopence  elevenpence; pennies   ) , 
    (    - d.,  denarius, ., 6d 
    )

    2) (_pl. pennies) _. _.   1 

    *) to turn a useful penny (by)   (-.); to turn
    an honest penny )  ; )  (. to turn
    a penny); not a penny to bless oneself with    ; not a
    penny the worse   ; a penny for your thoughts!  ޣ
    ?; a penny saved is a penny gained _. 
    ֣ - ӣ ,   ; a penny soul never
    came to twopence _.      ;
    in for a penny, in for a pound _.  ģ -  
    
_____

penny post

  ['penIpust] _n.    1 
_____

penny wise

  ['penIwaIz] _a. 

    *) penny wise and pound foolish      
    
_____

penny-a-line

  ['penI'laIn] _a.  ( ); 
_____

penny-a-liner

  ['penI'laIn] _n.  
_____

penny-in-the-slot

  ['penIIn'slOt] _n.      ( 
   );  
_____

penny-in-the-slot machine

  ['penIIn'slOtm,Si:n] _n.      (
    );  
_____

penny-worth

  ['pen] _n.

    1)  ,     1 

    2) _attr. 

    *) a good (bad) penny-worth  () ; not a
    penny-worth  ; to get one's penny-worth _. ) 
    ; )  
_____

pennyroyal

  ['penI'rOIl] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

pennyweight

  ['penIweIt] _n.  (  = 1,555 .)
_____

pennywort

  ['penIw:t] _n. _. ; 
_____

penology

  [pi:'nOldI] _n. ,     
_____

pensile

  ['pensIl] _a.

    1)  (   ..); 

    2)   Σ ( )
_____

pension

  1. _n.

    1) ['penSn] ; 

    2) ['pa:NsIO:N] 

  2. _v. ['penSn]  ; 

    #) pension off   
_____

pensionable

  ['penSnbl] _a.

    1)    ; pensionable age  

    2)    
_____

pensionary

  ['penSnrI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _a. 
_____

pensioner

  ['penSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,     ( 
    )

    3) _. 
_____

pensive

  ['pensIv] _a. ; 
_____

penstock

  ['penstOk] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) _.  ;  
_____

pent

  [pent]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  pen II, 2

    2. _a. ޣ, 
_____

pent-up

  ['pent'Ap] _a. ; pent-up fury  
_____

penta-

  [pent] _pref. -
_____

pentachord

  ['pentkO:d] _n. _. 
_____

pentad

  ['pentd] _n.

    1)  

    2)   

    3)        

    4) _.  
_____

pentagon

  ['pentgn] _n.

    1) 

    2) (the Pentagon) ,    ;
      ; _.  
_____

pentagonal

  [pen'tgnl] _n. 
_____

pentagram

  ['pentgrm] _n. 
_____

pentahedral

  [,pent'hi:drl] _a. _. 
_____

pentahedron

  [,pent'hi:drn] _n. _. , 
_____

pentameter

  [pen'tmIt] _n. _. 
_____

pentangular

  [pen'tNgjul] _a. 
_____

pentasyllable

  [,pent'sIlbl] _n.  
_____

pentathlon

  [pen'tln] _n. _. 
_____

penthouse

  ['penthaus] _n.

    1) ;   

    2)     ң
_____

pentode

  ['pentud] _n. _.  , 
_____

penult

  [pI'nAlt] = penultimate
_____

penultimate

  [pI'nAltImIt] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

penumbra

  [pI'nAmbr] _n. , 
_____

penurious

  [pI'njurIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

penury

  ['penjurI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ,  (of)
_____

penwiper

  ['pen,waIp] _n. 
_____

peon

  I [pju:n] _. _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 

  II ['pi:n] _n. , ģ,  (  )
_____

peonage

  ['pi:nId] _n.   ; ; 
_____

peony

  ['pInI] _n. _. 
_____

people

  ['pi:pl]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) (.  _pl.) ; ; ; young people ģ;
      country people  ; people say that , 

      3) (.  _pl.) , ;  (. my
      people, his people  ..)

      4) (.  _pl.) ; ; , Σ

      5) (.  _pl.) 

      6) (People) _. _.  ,  (
         )

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  ( )
_____

pep

  [pep] _.

    1. _n.  , , 

    2. _v. , , , ,  
     (. pep up)
_____

pepper

  ['pep]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3) 

      4) ; , 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) ,  (,   ..)

      4) , ; " "
_____

pepper-and-salt

  ['peprnd'sO:lt]

    1. _n.   

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)   ( )
_____

pepper-caster

  ['pep,ka:st] = pepperbox 1)
_____

pepper-castor

  ['pep,ka:st] = pepperbox 1)
_____

pepper-pot

  ['peppOt] _n.

    1) = pepperbox 1)

    2) -        
_____

pepperbox

  ['pepbOks] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) _.  
_____

peppercorn

  ['pepkO:n] _n. ڣ , ; peppercorn rent 
   
_____

peppermint

  ['pepmInt] _n.

    1) _.  

    2)  У
_____

peppery

  ['peprI] _a.

    1) ; , 

    2) , 
_____

peppy

  ['pepI] _a. _. ; , ;   
_____

pepsin

  ['pepsIn] _n. _. 
_____

peptic

  ['peptIk]

    1. _a. _.

      1) ; peptic ulcer _.   
       

      2) 

    2. _n. _pl. _.  
_____

peptone

  ['peptun] _n. _. 
_____

per

  [p:] _prep.

    1) , , ; per post (rail, steamer, carrier)  
    (  , ,  )

    2)  (. as per); as per usual _.  

    3) , , ,  (); 60 miles per hour 60   ; a shilling
    per man    ; how much are eggs per dozen? ޣ
     ?

    4)   : per capita [p:'kpIt]  , 
    ;  ; per contra [p:'kOntr]    ޣ; 
     ; per diem [p:'daIem]  ; per annum [pr'nm] 
    , ; per mensem [p:'mensm]  ; per se [p:'si:] 
     ,  ; per saltum [p:'sltm] ,  
_____

per cent

  [p'sent] _n. ,  , %; three per cent  
_____

perambulate

  [p'rmbjuleIt] _v.

    1)    ң, 

    2)   (  ..);  (  
    ,   ..)

    3)  

    4)    
_____

perambulation

  [p,rmbju'leISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  (. );      
_____

perambulator

  ['prmbjuleIt] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

percale

  [p:'keIl] _n. _. 
_____

perceive

  [p'si:v] _v.

    1) , , ; 

    2) ; , 
_____

percentage

  [p'sentId] _n.

    1) ;  ;  ; 
    

    2) _. , ; 
_____

percentagewise

  [p'sentIdwaIz] _adv.   
_____

percept

  ['p:sept] _n. _.    
_____

perceptibility

  [p,sept'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

perceptible

  [p'septbl] _a. , ; , 
_____

perception

  [p'sepSn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) _. 

    4) _. 
_____

perceptional

  [p'sepSnl] _a. _. 
_____

perceptive

  [p'septIv] _a. , 
_____

perceptivity

  [,p:sp'tIvItI] _n. ; 
_____

perch

  I [p:tS]

    1. _n.

      1) , , 

      2) 

      3)    

      4)  ( )

      5)   (= 5,03 .); square perch   (= 25,3 . .)

      6) _. , 

      *) come off your perch   ; to hop the perch 

    2. _v.

      1)  ( )

      2) , ;  ( -.)

      3)   

      4) (. _p-p.)  ; town perched on a hill ,
        

  II [p:tS] _n. 
_____

perchance

  [p'tSa:ns] _adv. _.

    1) 

    2)  , 
_____

perchloric

  [p'klO:rIk] _a.: perchloric acid _.  
_____

percipient

  [p:'sIpInt]

    1. _a. ,  

    2. _n.

      1) ,   

      2)  ( )
_____

percolate

  ['p:kleIt] _v.

    1) ,  

    2) , ; 
_____

percolation

  [,p:k'leISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

percolator

  ['p:kleIt] _n.

    1) ;  ; 

    2)   

    3)   , 
_____

percuss

  [p:'kAs] _v. _. 
_____

percussion

  [p'kASn] _n.

    1)  ( ), ; 

    2) _. , 

    3) _. _.  

    4) _attr. ; ; percussion action  
    (); percussion cap ,  ; percussion fuze
      ; percussion instrument _. 
    
_____

percussive

  [p'kAsIv] _a. 
_____

percutaneous

  [,p:kju'teInjs] _a.  (   ..)
_____

perdition

  [p:'dISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _.  

    3) 
_____

perdu

  [p:'dju:] _a. _predic. ; to lie perdu ) _.  
  ; ) ; )      
_____

perdue

  [p:'dju:] _a. _predic. ; to lie perdue ) _.  
  ; ) ; )      
_____

perdurable

  [p'djurbl] _a.  ; ; 
_____

peregrin

  ['perIgrIn] = peregrine
_____

peregrinate

  ['perIgrIneIt] _v. , 
_____

peregrination

  [,perIgrI'neISn] _n. , 
_____

peregrine

  ['perIgrIn]

    1. _n. _.  ,  (. peregrine falcon)

    2. _a. _. ; ڣ - 
_____

peremptory

  [p'remptrI] _a.

    1) ,   ; 

    2) , 

    3) ; Σ

    4) _. , 
_____

perennial

  [p'renjl]

    1. _a.

      1)   

      2)   

      3) , ; perennial problem  

      4) _. 

    2. _n. _.  
_____

perennially

  [p'renjlI] _adv. , ; 
_____

perfect

  1. _a. ['p:fIkt]

    1) , , ; 

    2) , 

    3) ; , ; perfect fifth _.  ;
    perfect square  ; a perfect stranger  
    ; in perfect sincerity  ,  
    ; perfect competition _.  

    4) , 

    5)  ;  

    6) _. 

  2. _n. ['p:fIkt] _. 

  3. _v. [p'fekt]

    1) ; 

    2) , , 
_____

perfectibility

  [p,fektI'bIlItI] _n.   
_____

perfectible

  [p'fektbl] _a.   
_____

perfection

  [p'fekSn] _n.

    1) , ; to perfection  

    2) 

    3)  ,  (-.; of)

    4) 

    5) 
_____

perfectly

  ['p:fIktlI] _adv. , ; ; perfectly well 
_____

perfidious

  [p:'fIdIs] _a. , 
_____

perfidy

  ['p:fIdI] _n. , , 
_____

perforate

  ['p:freIt] _v.

    1)    , ,
    

    2)  (into, through)
_____

perforated

  ['p:freItId]

    1. _p-p.  perforate

    2. _a. , , ̣
_____

perforation

  [,p:f'reISn] _n.

    1) , ,  , 

    2) 

    3) _. , 
_____

perforator

  ['p:freIt] _n.

    1) ; , 

    2)  

    3)  
_____

perforce

  [p'fO:s]

    1. _adv.  , -

    2. _n.: of ( by) perforce  
_____

perform

  [p'fO:m] _v.

    1) ,  (,   ..); 

    2) ; ,  (,   ..)

    3)   (  )

    4) _. 
_____

performance

  [p'fO:mns] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) , 

    3) ; ; 

    4) _. ; 

    5) 

    6) _.  (   ..); 
    

    7) _. ;   

    8) _. ̣ , ̣ 
_____

performer

  [p'fO:m] _n. 
_____

performing

  [p'fO:mIN]

    1. _pres-p.  perform

    2. _a. , ޣ ( )
_____

perfume

  1. _n. ['p:fju:m]

    1) , ; 

    2) 

  2. _v. [p'fju:m]  (  ..);  
_____

perfumed

  1. [p'fju:md] _p-p.  perfume 2

  2. _a. ['p:fju:md]

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

perfumer

  [p'fju:m] _n. 
_____

perfumery

  [p'fju:mrI] _n. 
_____

perfunctory

  [p'fANktrI] _a. , , , ;
  perfunctory inspection ,  ; in a perfunctory
  manner 
_____

perfuse

  [p'fju:z] _v.

    1)  (with)

    2)  (  ..)
_____

pergameneous

  [,p:g'mi:nIs] _a. 
_____

pergola

  ['p:gl] _n.       
_____

perhaps

  [p'hps], [prps] _adv.  , 
_____

peri

  ['pIrI] _. _n.

    1) _. 

    2) 
_____

perianth

  ['perIn] _n. _. 
_____

periapt

  ['perIpt] _n. 
_____

pericardia

  [,perI'ka:dj] _pl.  pericardium
_____

pericarditis

  [,perIka:'daItIs] _n. _. 
_____

pericardium

  [,perI'ka:djm] _n. (_pl. -dia) _.  ,
  ()
_____

pericarp

  ['perIka:p] _n. _. , 
_____

pericrania

  [,perI'kreInI] _pl.  pericranium
_____

pericranium

  [,perI'kreInIm] _n. (_pl. -nia)

    1) _.  

    2) _. ; ; 
_____

peridot

  ['perIdOt] _n. _. , 
_____

perigee

  ['perIdi:] _n. _. 
_____

perihelia

  [,perI'hi:lj] _pl.  perihelion
_____

perihelion

  [,perI'hi:ljn] _n. (_pl. -lia) _. 
_____

peril

  ['perIl]

    1. _n. ; ; at the peril of one's life   
    ; at one's peril    

    2. _v.  
_____

perilous

  ['perIls] _a. , 
_____

perimeter

  [p'rImIt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)     

    3) _attr. 
_____

perimorph

  ['perImO:f] _n. _. 
_____

perinea

  [,perI'ni:] _pl.  perineum
_____

perineum

  [,perI'ni:m] _n. (_pl. -nea) _. 
_____

period

  ['pIrId]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ; a period of years ̣ 
      

      2) , ; our own period  ,  ; the girl of
      the period   

      3) , 

      4) _pl.  

      5) _pl. 

      6) _. ,    

      7)    ; ; to put a period to smth. 
      ;   -.

      8) _. _. _. 

    2. _a.   ̣  ( ,   ..)
_____

periodic

  I [,pIrI'OdIk] _a.

    1) ; periodic law   
     

    2) 

    3)  ( )

  II [,p:raI'OdIk] _a.: periodic acid _.  
_____

periodical

  [,pIrI'OdIkl]

    1. _a. ;   ̣ 
    ;   ̣  

    2. _n.  , 
_____

periodically

  [,pIrI'OdIklI] _adv.

    1)  ̣  ; 

    2)   
_____

periodicity

  [,pIrI'dIsItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

periostea

  [,perI'OstI] _pl.  periosteum
_____

periosteum

  [,perI'OstIm] _n. (_pl. -tea) _. 
_____

periostitis

  [,perIOs'taItIs] _n. _. ,  
_____

peripatetic

  [,perIp'tetIk]

    1. _a.

      1) (. Peripatetic) _. , 

      2) 

    2. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _. ;  
_____

peripeteia

  [,perIpI'taIj] _n. 
_____

peripetia

  [,perIpI'taIj] _n. 
_____

peripheral

  [p'rIfrl] _a.

    1) , ; peripheral speed  

    2) , ; peripheral issue  
_____

periphery

  [p'rIfrI] _n. , 
_____

periphrases

  [p'rIfrsi:z] _pl.  periphrasis
_____

periphrasis

  [p'rIfrsIs] _n. (_pl. -ses) ()
_____

periphrastic

  [,perI'frstIk] _a.

    1)  ; ; 

    2) _. periphrastic conjugation   
     
_____

peripteral

  [p'rIptrl] _a. ֣  (.   )
_____

periscope

  ['perIskup] _n. 
_____

perish

  ['perIS] _v.

    1) , 

    2) (. _pass.) ; ; we were perished with hunger
    (cold etc.)     (  ..)

    3) (),    (   ..)
_____

perishable

  ['perISbl]

    1. _a.

      1) , , 

      2) 

    2. _n. _pl.    
_____

perishing

  ['perISIN]

    1. _pres-p.  perish

    2. _a. ,  ( ); in perishing cold  
    
_____

peristalsis

  [,perI'stlsIs] _n. _. 
_____

peristaltic

  [,perI'stltIk] _a. _. 
_____

peristyle

  ['perIstaIl] _n. _. 
_____

peritonaeum

  [,perItu'ni:m] _n. (_pl. -nea) _. 
_____

peritonea

  [,perItu'ni:] _pl.  peritoneum
_____

peritoneal

  [,perItu'ni:l] _a. _. 
_____

peritoneum

  [,perItu'ni:m] = peritonaeum
_____

peritonitis

  [,perItu'naItIs] _n. _.  , 
_____

periwig

  ['perIwIg] _n. 
_____

periwigged

  ['perIwIgd] _a.  ,  
_____

periwinkle

  I ['perI,wINkl] _n. _.  

  II ['perI,wINkl] _n. _.  ()
_____

perjure

  ['p:d] _v. _refl.

    1)  , 

    2)  
_____

perjured

  ['p:dd]

    1. _p-p.  perjure

    2. _a.   , 
_____

perjurer

  ['p:dr] _n. , 
_____

perjury

  ['p:drI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ,  
_____

perk

  I [p:k] _v. _. (. perk up)

    1)       

    2)  , 

    3) 

    4)  ң

    5) _.  , 

  II [p:k] _. (. _pl.) _.  perquisite
_____

perky

  ['p:kI] _a.

    1) ӣ, 

    2) ; , 
_____

perlustrate

  [p:'lAstreIt] _v. 
_____

perm

  [p:m] _n. _. (_.  permanent wave) ""
_____

permafrost

  ['p:mfrOst] _n.  
_____

permalloy

  ['p:mlOI] _n. _. 
_____

permanence

  ['p:mnns] _n. , , 
_____

permanency

  ['p:mnnsI] _n.

    1) = permanence

    2)  ,    ..
_____

permanent

  ['p:mnnt] _a.

    1) , ; ; ; permanent
    secretary  ; permanent wave  "";
    permanent way _-.   ; permanent teeth 
    ; permanent repair  

    2) ; permanent set  
_____

permanently

  ['p:mnntlI] _adv. , , 
_____

permanganate

  [p:'mNgnIt] _n. _. ,   
_____

permanganic

  [,p:mN'gnIk] _a. _. permanganic acid  
_____

permeability

  [,p:mj'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

permeable

  ['p:mjbl] _a. 
_____

permeance

  ['p:mIns] _n. _.  
_____

permeate

  ['p:mIeIt] _v.

    1) ,  , 

    2)  (among, through, into)
_____

permeation

  [,p:mI'eISn] _n. 
_____

permissibility

  [p,mIsI'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

permissible

  [p'mIsbl] _a. , 
_____

permission

  [p'mISn] _n. , 
_____

permissive

  [p'mIsIv] _a.

    1) ; , 

    2)  (     );
    , 

    3) , , 
_____

permissiveness

  [p'mIsIvnIs] _n. 
_____

permit

  1. _n. ['p:mIt]

    1) 

    2) 

  2. _v. [p'mIt]

    1) , ,  ; I may be permitted 
     ,     

    2) ,  ; the words hardly permit doubt 
           ...; weather permitting 
      

    3)  (of)
_____

permittance

  [p'mItns] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2)  
_____

permittivity

  [,p:mI'tIvItI] _n. _.

    1)  ;  

    2)  
_____

permutation

  [,p:mju'teISn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. , 
_____

permute

  [p'mju:t] _v. _. ;  
_____

pern

  [p:n] _n.  ()
_____

pernicious

  [p:'nISs] _a. , ; pernicious habits  ;
  pernicious anaemia  
_____

pernickety

  [p'nIkItI] _a. _.

    1) , , 

    2) 

    3) ,    ; 
_____

perorate

  ['perreIt] _v.

    1) ; 

    2)    , 
_____

peroration

  [,per'reISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,   
_____

peroxide

  [p'rOksaId] _n. _. ,   
_____

perpend

  [p'pend] _v. _. _. , 
_____

perpendicular

  [,p:pn'dIkjul]

    1. _n.

      1) ; out of the perpendicular ,  
       

      2) ,  

      3) _.  ,  ; ɣ - 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)  , 
_____

perpendicularity

  ['p:pn,dIkju'lrItI] _n. 
_____

perpetrate

  ['p:pItreIt] _v.

    1)  (,   ..)

    2) _. ; to perpetrate a pun  
_____

perpetration

  [,p:pI'treISn] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

perpetrator

  ['p:pItreIt] _n. , 
_____

perpetual

  [p'petSul] _a.

    1) , ; perpetual motion " ",
    -

    2) ; 

    3) , ; ; ; this
    perpetual nagging   أ
_____

perpetuate

  [p'petSueIt] _v. ;  
_____

perpetuation

  [p,petSu'eISn] _n. ;  
_____

perpetuity

  [,p:pI'tju:ItI] _n.

    1) , ; in ( to, for) perpetuity ;
    

    2)    

    3)  
_____

perplex

  [p'pleks] _v.

    1)   ,   ; ; ,
      

    2) , 
_____

perplexed

  [p'plekst]

    1. _p-p.  perplex

    2. _a.

      1) ̣,   , 

      2) ; ; a perplexed question  
_____

perplexedly

  [p'pleksIdlI] _adv. ; 
_____

perplexity

  [p'pleksItI] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) , 
_____

perquisite

  ['p:kwIzIt] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) ,       Σ, 

    3) 

    4) , 
_____

perquisition

  [,p:kwI'zISn] _n.

    1)  

    2) ; 
_____

perron

  ['pern] _n. _.   , 
_____

perry

  ['perI] _n.  
_____

perse

  [p:s] _a. -
_____

persecute

  ['p:sIkju:t] _v.

    1) ,   (.  )

    2) , 
_____

persecution

  [,p:sI'kju:Sn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _attr.: persecution mania  
_____

persecutor

  ['p:sIkju:t] _n. , 
_____

perseverance

  [,p:sI'vIrns] _n. , , 
_____

persevere

  [,p:sI'vI] _v. ,  ,   (in, with)
_____

persevering

  [,p:sI'vIrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  persevere

    2. _a. , 
_____

persiennes

  [,p:SI'enz] _n. _. _pl. 
_____

persiflage

  [,pEsI'fla:] _n. _. ; ̣ 
_____

persilicic

  [,p:sI'lIsIk] _a. _.  (  )
_____

persimmon

  [p:'sImn] _n. _. 
_____

persist

  [p'sIst] _v.

    1) , ,   (in); he persisted in
    his opinion     ϣ

    2) , ,  ; ; the
    tendency still persists   ӣ ݣ 
_____

persistence

  [p'sIstns] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3) ; 

    4)     ,  ;
    persistence of vision   
_____

persistency

  [p'sIstnsI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3) ; 

    4)     ,  ;
    persistency of vision   
_____

persistent

  [p'sIstnt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; ; ; to enjoy a persistent superiority
      

    3) _.  ( )

    4) _.   ( ,   ..)
_____

persnickety

  [p:'snIkItI] _. . pernickety
_____

person

  ['p:sn] _n.

    1) ; , ; ; in (one's own) person ,
     ; not a single person    , 

    2) , ; he has a fine person  

    3)  ; 

    4) _. 

    5)  

    6) _. 
_____

persona

  [p:'sun] _. _n.: persona (non) grata _.  () 
_____

personable

  ['p:snbl] _a. ,   ; 
_____

personage

  ['p:snId] _n.

    1)  ; () 

    2) ; 

    3) ,  
_____

personal

  ['p:snl]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; personal income  ; personal
      discussion  ԣ  ; personal opinion 
      ; personal injury claim _.     

      2) ,  ; personal remarks ,
           -.; to become personal
       -.,   

      3) _. ; personal pronoun  

      4) _.  ( )

    2. _n. (. _pl.) _.    
_____

personalia

  [,p:s'neIlj] _n. _pl.

    1) ,   ..  -.  

    2)  
_____

personality

  [,p:s'nlItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  ,  

    3) () , ; 

    4) (. _pl.) () ( -.)

    *) personality cult  
_____

personalize

  ['p:snlaIz] _v.

    1) ; 

    2)    ޣ
_____

personally

  ['p:snlI] _adv.

    1) , ,  , 

    2)    (  ..); personally I differ from you 
     ,       
_____

personalty

  ['p:snltI] _n. _.  , 
_____

personate

  ['p:sneIt] _v.

    1)  

    2)    -.
_____

personation

  [,p:s'neISn] _n.

    1)    

    2) 
_____

personification

  [p:,sOnIfI'keISn] _n. , ; 
_____

personify

  [p:'sOnIfaI] _v. , ; 
_____

personnel

  [,p:s'nel] _n.

    1) ,  ;  (, )

    2) _attr.: personnel management  ; personnel
    department     ; personnel bomb 
    ; personnel mine  ; personnel shelter 
      ; personnel target  
_____

perspective

  [p'spektIv]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _a. ; perspective geometry 
_____

perspicacious

  [,p:spI'keISs] _a. 
_____

perspicacity

  [,p:spI'ksItI] _n. 
_____

perspicuity

  [,p:spI'kju:ItI] _n. , 
_____

perspicuous

  [p'spIkjus] _a.

    1) , 

    2)    
_____

perspirable

  [ps'paIrbl] _a.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

perspiration

  [,p:sp'reISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

perspire

  [ps'paI] _v. ;   
_____

persuadable

  [p'sweIdbl] _a.  
_____

persuade

  [p'sweId] _v.

    1)  (that, of -  ޣ-.); ; I am persuaded that it
    is true  ģ,   

    2) ,  (into)

    3)  (from, out of -  -.)
_____

persuader

  [p'sweId] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. " " (,   ..)
_____

persuasion

  [p'sweIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , , ; religious persuasion  

    4) _. , 
_____

persuasive

  [p'sweIsIv]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. , 
_____

persuasiveness

  [p'sweIsIvnIs] _n. 
_____

pert

  [p:t] _a. ; ; ; 
_____

pertain

  [p:'teIn] _v.

    1) ,   (to -  -.)

    2)  

    3) , 
_____

pertinacious

  [,p:tI'neISs] _a. , 
_____

pertinacity

  [,p:tI'nsItI] _n. , 
_____

pertinence

  ['p:tInns] _n.

    1)  (  ..)

    2) , ; it is of no pertinence to us    
_____

pertinency

  ['p:tInnsI] _n.

    1)  (  ..)

    2) , ; it is of no pertinency to us    
_____

pertinent

  ['p:tInnt]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2)  ,   ; pertinent remark 
       

    2. _n. (. _pl.) 
_____

perturb

  [p't:b] _v.

    1) ,   ,  ()

    2) , , 
_____

perturbation

  [,p:t'beISn] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) _. , 
_____

peruke

  [p'ru:k] _n. 
_____

perusal

  [p'ru:zl] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) _. 
_____

peruse

  [p'ru:z] _v.

    1)  

    2)   (   ..)
_____

pervade

  [p:'veId] _v.

    1) , ; ;  

    2) _.  (, )
_____

pervasion

  [p:'veIn] _n.   . {. pervade}
_____

pervasive

  [p:'veIsIv] _a. ,  ; ,
   (   ..)
_____

perverse

  [p'v:s] _a.

    1) ,  (.   ); ,
    

    2) ; ;  (   ..)
_____

perversion

  [p'v:Sn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ݣ
_____

perversity

  [p'v:sItI] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) ݣ; 
_____

perversive

  [p'v:sIv] _a. 
_____

pervert

  1. _n. ['p:v:t]

    1) ݣ ; ,   

    2) , 

  2. _v. [p'v:t]

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

perverted

  [p'v:tId]

    1. _p-p.  pervert 2

    2. _a.

      1) ݣ; ֣; by a perverted logic  

      2)   
_____

pervertible

  [p'v:tbl] _a.  
_____

pervious

  ['p:vjs] _a.

    1) ,  (to);  (  ..)

    2)  (  ..); 
_____

peseta

  [p'set] _. _n.  (    )
_____

pesky

  ['peskI] _a. _. _. , ; 
_____

peso

  ['peIsu] _. _n. (_pl. -os ['peIsuz])  (
   )
_____

pessary

  ['pesrI] _n. _. ,  
_____

pessimism

  ['pesImIzm] _n. 
_____

pessimist

  ['pesImIst] _n. 
_____

pessimistic

  [,pesI'mIstIk] _a. 
_____

pest

  [pest] _n.

    1) ; , ; pests of society , 

    2) -. ;  

    3) _-. , 

    4) _. , 
_____

pest-house

  ['pesthaus] _n. _.    ;  
_____

pester

  ['pest] _v. , , 
_____

pesthole

  ['pesthul] _n.  , 
_____

pesticide

  ['pestIsaId] _n. _-. , ()    
  
_____

pestiferous

  [pes'tIfrs] _a.

    1)  ; 

    2) , 

    3) _. , ; pestiferous fellow 
    
_____

pestilence

  ['pestIlns] _n.

    1) () ; 

    2) , 
_____

pestilent

  ['pestIlnt] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , ; 

    3) _. , , 
_____

pestilential

  [,pestI'lenSl] _a.

    1) ,  

    2) , 

    3) _. ; these pestilential flies give me no peace
          
_____

pestle

  ['pesl]

    1. _n.  ()

    2. _v.   
_____

pet

  I [pet]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  ;  

      3) _attr. ; pet name  ; pet corn _.
       

      4) _attr. ,  ( )

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) _. , 

  II [pet] _n. , ;  ; to be in a pet
  , ;    
_____

petal

  ['petl] _n. _. 
_____

petard

  [pe'ta:d] _n.

    1) ;  ( )

    2) _. 
_____

peter

  ['pi:t] _v.: peter out , ; ,  (
  )
_____

petersham

  ['pi:tSm] _n.

    1)  

    2)     ۣ 

    3)    ( )
_____

petiole

  ['petIul] _n. _.  ()
_____

petition

  [pI'tISn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , ; a petition in bankruptcy
        

      2) 

      3) , 

    2. _v.

      1)   ;  , 

      2) , 
_____

petitionary

  [pI'tISnrI] _a.  , 
_____

petitioner

  [pI'tISn] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) _. 
_____

petrel

  ['petrl] _n. _. 
_____

petrifaction

  [,petrI'fkSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

petrify

  ['petrIfaI] _v.

    1) ()  , 

    2)   , , 

    3) , 
_____

petrochemistry

  [,petru'kemIstrI] _n. 
_____

petrography

  [pI'trOgrfI] _n. 
_____

petrol

  ['petrl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ;  ; to draw petrol 
      

      2) _. = petroleum

      3) _attr. ; petrol consumption  

    2. _v.  
_____

petrolatum

  [,petr'leItm] _n. 
_____

petroleum

  [pI'truljm] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

petrolic

  [pI'trOlIk] _a.   
_____

petroliferous

  [,petru'lIfrs] _a. _. 
_____

petrology

  [pI'trOldI] _n. 
_____

petrous

  ['petrs] _a. , , ף  
_____

petticoat

  ['petIkut] _n.

    1) () 

    2)  ; I have known him since he was in petticoats  
      ̣

    3) _. , ; _pl.  

    4) _.  

    5) _attr. ; petticoat influence _.  ;
    petticoat government  
_____

pettifog

  ['petIfOg] _v.

    1)  , ; 

    2)  - 
_____

pettifogger

  ['petIfOg] _n. , 
_____

pettifogging

  ['petIfOgIN]

    1. _pres-p.  pettifog

    2. _a.

      1)  

      2) , ; 
_____

pettish

  ['petIS] _a. ; 
_____

pettitoes

  ['petItuz] _n. _pl.   ()
_____

petto

  ['petu] _. _n.: in petto  ,  , 
_____

petty

  ['petI] _a.

    1) , , ; petty cash  
    (, )

    2) , ; petty bourgeoisie  ; petty farmer
     ; petty warfare  

    3) ; ; 
_____

petty jury

  ['petI'durI] _n. _.  ,   12 
_____

petty officer

  ['petI'OfIs] _n.  ( )
_____

petulance

  ['petjulns] _n. ; , ,
  ; outburst of petulance  
_____

petulant

  ['petjulnt] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) _. , 
_____

petunia

  [pI'tju:nj] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _attr. ԣ-, ԣ-
_____

petuntse

  [pI'tunts] _n. _.  
_____

pew

  [pju:] _n.

    1)    

    2)      ( -. 
       أ)

    3) _. , ; take a pew 

    *) in the right church but in the wrong pew   , 
      
_____

pew-rent

  ['pju:rent] _n.     
_____

pewit

  ['pi:wIt] _n. _. , 
_____

pewter

  ['pju:t] _n.

    1)    ;    

    2)  ;  

    3) _attr. 
_____

pfennig

  ['pfenIg] _. _n.  (  = 0,01 )
_____

pfenning

  ['pfenIN] _. _n.  (  = 0,01 )
_____

phaeton

  ['feItn] _n. 
_____

phagocyte

  ['fgusaIt] _n. _. 
_____

phalange

  ['flnd] = phalanx 3)
_____

phalanges

  [f'lndIz] _pl.  phalanx 3)
_____

phalanstery

  ['flnstrI] _n. 
_____

phalanx

  ['flNks] _n. (_pl. -xes ['flNksIz])

    1) 

    2) = phalanstery

    3) (_pl. . -nges) _. ,  
_____

phalli

  ['flaI] _pl.  phallus
_____

phallus

  ['fls] _n. (_pl. -li) 
_____

phanerogam

  ['fnrugm] _n. _.  
_____

phanerogamic

  [,fnru'gmIk] _a. _. 
_____

phanerogamous

  [,fn'rOgms] _a. _. 
_____

phantasm

  ['fntzm] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

phantasmagoria

  [,fntzm'gOrI] _n. 
_____

phantasmagoric

  [,fntzm'gOrIk] _a. 
_____

phantasmal

  [fn'tzml] _a. 
_____

phantasy

  ['fntsI] = fantasy
_____

phantom

  ['fntm] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) _attr. , 
_____

pharmaceutical

  [,fa:m'sju:tIkl] _a. ; pharmaceutical scales
   
_____

pharmaceutics

  [,fa:m'sju:tIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

pharmaceutist

  [,fa:m'sju:tIst] _n. , 
_____

pharmacologist

  ['fa:m'kOldIst] _n. 
_____

pharmacology

  [,fa:m'kOldI] _n. 
_____

pharmacopoeia

  [,fa:mk'pi:] _n. 
_____

pharmacy

  ['fa:msI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

pharos

  ['fErOs] _. _n. _. _. , 
_____

pharyngitis

  [,frIn'daItIs] _n. _. 
_____

pharynx

  ['frINks] _n. _. , 
_____

phase

  [feIz]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) , ; a phase of the subject  

      4) _. ; 

    2. _v. 
_____

phasic

  ['feIzIk] _a. , 
_____

pheasant

  ['feznt] _n. 
_____

phenol

  ['fi:nOl] _n. _. ,  
_____

phenology

  [fI'nOldI] _n. 
_____

phenomena

  [fI'nOmIn] _pl.  phenomenon
_____

phenomenal

  [fI'nOmInl] _a. , 
_____

phenomenism

  [fI'nOmInIzm] = phenomenalism
_____

phenomenalism

  [fI'nOmInlIzm] _n. _. 
_____

phenomenon

  [fI'nOmInn] _n. (_pl. -ena)

    1) , 

    2)  ; ; infant phenomenon ,
    -£
_____

phew

  [fju:] _int. !;   !
_____

phi

  [faI] _n.  (  )
_____

phial

  ['faIl] _n.

    1) , ң

    2) 
_____

philander

  [fI'lnd] _v. ; 
_____

philanderer

  [fI'lndr] _n. , 
_____

philanthrope

  ['fIlnrup] = philanthropist
_____

philanthropic

  [,fIln'rOpIk] _a. 
_____

philanthropist

  [fI'lnrpIst] _n. 
_____

philanthropize

  [fI'lnrpaIz] _v.

    1)  

    2)  (-.)
_____

philanthropy

  [fI'lnrpI] _n. 
_____

philatelic

  [,fIl'telIk] _a. 
_____

philatelist

  [fI'ltlIst] _n. 
_____

philately

  [fI'ltlI] _n. 
_____

philharmonic

  [,fIla:'mOnIk]

    1. _a.

      1)  

      2) ,  ( )

    2. _n. 
_____

philhellenic

  [,fIlhe'li:nIk] _a. 
_____

philippic

  [fI'lIpIk] _n. (. _pl.) ,  
_____

philobiblic

  [,fIlu'bIblIk] _a.  
_____

philogynist

  [fI'lOdInIst] _n. 
_____

philological

  [,fIl'lOdIkl] _a. , 
_____

philologist

  [fI'lOldIst] _n. , 
_____

philology

  [fI'lOldI] _n. 
_____

philoprogenitive

  [,fIlupru'denItIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

philosopher

  [fI'lOsf] _n.

    1) ; natural philosopher ; ;
    philosophers' stone  

    2)      
_____

philosophic

  [,fIl'sOfIk] = philosophical
_____

philosophical

  [,fIl'sOfIkl] _a. 
_____

philosophize

  [fI'lOsfaIz] _v. , 
_____

philosophy

  [fI'lOsfI] _n.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

philtre

  ['fIlt] _n.  ,  
_____

phiz

  [fIz] _n. (_.  physiognomy) _. , , 
_____

phlebitis

  [flI'baItIs] _n. _.  , 
_____

phlebotomize

  [flI'bOtmaIz] _v. _.  
_____

phlebotomy

  [flI'bOtmI] _n. _. 
_____

phlegm

  [flem] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , ; , 
_____

phlegmatic

  [fleg'mtIk] _a. , 
_____

phlegmon

  ['flegmOn] _n. _. 
_____

phloem

  ['flum] _n. _. 
_____

phlogistic

  [flO'dIstIk] _a. _. 
_____

phlogiston

  [flO'dIstn] _n. _. _. 
_____

phlox

  [flOks] _n. _. 
_____

phobia

  ['fubI] _n. _.  , 
_____

phoenix

  ['fi:nIks] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  , 
_____

phonal

  ['funl] _a. 
_____

phone

  I [fun] _n. _. 

  II [fun] (_.  telephone) _.

    1. _n. ; on the phone  ; by ( over) the phone 
    ; to get smb. on the phone   -.  ;
    to hang up the phone  

    2. _v.   
_____

phoneme

  ['funi:m] _n. _. 
_____

phonemic

  [fu'ni:mIk] _a. _. 
_____

phonetic

  [fu'netIk] _a. 
_____

phonetician

  [,funI'tISn] _n. 
_____

phoneticize

  [fu'netIsaIz] _v.  
_____

phonetics

  [fu'netIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

phoney

  ['funI] = phony
_____

phonic

  ['funIk] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

phonics

  ['funIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.)

    1) 

    2)      
_____

phonogram

  ['fungrm] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

phonograph

  ['fungra:f] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. , 
_____

phonographic

  [,fun'grfIk] _a. 
_____

phonography

  [fu'nOgrfI] _n.

    1) 

    2)     
_____

phonologic

  [,fun'lOdIk] _a. 
_____

phonological

  [,fun'lOdIkl] _a. 
_____

phonology

  [fu'nOldI] _n. 
_____

phonometer

  [fu'nOmIt] _n. 
_____

phonopathy

  [fu'nOpI] _n. _.   
_____

phonoscope

  ['funskup] _n. 
_____

phony

  ['funI] _.

    1. _a. , ; ; 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , 
_____

phosgene

  ['fOzdi:n] _n. _. 
_____

phosphate

  ['fOsfeIt] _.

    1. _n. ,   

    2. _a. 
_____

phosphide

  ['fOsfaId] _n. _. 
_____

phosphite

  ['fOsfaIt] _n. _. 
_____

phosphorate

  ['fOsfreIt] _v. _.  ,   
_____

phosphor-bronze

  ['fOsfbrOnz] _n. _.  
_____

phosphoresce

  [,fOsf'res] _v. , 
_____

phosphorescence

  [,fOsf'resns] _n. , 
_____

phosphorescent

  [,fOsf'resnt] _a. 
_____

phosphoric

  [fOs'fOrIk] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 
_____

phosphorite

  ['fOsfraIt] _n. _. 
_____

phosphorous

  ['fOsfrs] _a. _. 
_____

phosphorus

  ['fOsfrs] _n. _. 
_____

phot

  [fut] _n. _.  ( ݣ, )
_____

photic

  ['futIk] _a. ,   
_____

photo

  ['futu] _n. (_pl. -os ['futuz]) _. _.  photograph 1
_____

photoactive

  [,futu'ktIv] _a. 
_____

photobiotic

  ['futubaI'OtIk] _a. _.     
_____

photocell

  ['futsel] _n. 
_____

photochemistry

  [,futu'kemIstrI] _n. 
_____

photochromy

  ['futkrumI] _n.  , 
_____

photoconductivity

  ['futkn,dAk'tIvItI] _n. 
_____

photo-electric

  [,futuI'lektrIk] _a. ; photoelectric cell 
_____

photo-electricity

  ['futu,Ilek'trIsItI] _n. 
_____

photofinish

  [,futu'fInIS] _n. _. 
_____

photogenic

  [,futu'denIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

photograph

  ['futgra:f]

    1. _n.  , 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)    (, ); I always photograph badly
           
_____

photographer

  [f'tOgrf] _n. 
_____

photographic

  [,fut'grfIk] _a. 
_____

photography

  [f'tOgrfI] _n. , 
_____

photogravure

  [,futgr'vju]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

photolithography

  [,futulI'OgrfI] _n. 
_____

photolysis

  [fu'tOlIsIs] _n. _. 
_____

photomechanical

  [,futumI'knIkl] _a. 
_____

photomechanics

  [,futumI'knIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

photometer

  [fu'tOmIt] _n. 
_____

photometric

  [,futu'metrIk] _a. 
_____

photometry

  [,fu'tOmItrI] _n. 
_____

photomicrograph

  [,futu'maIkrugra:f] _n.  , 
_____

photomicrography

  [,futumaI'krOgrfI] _n. , 
_____

photomontage

  [,futumOn'ta:] _n. 
_____

photon

  ['futOn] _n. _. 
_____

photophobia

  [,futu'fubj] _n. _. , 
_____

photoplay

  ['futupleI] _n.

    1) -

    2) 
_____

photoprint

  ['futuprInt] _n. 
_____

photosensitive

  [,futu'sensItIv] _a. 
_____

photosphere

  ['futusfI] _n. _. 
_____

photostat

  ['futustt] _n. 
_____

photosynthesis

  [,futu'sInIsIs] _n. _. 
_____

phototelegraphy

  [,fututI'legrfI] _n. 
_____

phototherapy

  ['futu'erpI] _n. 
_____

phototube

  ['futu'tju:b] _n. 
_____

phototype

  ['fututaIp] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; phototype edition  
_____

photozincography

  [,futuzIN'kgrfI] _n. _. 
_____

phrase

  [freIz]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ;  

      2) , ; in simple phrase  ,  

      3) _pl.  

      4)  

    2. _v.

      1)  (); thus he phrased it     

      2) _. 
_____

phrase-book

  ['freIzbuk] _n. ()  
_____

phrase-man

  ['freIzmn] = phrase-monger
_____

phrase-monger

  ['freIz,mANg] _n. ڣ
_____

phrase-mongering

  ['freIz,mANgrIN]

    1. _n. ڣ

    2. _a. ڣ; phrase-mongering statement  
_____

phraseological

  [,freIzI'lOdIkl] _a. 
_____

phraseology

  [,freIzI'OldI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

phrenetic

  [frI'netIk]

    1. _a.

      1) ̣, ; , 

      2) 

    2. _n. , 
_____

phrenic

  ['frenIk] _a. _.   , 
_____

phrenological

  [,fren'lOdIkl] _a. 
_____

phrenologist

  [frI'nOldIst] _n. 
_____

phrenology

  [frI'nOldI] _n. 
_____

phthisic

  ['aIsIk] phthisical
_____

phthisical

  ['aIsIkl] _a. _. ̣; 
_____

phthisis

  ['aIsIs] _n. _. ̣; 
_____

phut

  [fAt]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _adv.: to go phut ;  , ;  
_____

phyla

  ['faIl] _pl.  phylum
_____

phylactery

  [fI'lktrI] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) , 

    *) to make broad one's phylactery ( phylacteries) 
      
_____

phyllophagous

  [fI'lOfgs] _a. 
_____

phylloxera

  [,fIlOk'sIr] _n. _. 
_____

phylogenesis

  [,faIlu'denIsIs] _n. _. 
_____

phylum

  ['faIlm] _n. (_pl. phyla) _. 
_____

physic

  ['fIzIk]

    1. _n. _.  (. )

    2. _v. _.   (. )
_____

physical

  ['fIzIkl] _a. , ; ; physical chemistry
   ; physical culture (training)  
  (); physical examination  ( ) ;
  physical exercise ; physical drill ( jerks) 
  ; ; physical therapy 
_____

physician

  [fI'zISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

physicist

  ['fIzIsIst] _n. 
_____

physics

  ['fIzIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

physiocrat

  ['fIzIkrt] _n. 
_____

physiognomic

  [,fIzI'nOmIk] _a. 
_____

physiognomical

  [,fIzI'nOmIkl] _a. 
_____

physiognomist

  [,fIzI'OnmIst] _n. 
_____

physiognomy

  [,fIzI'OnmI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ; _. 

    3) _. , 
_____

physiographer

  [,fIzI'Ogrf] _n. 
_____

physiographic

  [,fIzI'grfIk] _a. 
_____

physiography

  [,fIzI'OgrfI] _n.  ; 
_____

physiologic

  [,fIzI'lOdIk] = physiological
_____

physiological

  [,fIzI'lOdIkl] _a. 
_____

physiologist

  [,fIzI'OldIst] _n. 
_____

physiology

  [,fIzI'OldI] _n. 
_____

physiotherapy

  [,fIzI'erpI] _n. 
_____

physique

  [fI'zi:k] _n. , ;  
_____

phytogeny

  [faI'tOdInI] _n.     
_____

phytophagous

  [faI'tOfgs] _a. 
_____

pi

  I [paI] _n.

    1)  (_.  pi)

    2) _. (= 3,1415926)

  II [paI] _a. _. _. , 

    *) pi jaw 
_____

pia mater

  ['paI'meIt] _n. _.   
_____

piaffe

  [pI'f] _v.   
_____

pianette

  [pj'net] _n.  
_____

pianino

  [pj'ni:nu] _n. (_pl. -os [pj'ni:nuz]) 
_____

pianissimo

  [pj'nIsImu] _. _adv. _n. _. 
_____

pianist

  ['pInIst] _n. ; 
_____

piano

  I [pI'nu] _n. (_pl. -os [pI'nuz]) 

  II ['pja:nu] _. _adv. _n. _. 
_____

piano organ

  [pI'nu,O:gn] _n.  
_____

pianoforte

  [,pjnu'fO:tI] = piano I
_____

pianola

  [pI'nul] _n. _. 
_____

piano-player

  [pI'nu,pleI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

piaster

  [pI'st] = piastre
_____

piastre

  [pI'st] _n.  (       )
_____

piazza

  [pI'ts] _. _n.

    1) ()  (.  )

    2) _. 
_____

pibroch

  ['pi:brOk] _n. _. _.   
_____

pica

  I ['paIk] _n. _. _. ݣ , 

  II ['paIk] _n. _. 
_____

picador

  [,pIk'dO:] _. _n. 
_____

picaresque

  [,pIk'resk] _a. ,  (.  )
_____

picaroon

  [,pIk'ru:n]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3)  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)   
_____

picayune

  [,pIk'ju:n] _.

    1. _n.

      1) _.    (= 5 )

      2) _. 

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , 
_____

piccalilli

  ['pIklIlI] _n.    
_____

piccaninny

  ['pIknInI]

    1. _n.

      1) ԣ

      2) _. ԣ, 

    2. _a.  
_____

piccolo

  ['pIklu] _n. (_pl. -os ['pIkluz]) _. ,  
_____

pice

  [paIs] _n.  (   )
_____

pick

  I [pIk] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  

    3) _. ,    ( )

  II [pIk]

    1. _v.

      1) , , ; to pick one's words 
       ; to pick one's way ( one's steps)  
      (    ); to pick and choose  

      2) , ; to pick a quarrel with smb.  
         -.

      3) ,  ();  (, ); 
      ( -  )

      4) , , , ; 

      5) ; ; to pick one's teeth   

      6)  ()

      7)  ()

      8)  (); , ;  ()

      9) , ;  (); to pick and steal
        ; to pick smb.'s brains  
      

      10)    (. pick a lock)

      11) ; to pick to pieces ; _.
      ;     

      12)  (ڣ);  ( ), ; _.
      

      13) _.   (  ..)

      #) pick at ) ; ) , ; )   ,
      ; pick off ) , ; ) , 
      ; ; )  (  ); pick
      on ) , ; ) , ; pick out
      ) ģ; ) ; ) ; ) , 
      (); )    (); ) ; pick over
       ( ); ; pick up ) 
      (); ) , ; )   -.; I'll pick
      you up at five o'clock       ; ) ;
      to pick up a livelihood   ; to pick up flesh
      ; )  (,    ..); ) ;
      )  ();  (ɣ); ) 
      (); )   (); to pick up the trail  
      ; )  (with -  -.); ) ;
       ; to pick oneself up  ( ,
        ..); ) ,  ; ) _.
       ; )  ()

      *) to pick up the tab   ޣ  

    2. _n.

      1) ; take your pick 

      2) -. ,   (-.); the pick of the basket
      ( of the bunch)   -.; the pick of the army 
      ,  

      3)  (-. )
_____

pick-lock

  ['pIklOk] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

pick-me-up

  ['pIkmI,Ap] _n.  ;  ; ;
  -.  
_____

pick-pocket

  ['pIk,pOkIt] _n. -
_____

pick-a-back

  ['pIkbk] _adv.  ,  
_____

pickaninny

  ['pIknInI] = piccaninny
_____

pickax

  ['pIkks] = pickaxe
_____

pickaxe

  ['pIkks]

    1. _n. -

    2. _v. ,  -
_____

picked

  [pIkt]

    1. _p-p.  pick II, 1

    2. _a.

      1) , ; 

      2) ; picked troops  

      3) _. 
_____

picker

  ['pIk] _n.

    1)  (,   ..)

    2) 

    3) ; 

    4) , ; 

    5) _. 

    6) _.  

    7) _.  

    8) _. 
_____

pickerel

  ['pIkrl] _n.  , , ң
_____

picket

  ['pIkIt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) 

      4) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)  ();    ..

      2) 

      3)  

      4)   
_____

picking

  ['pIkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  pick II, 1

    2. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) ; picking and stealing  

      3) _pl.  

      4) _pl. , 

      5) , 

      6)  ()
_____

pickle

  ['pIkl]

    1. _n.

      1) ;   

      2) (. _pl.) , , ; ̣  
      

      3)  ;  ; to be in a pretty
      pickle   

      4) _. , 

      5) _. _. 

      6) _. 

      *) to have a rod in pickle (for)   ; the one in
      a pickle is the one who's got to tickle    ; 
       ,   

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) _. _.      ( )

      3) _.  ; , 
_____

pickled

  ['pIkld]

    1. _p-p.  pickle 2

    2. _a.

      1) ̣; 

      2) _. 
_____

pick-up

  ['pIkAp] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) -.   ;  

    3) _. . pick-me-up

    4) _. ; 

    5) _. 

    6) _-. ,  ()

    7) _.  

    8) _. 

    9) _.  (, )

    10) _.  

    11) _. , 
_____

picnic

  ['pIknIk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.  ; ; no picnic
      ̣ 

      3) _attr.: picnic hamper     

    2. _v.   
_____

picnicker

  ['pIknIk] _n.  
_____

picric

  ['pIkrIk] _a. _. 
_____

pictography

  [pIk'tOgrfI] _n. 
_____

pictorial

  [pIk'tO:rIl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; pictorial art 

      2) 

      3) ,  (   ..)

    2. _n.   
_____

picture

  ['pIktS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) ; _. . ; she is a picture of her mother 
       

      3) -.  , 

      4) ,  

      5) ,  (,   ..); he is the
      (very) picture of health  ,  

      6) 

      7): moving pictures, the pictures 

      *) out of ( not in) the picture ; to pass from
      the picture   ; to put ( to keep) smb. in the picture
      ,  -.;  -.   

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) , , 

      3)   (. picture to oneself)
_____

picture postcard

  ['pIktS'pustka:d] _n.  
_____

picture show

  ['pIktS'Su] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

picture-gallery

  ['pIktS,glrI] _n.  
_____

picture-book

  ['pIktSbuk] _n. ()   
_____

picture-card

  ['pIktSka:d] _n.

    1) _.  , 

    2)  
_____

picture-palace

  ['pIktS,plIs] _n. _. 
_____

picturesque

  [,pIktS'resk] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ,  ( )
_____

picture-theatre

  ['pIktS'It] = picture-palace
_____

picture-writing

  ['pIktS,raItIN] _n. ,  
_____

piddle

  ['pIdl] _v.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  
_____

piddling

  ['pIdlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  piddle

    2. _a. , , 
_____

pie

  I [paI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. ,  ; Eskimo pie  ()

    *) pie in the sky _.    ;   ; as easy
    as pie  

  II [paI] _n. _.    (. printer's pie);
  _. , 

  III [paI] _n.     (1/12 )
_____

piebald

  ['paIbO:ld]

    1. _a.

      1)  ( )

      2) _. У; ۣ

    2. _n.  ;  
_____

piece

  [pi:s]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; a piece of water , ; piece by piece 
      , , 

      2) , ; a piece of paper  ; in pieces
        ; to pieces  ,  {. . *)}

      3)  ()

      4) , , ̣ ; piece of wallpaper 
      

      5)  , ; a piece of furniture  (
      , ., ,   ..); a piece of plate ; by the
      piece , 

      6) ;     (.
      ); ; a piece of art  ; a
      piece of music  ; a piece of poetry
      ; a dramatical piece ,  ;
      a museum piece     (. _.)

      7) , ; a piece of impudence  

      8): a piece of luck ; a piece of news ; a piece of
      information ; a piece of work ( )
      , 

      9)  

      10)  (. a piece of money)

      11) _. ,  ; ; 

      12) _.  

      13)  

      14) , 

      15) _. ;  

      *) of a ( of one) piece with )      ; ) 
        -.; )     -.; all to
      pieces ) ; ) ,  ; ) ,
      ,     {. . 2}; to go to pieces ,
      ; a piece of goods _. , 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (; . piece up)

      2)    ,   ; 

      3)  ()

      #) piece down  (); piece on  (to - 
      -.); piece out ) ; ) ; ) 
      (  ); piece together ) ;
      ) ; piece up , 
_____

piece-goods

  ['pi:sgudz] _n. _pl.  ;   
_____

piecemeal

  ['pi:smi:l]

    1. _adv.

      1)  ,  (. by piecemeal); to work piecemeal
       

      2)  ,  

    2. _a.

      1)   ; piecemeal action  

      2) , ; piecemeal reforms  
_____

piece-rate

  ['pi:sreIt] _a.  ( )
_____

piece-work

  ['pi:sw:k] _n.

    1)  , ;  

    2) _attr.: piece-work man = piece-worker
_____

piece-worker

  ['pi:s,w:k] _n. 
_____

piecrust

  ['paIkrAst] _n.  

    *) promises are like piecrust, made to be broken _.  
      ,    
_____

pied

  [paId] _a. У; 
_____

pieman

  ['paImn] _n. ;  
_____

pieplant

  ['paIpla:nt] _n. _. 
_____

pier

  [pI] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _. 

    3)  ()

    4) , , 

    5) 
_____

pierage

  ['pIrId] _n.     
_____

pierce

  [pIs] _v.

    1) , , 

    2) , ;  

    3) ;  (   ..; through, into)

    4)  ( ,   ..)

    5) ,  ( -.)
_____

piercer

  ['pIs] _n. _. ; ; ; 
_____

piercing

  ['pIsIN]

    1. _pres-p.  pierce

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _.   

    3. _a.

      1) ; ; ; piercing dissonance 
      

      2)  ( , )

      3) 

      4) _. 
_____

pier-glass

  ['pIgla:s] _n. 
_____

pierrette

  [pI'ret] _n. _. 
_____

pierrot

  ['pIru] _n. _. 
_____

pietism

  ['paItIzm] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ,  , 
_____

pietist

  ['paItIst] _n. 
_____

piety

  ['paItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2)   ,  

    3)  
_____

piezochemistry

  [paI,i:zu'kemIstrI] _n. 
_____

piezoelectricity

  [paI'i:zu,Ilek'trIsItI] _n. 
_____

piezometer

  [,paII'zOmIt] _n. 
_____

piffle

  ['pIfl] _.

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  ;  
_____

pig

  [pIg]

    1. _n.

      1) () ; ; ӣ

      2) _. ; 

      3) _. , 

      4) _. , 

      5) ,  ()

      6) _. , ; 

      7) _. _.  

      *) in pig  ( ); to make a pig of oneself ,
      ; to buy a pig in a poke    ; pigs might
      fly _. ,   

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2): to pig it _.    , 
_____

pig's wash

  ['pIgzwOS] _n. 
_____

pigeon

  ['pIdIn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. , ; to pluck a pigeon  

      *) that's my (his, etc.) pigeon   ϣ (  ..) ; little
      pigeons can carry great messages _. ,  ; pigeon's milk
      " "

    2. _v. , 
_____

pigeon pair

  ['pIdInpE] _n.    (    
  )
_____

pigeon-breasted

  ['pIdIn,brestId] _a.    ( )
_____

pigeongram

  ['pIdIngrm] _n. ,    
_____

pigeon-hearted

  ['pIdIn'ha:tId] _a. , 
_____

pigeon-hole

  ['pIdInhul]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)    ( ,    ..)

    2. _v.

      1)  ()  

      2)   ,    

      3) ,  
_____

pigeonry

  ['pIdInrI] _n. 
_____

pigeon-toed

  ['pIdIntud] _a.   , ݣ 
_____

piggery

  ['pIgrI] _n. , 
_____

piggish

  ['pIgIS] _a.

    1) ,   

    2) , 

    3) 

    4) 
_____

piggy

  ['pIgI] _n.

    1) , ӣ

    2)   
_____

piggy-wiggy

  ['pIgI,wIgI] _n.

    1) , ӣ

    2) , ӣ ( £)
_____

pigheaded

  ['pIg'hedId] _a. ; 
_____

pig-iron

  ['pIg,aIn] _n.     
_____

pigling

  ['pIglIN] _n. ӣ
_____

pigment

  ['pIgmnt] _n. 
_____

pigmental

  [pIg'mentl] _a. 
_____

pigmentary

  [pIgmIntrI] _a. 
_____

pigmentation

  [,pIgmn'teISn] _n. 
_____

pigmy

  ['pIgmI] = pygmy
_____

pignut

  ['pIgnAt] _n.  
_____

pigpen

  ['pIgpen] = pigsty
_____

pigskin

  ['pIgskIn] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 

    3) _. _.  
_____

pigsticker

  ['pIg,stIk] _n.

    1)   

    2) _.   
_____

pigsticking

  ['pIg,stIkIN] _n.     أ
_____

pigsty

  ['pIgstaI] _n. , 
_____

pigtail

  ['pIgteIl] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , ף  
_____

pigwash

  ['pIgwOS] = pig's wash
_____

pigweed

  ['pIgwi:d] _n. _. ; 
_____

pi-jaw

  I ['paIdO:] _n. _. , 

  II ['paIdO:] _v. _.  , 
_____

pike

  I [paIk] _n. 

  II [paIk]

    1. _n.

      1) , أ

      2)  

      3)  (  _. )

      4) _. 

      5) , 

      6) 

    2. _v.  

  III [paIk] _n.

    1) ,    

    2)  
_____

pikelet

  ['paIklIt] _n.  , 
_____

piker

  ['paIk] _n. _. _.

    1)    () 

    2) 
_____

pikestaff

  ['paIksta:f] _n.

    1)  

    2) ; plain as a pikestaff   , 
_____

pilaff

  ['pIlf] = pilau
_____

pilaster

  [pI'lst] _n. _. 
_____

pilau

  [pI'lau] _. , 
_____

pilaw

  [pI'lau] _. , 
_____

pilch

  [pIltS] _n.  ̣   
_____

pilchard

  ['pIltSd] _n. _. 
_____

pile

  I [paIl]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ;  ();  (); ,
      , 

      2)  ԣ (. funeral pile)

      3)  ;  

      4) _. ,  

      5) _. ; to make one's pile  

      6) _. 

      7)   (. atomic pile)

    2. _v.

      1) ,   ; to pile arms _. 
        

      2)  ( pile up)

      3) ; ;  (on, upon)

      #) pile in _.  (-.); pile on: to pile it on
      ; ""; pile up ) ();
      ) ; )  ; ) _.  ̣ 
      ̣  ; )    ( )

  II [paIl]

    1. _n. , , 

    2. _v. ,  

  III [paIl] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) 

  IV [paIl] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) _pl. 

  V [paIl] _n. _.   ; cross or pile ң  
_____

pile-dwelling

  ['paIl,dwelIN] _n.  
_____

piled

  I [paIld] _p-p.  pile I, 2

  II [paIld] _p-p.  pile II, 2

  III [paIld] _a.  ( )
_____

pile-driver

  ['paIl,draIv] _n. _. У
_____

pilfer

  ['pIlf] _v. , ; 
_____

pilferage

  ['pIlfrId] _n.  
_____

pilferer

  ['pIlfr] _n.  
_____

pilgrim

  ['pIlgrIm] _n. , , 

    *) Pilgrim Fathers _.  ,   
     1620 .
_____

pilgrimage

  ['pIlgrImId]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. ,  ; _. 
      

    2. _v. 
_____

pill

  I [pIl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) (the Pill)  

      3) _. ; ; ; ;  

      4) _pl. 

      5) _.  

      6) (. _pl.) _.  (. pill shooter)

      *) a pill to cure an earthquake  ; a bitter pill to
      swallow  ,  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) _. 

  II [pIl] _v.

    1) _. , ģ

    2) _. , 
_____

pillage

  ['pIlId]

    1. _n. £, ģ

    2. _v. , ģ
_____

pillar

  ['pIl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; , 

      2) , ; ; pillars of society  

      3) _. 

      4) _. 

      *) Pillars of Hercules  ,  ;
      from pillar to post )     ,    
      ; ) -

    2. _v. , ;  
_____

pillar-box

  ['pIlbOks] _n.   
_____

pillbox

  ['pIlbOks] _n.

    1)   

    2) _. -.  ;  , 
    ; 

    3) _.   
_____

pillion

  ['pIljn] _n.

    1)   ()

    2)  ; _.  
_____

pilliwinks

  ['pIlIwINks] _n. _.     
_____

pillory

  ['pIlrI]

    1. _n.  ; to be in the pillory  ; to put
    ( to set) in the pillory    , 
    

    2. _v.

      1) ,    

      2)   
_____

pillow

  ['pIlu]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. , ; , 

      *) to take counsel of one's pillow   ; 
        

    2. _v.

      1)    -.

      2)  

      3)  
_____

pillow-block

  ['pIlublOk] _n. _.

    1) () 

    2) ,  
_____

pillow-case

  ['pIlukeIs] _n. 
_____

pillow-sham

  ['pIluSm] _n.  ( )
_____

pillow-slip

  ['pIluslIp] = pillow-case
_____

pillowy

  ['pIluI] _a. ; 
_____

pillule

  ['pIlju:l] = pilule
_____

pilose

  ['paIlus] _a. _. _. , , 
_____

pilot

  ['paIlt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. , ̣

      3)  

      4) _. 

      5) _. _-. 

      6) _.  , 

      7) _attr.: pilot plant  ,  ; pilot model
       

      8) _attr. ; ; pilotboat  ; pilot
      chart _.  

      *) to drop the pilot   

    2. _v.

      1) , ; ; to pilot one's way 
       

      2)  
_____

pilot-balloon

  ['paIltb'lu:n] _n.

    1) _. -

    2) _.  
_____

pilotage

  ['paIltId] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2)  

    3) _. , 
_____

pilot-cloth

  ['paIltklO] _n.   
_____

pilot engine

  ['paIlt,endIn] _n.

    1)  

    2) _-. 
_____

pilot-film

  ['paIltfIlm] _n. _.  (   
  )
_____

pilot-fish

  ['paIltfIS] _n. _. -
_____

pilot-house

  ['paIlthaus] _n. _.  
_____

pilous

  ['paIls] = pilose
_____

pilule

  ['pIlju:l] _n. () 
_____

pimento

  [pI'mentu] _n. (_pl. -os [pI'mentuz])  () 
_____

pi-meson

  ['paI'mi:zOn] _n. _. -
_____

pimp

  [pImp]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

pimpernel

  ['pImpnel] _n. _.   ()
_____

pimping

  I ['pImpIN] _pres-p.  pimp 2

  II ['pImpIN] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

pimple

  ['pImpl] _n. , , 
_____

pimpled

  ['pImpld] _a. , 
_____

pimply

  ['pImplI] _a. , 
_____

pin

  [pIn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; ; _. 

      2) _pl. _. ; he is quick on his pins   ; he is
      weak on his pins     

      3)   4,5 

      4) 

      5) , 

      6) _. 

      7) 

      8) 

      9) 

      10) _. ; , ; , ; ; ; ;
      

      11) _. ; 

      *) in (a) merry pin  ӣ ; pins and needles أ 
       ( ); to be on pins and needles  
       ; I don't care a pin  ; not a pin to choose
      between them      ; not worth a row of pins
        ; you might have heard a pin fall  , 
       

    2. _v.

      1)  (. pin up; to, on);   (.
      pin together)

      2) ; 

      3) 

      4)  (   ..; against); to pin down (to a promise)
       ()

      *) to pin smth. on smb.   -.   -.; to pin
      one's faith on smb., smth.    -., -.
_____

pin-head

  ['pInhed] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) _. , 
_____

pin-money

  ['pIn,mAnI] _n.    ,  
_____

pinafore

  ['pInfO:] _n.  (. ), 
_____

pinaster

  [paI'nst] _n.  
_____

pince-nez

  ['pnsneI] _n. _. 
_____

pincer movement

  ['pIns'mu:vmnt] _n. _.  ,   
_____

pincers

  ['pInsz] _n. _pl.

    1) (. a pair of pincers) ; ; ; 

    2) 

    3) = pincer movement
_____

pincette

  [pN'set] _n. _. , 
_____

pinch

  [pIntS]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  (  ..)

      3)  ; Σ ; at a pinch, if it comes to
      the pinch   ,   ; pinch of poverty 
      

      4) , 

      5) _. 

      6) _. 

      7) _. 

      8) ;  (. pinch bar)

      9) _attr.: pinch pennies    

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; 

      2): to be pinched with cold (hunger)  ()

      3) , ;  (.,  )

      4) , 

      5)  (, .  )

      6) 

      7)  ()

      8) _. ; 

      9) _. , ""

      10)   , 

      *) that is where the shoe pinches   ޣ 
_____

pinchbeck

  ['pIntSbek]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  , 

    2. _a. , 
_____

pinchers

  ['pIntSz] = pincers 1)
_____

pincushion

  ['pIn,kuSn] _n.   
_____

pine

  I [paIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. . pineapple

    3) _attr. ; pine bath  

  II [paIn] _v.

    1) , ; , ,  (. pine away)

    2)  (-.),  (for, after -  -.)
_____

pineal

  ['pInIl] _a. _. 
_____

pineapple

  ['paIn,pl] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. _.  , ""; 

    3) _attr. 
_____

pine-cone

  ['paInkun] _n.  
_____

pine-needle

  ['paIn,ni:dl] _n. (. _pl.)  
_____

pinery

  ['paInrI] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  
_____

pine-tree

  ['paIntri:] = pine I, 1)
_____

pinfold

  ['pInfuld]

    1. _n.   

    2. _v.  ()  
_____

ping

  [pIN]

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2)  ()

      3)   

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) 

      3)   
_____

ping-pong

  ['pINpON] _n.  , -
_____

pinguid

  ['pINgwId] _a.

    1) ,  (. _.)

    2) ,  ( )
_____

pin-hole

  ['pInhul] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.   
_____

pinion

  I ['pInjn] _n. _.

    1) ,    

    2) _.  

  II ['pInjn]

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2) 

      3) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  ()

      3)  
_____

pinioned

  ['pInjnd] _a. 
_____

pink

  I [pINk]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2)  

      3) (the pink) ,  ; in the pink _.  
       ( ); the pink of perfection  

      4)  

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

  II [pINk] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  , ,  (. pink out)

  III [pINk] _v.    ( )

  IV [pINk] _n.  

  V [pINk] _n. _. _. 
_____

pink-eye

  ['pINkaI] _n. _. _.   
_____

pinkish

  ['pINkIS] _a. 
_____

pinkster flower

  ['pINkst,flau] _n. _. _.  
_____

pinky

  ['pINkI]

    1. _n. _. _. 

    2. = pinkish
_____

pinna

  ['pIn] _n. (_pl. pinnae) _.  
_____

pinnace

  ['pInIs] _n. _. _. , 
_____

pinnacle

  ['pInkl]

    1. _n.

      1)  , , 

      2) ;  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

pinnae

  ['pIni:] _pl.  pinna
_____

pinnate

  ['pInIt] _a. _. 
_____

pinnated

  ['pInItId] _a. _. 
_____

pinner

  ['pIn] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _. 
_____

pinniped

  ['pInIped] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

pinnothere

  ['pInI] _n. _.  
_____

pinnule

  ['pInju:l] _n.  ( )
_____

pinny

  ['pInI] _n. _. 
_____

pinochle

  ['pi:nOkl] _n. _.  ,  
_____

pinocle

  ['pi:nOkl] = pinochle
_____

pinole

  [pI'nulI] _n. _.        ..
_____

pin-point

  ['pInpOInt]

    1. _n.

      1) ɣ 

      2) -.  , 

    2. _a. _. , ; with pin-point accuracy  
    

    3. _v.

      1) _.  

      2) _.   

      3)  ;   ( ޣ-.)
_____

pinprick

  ['pInprIk] _n.

    1)  

    2)  , 
_____

pint

  [paInt] _n.  ( ;   = 0,57 .;   = 0,47 . 
    0,55 .   )

    *) to make a pint measure hold a quart   -.
    
_____

pintado

  [pIn'ta:du] _n. (_pl. -os [pIn'ta:duz]) _.

    1)   (. pintado bird, pintado petrel)

    2) 
_____

pintail

  ['pInteIl] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

pintle

  ['pIntl] _n.

    1) _.  ; ; ; 

    2) _.  
_____

pinto

  ['pIntu] _a. _. , 
_____

pin-up

  ['pInAp]

    1. _n.

      1)  , ,    
      ̣    ..

      2) ,  

    2. _a. ,  ( )
_____

piny

  ['paInI] _a. ;  
_____

pioneer

  [,paI'nI]

    1. _n.

      1) ,    ; ; ,
      

      2)  (  )

      3) У

      4) _attr. 

      5) _attr. ; pioneer work ; 

      6) _attr. _. У; pioneer tools  

      7) _attr. _. pioneer well  

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  

      2) , 
_____

pioneering

  [,paI'nIrIN] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: pioneering days    ( )
_____

pious

  ['paIs] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) 
_____

pip

  I [pIp] _n.  ( )

    *) to have the pip _.   ,    
    ;    

  II [pIp] _n. , ڣ ()

  III [pIp] _n.

    1)  ( , )

    2) ף ( )

  IV [pIp] _v. _.

    1) , 

    2) ;  (-.) 

    3) 

    4)  ( )

  V [pIp]

    1. _n.    

    2. _v. , 
_____

pipage

  ['paIpId] _n.

    1)    (,   ..)

    2) ,     
_____

pipe

  [paIp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; the pipes 

      2)  

      3) ; ; 

      4) _pl. 

      5) _.  

      6) ; 

      7) _pl.  

      8)  (   ; .  = 491 .)

      9) _.  

      *) to smoke the pipe of peace   ; :
      King's ( Queen's) pipe _.    
      ; to hit the pipe _.  ; put that in your pipe
      and smoke it     

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)  ;  

      3) _.  , 

      4)  (   ..)

      5)  ( )

      6)  ( )

      7) _. ,  (. pipe one's eye)

      8)   ()

      9)  

      10)   

      11) _.   

      #) pipe away _.    ; pipe down  ,
        ; pipe up ; ; 
_____

pipeclay

  ['paIpkleI]

    1. _n.

      1)    (. .   )

      2) _. _.   , 

      3) _attr.    

    2. _v.   
_____

pipe dream

  ['paIpdri:m] _n.  ; ,   
_____

pipe-fish

  ['paIpfIS] _n. _.  
_____

pipefitter

  ['paIp,fIt] _n. -
_____

pipeful

  ['paIpful] _n.   ()
_____

pipe-laying

  ['paIp,leIIN] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  , 
_____

pipeline

  ['paIplaIn]

    1. _n. ; 

      *) diplomatic pipelines  ; in the pipeline 
       (   ..)

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)  
_____

piper

  ['paIp] _n.

    1) , ,   

    2) ̣ 

    3) _. 

    *) to pay the piper  , ; he who pays the
    piper calls the tune _.  ,   
_____

pipette

  [pI'pet]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.   

      #) pipette off  
_____

piping

  ['paIpIN]

    1. _pres-p.  pipe 2

    2. _n.

      1)  (   ..)

      2) ; 

      3)  ()

      4) ; ,  

      5)  ( )

      6)   ( )

      7) _.  ;   

    3. _a. , 

      *) piping hot )  ,  ;  ; )  
       ; the piping time(s) of peace  

    4. _adv.  ,  
_____

pipit

  ['pIpIt] _n. Σ,  ()
_____

pipkin

  ['pIpkIn] _n.  , 
_____

pippin

  ['pIpIn] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) _. _. 
_____

pippin-faced

  ['pIpIn'feIst] _a.    
_____

pip-squeak

  ['pIpskwi:k] _n. _.

    1) -. , 

    2)  
_____

pipy

  ['paIpI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

piquancy

  ['pi:knsI] _n. , 
_____

piquant

  ['pi:knt] _a.  (. _.)
_____

pique

  I [pi:k]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; , , 

      2) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ()

      2)  ()

      3) _. 

      *) to pique oneself on smth. ,  -.

  II ['pi:keI] _n. _.  ()
_____

piquet

  I [pI'ket] _n. _. 

  II ['pIkIt] = picket
_____

piracy

  ['paIrsI] _n.

    1) 

    2)   

    3) _.    
_____

piragua

  [pI'rgw] _n.  ()
_____

pirate

  ['paIrIt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3)   

      4) () ,    

    2. _v.

      1)  ; ; 

      2)  ,   
_____

piratical

  [paI'rtIkl] _a. ; piratical edition  
  
_____

pirn

  [p:n] _n. _. , 
_____

pirogue

  [pI'rug] = piragua
_____

pirouette

  [,pIru'et]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

piscatorial

  [pIsk'tO:rIl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

piscatory

  [pIsktrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

pisciculture

  ['pIsIkAltS] _n. 
_____

pisciculturist

  [,pIsI'kAltSrIst] _n. 
_____

piscina

  [pI'si:n] _n. (_pl. -nae, -s [pI'si:nz])

    1)  

    2) _-.    

    3) _.  ( )
_____

piscinae

  [pI'si:ni:] _pl.  piscina
_____

piscine

  I ['pIsi:n] _n.  

  II ['pIsaIn] _a. 
_____

piscivorous

  [pI'sIvrs] _a. 
_____

pise

  ['pi:zeI] _n. _.

    1)   

    2) _attr. ; pise building  
_____

pish

  [pIS]

    1. _int. !; !

    2. _v.  "", ""
_____

pishogue

  [pI'Sug] _. _n. ; 
_____

pisiform

  ['pIsIfO:m] _a.   ; ; pisiform bone
  _.  
_____

pismire

  ['pIsmaI] _n. 
_____

pisolite

  ['paIslaIt] _n. _. ,  , 
_____

piss

  [pIs] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

pissed

  [pIst]

    1. _p-p.  piss 2

    2. _a. _. 
_____

piss-pot

  ['pIspOt] _n. _.  
_____

pistachio

  [pIs'ta:SIu] _n. (_pl. -os [pIs'ta:SIuz])

    1) _.  

    2)  ()

    3)  
_____

pistil

  ['pIstIl] _n. _. 
_____

pistillate

  ['pIstIleIt] _a. _. , 
_____

pistol

  ['pIstl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _attr. ; pistol club    

    2. _v.     
_____

pistole

  [pIs'tul] _n. _.  (_.  )
_____

pistol-shot

  ['pIstlSOt] _n.  
_____

piston

  ['pIstn] _n.

    1) _. ; 

    2) ,  (   )
_____

piston-rod

  ['pIstnrOd] _n. _.  , 
_____

pit

  I [pIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; air pit  

      2) , ; , ; open pit ,  

      3)  ; 

      4) (the pit)  (. the pit of hell)

      5) _. , ; the pit of the stomach  ; in
      the pit of the stomach  

      6) ,  ( )

      7)  ( )

      8)    ϣ

      9)  (.    )

      10)    ( )

      11) -  (  )

      12) _.   

      13) _. , ; pit and gallow _. _.  
         

      14) _.  

      15) _attr. ; pit mouth  ; pit wood _. У
      

      *) to dig a pit for smb.  -. 

    2. _v.

      1)    ( ; .    ..)

      2)  

      3) (. _p-p.) () ; pitted with smallpox 

      4)  ();    
      (against); to pit one's strength against an enemy  
      ; to pit oneself against heavy odds   
      

  II [pIt] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.  
_____

pit-a-pat

  ['pIt'pt]

    1. _adv.: to go pitapat  ( ); his feet went
    pit-a-pat    

    2. _n. , 
_____

pitch

  I [pItS]

    1. _n. ; ; ģ; ; pitch dark(ness)  

    2. _v. 

  II [pItS]

    1. _n.

      1)  (,   ..); absolute pitch )  
      ; )  ; the noise rose to a deafening pitch 
       

      2) , , 

      3) , , , ,  

      4) ;   (); the ship gave a pitch 
       

      5) 

      6) _. 

      7)  

      8)   (   ..)

      9) _.      

      10)  ̣   

      11) _.  (,  ,  );
      ; 

      12) _.  ()

    2. _v.

      1)  (, );  ; to pitch
      one's tent )  ; )  (-.)

      2)  (   ..)

      3) ; 

      4) _. 

      5)   

      6)  (on, into); 

      7)    ( )

      8) _.   

      9)  ̣ 

      10) _.  (); to pitch it strong ;
      the description is pitched too high  

      11)  

      12) _.  ( )

      #) pitch in _.    -.,   -.;
      pitch into _. ; ; pitch upon ) 
        -.; ) ,   ޣ-.
_____

pitch indicator

  ['pItS,IndIkeIt] _n. _.   
_____

pitch-black

  ['pItS'blk] _a. ޣ  
_____

pitchblende

  ['pItSblend] _n. _. ,  ,  
_____

pitch-dark

  ['pItS'da:k] _a.  ԣ
_____

pitched

  I [pItSt]

    1. _p-p.  pitch II, 2

    2. _a.

      1): a high pitched voice  

      2): the roof is pitched   

      3): pitched battle     ̣
      

  II [pItSt] _p-p.  pitch I, 2
_____

pitcher

  I ['pItS] _n. 

    *) little pitchers have long ears )   ; ) 
     ; the pitcher goes often to the well (but is broken at last)
    _.      (    )

  II ['pItS] _n.

    1) _.  

    2)   (  ̣ )

    3)  
_____

pitchfork

  ['pItSfO:k]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      *) it rains pitchforks _. أ   ; ģ 
      

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)     
_____

pitchman

  ['pItSmn] _. = pitcher II, 2)
_____

pitch-pine

  ['pItSpaIn] _n.  
_____

pitch-pipe

  ['pItSpaIp] _n. -
_____

pitchy

  ['pItSI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ޣ  
_____

piteous

  ['pItIs] _a. , ,  
_____

pitfall

  ['pItfO:l] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) _. , 
_____

pith

  [pI]

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2)  

      3) ,  ( the pith and marrow of)

      4) , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ()    

      2)   ( )
_____

pith fleck

  ['pIflek] _n. 
_____

pithecanthrope

  [,pIIkn'rup] _n. 
_____

pithecoid

  [pI'i:kOId] _a. 
_____

pithily

  ['pIIlI] _adv.  ,  
_____

pithless

  ['pIlIs] _a.

    1)  

    2) ; , 

    3) 
_____

pithy

  ['pII] _a.

    1)  ; 

    2) , 

    3) ;  ( )
_____

pitiable

  ['pItIbl] _a. , , 
_____

pitiful

  ['pItIful] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) , , , ; pitiful move 
    Σ
_____

pitiless

  ['pItIlIs] _a. 
_____

pitman

  ['pItmn] _n.

    1) (_pl. pitmen) ԣ; ;  

    2) (_pl. -s ['pItmnz]) _. ;  
_____

pit-pat

  ['pIt'pt] = pit-a-pat
_____

pittance

  ['pItns] _n.

    1)    ;   (. a
    mere pittance)

    2)     
_____

pitter-patter

  ['pIt'pt]

    1. _n.  ̣ 

    2. _adv.    (,   ..)
_____

pittite

  ['pItaIt] _n.    
_____

pituitary

  [pI'tju:ItrI] _a. ; pituitary body ( gland) _. 
_____

pity

  ['pItI]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; for pity's sake!  !; to
      take ( to have) pity  (on -  -.)

      2)  ; it is a pity ; it is a thousand pities 
      ; more's the pity  ; what a pity!, the pity of it! 
      !

    2. _v. , 
_____

pitying

  ['pItIIN]

    1. _pres-p.  pity 2

    2. _a.    , 
_____

pityingly

  ['pItIINlI] _adv.  ,  
_____

pivot

  ['pIvt]

    1. _n.

      1)  ,  

      2) , () ; 

      3) _.  , 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) ;  (. _.; upon)
_____

pivotal

  ['pIvtl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , ; 
_____

pixie

  ['pIksI] = pixy
_____

pixilated

  ['pIksIleItId] _a. _.

    1) ,  

    2) _. 
_____

pixy

  ['pIksI] _n. , 
_____

pizzicato

  [,pItsI'ka:tu] _. _adv. _n. _. 
_____

placability

  [,plk'bIlItI] _n. , ; 
_____

placable

  ['plkbl] _a. , ; 
_____

placard

  ['plka:d]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ()

      2)    
_____

placate

  [pl'keIt] _v. ; 
_____

placatory

  ['plktrI] _a. ; 
_____

place

  [pleIs]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to give place to smb.   -.; to take the
      place of smb.  -. ,  -.; in place ) 
      ; ) ; out of place )   ; )  {.
      . 5)}

      2) ; ;  ; ; summer place 
      ; come down to my place tonight    
      

      3) , , ; what place do you come from?  
      ?

      4)  ( , ., Gloucester Place)

      5) , , , ; to know one's place 
      ϣ ; out of place  {. . 1)}

      6) ,  ( ,    ..); six places were
      laid      ; to engage ( to secure)
      places  

      7)   , , 

      8) _. calculated to five decimal places    
      

      9) _.     ( ); to get a place 
          

      10) _. 

      *) in place of ; in the first (in the second) place -
      (-); in the next place ; to keep smb. in his place 
       -. ; take place there is no place like home 
       , a  ; another place _.  

    2. _v.

      1) , ; , ; to place in the clearest
      light   (,   ..)

      2)   , 

      3)  , 

      4)  ; to place a call _.   
      

      5)  , , ;   ̣
      

      6)  ()

      7)  (  ..); to place confidence in smb.
       -.

      8) _.     

      9) _.     ; to be placed  
          ң
_____

place of arms

  ['pleIsv'a:mz] _n. _. 
_____

placebo

  [pl'si:bu] _n. (_pl. -os, -oes [pl'si:buz])  ,
     
_____

place-card

  ['pleIska:d] _n.    ɣ,   
   
_____

place-holder

  ['pleIs,huld] _n.  ,  
_____

place-hunter

  ['pleIs,hAnt] _n. 
_____

placeman

  ['pleIsmn] _n.

    1)  ,  (. _.)

    2) 
_____

placement

  ['pleIsmnt] _n.

    1) , ; placement of furniture  

    2)   
_____

place-name

  ['pleIsneIm] _n.  
_____

placenta

  [pl'sent] _n. (_pl. -s [pl'sentz], -tae)

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

placentae

  [pl'senti:] _pl.  placenta
_____

placer

  ['pleIs] _n. () , 
_____

placet

  ['pleIset] _.

    1. _n.  ""

    2. _int. !; non placet! !
_____

placid

  ['plsId] _a. , , 
_____

placidity

  [pl'sIdItI] _n. , 
_____

placket

  ['plkIt] _n.

    1)   

    2)    ( ԣ)
_____

placket-hole

  ['plkIthul] = placket 2)
_____

plafond

  [pl'fO:N] _n. _. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

plage

  [pla:] _n. _. 
_____

plagiarism

  ['pleIdjrIzm] _n. 
_____

plagiarist

  ['pleIdjrIst] _n. 
_____

plagiarize

  ['pleIdjraIz] _v.  
_____

plagiary

  ['pleIdjrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

plague

  [pleIg]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ; ; the plague  

      2) _. 

      3) , , ; a plague of rats  

      4) _. , ; 

      *) plague on him!    !

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  , 

      3) _. , , 
_____

plaguesome

  ['pleIgsm] _a. _. , , 
_____

plague-spot

  ['pleIgspOt] _n.

    1)  

    2) ̣ 

    3) _.  ;   
_____

plaguy

  ['pleIgI] _.

    1. _a. , ; 

    2. _adv. , 
_____

plaice

  [pleIs] _n. 
_____

plaid

  [pld] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

plain

  I [pleIn]

    1. _a.

      1) , , ; to make it plain , ;
      the plain truth ( fact) is that...    , ...,
       , ...

      2) ; ; plain writing  

      3) , ; plain water  ;
      plain card   ; plain clothes 
      ; plain work  أ (   )

      4) ,   ( )

      5) ,  ( )

      6) ,  (   ..)

      7) , ; plain dealing , ; to be
      plain with smb.  -.  

      8) , ; plain folk 

      9) 

      *) plain sailing ) _.   ; ) ̣,
       ; it will be all plain sailing ӣ ģ   

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.  

      3) 

    3. _adv.

      1) , , ޣ

      2) 

  II [pleIn] _v. _. , , ; 
_____

plainclothesman

  ['pleIn'kluz'mn] _n. ;  ; 
_____

plainly

  ['pleInlI] _adv. , 
_____

plainness

  ['pleInnIs] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) 

    4) 
_____

plainsman

  ['pleInzmn] _n.  
_____

plain-spoken

  ['pleIn'spukn] _a. , 
_____

plaint

  [pleInt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. , , 
_____

plaintiff

  ['pleIntIf] _n. _. ; 
_____

plaintive

  ['pleIntIv] _a. , , 
_____

plait

  [plt]

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2)  ( )

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  
_____

plan

  [pln]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , ; 

      3)  

      4) , , ԣ

      5) 

    2. _v.

      1)  , , 

      2)  ; 

      3) ; 
_____

planch

  [pla:nS] _n. , 
_____

plane

  I [pleIn]

    1. _n.

      1)  (. _.); on a new plane   

      2)  ()

      3) 

      4)  (   ..)

      5) _. ̣

      6) _.  ;  (̣)

      7) _. , 

    2. _a. ; 

    3. _v.

      1) 

      2) _. ; 

      3) _.  ̣

  II [pleIn]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ; ; ̣

      2) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; 

      2) _.  ()

      #) plane away, plane down 

  III [pleIn] _n. 
_____

plane geometry

  ['pleIndI'OmItrI] _n. 
_____

planer

  ['pleIn] _n.

    1) _. - 

    2)  ()

    3) _. 

    4) _.  
_____

planet

  ['plnIt] _n. ; major (minor) planets  () 
_____

plane-table

  ['pleIn,teIbl] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.   ߣ
_____

planetaria

  [,plnI'tErI] _pl.  planetarium
_____

planetarium

  [,plnI'tErIm] _n. (_pl. -ria) 
_____

planetary

  ['plnItrI] _a.

    1) , ; planetary system  

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

planetoid

  ['plnItOId] _n. _.  , 
_____

plane-tree

  ['pleIntri:] = plane III
_____

planetstricken

  ['plnIt,strIkn] = planet-struck
_____

planet-struck

  ['plnItstrAk] _a.  , 
_____

plangent

  ['plndnt] _a. ; 
_____

planish

  ['plnIS] _v.

    1) ; ,  ()

    2) , , ;  ()
_____

plank

  [plNk]

    1. _n.

      1) () , 

      2)   

    2. _v.

      1) ; ,  

      2) _. ,  (. plank down, plank out)

      3) _.    ,  ţ  
_____

plank-bed

  ['plNkbed] _n. 
_____

planking

  ['plNkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  plank 2

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _. 
_____

plankton

  ['plNktOn] _n. _. 
_____

planless

  ['plnlIs] _a. , 
_____

planned

  [plnd]

    1. _p-p.  plan 2

    2. _a. ; ; ; planned production
     
_____

planner

  ['pln] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

planoconcave

  ['pleInu'kOnkeIv] _a. - ( )
_____

planoconvex

  ['pleInu'kOnveks] _a. - ( )
_____

plant

  I [pla:nt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; in plant ;  

      2) _. 

      3) , 

      4) _. 

      5) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)  ();  (with);  ()

      2)  ()  

      3)  ,  (in, on); to plant a standard
       ; to plant oneself ,  

      4) , 

      5)  (  ..); ; 

      6) ,  (in)

      7)  (-., .  )

      8)  ()

      9)  ()

      10) _.  ()

      11) _.  ()

      12) , 

      #) plant on , ; plant out   

  II [pla:nt] _n.

    1) , ; plant and equipment _.   (
    )

    2) , ;  

    3) 
_____

plantain

  ['plntIn] _n. _. 
_____

plantar

  ['plnt] _a. _. 
_____

plantation

  [pln'teISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , 

    4) _. 

    5) _. 

    6) _attr.: plantation owner 
_____

planted

  ['pla:ntId]

    1. _p-p.  plant I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3): planted informer   
_____

planter

  ['pla:nt] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) _-. 

    4) _-. 
_____

plantigrade

  ['plntIgreId] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

plant-louse

  ['pla:nt'laus] _n. 
_____

plant pathology

  ['pla:ntp'OldI] _n. 
_____

plaque

  [pla:k] _n.

    1)    ,  (  )

    2) ,      ; memorial
    plaque  

    3) ޣ 

    4) _. 
_____

plash

  I [plS]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

    2. _v. ()

  II [plS] _v. ; 
_____

plasm

  [plzm] = plasma
_____

plasma

  ['plzm] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 

    3) _. , ̣ 
_____

plaster

  ['pla:st]

    1. _n.

      1) ; plaster of Paris 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) ; 

      4)   (. plaster with praise)

      5) 

      6)   ( )
_____

plastered

  ['pla:std]

    1. _p-p.  plaster 2

    2. _a. _. ; to get plastered , 
_____

plasterer

  ['pla:str] _n. 
_____

plastic

  ['plstIk]

    1. _a.

      1) ; plastic art ;  ; plastic
      surgery  ( ) ; plastic flow
      _.  

      2) , ; plastic clay ) ; )   ,
       ; plastic material 

      3) ; 

      4) , 

    2. _n.

      1) (. _pl.) 

      2) 
_____

plasticine

  ['plstIsi:n] _n. 
_____

plasticity

  [pls'tIsItI] _n. , 
_____

plastron

  ['plstrOn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.  

    3)   
_____

plat

  I [plt]

    1. _n.

      1) ()  

      2) _.   ߣ   

      3) _.  

    2. _v. _.  

  II [plt] = plait 1, 1)  2, 1)

  III [pla:] _n.   
_____

platan

  ['pltn] = plane III
_____

platband

  ['pltbnd] _n.

    1) _.  (); 

    2) _.  
_____

plate

  [pleIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3)  ;  (.   )
      

      4) 

      5) , ,  ();  

      6) , 

      7) ,    

      8) 

      9) _.  ; ; 

      10)  

      11)   

      12)  

      13) _.  ()

      14) _. 

      *) to have enough on one's plate    

    2. _v.

      1)   ;  , ;
      

      2) _.    

      3)  (),   

      4) _. 
_____

plate glass

  ['pleIt'gla:s] _n.  
_____

plate-powder

  ['pleIt,paud] _n.

    1)    

    2)  
_____

plateau

  ['pltu] _n. (_pl. -s ['pltuz], -x) ,  ,
  
_____

plateaux

  ['pltuz] _pl.  plateau
_____

plate-basket

  ['pleIt,ba:skIt] _n.   ,   ..
_____

plateful

  ['pleItful] _n.  
_____

platelayer

  ['pleIt,leI] _n.  
_____

plate-mark

  ['pleItma:k] _n.  , 
_____

platen

  ['pltn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  ( )

    3)  ();  ()
_____

plater

  I ['pleIt] _n. 

  II ['pleIt] _n. ,      
  (.   )
_____

plate-rack

  ['pleItrk] _n.   
_____

platform

  ['pltfO:m] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; ; raised platform 

    3) ; 

    4)  , 

    5)  (,  )

    6)  

    7)  

    8) _attr.: platform ticket  ; platform car
    -
_____

platform boots

  ['pltfO:m'bu:ts] _n. _pl.   
_____

platform shoes

  ['pltfO:m'Su:z] _n. _pl.   
_____

plating

  ['pleItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  plate 2

    2. _n.

      1)  ; , , 

      2)  
_____

platinize

  ['pltInaIz] _v.  , 
_____

platinoid

  ['pltInOId] _n.  ( , ,   )
_____

platinum

  ['pltInm] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; platinum metal   ;
    platinum black  ; platinum blonde _.  
    
_____

platitude

  ['pltItju:d] _n. , , 
_____

platitudinarian

  ['pltI,tju:dI'nErIn]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. ,  , , ; 
_____

platitudinous

  [,pltI'tju:dIns] _a. , , 
_____

platoon

  [pl'tu:n] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

platter

  ['plt] _n.

    1) _.   

    2) _.  
_____

platypus

  ['pltIps] _n. _. 
_____

plaudit

  ['plO:dIt] _n. (. _pl.)

    1) , 

    2) ,   
_____

plausibility

  [,plO:z'bIlItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3)   
_____

plausible

  ['plO:zbl] _a.

    1) ; ; plausible argument ()
     

    2) 

    3)   
_____

play

  [pleI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , ; to be at play ; they are at play 
      ; out of play  

      2)  

      3) , ; , ; to go to the play  
      

      4) ; a play on words  , ; in play  

      5) , ; to bring ( to call) into play
        ,   ; to come into play 
      ; in full play  ,  

      6) , ; to give free play to one's imagination 
         

      7) , ; play of colours  ; play of the
      waves  

      8) _. 

      9) _. ; ; ;  ;  ( ,
      )

      *) fair play  ; ; foul play  ;
      

    2. _v.

      1) , , ; the cat plays with its tail 
         

      2)  ( -.,  -.),   ; to play tennis
        ; I played him for championship     
       

      3)    

      4)  (,  ); she played Juliet 
        ; the boy played a concerto  
      

      5)    ; he plays the violin  
       

      6)   (-.),  (-.); to play the man ,
        

      7)   ( )

      8)  (), ; he played a practical joke on us 
        

      9) , ; to play fair  ; to play
      foul  , 

      10)  ( ޣ-.),  (-.); to play in favour
      of smb., smth.  -., -.

      11)   ,    ; the ground plays
      well     ; the piano plays well 
         ; the drama plays well   
      

      12) , ; ; butterflies play among flowers
         

      13) , ; ; lightning plays in the sky 
        ; a smile played on his lips    
      

      14)  ; to play a good stick    ;
      to play a good knife and fork    ݣ;  
      

      15)   , ; to play a record 
      ; the engine was played off  

      16)  ( )

      17)  (  ..; on, over, along -  -.);
       (on, upon); to play a searchlight upon a boat
         ; to play guns upon the fort
       ; to play a hose     

      18)  (, )

      19)    ()

      20) _. ,  ()

      21) _.  

      22)  () ()   (. _.)

      23) _. 

      #) play along , ; play around
      ) , ; ) _. , 
       ; play off )  (-.); ) 
      -.     ; )   -.;
      )  (against - ); to play off one against another
       -.   ,   (
      ) ; )     ; play on =
      play upon; play out: to be played out ; play up
      )    ( , ); ) _.
      ; )   , ; ) 
         ; play upon  ( -. ); to
      play upon words ; play up to ; _.
      

      *) to play smb. up ) , ; ) 
      (-.); ) _. ; to play for time 
      ,   ; to play hell ( the devil, the
      mischief) , ; to play one's cards well 
        ; to play one's hand for all it is
      worth   ;    
      ; to play into the hands of smb.    -.; to
      play it low on smb. _.      -.;
      to play politics   ; to play safe 
      ; to play ball _. ; to play both ends
      against the middle      
        
_____

playable

  ['pleIbl] _a. ,    ( )
_____

play-act

  ['pleI'kt] _v.

    1) ,  (.  )

    2)  
_____

play-actor

  ['pleI,kt] _n.

    1) _. ԣ, 

    2)  
_____

playbill

  ['pleIbIl] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

play-boy

  ['pleIbOI] _n. ,  
_____

play-by-play

  ['pleIbaI'pleI] _a. _. play-by-play story    (
  , )
_____

play-day

  ['pleIdeI] _n. ,  ; ,    
  
_____

played-out

  ['pleId'aut] _a. _. , ; ,   
    
_____

player

  ['pleI] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) ԣ

    3) 

    4) ԣ

    5)   
_____

playfellow

  ['pleI,felu] _n.  ;   
_____

play-field

  ['pleIfi:ld] = playing-field
_____

playful

  ['pleIful] _a. , ӣ, , 
_____

playgame

  ['pleIgeIm] _n.  , , 
_____

playgoer

  ['pleI,gu] _n. 
_____

playground

  ['pleIgraund] _n.   ;  
_____

playhouse

  ['pleIhaus] _n.  ()
_____

playing-card

  ['pleIINka:d] _n.  
_____

playing-field

  ['pleIINfi:ld] _n. _. ,    ..
_____

playlet

  ['pleIlIt] _n.  
_____

playmate

  ['pleImeIt] _n.

    1) = playfellow

    2) Σ (   ..)
_____

play-off

  ['pleI'Of] _n. _.    
_____

plaything

  ['pleIIN] _n.  (. _.)
_____

playtime

  ['pleItaIm] _n.

    1)    

    2) _.   
_____

playwright

  ['pleIraIt] _n. 
_____

plaza

  ['pla:z] _. _n. () 
_____

plea

  [pli:] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; peace plea   

    3) , , ; ; a plea was advanced 
     ; on the plea of  

    4) _. , ;   
_____

pleach

  [pli:tS] _v.  (. )
_____

plead

  [pli:d] _v. (pleaded [pli:dId], pled)

    1)  ( )

    2)   ;   ; to plead (not) guilty
    ()    (to -  ޣ-.)

    3) ,  (with - -.; for -  ޣ-.)

    4)   , 

    5)  ( -.),  (-.)  ; to plead in
    justification of smth.   -. ( )
_____

pleader

  ['pli:d] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; 
_____

pleading

  ['pli:dIN]

    1. _pres-p.  plead

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) , ; 

      3) _pl. _.    ;  ; 
      

    3. _a. , 
_____

pleasant

  ['pleznt] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) _. 
_____

pleasantly

  ['plezntlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

pleasantness

  ['plezntnIs] _n. 
_____

pleasantry

  ['plezntrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ;  ;  
_____

please

  [pli:z] _v.

    1) ; do as you please ,  

    2) _pass.  ; I shall be pleased to do it  
      

    3) ,  ; ; she is a hard person
    to please   

    4) , ; it pleased him to do so    
    ; let him say what he pleases  () ,  ;
    (may it) please your honour   ;   
    ; please! !,  !; if you please! )  
    ,   ;   ; ) _. ()
     !; to be pleased to do smth. , 
     -.
_____

pleasing

  ['pli:zIN]

    1. _pres-p.  please

    2. _a.

      1) ,  

      2) , 

      3) , 
_____

pleasurable

  ['plerbl] _a.  ; 
_____

pleasure

  ['ple]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; to take pleasure in smth.
         ޣ-.; man of pleasure , 

      2) , ; ; what is your pleasure?  
      ?; I shall not consult his pleasure      
      ; at pleasure  ; during smb.'s pleasure  ,
       -. 

      3) _attr. ; pleasure car   
      ; pleasure trip  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)   (in)

      3) _.  
_____

pleasure-boat

  ['plebut] _n. ; ;  
_____

pleasure-ground

  ['plegraund] _n.

    1)   

    2) , 
_____

pleat

  [pli:t]

    1. _n.  ( )

    2. _v.  ; 
_____

plebeian

  [plI'bi:n]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

plebiscite

  ['plebIsIt] _n. 
_____

pled

  [pled] _. _. _. _p.  _p-p.  plead
_____

pledge

  [pled]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; to put in pledge ; to take out of pledge
        ; pledge of love ( of union)  ,
       (£)

      2) 

      3) , 

      4) 

      5) ; ; under pledge of secrecy  
       

      6): to take the pledge      

      7) _.     
      ̣ 

    2. _v.

      1)   , 

      2)  ;   ; ; to
      pledge one's word ( one's honour) ,  

      3)   (أ-.) 
_____

pledgee

  [,plI'di:] _n. 
_____

pledget

  ['pledIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

pleistocene

  ['pli:stusi:n] _n. _. 
_____

plena

  ['pli:n] _pl.  plenum 1)
_____

plenary

  ['pli:nrI] _a.

    1) , , ; plenary powers
    ,  

    2)  (   ..)
_____

plenipotentiary

  [,plenIpu'tenSrI]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) , ; plenipotentiary power 
      

    2. _n.  
_____

plenishing

  ['plenISIN] _n. (. _pl.) _.    
_____

plenitude

  ['plenItju:d] _n. ; ; in the plenitude of one's power 
   
_____

plenteous

  ['plentjs] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

plenty

  ['plentI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; horn of plenty  

      2) ; ; plenty of ; to have plenty of time
       ; there was food in plenty   
      

    2. _a. ; 

    3. _adv. _.

      1) ; 

      2) , ; , 
_____

plenum

  ['pli:nm] (_pl. -s ['pli:nmz], -na)

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _.   
_____

pleonasm

  ['pli:nzm] _n. _. 
_____

pleonastic

  [plI'nstIk] _a. , 
_____

plethora

  ['pler] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ,  
_____

plethoric

  [ple'OrIk] _a.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

pleura

  ['plur] _n. (_pl. -ae) _. 
_____

pleurae

  ['pluri:] _pl.  pleura
_____

pleurisy

  ['plurIsI] _n. _. 
_____

pleuritic

  [plu'rItIk] _a. _. 
_____

plexiglass

  ['pleksIgla:s] _n. ,  
_____

plexor

  ['pleks] _n. _.   
_____

plexus

  ['plekss] _n.

    1) _.  (  ..)

    2) , 
_____

pliability

  [,plaI'bIlItI] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) = pliancy 2)
_____

pliable

  ['plaIbl] _a.

    1) = pliant 1)

    2)   ; ,  ( 
     )
_____

pliancy

  ['plaInsI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , , 
_____

pliant

  ['plaInt] _a.

    1) 

    2) , , 
_____

plica

  ['plaIk] _n. (_pl. plicae)

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

plicae

  ['plaIsi:] _pl.  plica
_____

plicate

  ['plaIkeIt] _a. _. _. 
_____

plicated

  ['plaIkeItId] _a. _. _. 
_____

plication

  [plI'keISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl. _. 
_____

pliers

  ['plaIz] _n. _pl. ; ; 
_____

plight

  I [plaIt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) ; plighted lovers 

  II [plaIt] _n. ,  (. , );
  his affairs were in a terrible plight     
  
_____

plimsolls

  ['plImslz] _n. _pl. ̣     
_____

plinth

  [plIn] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

pliocene

  ['plaIusi:n] _n. _. 
_____

pliofilm

  ['plaIufIlm] _n.  ( ,   ,
  £  ..)
_____

plod

  [plOd]

    1. _n.

      1) ֣ 

      2) ֣ 

      3) ֣ 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (on, along)

      2)  ,  (at)
_____

plodder

  ['plOd] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ,  
_____

plodding

  ['plOdIN]

    1. _pres-p.  plod 2

    2. _a.

      1)   ֣ ( )

      2) , 
_____

plop

  [plOp]

    1. _n.

      1)       

      2)   

    2. _adv.

      1)  

      2) 

    3. _v. (), (), ̣

    4. _int. !, ̣!
_____

plosion

  ['plun] _n. _. , 
_____

plosive

  ['plusIv] _.

    1. _a.  (  )

    2. _n.  
_____

plot

  I [plOt]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; 

      2) _. , ԣ; ; , 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  ( ); ,    ;
      plot out   , 

  II [plOt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , 

    2. _v.  ; ,  
_____

plotter

  ['plOt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)   ()
_____

plotting paper

  ['plOtIN,peIp] _n.  
_____

plough

  [plau]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3)  , 

      4) _.  ( )

      5) (the Plough) _.  

      6) _. 

      *) to put one's hand to the plough   

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  ; the land ploughs hard after the drought
          

      3) 

      4) ,    (. plough through); to plough
      one's way   

      5)  ()

      6) _.  ( )

      #) plough through )   ; )  ();
      plough under ) ޣ; ) ; ) ; plough up
      )  (); ) 

      *) to plough a lonely furrow    
      ԣ; to plough the sand(s)     ; 
      ;   
_____

plough-boy

  ['plaubOI] _n.

    1)    

    2)  
_____

plough-land

  ['plaulnd] _n.  
_____

plough-tail

  ['plauteIl] _n.  ; at the plough-tail    
  

    *) from the plough-tail " "
_____

ploughman

  ['plaumn] _n. 
_____

ploughshare

  ['plauSE] _n. _-.  
_____

plover

  ['plAv] _n. _. , գ
_____

plow

  [plau] _. = plough
_____

ploy

  [plOI] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  

    3) _. , 
_____

pluck

  [plAk]

    1. _n.

      1) ģ, ģ 

      2) ; 

      3) , ; 

      4) _.  ( )

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ()

      2) ģ (, )

      3) ,  ()

      4)  ()

      5) _. ; ; to pluck a pigeon  

      6) _.  ( )

      #) pluck at ģ; (); pluck out: to pluck out the eye
       ; pluck up: to pluck up one's heart ( courage,
      spirits)   ,  
_____

plucky

  ['plAkI] _a. , ; 
_____

plug

  [plAg]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) () 

      3)   ( )

      4) _.  

      5) _. 

      6) _.  

      7) _. _.  ()

      8) _. _. 

      9) _. ,   

      10) _. _.  

      11) _. _. 

      12) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ( plug up); 

      2) _.  ( plug away)

      3) _. ,    ( )

      4) _. _.  

      5) _. , 

      #) plug in  ; to plug in the wireless set 
      ; plug up 
_____

plug-chain

  ['plAgtSeIn] _n.   ,   ..
_____

plug-hat

  ['plAght] = plug 1, 7)
_____

plug-switch

  ['plAgswItS] _n.  
_____

plug-ugly

  ['plAg,AglI] _n. _. _. 
_____

plum

  I [plAm] _n.

    1) ; French plum 

    2)  

    3) 

    4)  ;   ; ""; to pick ( to
    take) the plums   

    5) _. _.  ;  

    6) ԣ- 

    7) _attr. 

  II [plAm] _a. _. , 
_____

plum duff

  ['plAmdAf] _n.   
_____

plum pudding

  ['plAm'pudIN] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

plum-tree

  ['plAmtri:] = plum I, 2)
_____

plumage

  ['plu:mId] _n. , 
_____

plumb

  [plAm]

    1. _n.

      1) ; out of plumb  

      2) , 

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , 

    3. _adv.

      1) 

      2) ,  

      3) _. _. , , ; plumb crazy
       ; plumb gone    ; I plumb forgot
        

    4. _v.

      1)   ,  

      2)  ,  

      3) ;  (   ..)

      4)  
_____

plumb-line

  ['plAmlaIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

plumbaginous

  [plAm'bdIns] _a. 
_____

plumbago

  [plAm'beIgu] _n. (_pl. -os [plAm'beIguz]) _. 
_____

plumbeous

  ['plAmbIs] _a. ,  
_____

plumber

  ['plAm] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

plumbery

  ['plAmrI] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

plumbic

  ['plAmbIk] _a. _. ,  
_____

plumbing

  ['plAmbIN]

    1. _pres-p.  plumb 4

    2. _n.

      1) ,  

      2)  

      3)  

      4)   ()

      5) _. 
_____

plumbum

  ['plAmbm] _n. 
_____

plum cake

  ['plAmkeIk] _n.   
_____

plume

  [plu:m]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) , ; a plume of smoke 

      *) in borrowed plumes "   "

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)   (); 

      3) ; to plume oneself on smth.  -.
_____

plumelet

  ['plu:mlIt] _n. У
_____

plummet

  ['plAmIt] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2) ;  ()

    3) _. , ͣ 
_____

plummy

  ['plAmI] _a.

    1)  

    2) _. , ; 
_____

plumose

  ['plu:mus] _a. ң; 
_____

plump

  I [plAmp]

    1. _a. ; , 

    2. _v.

      1)  (. plump up)

      2) ,  (. plump out, plump up)

  II [plAmp]

    1. _a. , ,  (   ..)

    2. _adv.

      1) ; he fell plump into the water    

      2) ,  

    3. _n. ֣ 

    4. _v.

      1) ()

      2) ,  (into)

      3)  (upon)

      4)     ()

      5) _.  ,  (for)
_____

plumper

  ['plAmp] _n.     ()
_____

plumule

  ['plu:mju:l] _n.

    1) У

    2) _.   
_____

plumy

  ['plu:mI] _a.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

plunder

  ['plAnd]

    1. _n.

      1) £

      2)  , 

      3) _. 

    2. _v.  (.  ); ; 
_____

plunderage

  ['plAndrId] _n.

    1) £

    2)    

    3) 
_____

plunge

  [plAnd]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      *) to take the plunge   

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) (); ()

      3) ,  (into); to plunge into a difficulty 
        

      4)  (in, into); to plunge one's family into poverty 
         

      5)  ң ( )

      6) _.  ;   

      #) plunge down   (   ..); plunge up 
       (   ..)
_____

plunge-bath

  ['plAndba:] _n.  
_____

plunger

  ['plAnd] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _.  

    3) _. 

    4) _. , ,  
_____

plunging

  ['plAndIN]

    1. _pres-p.  plunge 2

    2. _a. _.  ()
_____

plunk

  [plANk]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ()

      2) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  ( )

      3) (); ̣()

      4)  , ;  
_____

pluperfect

  ['plu:'p:fIkt] _.

    1. _n. - 

    2. _a. , 
_____

plural

  ['plurl]

    1. _a. ; ; plural offices 
      ; plural vote    
       

    2. _n. _.

      1)  

      2) ,    
_____

pluralism

  ['plurlIzm] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

plurality

  [plu'rlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  (  ,  
    )

    4)  

    5) _.   
_____

plus

  [plAs]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

      3)  ; to total all the pluses  

      4)  

      5) _. ̣

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) _. on the plus side of the account   ޣ

      3) _. _. 

    3. _prep. 
_____

plus-fours

  ['plAs'fO:z] _n. _pl.  
_____

plush

  [plAS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _pl.  

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) _. _. , 
_____

plushy

  ['plASI] = plush 2, 2)
_____

plutocracy

  [plu:'tOkrsI] _n. 
_____

plutocrat

  ['plu:tukrt] _n. 
_____

pluvial

  ['plu:vjl] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

pluviometer

  [,plu:vI'OmIt] _n. 
_____

pluvious

  ['plu:vjs] _a. 
_____

ply

  I [plaI] _n.

    1) , , 

    2)  ()

    3) , ,  (ң  ..)

    4) ; , , ; to take a ply  ,
    

  II [plaI] _v.

    1)   (-.); to ply one's oars   ף

    2)  (, )

    3) ,  ()

    4) ,  ; to ply with knowledge  

    5)  (between - ; from... to - ... ); to ply a
    voyage   ( )

    6)    , ;  

    7) _. 
_____

plywood

  ['plaIwud] _n. (ţ) 
_____

pneumatic

  [nju:'mtIk]

    1. _a. ; ; pneumatic hammer 
    

    2. _n.  
_____

pneumatics

  [nju:'mtIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

pneumonia

  [nju:'munj] _n. _.  ̣, 
_____

pneumonic

  [nju:'mOnIk] _a. _. ; pneumonic plague ̣ 
_____

poach

  I [putS] _v.

    1) ,  ;    

    2) ; to poach in other people's business  
     ; to poach on smb.'s preserves    
    -.

    3)  ( );     ( 
    )

    4)  ; 

    5)  

    6)   ( )

    7)  ()

  II [putS] _v.  ()    
_____

poached egg

  ['putSteg] _n. -
_____

poacher

  I ['putS] _n. 

  II ['putS] _n.      
_____

poachy

  ['putSI] _a. , ,  ( )
_____

pochard

  ['putSd] _n. _.  
_____

pock

  [pOk] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

pock-mark

  ['pOkma:k] = pock 1)
_____

pock-marked

  ['pOkma:kt] _a. 
_____

pocket

  ['pOkIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _. ; empty pockets ; deep pocket ;
      to be out of pocket )   , , ; ) 
       ; to be in pocket )   , ; ) 
      ,   ; to put one's hand in one's pocket
      

      3)  (.  )

      4)  ()

      5)  

      6) , , ; pocket of unemployment  

      7) , 

      8)  (  )

      9) _. _. , 

      10) _attr. 

      *) in smb.'s pocket    -.; to keep hands in pockets
      ; to be in one another's pocket   
      ;      

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) , 

      3)  (  ..); to pocket an insult  

      4)    ( )

      5) _.      
      ; "  "
_____

pocket veto

  ['pOkIt'vi:tu] _n. _.    
     
_____

pocket-book

  ['pOkItbuk] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) _.   
_____

pocket-camera

  ['pOkIt,kmr] _n. , ,  
_____

pocket-knife

  ['pOkItnaIf] _n.  
_____

pocket-money

  ['pOkIt,mAnI] _n.    ,  , 
_____

pocket-piece

  ['pOkItpi:s] _n. ,      
_____

pocket-pistol

  ['pOkIt,pIstl] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.   ( )
_____

pocket-size

  ['pOkItsaIz] _a.  ;  ; 
_____

pocketful

  ['pOkItful] _n.   (-.)
_____

pockety

  ['pOkItI] _a. , 
_____

pocky

  ['pOkI] = pock-marked
_____

pococurante

  ['pukukju'rntI] _.

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. ,  
_____

pod

  I [pOd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , , 

      2)  ( )

      3)  ( )

      4) _.    ( ̣)

      5) _.  

      6) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  ()

  II [pOd] _n.

    1)   (, )

    2)  ()
_____

podagra

  [pu'dgr] _n. 
_____

podagric

  [pu'dgrIk] _a. 
_____

podded

  ['pOdId]

    1. _p-p.  pod I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. 
_____

poddy

  ['pOdI] _n. _. ̣  Σ (  )
_____

podge

  [pOd] _n. _. -
_____

podgy

  ['pOdI] _a. _.

    1)   

    2)    ( )
_____

podia

  ['pudI] _pl.  podium
_____

podium

  ['pudIm] _n. (_pl. podia)

    1)    

    2)  ( ֣  ..)

    3) _. 
_____

poem

  ['puIm] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) -. , 
_____

poet

  ['puIt] _n. ; Poets' Corner )   ,
     ; ) _.   ( )
_____

poetaster

  [,puI'tst] _n. ̣
_____

poetess

  ['puItIs] _n. 
_____

poetic

  [pu'etIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) = poetical 1)
_____

poetical

  [pu'etIkl] _a.

    1) 

    2) = poetic 1)

    3) = poetic 2)
_____

poeticize

  [pu'etIsaIz] _v. 
_____

poetics

  [pu'etIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

poetize

  ['puItaIz] _v.

    1)  

    2)   

    3) = poeticize
_____

poetry

  ['puItrI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

poignancy

  ['pOInnsI] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) 

    3)  ()

    4) , 
_____

poignant

  ['pOInnt] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) , 

    3)  ( )

    4) , ; poignant wit  

    5)  ( )
_____

poignantly

  ['pOInntlI] _adv.

    1) , , 

    2) 
_____

point

  [pOInt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; four point six (4,6)     (4,6); full
      point  ( ); exclamation point _.
       

      2) , , ; ; fine point , ; ;
      point of honour  ; on this point   ޣ

      3) , ; ; "" (, ); that is just the
      point  -  ; he does not see my point   
      ; to come to the point   ,   ; there is
      no point in doing that     ; the point is
      that...   , ...

      4) , , ; _. ; a point of departure 
      

      5)  (); at this point he went out    
      ; at the point of death  

      6) ; to give points to    ң; _.
        

      7) , ; he has got points   
      ; singing was not his strong point    ̣ 
      

      8) 

      9) ; ɣ,  ; 

      10)   ; a buck of eight points  
      ,   

      11) ,   ; 

      12)  

      13) () ,  (ף)

      14) _-.    ( );  

      15)  

      16) _. 

      17) _.     ; free
      from points 

      18)  

      19) _.  (ԣ  )

      20) _.    ( )

      21)  (); _pl.  ()

      22) _.  (); to come to ( to make) a point 
       {. . *)}

      23) _.    

      24) _. 

      25) _attr.: points verdict _.     (
        ..)

      *) point of view  ; at the point of the sword 
      ; at all points )   ; ) ; armed at
      all points  ; at point  ( -.); to be on the
      point of doing smth.   -.: to carry one's point
        ;  ; to gain one's point 
      ; off the point ; to the point ) , ;
      )   (of); in point ; in point of  ; to
      make a point   {. . 22)}; to make a point of
      smth.  -.   ; not to put too fine a
      point upon it  

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  (. point out; at, to)

      2)  (; at); , , 

      3)  

      4) ,  (to - )

      5) (-) , ; 

      6)  ()

      7) ;  

      8)   

      9)   ( )

      10) _.  

      #) point off  ; point out ; ;
       (أ-.) 
_____

point-blank

  ['pOInt'blNk]

    1. _a.

      1) , , 

      2) _.  ( )

    2. _adv.

      1) , , , , 

      2) _.  ,  
_____

point-duty

  ['pOInt,dju:tI] _n.   ()
_____

pointed

  ['pOIntId]

    1. _p-p.  point 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; pointed arch  ,  ;
      the pointed style  

      2) , ң

      3) ,  ( )

      4) ޣ;  

      5)   ( ,   ..)

      6) ģ ( )
_____

pointedly

  ['pOIntIdlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)  ; 
_____

pointer

  ['pOInt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (,   ..)

    3) 

    4)  ( )

    5) _.  ͣ, 

    6) _pl. _.    ,   
       

    7) _. 

    8) _attr. ; pointer instrument  
_____

pointful

  ['pOIntful] _a. ; 
_____

pointing

  ['pOIntIN]

    1. _pres-p.  point 2

    2. _n.

      1)  (,   ..)

      2) _. ͣ

      3) ,   

      4) _.  
_____

pointless

  ['pOntlIs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3) _.   ޣ

    4) _. 
_____

pointsman

  ['pOIntsmn] _n.

    1) _-. 

    2)  , 
_____

poise

  [pOIz]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3)  ; 

      4)  , 

      5)  (  ..)

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) ;  

      3)  ()

      4)   ; 

      5)    (أ, )

      6) _. , 
_____

poison

  ['pOIzn]

    1. _n. ,  (. _.) to hate like poison 
    

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

    3. _v.

      1) 

      2) , 
_____

poison gas

  ['pOIzn'gs] _n.  
_____

poison pen

  ['pOIznpen] _n.   
_____

poisoner

  ['pOIzn] _n. 
_____

poisoning

  ['pOIznIN]

    1. _pres-p.  poison 3

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 
_____

poisonous

  ['pOIzns] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. , 
_____

poke

  I [puk]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)   (  )

      3) _. _. , ; 

    2. _v.

      1) , , ,  (. poke in, poke up, poke down,
      etc.)

      2)  (. poke through)

      3)  ();  ()

      4)    (-.)  (. poke about, poke around)

      5) _.  

      #) poke about ; poke into , ;
      poke through ; poke up ) , ; ;
      ) _.  (  )

      *) to poke (one's nose) into other people's business, to poke and
      pry     ; to poke fun at smb.  
      -.; to poke one's head 

  II [puk] _n. _. 
_____

poker

  I ['puk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)     

      *) by the holy poker! _. -!

    2. _v.   

  II ['puk] _n.  ( )
_____

poker face

  ['puk'feIs] _n. _. ,    
_____

poker-faced

  ['puk'feIst] _a. _.  ,  
_____

poker-work

  ['pukw:k] _n.   ,   ..
_____

poky

  ['pukI] _a.

    1) , ; a poky hole of a place , 

    2) , , 

    3) ,  ( )

    4) _. _. , 
_____

polar

  ['pul] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  
_____

polar bear

  ['pul'bE] _n.  
_____

polar fox

  ['pul'fOks] _n. 
_____

polar lights

  ['pul'laIts] _n.  
_____

polarity

  [pu'lrItI] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  
_____

polarization

  [,pulraI'zeISn] _n. _. 
_____

polarize

  ['pulraIz] _v.

    1) _. 

    2)  ̣ 
_____

polder

  ['pOld] _. _n. 
_____

pole

  I [pul]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; , 

      2) 

      3) 

      4)   (= 5,029 .)

      *) under bare poles _.  ; up the pole _. ) 
       ; )   ϣ ; ) ; ): to be
      up the pole 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) ()   ף

  II [pul] _n.

    1) ; unlike poles _. ͣ 

    2) _attr. ; pole extension _.  , 
    

    *) to be poles asunder   ; as wide as
    the poles apart  
_____

pole jump

  ['pul'dAmp] = pole vault
_____

pole vault

  ['pul'vO:lt] _n.   
_____

pole-ax

  ['pulks] = pole-axe
_____

pole-axe

  ['pulks]

    1. _n.

      1)  , ; , 

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1)    ..

      2)  ()
_____

pole-jump

  ['puldAmp] = pole-vault
_____

pole-jumping

  ['pul,dAmpIN] = pole-vaulting
_____

pole-star

  ['pulsta:] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  
_____

pole-vault

  ['pulvO:lt] _v.   
_____

pole-vaulting

  ['pul,vO:ltIN] _n.   
_____

polecat

  ['pulkt] _n. _. ң ( ) ޣ
_____

polemic

  [pO'lemIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) , , 

      2) _pl. ;  

      3) 
_____

polemical

  [pO'lemIkl] = polemic 1
_____

polenta

  [pu'lent] _. _n.  (  , )
_____

police

  [p'li:s]

    1. _n.

      1) ; military police  

      2) (.  .  . .) 

      3) _. 

      4) _. _. ,  

      5) _attr. ; police constable ; police power
      _.    

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)   ( )

      3)   (, )

      4) _. 

      5) _. _. ,   
_____

police-court

  [p'li:s'kO:t] _n.  
_____

police-magistrate

  [p'li:s'mdIstrIt] _n.   
_____

police-office

  [p'li:s'OfIs] _n.   ()
_____

police-officer

  [p'li:s'OfIs] _n. 
_____

police-station

  [p'li:s'steISn] _n.  
_____

policeman

  [p'li:smn] _n. , 
_____

policlinic

  [,pOlI'klInIk] _n.  ( )
_____

policy

  I ['pOlIsI] _n.

    1) ; peace policy  ,  ; for reasons
    of policy   ; tough policy ף 

    2) ,  , , 

    3) , ; , 

    4) _.  ( )

  II ['pOlIsI] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.   
_____

policy-holder

  ['pOlIsI,huld] _n.   
_____

policy-making

  ['pOlIsI,meIkIN] _n. ,   
  (̣)  
_____

policy-shop

  ['pOlIsISOp] _n. _.  
_____

polio

  ['pulIu] _n. _.

    1) _.  poliomyelitis

    2)  
_____

poliomyelitis

  ['pulIumaI'laItIs] _n. ,  
_____

polish

  ['pOlIS]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , ; 

      3) ; ;  ( )

      4) , 

      5) ,  (  ..)

    2. _v.

      1) , ,  , 

      2)  , 

      3)  ()

      4) ԣ,  ; ,  ( 
      ..) (. polish up)

      #) polish off _. ) ,   ( -.); to
      polish off a bottle of sherry   ; ) 
      (   ..)
_____

polished

  ['pOlISt]

    1. _p-p.  polish 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; , 

      2) ; ; polished manners  

      3) 
_____

polite

  [p'laIt] _a.

    1) , , , ; ; the
    polite thing _. ; to do the polite _.
       

    2) ; ޣ; polite letters ( literature) 
    , ; polite learning  

    3)  ( , )
_____

politely

  [p'laItlI] _adv. , 
_____

politeness

  [p'laItnIs] _n. , 
_____

politic

  ['pOlItIk] _a.

    1) ,  ( )

    2) ޣ, 

    3) , , 
_____

political

  [p'lItIkl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; political science  ; political
      policy  ; political writer ; political
      realities  

      2) ; political machinery  

      3) _. 

    2. _n.  ޣ, ޣ
_____

political economy

  [p'lItIklI'kOnmI] _n. 
_____

politically

  [p'lItIklI] _adv.

    1)      

    2) ޣ, , 
_____

politician

  [,pOlI'tISn] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) _. 
_____

politicize

  [p'lItIsaIz] _v.

    1)   ;   

    2)  

    3)   
_____

politico

  [p'lItIku] _n. _. 
_____

politics

  ['pOlItIks] _n. _pl. (. .  _sing.)

    1) ;  

    2)  ; to go into politics  
     

    3)  ; what are his politics?  
     ?

    4) _.  
_____

polity

  ['pOlItI] _n.

    1)  ;    

    2) 
_____

polk

  [pOlk] _v.  
_____

polka

  ['pOlk] _n.  ()
_____

polka-dot

  ['pOlk'dOt] _n.  " "
_____

poll

  [pul]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

      3) ; ; by poll ; exclusion from
      the poll   ; public opinion poll 
       

      4) ޣ 

      5)  ; heavy (light) poll  () 
        

      6) (. _pl.) _.   , 
      ; to go to the polls )    ();
      )    ( )

      7) _. _. 

      8)  

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  ; the constituency was
      polled to the last man      
      

      2)  ; he polled a large majority  
        

      3)  (. poll one's vote)

      4)   ()

      5) (. _p-p.)  

      6) _.  
_____

poll parrot

  ['pOl,prt] _n. _. ޣ 
_____

poll-beast

  ['pulbi:st] = poll 1, 8)
_____

poll-cow

  ['pulkau] _n. ,  
_____

poll-ox

  ['pulOks] _n.  
_____

poll-tax

  ['pultks] _n.  
_____

pollack

  ['pOlk] _n.  ()
_____

pollard

  ['pOld]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  ; ,  

      3)  ( )

    2. _v.  ()
_____

pollen

  ['pOlIn]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _v. 
_____

pollinate

  ['pOlIneIt] _v. _. 
_____

pollination

  [,pOlI'neISn] _n. _. 
_____

polling

  ['pulIN]

    1. _pres-p.  poll 2

    2. _n. 
_____

polling-booth

  ['pulIN'bu:] _n.   
_____

pollock

  ['pOlk] = pollack
_____

pollutant

  [p'lu:tnt] _n. _.  
_____

pollute

  [p'lu:t] _v.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

pollution

  [p'lu:Sn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

polo

  ['pulu] _n. _. 
_____

polo mallet

  ['pulu,mlIt] = polo-stick
_____

polo-neck

  ['pulunek] _a.: a polo-neck sweater ( shirt) , 
  , , 
_____

polo-stick

  ['pulustIk] _n.     
_____

polonaise

  [,pOl'neIz] _n.  (   )
_____

polonium

  [p'lunIm] _n. _. 
_____

polony

  [p'lunI] _n. ң-ޣ  
_____

poltroon

  [pOl'tru:n] _n. 
_____

poltroonery

  [pOl'tru:nrI] _n. 
_____

poly-

  ['pOlI]     -, -; polysemantic
  , 
_____

polyadelphous

  [,pOlI'delfs] _a. _. 
_____

polyandry

  ['pOlIndrI] _n. , 
_____

polyanthus

  [,pOlI'ns] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)  ,  
_____

polyatomic

  [,pOlI'tOmIk] _a. 
_____

polychromatic

  [,pOlIkr'mtIk] _a. , , 
_____

polychrome

  ['pOlIkrum]

    1. _a. = polychromatic

    2. _n.  ,   ..
_____

polygamous

  [pO'lIgms] _a. , 
_____

polygamy

  [pO'lIgmI] _n. , 
_____

polyglot

  ['pOlIglOt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. ;    ; polyglot dictionary
     
_____

polygon

  ['pOlIgn] _n. 
_____

polygonal

  [pO'lIgnl] _a. 
_____

polygyny

  [pO'lIdInI] _n. , ֣
_____

polyhedra

  ['pOlI'hedr] _pl.  polyhedron
_____

polyhedral

  ['pOlI'hedrl] _a. 
_____

polyhedron

  ['pOlI'hedrn] _n. (_pl. -ra, -s ['pOlI'hedrnz]) 
_____

polymer

  ['pOlIm] _n. _. 
_____

polymeric

  [,pOlI'merIk] _a. _. 
_____

polymerization

  [p,lImraI'zeISn] _n. _. 
_____

polymerize

  ['pOlImraIz] _v. _. ()
_____

polymorphism

  [,pOlI'mO:fIzm] _n. 
_____

polymorphous

  [,pOlI'mO:fs] _a. 
_____

polynia

  [pu'lInj] _. _n. 
_____

polynomial

  [,pOlI'numjl] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

polyp

  ['pOlIp] = polype
_____

polype

  ['pOlIp] _n. _. 
_____

polyphonic

  [,pOlI'fOnIk] _a.

    1) _. , 

    2) 

    3)    (    )
_____

polyphony

  [p'lIfnI] _n. _. , 
_____

polypi

  ['pOlIpaI] _pl.  polypus
_____

polypody

  ['pOlIpdI] _n. _. 
_____

polypoid

  ['pOlIpOId] _a. _. _. 
_____

polypous

  ['pOlIps] _a. _. _. 
_____

polypus

  ['pOlIps] _n. (_pl. -pi, -es ['pOlIpsIz]) _. 
_____

polysemantic

  [,pOlIsI'mntIk] _a. , 
_____

polysemy

  ['pOlIsi:mI] _n. , 
_____

polyspast

  ['pOlIspst] _n. _. , 
_____

polystyrene

  [,pOlI'staIri:n] _n. _. 
_____

polysyllabic

  ['pOlIsI'lbIk] _a. _. 
_____

polysyllable

  ['pOlI,sIlbl] _n. _.  
_____

polytechnic

  [,pOlI'teknIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

polytheism

  ['pOlIi:Izm] _n. , 
_____

polyvalent

  [pO'lIvlnt] _a. _. 
_____

polyzonal

  [,pOlI'zunl] _a. 
_____

pom

  [pOm] _.  Pomeranian 2
_____

pom-pom

  ['pOmpOm] _n. _. _. ң  
   
_____

pomace

  ['pAmIs] _n.

    1)   (  )

    2)  ,  (  ,   
    )

    3) 
_____

pomade

  [p'ma:d]

    1. _n.  ( )

    2. _v.  ()
_____

pomander

  [pu'mnd] _n. _.

    1)   (   )

    2) ,   ..  ,   
     
_____

pomatum

  [pu'meItm] = pomade
_____

pomegranate

  ['pOm,grnIt] _n.

    1)  ()

    2)  
_____

pomelo

  ['pOmIlu] _n. (_pl. -os ['pOmIluz]) _. 
_____

pomiculture

  ['pumIkAltS] _n. 
_____

pommel

  ['pAml]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( )

      2)   ()

    2. _v. , , ;  (., )
_____

pommy

  ['pOmI] _n. _. _. ,   
_____

pomology

  [p'mOldI] _n. 
_____

pomp

  [pOmp] _n. , , 
_____

pompadour

  ['pOmpdu] _n.

    1)  ޣ  

    2) - 
_____

pompier

  ['pOmpI] = pompier ladder
_____

pompier ladder

  ['pOmpI'ld] _n.  
_____

pompon

  ['pO:mpO:N] _n. _. 
_____

pomposity

  [pOm'pOsItI] _n. ; 
_____

pompous

  ['pOmps] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. , 
_____

ponce

  [pOns] _n. _. Σ
_____

ponceau

  ['pOnsu] _n. _.  ,   
_____

poncho

  ['pOntSu] _n. (_pl. -os ['pOntSuz]) 
_____

pond

  [pOnd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ϣ, ; 

      2) _.  (  )

      3) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

pondage

  ['pOndId] _n.    
_____

ponder

  ['pOnd] _v. , ,  (on, upon, over)
_____

ponderability

  [,pOndr'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

ponderable

  ['pOndrbl]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2)   Σ, ; 

    2. _n. _pl. ,    , 
_____

ponderosity

  [,pOnd'rOsItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

ponderous

  ['pOndrs] _a.

    1) ֣, , 

    2) 

    3) , ; a ponderous speech ,  
_____

pone

  [pun] _n.

    1)  У

    2) 
_____

pongee

  [pOn'di:] _n. _. 
_____

poniard

  ['pOnjd]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

pontiff

  ['pOntIf] _n.

    1)   (. sovereign pontiff, supreme pontiff)

    2) , 

    3) 

    *) the pontiffs of science  
_____

pontifical

  [pOn'tIfIkl]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _pl.    
_____

pontificalia

  [pOn,tIfI'keIlI] _. _n. _pl.    
_____

pontificate

  [pOn'tIfIkIt] _n. , 
_____

ponton

  ['pOntOn] _. = pontoon I
_____

pontoon

  I [pOn'tu:n] _n.

    1) ;  ,   (. pontoon bridge)

    2) 

    3) 

  II [pOn'tu:n] _n. _.  
_____

pony

  ['punI]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  : Jerusalem pony _. ӣ

      2) _. 25  

      3) _.      , 

      4) _. _. , 

    2. _a.

      1) ,  ; pony size  , 
      

      2) _. , 

    3. _v. _. _.    ; , 
    
_____

pony-tail

  ['punIteIl] _n.  ޣ " "
_____

pooch

  [pu:tS] _n. _. _. , 
_____

pood

  [pu:d] _. _n. 
_____

poodle

  ['pu:dl] _n. 
_____

pooh

  [pu] _int. !; !
_____

pooh-pooh

  [pu:'pu:] _v. _.      (
  -.)
_____

pool

  I [pu:l] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 

    3) _. ()  (. swimming pool)

    4) _. 

    5) _.  

  II [pu:l]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; Σ ;  ԣ

      2)  (    ); stock
      market pool  

      3) , ; a typing pool  

      4)   ( ,  ),  ( 
      )

      5)  (  )

    2. _v.    , ; to pool interests
     
_____

pooled

  [pu:ld]

    1. _p-p.  pool II, 2

    2. _a.: pooled experiences  
_____

poolroom

  ['pu:lrum] _n. _.

    1)     

    2) ,    ( ,  
     ..)
_____

poop

  I [pu:p] _.

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ̣  ( )

      2)   ( )

  II [pu:p] _. . nincompoop

  III [pu:p] = pope II
_____

poor

  [pu]

    1. _a.

      1) , , ; poor peasant -

      2)  (in - -.)

      3) ; poor fellow! !

      4) , 

      5) , ,  ( ;  )

      6)  ( )

      7) , , ; ; ; in my poor opinion
      _.    ; a poor 1 pound a week  
        

      8) ,  ( )

    2. _n. (the poor) _pl. _. , , , 
_____

poor-box

  ['pubOks] _n.     
_____

poor-house

  ['puhaus] _n. ;  
_____

poor-law

  ['pulO:] _n.   
_____

poor-quality

  ['pu,kwOlItI] _a.

    1)  , 

    2)  (   ..)
_____

poor-rate

  ['pureIt] _n.    
_____

poor-spirited

  ['pu'spIrItId] _a. , 
_____

poorly

  ['pulI]

    1. _adv. , , ; 

    2. _a. _predic. _. ; I feel rather poorly 
    
_____

pop

  I [pOp]

    1. _n.

      1)   (  ..)

      2) 

      3) _.  

      4) _.  poppycock

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ( )

      2)  (     ..)

      3) _. ,  (. pop off)

      4) ,  (in, into)

      5) ; 

      6) _.  ,  

      7) _. 

      8) _.   ڣ

      #) pop in ) ; )  ; pop off ) 
      ; ) _.  (. pop off the hooks); pop out ) 
      , ; )  ; pop up 
      

    3. _adv.  , ; to go pop ) , ;
    )  ; ) 

      *) pop goes the weasel   

    4. _int. 

  II [pOp] _n. _.  

  III [pOp] _n. _. _.

    1) 

    2)  ( )
_____

pop-art

  ['pOpa:t] _n. -;    ""
_____

pop-eyed

  ['pOpaId] _a. _.

    1) ,   

    2)    , , ̣
_____

popcorn

  ['pOpkO:n] _n. _.   ڣ;  ;
  
_____

pope

  I [pup] _n.

    1)  

    2) ; 

    *) pope's eye    ; pope's head  
     ; pope's nose _.  ()  {.
    parson's nose}; Pope Joan   

  II [pup]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.   
_____

popery

  ['puprI] _n. _. , 
_____

popgun

  ['pOpgAn] _n.

    1)  ()

    2)  أ
_____

popinjay

  ['pOpIndeI] _n.

    1) , , ݣ

    2) _. ̣ 

    3) _. 
_____

popish

  ['pupIS] _a. 
_____

poplar

  ['pOpl] _n. ; black poplar ޣ , 
_____

poplin

  ['pOplIn] _n.  ()
_____

popliteal

  [pOp'lItIl] _a. _. 
_____

poppa

  ['pOp] = pop III
_____

poppet

  ['pOpIt] _n.

    1) _. ,  (.   my poppet)

    2) _. 

    3) _.   

    4) = poppet-valve
_____

poppet-head

  ['pOpIthed] = poppet 3)
_____

poppet-valve

  ['pOpIt'vlv] _n. _.  
_____

poppied

  ['pOpId] _a.

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

popple

  ['pOpl]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) , 
_____

poppy

  ['pOpI] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

poppycock

  ['pOpIkOk] _n. _. _. , 
_____

pops

  [pOps] _n. _pl.

    1) ""-;  ""-

    2)    "", ""
_____

popshop

  ['pOpSOp] _n. _. 
_____

popster

  ['pOpst] _n.   
_____

populace

  ['pOpjuls] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) 
_____

popular

  ['pOpjul] _a.

    1) ; popular majority  , ; popular
    pressure   

    2) ; he is popular with his pupils   
     

    3) ; at popular prices   

    4) Σ;  ; popular newspapers  
     
_____

popularity

  [,pOpju'lrItI] _n. 
_____

popularization

  [,pOpjulraI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

popularize

  ['pOpjulraIz] _v.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

popularly

  ['pOpjullI] _adv.

    1)  , 

    2) 
_____

populate

  ['pOpjuleIt] _v. ; 
_____

population

  [,pOpju'leISn] _n.

    1) (); ; population at large ӣ 

    2) 

    3) _attr.: population control  ; population
    pressure ̣; population explosion  
    ,  
_____

populist

  ['pOpjulIst] _n.

    1) _.  ( )

    2) _.  ( )
_____

populous

  ['pOpjuls] _a. ̣; 
_____

porbeagle

  ['pO:bi:gl] _n. _.  
_____

porcelain

  ['pO:slIn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _attr. ; _. ; ; porcelain clay
     , 
_____

porcellaneous

  [,pO:s'leInIs] _a. 
_____

porch

  [pO:tS] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ;  

    3) _. ; 
_____

porcine

  ['pO:saIn] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

porcupine

  ['pO:kjupaIn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  
_____

pore

  I [pO:] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    *) at every pore ,    

  II [pO:] _v.

    1)  ,  (over, upon); poring over books
    ,   

    2) _.   (at, on, over)
_____

poriferous

  [pO:'rIfrs] _a. ,   
_____

pork

  [pO:k] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. _. "";  ,  
    ..,    

    3) _attr.   , 
_____

pork-barrel

  ['pO:k,brl] _n. "ڣ " (, 
       ..)
_____

pork-pie hat

  ['pO:kpaI'ht] _n.     أ   
  
_____

porker

  ['pO:k] _n.     (. )
_____

pork pie

  ['pO:kpaI] _n.   
_____

porky

  ['pO:kI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. , 
_____

pornographic

  [,pO:nu'grfIk] _a. 
_____

pornography

  [pO:'nOgrfI] _n. 
_____

porosity

  [pO:'rOsItI] _n. 
_____

porous

  ['pO:rs] _a. , ; 
_____

porphyry

  ['pO:fIrI] _n. _. 
_____

porpoise

  ['pO:ps]

    1. _n.  ;  

    2. _v. _. _. , , 
_____

porpoising

  ['pO:psIN]

    1. _pres-p.  porpoise 2

    2. _n. _. _.  (  ̣)
_____

porridge

  ['pOrId] _n. () ; to keep one's breath to cool one's
  porridge ,    
_____

porringer

  ['pOrInd] _n.  , 
_____

port

  I [pO:t] _n.

    1) , ; port of call (of destination)  
    (); port of entry  ; free port  ,
    -

    2) , 

    3) _attr. 

    *) any port in a storm     

  II [pO:t] _n.

    1) _. _.  ()

    2) = porthole

    3) _. ; 

  III [pO:t]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ,  

      2) _.    

    2. _v. _.  ()   ; port arms!  !

  IV [pO:t] _.

    1. _n.

      1)  ; (put the) helm to port!  !

      2) _attr. 

    2. _v.  () 

  V [pO:t] _n. 
_____

portability

  [,pO:t'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

portable

  ['pO:tbl]

    1. _a. , , ; ߣ, ,
    ; portable engine 

    2. _n.

      1)   

      2)  () ɣ
_____

port admiral

  ['pO:t'dmrl] _n.  
_____

portage

  ['pO:tId]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; 

      2)  

      3) 

    2. _v.  
_____

portal

  I ['pO:tl] _n.

    1) ,  ; 

    2)  ()

    3) _attr. ; portal crane  

  II ['pO:tl] _a.: portal vein _.  
_____

portative

  ['pO:ttIv] = portable 1
_____

portcrayon

  [pO:t'kreIn] _n. _.   
_____

portcullis

  [pO:t'kAlIs] _n.  ۣ (  )
_____

portend

  [pO:'tend] _v. , 
_____

portent

  ['pO:tnt] _n.

    1) , ; portents of war  

    2) 
_____

portentous

  [pO:'tents] _a.

    1)  ; 

    2) , 

    3) ,  ( )
_____

porter

  I ['pO:t] _n. , 

  II ['pO:t] _n.

    1) ; ; porter's knot   

    2) _.  ( )

  III ['pO:t] _n.  (ޣ )
_____

porterage

  ['pO:trId] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

porterhouse

  ['pO:thaus] _n. _.

    1) ; ۣ 

    2) _attr.: porterhouse steak   
_____

portfire

  ['pO:tfaI] _n. ,  
_____

portfolio

  [pO:t'fulju] _n. (_pl. -os [pO:t'fuljuz])

    1) 

    2) , ""

    3)  ; minister without portfolio   

    4): investment ( security) portfolio    ( 
    ..)

    5) _attr.: portfolio investments _.  
_____

porthole

  ['pO:thul] _n. _.

    1) () 

    2)  

    3)  ()
_____

portico

  ['pO:tIku] _n. (_pl. -oes, -os ['pO:tIkuz]) _. , 
_____

portiere

  [pO:'tjE] _n. _. 
_____

portion

  ['pO:Sn]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) 

      3) 

      4) , 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)  , 

      3) ,   (with); portion out  
      ()
_____

portionless

  ['pO:SnlIs] _a.   ( )
_____

portliness

  ['pO:tlInIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; 
_____

portly

  ['pO:tlI] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) ; 
_____

portmanteaux

  [pO:t'mntuz] _pl.  portmanteau
_____

portrait

  ['pO:trIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

portraitist

  ['pO:trItIst] _n. 
_____

portraiture

  ['pO:trItS] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) _. 

    4) , 
_____

portray

  [pO:'treI] _v.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) ; 

    4)   
_____

portrayal

  [pO:'treIl] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) ; 
_____

portreeve

  ['pO:tri:v] _n.

    1)   (  )

    2) _.   (. )
_____

portress

  ['pO:trIs] _n. 
_____

pose

  I [puz]

    1. _v.

      1) 

      2)  ,  (-.; as)

      3)   ̣  ()

      4) , ; ,  (, )

    2. _n.  (. _.)

  II [puz] _v.   , 
_____

poser

  ['puz] _n.  ,  , 
_____

poseur

  [pu'z:] _n. _. ڣ
_____

posh

  [pOS] _a. _. , 
_____

posit

  ['pOzIt] _v.

    1)    , ; 

    2) 
_____

position

  [p'zISn]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; , ; in (out
      of) position   () 

      2) _. , ; to put in a false position 
        

      3) ,  ; the players were in position 
         

      4) ; to be in a position to do smth.   ,
         -.

      5) ; 

      6) ,  ; to define one's position on smth.
       ϣ   -.; to take up the position (that)
          (),  ()

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  
_____

positional

  [p'zISnl] _a. 
_____

positive

  ['pOztIv]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) ̣, , 

      3) ; I am positive that this is so  ,   

      4) 

      5) _. ,    

      6) ; positive philosophy 

      7) _.  ( )

      8) _. ; positive sign  

      9) _. 

      10) _.  ( )

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _.  

      3) _. 
_____

positively

  ['pOztIvlI] _adv.

    1) , ,  

    2) , ; 
_____

positivism

  ['pOzItIvIzm] _n. _. 
_____

positron

  ['pOzItrOn] _n. _. 
_____

posse

  ['pOsI] _n.

    1)  ()

    2)  ֣ , ̣ ̣ 
_____

possess

  [p'zes] _v.

    1) , ; to be possessed of smth.  -.; every
    human being possessed of reason   ; to possess
    oneself of smth.  -.; to possess oneself ( one's soul,
    one's mind)  ;  

    2) ,  ( ,   ..); to be
    possessed by ( with) smth.   -.; you are surely
    possessed    ; what possessed him to do it?   ģ
     ?
_____

possessed

  [p'zest]

    1. _p-p.  possess

    2. _a. ; ; 
_____

possession

  [p'zeSn] _n.

    1) , ; in possession of smth.  -.; in
    the possession of smb., in smb.'s possession  أ-. ; to
    take possession of   ; 

    2) _pl. ; ; 

    3) ( _pl.) ,  

    4) 
_____

possessive

  [p'zesIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. ; possessive case  ;
    possessive pronoun  
_____

possessor

  [p'zes] _n. , 
_____

possessory

  [p'zesrI] _a.   ; _. 
_____

posset

  I ['pOsIt] _n.    ,   , 

  II ['pOsIt] _v. ף ( , )
_____

possibility

  [,pOs'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

possible

  ['pOsbl]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; if possible   ; as early as
      possible   ; possible ore _. ,
        

      2) _. , 

    2. _n. ; to do one's possible  ӣ 
_____

possibly

  ['pOsblI] _adv. ;  ; how can I possibly do it?  
    ?
_____

possum

  ['pOsm] _n. _. 

    *) to play possum )    ͣ;
    )       (-); to play possum
    with a person  -.
_____

post

  I [pust]

    1. _n.

      1) , , , , 

      2) _.  (   ); starting post 
      ; to be beaten on the post    

      3)    

      4) _.  

      *) as deaf as a post   ,  

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (; . post up);  
         

      2)     (  ..)

      3)     ,      

      4) _.     (-.),   ..; to
      post the property      
       

      5)         

  II [pust]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3)  

      4)  ; by return of post   

      5)   ( - 15,5 .  19 .;  - 15,5 . 
      19,5 .)

      6) _attr. 

      *) Job's post ,   

    2. _v.

      1)   ;    

      2)   

      3) , 

      4) ( _pass.) ,    (. post
      up); to be posted as to smth.    -.

      5) _.  ()   (. post up)

    3. _adv.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) 

  III [pust]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) _. ; ; ̣ ; 

      3) _. _. ;   ()

      4)   (   ..); trading post 

      5) _-. 

      6) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) , ,  (  ..)

      2) _.   
_____

post captain

  ['pust'kptIn] _n. _.

    1)     ""

    2) _.  1 

    3) _.    20   
_____

post exchange

  ['pustIks'tSeInd] _n.   - 
_____

post meridiem

  ['pustm'rIdIm] _. _adv.   (. _. p. m.)
_____

post mortem

  ['pust'mO:tem] _. _adv.  
_____

post-

  [pust] _pref. , ; post-glacial _. 
_____

post-office

  ['pust,OfIs] (. postoffice) _n.

    1) ,  ;  ; general post-office
    

    2) _attr. ; post-office order  ; post-office
    box   ; post-office savingsbank 
       
_____

post-postscript

  ['pust'pusskrIpt] _n.   (_. P. P. S.)
_____

post-prandial

  ['pust'prndIl] _a. _. 
_____

postage

  ['pustId] _n.  ,  ; inland postage
    
_____

postage stamp

  ['pustId'stmp] _n.  
_____

postal

  ['pustl]

    1. _a. ; postal card _.  ; postal order
       ; postal authorities  ;
    (Universal) Postal Union   

    2. _n. _. _. 
_____

post-bag

  ['pustbg] _n.  
_____

post-bellum

  ['pust'belm] _a. ;   , . 
     ; post-bellum reforms  
_____

post-boy

  ['pustbOI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

postcard

  ['pustka:d] _n.  , 
_____

post-chaise

  ['pustSeIz] _n. _.  , 
_____

post-coach

  ['pustkutS] = post-chaise
_____

post-date

  ['pust'deIt]

    1. _n. ,    

    2. _v.    
_____

postdiluvial

  ['pustdaI'lu:vjl] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) = post-diluvian
_____

post-diluvian

  ['pustdaI'lu:vjn] _a. _.  
_____

poste restante

  ['pust'resta:nt] _n. _.

    1)       

    2) " " (  )
_____

poster

  ['pust]

    1. _n.

      1) , , 

      2)  

      3) ,      (   ..)

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

posterior

  [pOs'tIrI]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; 

    2. _n. _. , 
_____

posteriority

  [pOs,tIrI'OrItI] _n.  ( -.);  
_____

posteriorly

  [pOs'tIrIlI] _adv. 
_____

posterity

  [pOs'terItI] _n. ;  
_____

postern

  ['pust:n] _n.

    1)  

    2)     

    3) _attr. 
_____

postfree

  ['pust'fri:] _a. _adv.   
_____

post-glacial

  ['pust'gleIsjl] _a. _. 
_____

post-graduate

  ['pust'grdjuIt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.

      1) ,    ; post-graduate
      courses  

      2) ; post-graduate studies 
_____

post-haste

  ['pust'heIst] _adv.   ,  
_____

post-horse

  ['pusthO:s] _n.  
_____

post-house

  ['pusthaus] _n.  
_____

posthumous

  ['pOstjums] _a.

    1) 

    2) ģ   
_____

postilion

  [ps'tIljn] = postillion
_____

postillion

  [ps'tIljn] _n. 
_____

postman

  ['pustmn] _n. 
_____

postmark

  ['pustma:k]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.  ()
_____

postmaster

  ['pust,ma:st] _n. ;   
_____

postmeridian

  ['pustm'rIdIn] _a. 
_____

postmistress

  ['pust,mIstrIs] _n.  -   
_____

post-mortem

  ['pust'mO:tem]

    1. _n.

      1)  , 

      2) _.   (. )  ţ 

    2. _a. 

    3. _v.  ,   ()
_____

post-natal

  ['pust'neItl] _a.   , 
_____

post-nuptial

  ['pust'nApSl] _a.    
_____

post-obit

  ['pust'ObIt]

    1. _n.      

    2. _a.      (-.)
_____

post-paid

  ['pust'peId] _a.    
_____

postpone

  [peust'pun] _v. ; 
_____

postponement

  [pust'punmnt] _n. ; 
_____

postposition

  ['pustp'zISn] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. ; ; 
_____

postpositive

  ['pust'pOzItIv] _a. _. , ;
  
_____

postscript

  ['pusskrIpt] _n.

    1)  (_. P. S.)

    2)     ( )
_____

post-town

  ['pusttaun] _n. ,  
_____

postulant

  ['pOstjulnt] _n.  (.     )
_____

postulate

  1. _n. ['pOstjulIt]

    1) 

    2)  

  2. _v. ['pOstjuleIt]

    1) ,   

    2)   (for)

    3) (. _p-p.) ; ,  
_____

posture

  ['pOstS]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) , ; the present posture of affairs ()
       

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) 
_____

post-war

  ['pust'wO:] _a. 
_____

posy

  ['puzI] _n.

    1) ()  

    2) _.  (   ..)
_____

pot

  [pOt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; 

      2)  

      3)  

      4) _. _. , 

      5) 

      6) _.  ; pot ( pots) of money  ; 
      

      7) _.   ( ,  )

      8) _. 

      9) _. 

      10) _. 

      11) _. 

      12) _attr.: pot flowers  

      *) a big pot  , ""; to go to pot )  
      , , ; ) ; all gone to pot ӣ
        ; to keep the pot boiling ( on the boil)
      )   ; )  ; to make the
      pot boil, to boil the pot )    ;
      ) , ; the pot calls the kettle black 
       ,   ;    ,    
      (. .   )

    2. _v.

      1)     

      2) ,  

      3)   

      4)    ()

      5)    (  )

      6) ,  (  )

      7) , 

      8) _.  £  
_____

pot hat

  ['pOtht] _n. _.  ()
_____

pot luck

  ['pOt'lAk] _n.

    1) ӣ,    ; come and take pot luck with us 
    ,   ,   

    2) , 
_____

pot paper

  ['pOt,peIp] _n.    (12,5  15 .)
_____

pot valour

  ['pOt,vl] _n.  ,  
_____

potability

  [,put'bIlItI] _n.   
_____

potable

  ['putbl]

    1. _a.   ; ; potable water  

    2. _n. _pl. 
_____

potash

  ['pOtS] _n. _. ,  
_____

potash-soap

  ['pOtS'sup] _n.  , ̣ 
_____

potass

  ['pOts] _. = potash
_____

potassium

  [p'tsjm] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

potation

  [pu'teISn] _n.

    1) أ; 

    2) (. _pl.) 

    3) 

    4)  
_____

potato

  [p'teItu] _n. (_pl. -oes [p'teItuz])

    1)  ()

    2) ; _pl. 

    3) _attr. 

    *) small potatoes ) ; )  ; quite the potato
    _.   ,  ; not (quite) the clean potato _.
     ,  
_____

potato-box

  [p'teItubOks] _n. _. 
_____

potatory

  ['puttrI] _a. 
_____

potato-trap

  [p'teItutrp] = potato-box
_____

pot-belly

  ['pOt,belI] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)  
_____

pot-boiler

  ['pOt,bOIl] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

pot-boy

  ['pOtbOI] _n. ,   
_____

poteen

  [pO'ti:n] _n.  
_____

potency

  ['putnsI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3)  , 
_____

potent

  ['putnt] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ;  (  ); potent drug
     

    3) 
_____

potentate

  ['putnteIt] _n. , 
_____

potential

  [pu'tenSl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) _. , 

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) _.: potential difference  
_____

potentiality

  [pu,tenSI'lItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl.  
_____

potentiate

  [pu'tenSIeIt] _v.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

potentiometer

  [pu,tenSI'OmIt] _n. _. 
_____

potheen

  [pO'i:n] = poteen
_____

pother

  ['pO]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , 

      2)  ;  

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) , 
_____

pot-herb

  ['pOth:b] _n. , 
_____

pot-hole

  ['pOthul] _n. , 
_____

pot-hook

  ['pOthuk] _n.

    1)    ( )

    2)     (      ..)

    3): pot-hooks and hangers    (  );
    
_____

pot-house

  ['pOthaus] _n. , 
_____

pot-hunter

  ['pOt,hAnt] _n.

    1) ,     

    2) _.  
_____

potion

  ['puSn] _n.

    1)    

    2) , ; love potion  
_____

potman

  ['pOtmn] _n.   
_____

pot-pourri

  [pu'purI] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)   (  )
_____

pot-roast

  ['pOtrust] _n. ۣ  (. )
_____

potsherd

  ['pOtS:d] _n. _. 
_____

pot-shot

  ['pOt'SOt] _n.

    1)      

    2)  

    3)  " "
_____

pot-still

  ['pOtstIl] _n.  
_____

pott

  [pOt] = pot paper
_____

pottage

  ['pOtId] _n. _. ̣
_____

potted

  ['pOtId]

    1. _p-p.  pot 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; potted meat  

      2) ,    ( )

      3) _.   ̣  
_____

potter

  I ['pOt] _n. ; potter's clay    ;
  potter's lathe (wheel)   ()

  II ['pOt] _v.

    1)   (at, in -  -.)

    2)  ,  (. potter about)

    3)   
_____

pottery

  ['pOtrI] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) ,  

    3)  
_____

pottle

  ['pOtl] _n.

    1) ,   1/2 

    2)  ( )
_____

potto

  ['pOtu] _n. (_pl. -os ['pOtuz]) _.

    1)  , 

    2) ,  
_____

potty

  I ['pOtI] _. . pot 1, 3)

  II ['pOtI] _a. _.

    1) , 

    2) ̣, 

    3)  (about -  ޣ-.)
_____

pot-valiant

  ['pOt,vljnt] _a.   
_____

pouch

  [pautS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; pouches under the eyes   

      2) _.  

      3) 

      4) _.   ; diplomatic pouch   
      ,  

      5) _. 

      6) _. ̣

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   ( )

      3)  

      4) _.   

      5) _. , 
_____

pouched

  [pautSt]

    1. _p-p.  pouch 2

    2. _a.

      1)     

      2) _. 
_____

pouchy

  ['pautSI] _a. 
_____

poulard

  [pu'la:d] _n. _. 
_____

poult

  [pult] _n. ; ̣,   ..
_____

poulterer

  ['pultr] _n.   
_____

poultice

  ['pultIs]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

poultry

  ['pultrI] _n.

    1)  

    2) _attr.: poultry farm  ; poultry house ;
    poultry yard  
_____

pounce

  I [pauns]

    1. _n.

      1)  (  ..)

      2)  , 

    2. _v.

      1) , , ,   (on,
      upon, at)

      2)   

      3)  (upon - ),  (,  
      ..; upon)

      4)  (upon)

  II [pauns]

    1. _n.    

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) ,  ()  

  III [pauns]

    1. _n.     ()

    2. _v. , 
_____

pound

  I [paund] _n.

    1)  (. = 453,6 .)

    2)   (= 20 )

    3)  (    1966 .,   
     ); pound of flesh  ,  
    

  II [paund]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( )

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   

  III [paund]

    1. _n. ֣ 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) ,   ( )

      4)  (at, on)

      5)  ;    (along)

      #) pound out ) ,  (); )  (
      )

      *) to pound one's gums  ; to pound one's ear 
      
_____

pound foolish

  ['paund'fu:lIS] _a.: penny wise and pound foolish . penny wise
_____

poundage

  ['paundId] _n.

    1)    

    2) ,         
     

    3)   
_____

pound-cake

  ['paundkeIk] _n. ,        
  
_____

pounder

  I ['paund] _n.     

  II ['paund] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

pour

  [pO:]

    1. _v.

      1) (), (); it is pouring (wet  with rain) أ 
       

      2)  (into)

      3)  (  ..)

      4) _. , 

      #) pour forth  ();  (); pour in ) 
      ( ,  ); )  (   ..); letters pour in
      from all quarters   ; pour out ) ,
       (, ); ; ; )   (
      ); pour through   ( )

      *) to pour cold water on smb.  -.

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. 
_____

pouring

  ['pO:rIN]

    1. _pres-p.  pour 1

    2. _a.

      1)  ( )

      2) 

    3. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. ; 
_____

pourparler

  [pu'pa:leI] _n. _. (. _pl.)  
  
_____

pout

  [paut]

    1. _n.  ;  ; to be in the pouts 

    2. _v.  
_____

pouter

  ['paut] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  
_____

poverty

  ['pOvtI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; 
_____

poverty-ridden

  ['pOvtI,rIdn] _a. 
_____

poverty-stricken

  ['pOvtI,strIkn] _a. , 
_____

powder

  ['paud]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3) ; smokeless powder  

      *) food for powder  ; put more powder into it! 
      !; smell of powder  

    2. _v.

      1)  (); 

      2) (); 

      3) , 

      4)   , 

      5) _.  ()
_____

powdered

  ['paudd]

    1. _p-p.  powder 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; powdered milk  ; powdered sugar
       

      2) 

      3) ң,  (  ..)

      4) _. ̣; powdered beef 
_____

powder-flask

  ['paud,fla:sk] _n. 
_____

powder-horn

  ['paud'hO:n] _n.   
_____

powder-keg

  ['paudkeg] _n.  
_____

powder-magazine

  ['paud,mg'zi:n] _n.  
_____

powder-mill

  ['paud'mIl] _n.  
_____

powder-monkey

  ['paud,mANkI] _n.

    1) _. _. ,  

    2) _. -
_____

powder-puff

  ['paudpAf] _n. 
_____

powder-room

  ['paudrum] _n.

    1)   

    2) _.  ; _. -
_____

powdery

  ['paudrI] _a.

    1) ;   

    2) 

    3)  ; 
_____

power

  ['pau]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , ; ; by power
       ,   ; without power 
       ; the mechanical powers  

      2) ,  (. ); , ; supreme
      power  ; the party in power ,   

      3) ; the power of attorney 

      4) ; the Great Powers  

      5) ; ; I will do all in my power   ӣ,
         ; it is beyond my power     ;
      spending power  ; speech power  

      6) _. , ; a power of money  ; a power of
      good  

      7) _. ; eight is the third power of two 
           

      8) _.   (,   ..)

      9) _attr. , ; ; 

      10) _attr.: power politics    

      *) more power to your elbow!  !; the powers that be
       ,   ; merciful powers! 
      !

    2. _v.   
_____

power circuit

  ['pau's:kIt] _n. _.  
_____

power-boat

  ['paubut] _n.  ,  
_____

power-dive

  ['pau'daIv] _n. _.    
_____

powerful

  ['pauful] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) , 

    3) 

    4) ; ; powerful evidence  ;
    powerful success  

    5)  ( , )
_____

power-house

  ['pauhaus] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.   
_____

powerless

  ['paulIs] _a. 
_____

power-plant

  ['paupla:nt] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

power-saw

  ['pau'sO:] _n. _. 
_____

power-shovel

  ['pau'SAvl] _n. 
_____

power-station

  ['pau,steISn] _n. 
_____

powwow

  ['pauwau]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  (  )

      2)   (  )

      3) _. , ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) , ; 
_____

pox

  [pOks] _n. _. 
_____

pozzy

  ['pOzI] _n. _. , 
_____

praam

  [pra:m] = pram I
_____

practicability

  [,prktIk'bIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

practicable

  ['prktIkbl] _a.

    1) , ; to the maximum practicable extent 
      

    2) ;   

    3) ,  ( )

    4) _. ,  ( ,   ..)
_____

practical

  ['prktIkl] _a.

    1) , ; for all practical purposes  
      

    2) , 

    3) , 

    4) 

    5) , 

    *) practical joke ()  (  -.), 
_____

practicality

  [,prktI'klItI] _n. , 
_____

practically

  ['prktIklI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) [klI] ,  ,  ; practically speaking 
    

    3) ; practically no changes   
_____

practice

  ['prktIs]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ;   ; established
      practice  ; in practice )  , 
      ; )  ; to put in(to) practice 

      2) , , ; to be out of practice 
      ,   

      3) , ;  ; it was then the practice
         ; to put into practice   , 
      

      4) ,  (, )

      5) (. _pl.) , ; corrupt practices ;
      discreditable practices ԣ ; sharp practice 

      6) _.   

      7) _attr. , ; ; practice ground ) _.
       ; ) _-.  ; practice march  

      *) practice makes perfect _.   

    2. _v. = practise
_____

practician

  [prk'tISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

practise

  ['prktIs] _v.

    1) , ; to practise what one preaches 
      ; to practise smb.'s teachings 
    -. 

    2)  (-.), 

    3) (), (); ()

    #) practise upon ;  -.
_____

practised

  ['prktIst]

    1. _p-p.  practise

    2. _a. , 
_____

practitioner

  [prk'tISn] _n.    ; general practitioner 
    (  )
_____

praepostor

  [pri:'pOst] _n.  ,   
_____

praetor

  ['pri:t] _n. _-. _. 
_____

praetorian

  [pri:'tO:rIn] _-. _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

pragmatic

  [prg'mtIk] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) , 

    3) 

    4) _. = pragmatical 1)
_____

pragmatical

  [prg'mtIkl] _a.

    1) ,    

    2) _. = pragmatic 1), 2)  3)
_____

pragmatism

  ['prgmtIzm] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

prairie

  ['prErI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _attr. ,   
_____

prairie-dog

  ['prErI'dOg] _n. _.  
_____

prairie-chicken

  ['prErI'tSIkIn] _n. _.  
_____

prairie-hen

  ['prErI'hen] _n.   
_____

prairie-schooner

  ['prErI'sku:n] _n. _. _.  
_____

prairie-wolf

  ['prErIwulf] _n. ,  
_____

praise

  [preIz]

    1. _n. ; ; beyond praise   ; to be
    loud in one's praises, to sing one's praises 

    2. _v. ; ; ; to praise to the skies
      
_____

praiseworthy

  ['preIz,w:I] _a.  ; 
_____

praline

  ['pra:li:n] _n.  ( )
_____

pram

  I [pra:m] _n.  , 

  II [prm] _. . perambulator 1)
_____

prance

  [pra:ns]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3)   ()

    2. _v.

      1)   , 

      2)  , , 

      3) _. ; 
_____

prancing

  ['pra:nsIN]

    1. _pres-p.  prance 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)  ( ,  )
_____

prandial

  ['prndIl] _a. _. 
_____

prang

  [prN] _. _.

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , ,   

    2. _v. ;  (̣)
_____

prank

  I [prNk] _n. , , , ; ; to play pranks
  )  ; )  ( )

  II [prNk] _v. ; (),  ( prank out,
  prank up)
_____

prankish

  ['prNkIS] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3)  ( )
_____

praps

  [prps] _. . perhaps
_____

prase

  [preIz] _n. _. ,  
_____

praseodymium

  [,preIzi:u'dImIm] _n. _. 
_____

prate

  [preIt]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  

      2) 
_____

prater

  ['preIt] _n. ; , 
_____

praties

  ['preItIz] _n. _pl. _. _. 
_____

pratincole

  ['prtINkul] _n.   ()
_____

pratique

  ['prti:k] _n. _. _.    ; 
     
_____

prattle

  ['prtl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

prattler

  ['prtl] _n.

    1)  £

    2) 
_____

prawn

  [prO:n]

    1. _n. _.  

    2. _v.  
_____

praxis

  ['prksIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ,  (   ..)
_____

pray

  [preI] _v.

    1) 

    2) , ; pray! !,  !
_____

prayer

  I [prE] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ; 

  II ['preI] _n. 
_____

prayer-book

  ['prEbuk] _n. , 
_____

prayerful

  ['prEful] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

praying

  ['preIIN]

    1. _pres-p.  pray

    2. _n. 

      *) he is beyond praying  ģ (   _. praying
       )
_____

pre-

  [pri:] _pref. , , , ; .: prehistoric
  ; preheat  
_____

pre-trial

  ['pri:'traIl] _n. _.    
  
_____

pre-war

  ['pri:'wO:] _a. 
_____

pre-Christian

  ['pri:'krIstjn] _a. 
_____

pre-Columbian

  ['pri:k'lAmbIn] _a.

    1)    , 

    2) _. , 
_____

pre-Depression

  ['pri:dI'preSn] _a.    1929-1933
  .; pre-Depression level  
_____

preach

  [pri:tS] _v.

    1) 

    2) ,  

    #) preach down   -., ; preach up
    
_____

preacher

  ['pri:tS] _n. 
_____

preaching

  ['pri:tSIN]

    1. _pres-p.  preach

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

preachment

  ['pri:tSmnt] _n.  (. ); 
_____

preachy

  ['pri:tSI] _a.  , 
_____

pre-admission

  [,pri:d'mISn] _n. _.   (,  )
_____

preamble

  [pri:'mbl]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  

      2) , 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

pre-arrange

  ['pri:'reInd] _v.  , 
_____

pre-arranged

  ['pri:'reIndd]

    1. _p-p.  pre-arrange

    2. _a.  , 
_____

pre-audience

  [pri:'O:djns] _n. _. ң     
     
_____

prebend

  ['prebnd] _n.

    1)  (  )

    2)   ,  
_____

prebendary

  ['prbndrI] _n. 
_____

pre-capitalist

  ['pri:'kpItlIst] _a. 
_____

precarious

  [prI'kErIs] _a.

    1) ; ģ, ; to make a precarious living
      , - 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

precast

  [prI'ka:st] _a. _.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

precatory

  ['prektrI] _a. 
_____

precaution

  [prI'kO:Sn] _n.

    1) ; ; to take precautions against
    smth.     -.

    2) 
_____

precautionary

  [prI'kO:SnrI] _a. ; precautionary measures 
  
_____

precede

  [prI'si:d] _v.

    1) ,     (-.),  (-.)

    2)  (   ..);    
    ( );   ( -. )

    3)  (by);   (with, by -  -.)
_____

precedence

  [pri:'si:dns] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  (   ..);  
     ( ); ; to take precedence of
    ) ; ) 
_____

precedent

  1. _n. ['presIdnt] 

  2. _a. [prI'si:dnt] ; condition precedent 
  
_____

preceding

  [pri:'si:dIN]

    1. _pres-p.  precede

    2. _a. ; preceding chapter  
_____

precentor

  [pri:'sent] _n.  
_____

precept

  ['pri:sept] _n.

    1) , , ; 

    2) 

    3) _. ;   
_____

preceptive

  [prI'septIv] _a. 
_____

preceptor

  [prI'sept] _n. 
_____

preceptorial

  [,pri:sep'tO:rIl] _a. 
_____

preceptress

  [prI'septrIs] _n. 
_____

precession

  [prI'seSn] _n. _.  (. precession of the equinoxes)
_____

precinct

  ['pri:sINkt] _n.

    1)  ,    (.  )

    2) _pl. 

    3) _.    , 

    4) , 

    *) a shopping precinct  ; a pedestrian precinct
     
_____

preciosity

  [,preSI'OsItI] _n. , ޣ, ң (,
  )
_____

precious

  ['preSs]

    1. _a.

      1) ; precious stone  

      2) ; ; a precious friend you have been! _. 
      !

      3) -

      4) _. .  : do not be in such a precious hurry 
       ; he has got into a precious mess    
       

    2. _n. ; my precious  

    3. _adv. , ; they took precious little notice  
      
_____

precipice

  ['presIpIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.  
_____

precipitance

  [prI'sIpItns] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; to judge with precipitance  
_____

precipitancy

  [prI'sIpItnsI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; to judge with precipitancy  
_____

precipitant

  [prI'sIpItnt] _a.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

precipitate

  1. _n. [prI'sIpItIt] _. 

  2. _a. [prI'sIpItIt]

    1) ; 

    2) , 

  3. _v. [prI'sIpIteIt]

    1) , ; ; ; to precipitate oneself
      

    2) , 

    3) _. (); 

    4) _.  ( )
_____

precipitation

  [prI,sIpI'teISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ,  ()

    4) _. 

    5) _. 

    6) _.  ; ; annual precipitation 
     
_____

precipitous

  [prI'sIpIts] _a. ; ; 
_____

precis

  ['preIsi:] _.

    1. _n.  , 

    2. _v.  ,  
_____

precise

  [prI'saIz] _a.

    1) ; ̣

    2) , 

    3) ޣ, 

    4) 

    5) ; 
_____

precisely

  [prI'saIslI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) ,   ( )
_____

precisian

  [prI'sIn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

precisianism

  [prI'sInIzm] _n. , 
_____

precision

  [prI'sIn] _n.

    1) ; ޣ; 

    2) 

    3) _attr. ; ; precision balance  ; precision
    instrument  ; precision bombing 
    ; precision fire ,  
_____

preclude

  [prI'klu:d] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  (from); this will preclude me from coming   
    
_____

preclusion

  [prI'klu:n] _n. , 
_____

precocious

  [prI'kuSs] _a.

    1)  ;    

    2) 

    3) _-. 
_____

precocity

  [prI'kOsItI] _n.

    1)  

    2) _-. 
_____

preconceive

  ['pri:kn'si:v] _v.   
_____

preconceived

  ['pri:kn'si:vd]

    1. _p-p.  preconceive

    2. _a. ; preconceived notion  
_____

preconception

  ['pri:kn'sepSn] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) 
_____

pre-concert

  ['pri:kn's:t] _v.  
_____

pre-concerted

  ['pri:kn's:tId]

    1. _p-p.  pre-concert

    2. _a.  
_____

pre-condition

  ['pri:kn'dISn]

    1. _n.    , 

    2. _v.  , 
_____

pre-conquest

  ['pri:'kONkwest] _a. _. ,    
    1066 .
_____

pre-contract

  [pri:'kOntrkt]

    1. _n.    (    )

    2. _v.   
_____

pre-costal

  [pri:'kOstl] _a. _. ң
_____

precursor

  [pri:'k:s] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

precursory

  [pri:'k:srI] _a.

    1)  (of); 

    2) 
_____

predacious

  [pri:'deISs] _a. _. ; 
_____

predator

  ['predt] _n.  (. _.)
_____

predatory

  ['predtrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

predawn

  [pri:'dO:n] _a. , 
_____

predecease

  ['pri:dI'si:s]

    1. _n.  (-.),   

    2. _v.   
_____

predecessor

  ['pri:dIses] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

predestination

  [pri:,destI'neISn] _n. 
_____

predestine

  [pri:'destIn] _v. 
_____

predetermine

  ['pri:dI't:mIn] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  ( -.);  (-.)   .. 
    ̣ 
_____

predial

  ['pri:dIl] _a.

    1) ; ; 

    2) ̣   ( )
_____

predicament

  [prI'dIkmnt] _n.

    1)  ; ; what a predicament! 
    !

    2) _. 
_____

predicant

  ['predIknt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

predicate

  1. _n. ['predIkIt]

    1) _. , 

    2) _. 

  2. _v. ['predIkeIt]

    1)  (. _.; of, about)

    2) _.  (  ..)   (upon)
_____

predication

  [,predI'keISn] _n.

    1)  (. _.)

    2) _. 
_____

predicative

  [prI'dIktIv] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  ,    
_____

predict

  [prI'dIkt] _v. , 
_____

predicted

  [prI'dIktId]

    1. _p-p.  predict

    2. _a.: predicted fire _.    
_____

prediction

  [prI'dIkSn] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _.     
_____

predictive

  [prI'dIktIv] _a. ; 
_____

predictor

  [prI'dIkt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.     Σ
_____

predilection

  [,pri:dI'lekSn] _n. ,  (for -  -.)
_____

predispose

  ['pri:dIs'puz] _v.  (to -  -.)
_____

predisposition

  ['pri:dIsp'zISn] _n. , 
_____

predominance

  [prI'dOmInns] _n. , , 
_____

predominant

  [prI'dOmInnt] _a. , ,  (over -
  )
_____

predominate

  [prI'dOmIneIt] _v. , ,  (over -
  )
_____

predominatingly

  [prI'dOmIneItINlI] _adv. 
_____

pre-election

  [,pri:I'lekSn] _n.

    1)  

    2) _attr. 
_____

pre-eminence

  [pri:'emInns] _n. () , 
_____

pre-eminent

  [pri:'emInnt] _a. ,  
_____

pre-empt

  [pri:'empt] _v.

    1)   

    2)   

    3) _.     
     
_____

pre-emption

  [pri:'empSn] _n.

    1)   

    2)     (_.  
     )
_____

preen

  [pri:n] _v.

    1)  () 

    2) (. _refl.) 

    3)  
_____

pre-establish

  ['pri:Is'tblIS] _v.  
_____

pre-exist

  ['pri:Ig'zIst] _v.   (-.)
_____

prefab

  ['pri:fb] _. _.  prefabricated house {. prefabricated 2}
_____

prefabricate

  ['pri:'fbrIkeIt] _v.   
_____

prefabricated

  ['pri:'fbrIkeItId]

    1. _p-p.  prefabricate

    2. _a.  , ; ; prefabricated house
     
_____

preface

  ['prefIs]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)  (  ..) 

      2)  (by, with); 

      3)   
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prefatory

  ['preftrI] _a. , , 
_____

prefect

  ['pri:fekt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  ,   
_____

prefecture

  ['pri:fektju] _n. 
_____

prefer

  [prI'f:] _v.

    1) 

    2)  ( );  ( )

    3) ,  (, );  ()
_____

preferable

  ['prefrbl] _a. 
_____

preferably

  ['prefrblI] _adv. , 
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preference

  I ['prefrns] _n.

    1) ; for preference 

    2) ,   ; what are your preferences?  
    ?

    3)     (.  )

    4)   ; 

    5) _attr. ; preference share  

  II ['prefrns] _n. _. 
_____

preferential

  [,pref'renSl] _a.

    1)  ; ; preferential shop
    _. ,      
         ( ɣ 
    ,     ..)

    2) _. ,  (  )
_____

preferment

  [prI'f:mnt] _n.   , 
_____

preferred

  [prI'f:d]

    1. _p-p.  prefer

    2. _a. _. ; preferred share  
_____

prefix

  1. _n. ['pri:fIks]

    1) _. , 

    2) ,       ,  
    .. (., Dr., Sir  ..)

  2. _v. [pri:'fIks]

    1) 

    2)  ;  
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preform

  [pri:'fO:m] _v.  
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pregnable

  ['pregnbl] _a. ģ ̣,   (  
  ..); 
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pregnancy

  ['pregnnsI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  (  ..); 
_____

pregnant

  ['pregnnt] _a.

    1) 

    2)  (with)

    3)  (   ..); 

    4)  , 
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preheat

  [pri:'hi:t] _v.  , 
_____

prehensile

  [prI'hensaIl] _a. _. ;   ;
  
_____

prehension

  [prI'henSn] _n.

    1) _. ; , 

    2)  , 
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prehistoric

  ['pri:hIs'tOrIk] _a. 
_____

pre-human

  [pri:'hju:mn] _a.      
_____

prejudge

  ['pri:'dAd] _v. ,  ; 
_____

prejudgement

  ['pri:'dAdmnt] _n. ,  
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prejudice

  ['predudIs]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ; prejudice in favour of smb.
      ,     -.

      2) 

      3) , ; to the ( in) prejudice of  ; without
      prejudice to    (-., -.)

    2. _v.

      1)  (against - )

      2)  (in favour of smb. -  -. )

      3)  ,  
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prejudicial

  [,predu'dISl] _a.  , , 
_____

prelacy

  ['prelsI] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

prelate

  ['prelIt] _n. 
_____

prelect

  [pri:'lekt] _v.  
_____

prelection

  [pri:'lekSn] _n.  (.  )
_____

prelector

  [pri:'lekt] _n.  (.  )
_____

prelim

  [prI'lIm] _. _.  preliminary examination {. preliminary 2}
_____

preliminary

  [prI'lImInrI]

    1. _n.

      1) ( _pl.)  

      2) _pl.  ; 

      3) = preliminary examination {. 2}

    2. _a. ; preliminary examination  
_____

prelude

  ['prelju:d]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  (with)
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prelusive

  [pri:'lju:sIv] _a. 
_____

premature

  [,prem'tju]

    1. _a.

      1) ; premature death  

      2) , 

    2. _n. _.   (  ..)
_____

prematurity

  [,prem'tjurItI] _n. 
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premeditate

  [pri:'medIteIt] _v. ,  
_____

premeditated

  [pri:'medIteItId]

    1. _p-p.  premeditate

    2. _n.  ; 
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premeditation

  [pri:,medI'teISn] _n. 
_____

premier

  ['premj]

    1. _n.

      1) -

      2) _.  

    2. _a. 
_____

premiere

  ['premIE] _n. _. _. 
_____

premise

  1. _n. ['premIs]

    1) _. () 

    2) _pl. _.   

    3) _pl. ,  (    );
    

    *) to be consumed ( drunk) on the premises  ; to
    be drunk to the premises   ޣ; to see smb. off the
    premises ,  -.

  2. _v. [prI'maIz]  (that)
_____

premiss

  ['premIs] = premise 1, 1)
_____

premium

  ['pri:mjm] _n.

    1) ; ; to put a premium on smth.  -.,
      -.

    2)  (   ..)

    3)  

    4) _. ; 

    *) at a premium   ޣ;   ;  
_____

premonition

  [,pri:m'nISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
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premonitory

  [prI'mOnItrI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 
_____

pre-natal

  ['pri:'neItl] _a.   ; ; ;
  prenatal care    ;  
_____

prentice

  ['prentIs] _n. _. 

    *) a prentice hand )  ; )   (
    -.)
_____

preoccupation

  [pri:,Okju'peISn] _n.

    1)  ()  (-.)

    2) , 
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preoccupied

  [pri:'OkjupaId]

    1. _p-p.  preoccupy

    2. _a.

      1) ݣ ; 

      2)  
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preoccupy

  [pri:'OkjupaI] _v.

    1) ,  

    2) ,   (-.)
_____

pre-ordain

  ['pri:O:'deIn] _v. 
_____

preordination

  ['pri:,O:dI'neISn] _n. 
_____

prep

  [prep] _. _.

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

    2. _a. 
_____

prepack

  ['pri:pk] _n. _.  ; 
_____

prepackage

  ['pri:'pkId] _v.  ()
_____

pre-packed

  ['pri:'pkt] _a. 
_____

prepaid

  ['pri:'peId] _p.  _p-p.  prepay
_____

preparation

  [,prep'reISn] _n.

    1) , ; to make preparations for  ,
      

    2)  

    3) 

    4) 

    5) _. 
_____

preparative

  [prI'prtIv]

    1. _a. , ; 

    2. _n. 
_____

preparatory

  [prI'prtrI]

    1. _a.

      1) , , 

      2): preparatory to (.  _prep.)  ,   

    2. _n.  
_____

prepare

  [prI'pE] _v.

    1) (); I am not prepared to say  ݣ   

    2) (), ()

    3)  (, );  (  ..)
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prepared

  [prI'pEd]

    1. _p-p.  prepare

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) _. ,  
_____

preparedness

  [prI'pEdnIs] _n. , 
_____

prepay

  ['pri:'peI] _v. (prepaid)

    1)  ң

    2) _. 
_____

prepense

  [prI'pens] _a. ; of malice prepense _.   
_____

pre-plan

  [pri:'pln] _v.  ,  
_____

preponderance

  [prI'pOndrns] _n. , , 
_____

preponderant

  [prI'pOndrnt] _a. ,  , ;
  preponderant position  
_____

preponderate

  [prI'pOndreIt] _v.

    1) ,  

    2) ,  (over - -.), 
_____

preposition

  [,prep'zISn] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

prepositional

  [,prep'zISnl] _a. _. 
_____

prepositive

  [prI'pOzItIv] _a. _. , 
_____

prepossess

  [,pri:p'zes] _v.

    1)  ( , ,   ..)

    2) ;  (,   ..)

    3)   ;   

    4) 

    5)  
_____

prepossessing

  [,pri:p'zesIN]

    1. _pres-p.  prepossess

    2. _a. , 
_____

prepossession

  [,pri:p'zeSn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ; 
_____

preposterous

  [prI'pOstrs] _a. , , 
_____

prepotency

  [prI'putnsI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  ()
_____

prepotent

  [prI'putnt] _a.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _. , , 
_____

pre-print

  [pri:'prInt] _n. _.     , 
       
_____

pre-production

  [,pri:pr'dAkSn] _n. _.

    1)   

    2) _attr.: pre-production model  
_____

prepuce

  ['pri:pju:s] _n. _.  
_____

prerequisite

  ['pri:'rekwIzIt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.   
_____

prerogative

  [prI'rOgtIv]

    1. _n. ,  ; 

    2. _a.  ; prerogative right 
    
_____

presage

  ['presId]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  (. )

    2. _v.

      1) , ; 

      2)  (. )
_____

presbyopia

  [,prezbI'upj] _n. ,  
_____

presbyter

  ['prezbIt] _n. _. ; ; 
_____

presbytery

  ['prezbItrI] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  ,   

    3)   
_____

preschool

  ['pri:'sku:l] _a. ; preschool child , £
   
_____

prescience

  ['presIns] _n. 
_____

prescient

  ['presInt] _a. ̣  , 
_____

prescind

  [prI'sInd] _v.

    1) 

    2)   (from)
_____

prescribe

  [prIs'kraIb] _v.

    1) 

    2)  (: to, for - -.; for -  -.)

    3) _.   ( -.)   
_____

prescript

  ['pri:skrIpt] _n. , 
_____

prescription

  [prIs'krIpSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , , 

    3) _. 

    4) _.   (. positive prescription); negative
    prescription  ,     
    

    5)  
_____

prescriptive

  [prIs'krIptIv] _a.

    1) 

    2)       
_____

preselect

  [,pri:sI'lekt] _v. _.  
_____

preselection

  [,pri:sI'lekSn] _n.  ;  
_____

preselector

  [,pri:sI'lekt] _n. _.   
_____

presence

  ['prezns] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , ,  ; 
    (-. ); I was admitted to his presence     ;
    in this presence    ; to be calm in the presence
    of danger     

    3) ,  

    *) presence of mind  
_____

presence-chamber

  ['prezns,tSeImb] _n. ɣ 
_____

present

  I ['preznt]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; at present   ; for the present 
       , 

      2) _. these presents  ; know all men by these presents
       

      3): those (here) present 

      4) = present tense {. 2, 4)}

    2. _a.

      1) ,  ; to be present at 
       (  ..); to be present to the imagination  
      

      2) , ; ; ; present
      boundaries  

      3) ,  ; the present volume  ; the present
      writer   

      4) _. present tense  ; present participle
        

      *) present company excepted    ; all present
      and correct ) _.   ( ); ) ӣ 
      

  II

    1. _n. ['preznt] ; to make a present of smth.  -.

    2. _v. [prI'zent]

      1) ;  (with); to present one's compliments (
      regards)  ϣ 

      2) ;    (, ,
        ..)

      3)  (to - -.); to present oneself ,
      

      4) ,  ; they presented a different aspect 
       

      5) ,  ();  (ԣ)

  III [prI'zent] _.

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2)   

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) 
_____

present-day

  ['prezntdeI] _a. 
_____

presentable

  [prI'zentbl] _a. , , 
_____

presentation

  [,prezen'teISn] _n.

    1)  (to - -.)

    2)  ()

    3) 

    4) _. ; 

    5) _attr.: presentation copy ,  
_____

presentee

  I [,prezn'ti:] _n.  

  II [,prezn'ti:] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) ,   
_____

presenter

  [prI'zent] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) _. _.  
_____

presentiment

  [prI'zentImnt] _n.  (. )
_____

presently

  ['prezntlI] _adv.

    1) ,   

    2) , 
_____

presentment

  [prI'zentmnt] _n.

    1) ,  ()

    2) , 

    3) _.  ()

    4)   
_____

preservation

  [,prez:'veISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; in (a state of) fair preservation  

    3) 

    4)   
_____

preservative

  [prI'z:vtIv]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n.  
_____

preserve

  [prI'z:v]

    1. _n.

      1) (. _pl.) , ; 

      2)    

    2. _v.

      1) , , ; to preserve one's existence
      , 

      2)  (, )

      3)  ; 

      4)   
_____

preside

  [prI'zaId] _v.

    1)  (at, over - )

    2)  , 
_____

presidency

  ['prezIdnsI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _.  ( )
_____

president

  ['prezIdnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  ( )

    4)  ,   

    5) _.  ()
_____

president-elect

  ['prezIdntI'lekt] _n. ,  ݣ    
  
_____

presidential

  [,prezI'denSl] _a. ; presidential year _.  
  
_____

presidentship

  ['prezIdntSIp] _n. 
_____

presidio

  [prI'sIdIu] _. _n. (_pl. -os [prI'sIdIuz]) , 
_____

presidium

  [prI'sIdIm] _n. ; the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the
  USSR    
_____

press

  I [pres]

    1. _n.

      1) ; give it a slight press  

      2) 

      3) _. ,  

      4) ; 

      5) ; there is a great press of work   

    2. _v.

      1) , , ,

      2) , , ; to press home _.  
      ,  

      3) ; , 

      4)  (. press up, press down)

      5) _. () (. press round, press up)

      6) ( _pass.) , ; hard pressed  
      ; to be pressed for money   ;
      to be pressed for time   , 
      

      7) ,   ; time presses  
      ; nothing remains that presses    
      

      8) ; to press the words    
      ; to press questions  

      9)  (on, upon)

      10)  ()

      11) _. ,  

      #) press down , ; press for 
      (-.);  ( -.); press forward ;
      press on ; press out ) ; )  ;
      press to ; press upon 

  II [pres] _n.

    1) , ; to have a good press   
     

    2) 

    3) , ; to correct the press  
    ; to go to press   , 

  III [pres] _.

    1. _v.

      1)  , ; to press into the service of _.
       

      2) 

    2. _n.  
_____

press agency

  ['pres,eIdnsI] _n.  ;  
_____

press agent

  ['pres,eIdnt] _n.     
_____

press proof

  ['prespru:f] _n. _. 
_____

press-bed

  ['presbed] _n.   (  )
_____

press-box

  ['presbOks] _n.     ( ,
    ..)
_____

press-button

  ['pres,bAtn] _n.

    1)  

    2) _attr. ; press-button war " "
_____

press-clipping

  ['pres,klIpIN] = press-cutting
_____

press-conference

  ['pres,kOnfrns] _n. -
_____

press-corrector

  ['presk,rekt] _n. 
_____

press-cutting

  ['pres,kAtIN] _n.

    1)  

    2) _attr.: press-cutting agency  
_____

press-gallery

  ['pres,glrI] _n.     ( , 
    ..)
_____

press-gang

  ['presgN] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.  
_____

press-officer

  ['pres,OfIs] _n.    , -
_____

press-people

  ['pres,pi:pl] _n. , 
_____

press-photographer

  ['presf'tOgrf] _n. , ԣ
_____

press-release

  ['presrI'li:s] _n.   , -
_____

pressing

  I ['presIN]

    1. _pres-p.  press I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ; pressing demand ,  

    3. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. 

  II ['presIN] _pres-p.  press III, 1
_____

pressman

  ['presmn] _n.

    1) , ԣ, 

    2) 

    3) ; 
_____

pressmark

  ['presma:k] _n.  ()
_____

pressroom

  ['presrum] _n.

    1)   

    2) _.  
_____

pressure

  ['preS] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) _. ; , ; to act under pressure
      , ; to bring pressure to bear
    upon smb., to put pressure upon smb.    -.;
    time pressure ; pressure of work  

    4) Σ,  ; financial pressure
     

    5) Σ

    6) _. 

    7) _. ; 

    8) _.  

    9) _. 

    10) _. 

    11) _attr.: pressure group  ,   
     (. ԣ  )

    *) to work at high (low) pressure  ,  (, 
    )
_____

pressure-cooker

  ['preS,kuk] _n. -
_____

pressure-cooking

  ['preS,kukIN] _n.    -
_____

pressure-gauge

  ['preSgeId] _n. 
_____

pressurize

  ['preSraIz] _v.

    1) 

    2) _.   

    3)  , 
_____

prestidigitation

  ['prestI,dIdI'teISn] _n.  ;  
_____

prestidigitator

  [,prestI'dIdIteIt] _n. 
_____

prestige

  [pres'ti:] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: prestige club ,    
    
_____

presto

  ['prestu] _. _adv. _n. _. 
_____

presumable

  [prI'zju:mbl] _a. , 
_____

presumably

  [prI'zju:mblI] _adv. ; -
_____

presume

  [prI'zju:m] _v.

    1) , ; ;  

    2) ,  

    #) presume upon )   ; ) ; to
    presume upon a short acquaintance 
_____

presumedly

  [prI'zju:mIdlI] _adv. 
_____

presuming

  [prI'zju:mIN]

    1. _pres-p.  presume

    2. _a. 
_____

presumption

  [prI'zAmpSn] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ; ; there's a strong
    presumption against it  

    3) 

    4) _. ; presumption of innocence  
_____

presumptive

  [prI'zAmptIv] _a. ; ; presumptive
  evidence ,   
_____

presumptuous

  [prI'zAmptjus] _a. ; , , 
_____

presuppose

  [,pri:s'puz] _v.

    1) 

    2)   ,   
_____

presupposition

  [,pri:sAp'zISn] _n. 
_____

pretence

  [prI'tens] _n.

    1) ; under the pretence of  ;  

    2) ; ; on ( under) false pretences  ԣ;
    to make a pretence 

    3) ; ; to make no pretence of smth.  
     -.

    4) 
_____

pretend

  [prI'tend] _v.

    1) ,  ; 

    2) ,   

    3)  ,    

    4)  (to -  -.)

    5) ,  ; to pretend to oneself  
_____

pretended

  [prI'tendId]

    1. _p-p.  pretend

    2. _a. , , 
_____

pretender

  [prI'tend] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  ( ,   ..); the Old (the Young) Pretender
    _.   ()  II
_____

pretense

  [prI'tens] _. = pretence
_____

pretension

  [prI'tenSn] _n.

    1) , ;   (to -  -.)

    2) 
_____

pretentious

  [prI'tenSs] _a.

    1) , 

    2)    
_____

pretentiousness

  [prI'tenSsnIs] _n. 
_____

preterhuman

  [,pri:t'hju:mn] _a. , 
_____

preterit

  ['pretrIt] = preterite
_____

preterite

  ['pretrIt] _n. _.   , 
_____

pretermission

  [,pri:t'mISn] _n.

    1) , ; pretermission of duty   
     

    2) ,  
_____

pretermit

  [,pri:t'mIt] _v.

    1) ,  

    2) ; 

    3) 
_____

preternatural

  [,pri:t'ntSrl] _a. ; 
_____

pretext

  1. _n. ['pri:tekst] , ; on ( under, upon) the pretext
  of ( that)   , 

  2. _v. [prI'tekst]    
_____

prettify

  ['prItIfaI] _v. , 
_____

prettily

  ['prItIlI] _adv. ; 
_____

pretty

  ['prItI]

    1. _a.

      1) , , 

      2) ;  (. _.); a pretty business! 
      !

      3) _. , ; a pretty penny ( sum)
       

      *) to be sitting pretty ,  

    2. _n.

      1): my pretty!  ! ( )

      2) _pl.  , 

      3) _. ,  

    3. _adv. _. , ,    (. 
    .  .); pretty much ,   ; I feel pretty
    sick about it    ; I'm feeling pretty well  
      ; that is pretty much the same thing  
      
_____

pretty-pretty

  ['prItI,prItI] _.

    1. _a.  ; just a pretty-pretty face  

    2. _n. _pl. 
_____

prevail

  [prI'veIl] _v.

    1)  (over),  ;  

    2) , ,  (over)

    3) ,  Σ; 

    #) prevail (up)on , 
_____

prevailing

  [prI'veIlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  prevail

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; ; prevailing
      authorities  ; prevailing attitudes 
      

      2)  Σ
_____

prevalence

  ['prevlns] _n.

    1)  ; Σ

    2) _. , 
_____

prevalent

  ['prevlnt] _a.

    1) () Σ

    2) _. ; 
_____

prevaricate

  [prI'vrIkeIt] _v.  , ,  
_____

prevarication

  [prI,vrI'keISn] _n. ; 
_____

prevaricator

  [prI'vrIkeIt] _n.  ; ,   
_____

prevenance

  ['prevnns] _n. ; 
_____

prevent

  [prI'vent] _v.

    1) , , 

    2) ,  (from - -.);  
_____

preventer

  [prI'vent] _n. _.  (  );
   
_____

prevention

  [prI'venSn] _n. , , ;
  prevention of accidents  

    *) prevention is better than cure _.   
_____

preventive

  [prI'ventIv]

    1. _a.

      1) ; preventive measure  

      2) _. 

      3) ; preventive arrest ( detention) 
      

      4): Preventive Service   

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _.  
_____

preview

  ['pri:vju:] _n.

    1)    ,   ..

    2) ,     

    3)   (-.)
_____

previous

  ['pri:vjs]

    1. _a.

      1) ;  (to); the previous day ; the
      previous night  

      2) _. , , 

      *) Previous Examination      (
       ); the previous question _.  
            (  - 
           ,   -  
          )

    2. _adv.: previous to , , 
_____

previously

  ['pri:vjslI] _adv. , 
_____

previse

  [pri:'vaIz] _v. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

prevision

  [pri:'vIn] _n. 
_____

prey

  [preI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; beast (bird) of prey   ( )

      2) ; to be (to become, to fall) a prey to smth. 
      ()  -.

    2. _v. (. prey on, prey upon)

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3) 

      4) , ; his misfortune preys on his mind 
      ԣ 
_____

price

  [praIs]

    1. _n.

      1) ; above ( beyond, without) price ; at a price 
       

      2) 

      3) , ; at any price  ,      ;
      not at any price   

      4) _attr.: price formation _. ; price maintenance
      _.    ; to be a price leader _.
        ( ,   ..)

    2. _v.  , 
_____

price current

  ['praIs,kArnt] _n. 
_____

price level

  ['praIs,levl] _n.  
_____

price-boom

  ['praIsbu:m] _n.   
_____

price-cutting

  ['praIs,kAtIN] _n.  
_____

price-list

  ['praIslIst] = price current
_____

price-ring

  ['praIsrIN] _n. _.    
    
_____

price-slashing

  ['praIs,slSIN] = price-cutting
_____

price-wave

  ['praIsweIv] _n.  
_____

priced

  [praIst]

    1. _p-p.  price 2

    2. _a. Σ; priced catalogue    
_____

priceless

  ['praIslIs] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) _.  ; , 
_____

pricing

  ['praIsIN]

    1. _pres-p.  price 2

    2. _n.  
_____

prick

  [prIk]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ɣ,  ( )

      3) _. , , 

      4)   ()  ; the pricks of conscience 
      

      5) _.   

      *) to kick against the pricks   ;   
      

    2. _v.

      1) ()

      2) ; ,   ()

      3) , ; my toe is pricking with gout  
          ; my conscience pricked me 
       

      4)  ()

      5)   (   ..); to prick smb. for sheriff
       -.  (    )

      6) _.  (. prick on, prick forward)

      #) prick in, prick off  ;  ; prick
      out ) = prick in, prick off; ) ,  ( 
      )

      *) to prick a ( the) bladder ( bubble)  ,
       (-., -.); to prick up one's ears 
      , 
_____

prick-eared

  ['prIk'Id] _a.

    1)    , 

    2)    (  XVII .)
_____

prick-ears

  ['prIk'Iz] _n. _pl.

    1) ,  

    2) _. "  "
_____

pricker

  ['prIk] _n.

    1)  , ,   ..

    2) , 

    3) , 
_____

pricket

  ['prIkIt] _n.

    1)  

    2) ɣ,    
_____

pricking

  ['prIkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  prick 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

prickle

  ['prIkl]

    1. _n. , ;  (,   ..)

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  , أ
_____

prickly

  ['prIklI] _a.

    1)  , 

    2) 
_____

prickly heat

  ['prIklI'hi:t] _n. _.  ; 
_____

prickly pear

  ['prIklI'pE] _n.  ( )
_____

pride

  [praId]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ; to take (a) pride in smth.
      )  -.;     -.;
      )    -.

      2) ; ; pride of place )  ;
      ) ϣ  

      3)    (. proper pride); false pride
      ; 

      4)  

      5) ,  ;     ; in
      the pride of one's youth   

      *) pride of the morning     ; to put one's
      pride in one's pocket, to swallow one's pride  ;
       

    2. _v. _refl.  (on, upon - -., -.)
_____

priest

  [pri:st] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

priest-ridden

  ['pri:st,rIdn] _a.    ,  
    
_____

priestcraft

  ['pri:stkra:ft] _n.     ;  
   
_____

priestess

  ['pri:stIs] _n. 
_____

priesthood

  ['pri:sthud] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

priestling

  ['pri:stlIN] _n. _. , 
_____

priestly

  ['pri:stlI] _a. ;   ; priestly
  garb 
_____

prig

  [prIg]

    1. _n.

      1) , ;    

      2) _. 

    2. _v. _. 
_____

priggish

  ['prIgIS] _a. ; 
_____

prill

  [prIl] _n. _.

    1) ;   

    2) , 
_____

prim

  [prIm]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) , 

      *) prim and proper ; 

    2. _v.

      1)   ;  

      2): to prim one's lips  
_____

prima donna

  ['pri:m'dOn] _. _n. (_pl. prima donnas) 
_____

primacy

  ['praImsI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

primaeval

  [praI'mi:vl] = primeval
_____

primage

  ['praImId] _n. _.

    1)    (    )

    2) _.    
_____

primal

  ['praIml] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

primarily

  ['praImrIlI] _adv.

    1) , , ,  

    2)  ,  
_____

primary

  ['praImrI]

    1. _n.

      1) -.,   

      2) _. ,  ,  
          

      3)  

      4) _. ,   

      5) _.   ()

      6) _.  

    2. _a.

      1) , ; primary school   
      (   5  11 ); primary rocks _.  ;
      primary products أ; primary producing countries ,
       أ

      2) ; , ; primary colours  ; the
      primary planets ,   ; of primary
      importance  ; primary needs  
      ; primary right 

      3) _. 
_____

primate

  ['praImIt] _n. _. 
_____

primates

  [praI'meIti:z] _n. _pl. _. 
_____

prime

  [praIm]

    1. _n.

      1) ; in the prime of life   

      2)  , 

      3) ; _. ; the prime of the year 

      4) _.  ( )

      5)   ( )

      6) _.  

    2. _a.

      1) ; Prime Minister -

      2) , ; prime advantage  

      3) , ; in prime condition   ;
      prime crop  

      4) , ; prime cause ; prime cost
      _-. ; prime mover _.  ;
      _.  -. ; prime number _.  

    3. _v.

      1) _. ;    

      2)  ();  ()  

      3) _. , 

      4)   ,   ..; ,
        

      5) _. _. 
_____

primely

  ['praImlI] _adv. _. 
_____

primer

  I ['praIm] _n.

    1) ;   

    2) ['prIm] _. great primer   18 ; long primer
    

    3) _. _. 

  II ['praIm] _n. _.  ; , ;
  
_____

primeval

  [praI'mi:vl] _a. 
_____

priming

  ['praImIN]

    1. _pres-p.  prime 3

    2. _n.

      1) _.    

      2) _. , 

      3) _. _. , 
_____

primitive

  ['prImItIv]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) ; , 

      4)  (   ..)

      5) _. 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

      3) _. 

      4) _. 
_____

primness

  ['prImnIs] _n. ; 
_____

primogenitor

  [,praImu'denIt] _n. () , 
_____

primogeniture

  [,praImu'denItS] _n.

    1) 

    2)      
_____

primordial

  [praI'mO:djl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

primp

  [prImp] _v. , 
_____

primrose

  ['prImruz] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) _attr. -֣

    *) Primrose Day 19-  (  ); the primrose path
     
_____

primula

  ['prImjul] _n. _. , 
_____

primus

  ['praIms] _n. 
_____

prince

  [prIns] _n.

    1) ; Prince of Wales  ,  
    

    2) 

    3) _. , 

    4)   (,   ..)

    5) , ,    ..

    *) Prince of Peace ; Prince of the Church ; Prince of
    darkness ( of the air, of the world) ; prince Albert _.
    _.  , ; Hamlet without the Prince of
    Denmark -., ۣ  ,  
_____

princeling

  ['prInslIN] _n. _. ڣ
_____

princely

  ['prInslI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

princess

  I [prIn'ses] _n. ; ; ; princess royal
  ['prInses'rOIl]    

  II [prIn'ses] _n.   
_____

principal

  ['prInspl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; 

      2)  ;    

      3)  ԣ;  

      4) _.  

      5) _.  ,  (,   
      )

      6) _.  

    2. _a.

      1) , ; principal sum  

      2) ; principal staff    

      3) _. ; principal clause  ; principal
      parts of the verb   
_____

principality

  [,prInsI'plItI] _n. ; the Principality 
_____

principally

  ['prInsplI] _adv.  ; 
_____

principle

  ['prInspl] _n.

    1) ; ; ; as a matter of principle  ;
    unanimity principle  ; in principle  ; on
    principle  ; on the principle that   , ; of
    principle ; a question of principle 
    ; man of high(est) principle  ; a man
    of no principles  

    2) ; , 

    3) _.  , 

    4)   (,   ..)
_____

principled

  ['prInspld] _a. ;  ף 
_____

prink

  [prINk] _v.

    1)   ( )

    2) (), ()
_____

print

  [prInt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) , ; small (large, close) print  (,
      ) 

      3) , ; in print )  ; )   ( ,
        ..); out of print ; ; to get
      into print   

      4) , 

      5) (. _.)  ; 

      6) 

      7) _.  ( )

      8)  , 

      9) _attr. 

      10) _attr. ; print hand   

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) 

      3)   

      4) _. () (. print out, print off)

      5)  ()
_____

print-shop

  ['prIntSOp] _n.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

printable

  ['prIntbl] _a.  ,   
_____

printed matter

  ['prIntId,mt] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

printer

  ['prInt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 

    *) to spill printer's ink  ( ); printer's devil
      
_____

printing

  ['prIntIN]

    1. _pres-p.  print 2

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  

      3) 

      4)  
_____

printing-house

  ['prIntINhaus] _n. 
_____

printing-ink

  ['prIntIN'INk] _n. _.  
_____

printing-machine

  ['prIntINm,Si:n] = printing-press
_____

printing-office

  ['prIntIN,OfIs] _n. 
_____

printing-press

  ['prIntINpres] _n.  ;  
_____

print-seller

  ['prInt,sel] _n.    
_____

print-works

  ['prIntw:ks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.   _pl.) 
  
_____

prior

  I ['praI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)  , ; a prior claim   

    3): prior to (.  _prep.) , , ; prior to my
    arrival   

  II ['praI] _n. , 
_____

prioress

  ['praIrIs] _n. 
_____

priority

  [praI'OrItI] _n.

    1) , ; to consider smth. a priority 
    -.  

    2)  , ң; order of priority ң; to
    take priority of... ) ...; ) 
    ...
_____

priory

  ['praIrI] _n. , 
_____

prise

  [praIz] = prize III
_____

prism

  ['prIzm] _n. 
_____

prismatic

  [prIz'mtIk] _a. 
_____

prison

  ['prIzn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _attr. ; prison hospital  ; prison camp
       

    2. _v.

      1) _.   

      2) _. ,  
_____

prison-breaker

  ['prIzn,breIk] _n.   
_____

prison-breaking

  ['prIzn,breIkIN] _n.   
_____

prisoner

  ['prIzn] _n.

    1) ޣ, ;  (. prisoner at the bar);
    prisoner on bail ,   ; prisoner of State
     ;  ޣ

    2) 

    3)  (. prisoner of war)

    4) _. , ۣ  ; he is a prisoner to his
    chair   ()  
_____

prison-house

  ['prIznhaus] _n. _.  ( _.)
_____

pristine

  ['prIstaIn] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ; 
_____

prithee

  ['prII] _int. (_.  I pray thee) _. 
_____

privacy

  ['prIvsI] _n.

    1) , Σ; privacy was impossible  
     

    2) , ; in the privacy of one's thoughts   
_____

private

  ['praIvIt]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; private bill  ,
          ; private industry 
       ; private life  ; private means
       ; private property  ; on private
      account   ; private office  ; private
      (medical) practitioner  ; private secretary
       ; private view   (,
        ..)

      2)     ,  
       ; ; private member  ,
          ; private eye _.
       

      3) Σ

      4) , ; for one's own private ear  ;
      to keep a thing private  -.  

      5)  ( )

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _pl.  

      3): in private ) ; ; )   ; 
       ; ) ,  ,   
_____

privateer

  [,praIv'tI] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)     
_____

privateering

  [,praIv'tIrIN] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.  
_____

privately

  ['praIvItlI] _adv.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

privation

  [praI'veISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ,  (-.)
_____

privative

  ['prIvtIv] _a.

    1)    -.;  -.

    2) _.  (   ..)
_____

privet

  ['prIvIt] _n. _. 
_____

privilege

  ['prIvIlId]

    1. _n. ; ; ; privilege of Parliament
          
    ; bill of privilege    ,    
    ; writ of privilege    - 
     ,    ; to listen
    to him was a privilege     

    2. _v.  ;  ( -.)
_____

privileged

  ['prIvIlIdd]

    1. _p-p.  privilege 2

    2. _a. ; least privileged  

      *) privileged communication ) , ݣ  ;
      ) , ݣ   
_____

privity

  ['prIvItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ̣; ,  (to); with (without)
    the privity  () 
_____

privy

  ['prIvI]

    1. _a.

      1) ; Σ

      2) ݣ (to -  -.); privy to a contract  
      

      3) _. , ; ; ; Privy
      Council  ; privy councillor ( counsellor)  
      

      4): privy parts  

      *) privy purse ) ,     ;
      )      

    2. _n.

      1) _.  

      2) _. 
_____

prize

  I [praIz]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; the International Lenin Peace Prize
         "    "

      2) ; ,  

      3)  ;  ; the prizes of life 
      

      4) _attr. ,  , ; prize poem
      ,  ; prize fellowship ,
         

      5) _attr. ,   (. _.)

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) 

  II [praIz] _n. _.

    1) ; ,    ; to become a prize
    (of)  ; to make (a) prize of... ...; to place
    in prize    

    2) _attr. ; prize proceeding  ; naval
    prize law   

  III [praIz]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. ,     
    (. prize open, prize up)
_____

prize-court

  ['praIzkO:t] _n.  
_____

prize-fight

  ['praIzfaIt] _n.    ( )
_____

prize-fighter

  ['praIz,faIt] _n. ӣ-
_____

prize-fighting

  ['praIz,faItIN] _n.  
_____

prize-holder

  ['praIz,huld] = prizeman
_____

prizeman

  ['praIzmn] _n. ,    ; 
_____

prize-money

  ['praIz,mAnI] _n.  
_____

prize-ring

  ['praIzrIN] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) = prize-fighting
_____

prizewinner

  ['praIz,wIn] _n. ڣ; 
_____

pro

  [pru] _. _.  professional 2
_____

pro and con

  ['prund'kOn]

    1. _adv.   

    2. _n. _pl.  ""  ""
_____

pro rata

  ['pru'ra:t] _adv.  ,  , ; on a
  pro rata basis   
_____

pro tem

  [pru'tem] = pro tempore
_____

pro tempore

  [pru'tempr] _. _adv.  , 
_____

pro-

  [pru] _pref.  : ) ,  , ;
  protariffreform    ; ) 
  ; prorector ,  
_____

proa

  ['pru] _n.  (  )
_____

probability

  [,prOb'bIlItI] _n.

    1) ; in all probability   

    2) 
_____

probable

  ['prObbl]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3) 

    2. _n.  ,    ..
_____

probably

  ['prObblI] _adv. 
_____

probate

  ['prubIt]

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2)   

    2. _v. _.  
_____

probation

  [pr'beISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  

    3) _.     (. )
    

    4) _. ; 
_____

probation officer

  [pr'beISn,OfIs] _n. ,    
  ģ 
_____

probationary

  [pr'beISnrI] _a.

    1) ; probationary sentence  ;
    probationary ward _. 

    2)   ,  
_____

probationer

  [pr'beISn] _n.

    1) ; ֣;    (. probationer member)

    2) _.  ģ 

    3) _. 
_____

probative

  ['prubtIv] _a.

    1) ; good probative evidence   
    

    2)   
_____

probe

  [prub]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _. , 

      3) 

      4)   ; 
      - 

      5) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) _. 

      2) ;  (into)
_____

probity

  ['prubItI] _n. ; 
_____

problem

  ['prOblm] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2)  

    3)  

    4) _. _. 

    5) _attr. ; problem novel  

    6) _attr.: problem child  £
_____

problematic

  [,prOblI'mtIk] = problematical
_____

problematical

  [,prOblI'mtIkl] _a. ; 
_____

problematically

  [,prOblI'mtIklI] _adv. ; 
_____

problemist

  ['prOblImIst] = problematist
_____

problematist

  ['prOblImtIst] _n. ,      (.
  )
_____

proboscidean

  [,prub'sIdIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

proboscidian

  [,prub'sIdIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

proboscis

  [pru'bOsIs] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ()

    3) _.    
_____

procedural

  [pr'sIdrl] _a. 
_____

procedure

  [pr'si:d] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3)   (, )

    4) _. _. 
_____

proceed

  [pr'si:d] _v.

    1)  (); please proceed , 

    2)  ()

    3)  (,   ..; with, in); , 
    (to -  -., .  _inf.);  ( -.); to proceed to go
    to bed  ; he proceeded to give me a good scolding 
      

    4) ; ;  (from); from what direction did
    the shots proceed?   ?

    5) , 

    6)    (against)

    7)    ޣ 
_____

proceeding

  [pr'si:dIN]

    1. _pres-p.  proceed

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; usual proceeding  

      3)    ,  ;
       (. legal proceedings); to take ( to institute)
      legal proceedings (against)   

      4) _pl.  (); 

      5) _pl. ,  ( )
_____

proceeds

  ['prusi:dz] _n. _pl. ,  
_____

process

  1. _n. ['pruses]

    1) ,  ; changes are in process  

    2) , , ; in process of time   

    3) _.  ( ); ;  

    4) _. _. _. 

    5) _.  , ɣ, 

    6) _.  

  2. _v. ['pruses]

    1) _.  

    2)  (-. ) ; 

    3) [pr'ses] _.   

    4) _.   
_____

process cheese

  ['pruses'tSi:z] = processed cheese
_____

processed cheese

  ['prusest'tSi:z] _n.  
_____

processing

  ['prusesIN]

    1. _pres-p.  process 2

    2. _n.

      1) ; automatic data processing  
      

      2)  

      3) _attr.: processing industry  
_____

procession

  [pr'seSn]

    1. _n. , ; _. . , 

    2. _v.   
_____

processional

  [pr'seSnl]

    1. _a.   

    2. _n.

      1)    ( )

      2)  
_____

processionist

  [pr'seSnIst] _n.  
_____

process-server

  ['pruses,s:v] _n.  
_____

proces-verbal

  [pr'seIvE'ba:l] _n. _. (_pl. -verbaux) 
_____

proces-verbaux

  [pr'seIvE'bu] _pl.  proces-verbal
_____

proclaim

  [pr'kleIm] _v.

    1) ; ; 

    2) , 

    3) ,  ( ޣ-.); his manners proclaimed him
    a military man     Σ 

    4)    

    5)  (  ..);   
_____

proclamation

  [,prOkl'meISn] _n.

    1)  ; ; 

    2) , 
_____

proclitic

  [pru'klItIk] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

proclivity

  [pr'klIvItI] _n. ,  (to, towards; .  _inf.)
_____

proconsul

  [pru'kOnsl] _n.

    1)  (  )

    2)  

    3) .  
_____

proconsular

  [pru'kOnsjul] _a. 
_____

proconsulate

  [pru'kOnsjulIt] _n. 
_____

procrastinate

  [pru'krstIneIt] _v.  (   ), 
_____

procrastination

  [pru,krstI'neISn] _n.     ; 
_____

procreate

  ['prukrIeIt] _v.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

procreation

  [,prukrI'eISn] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

proctor

  ['prOkt] _n.

    1) ,  (    )

    2)  (.   )
_____

proctorial

  [prOk'tO:rIl] _a. 
_____

proctorship

  ['prOktSIp] _n. ,  
_____

proctoscope

  ['prOktskup] _n. _. 
_____

procumbent

  [pru'kAmbnt] _a.

    1)  , ԣ

    2) _. ; 
_____

procurable

  [pr'kjurbl] _a. ,   ԣ
_____

procuration

  [,prOkju'reISn] _n.

    1)    

    2) , 

    3) , 

    4) 
_____

procurator

  ['prOkjureIt] _n.

    1) _. ;  

    2) _. 

    3) _-. 
_____

procure

  [pr'kju] _v.

    1) , ; ; 

    2) 

    3) _. _. ; 
_____

procurement

  [pr'kjumnt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (  ..)

    3) 
_____

procurer

  [pr'kjur] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

procuress

  [pr'kjurIs] _n. , 
_____

prod

  [prOd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; a prod with a bayonet  

      2)   ; ,   ..

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) , 
_____

prodigal

  ['prOdIgl]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; prodigal of favours   

      3) , 

      *) the prodigal son _.  

    2. _n. , 
_____

prodigality

  [,prOdI'glItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

prodigally

  ['prOdIglI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

prodigious

  [pr'dIds] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

prodigy

  ['prOdIdI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ң ; an infant prodigy -£, 

    3) _attr.  ң; prodigy violinist 
    
_____

prodrome

  ['prudrum] _n.

    1)   ,      ;
    ,  

    2) _. ,   ; 
    
_____

produce

  1. _n. ['prOdju:s]

    1) , , 

    2) 

  2. _v. [pr'dju:s]

    1) , ; ; ; to produce woollen
    goods   

    2) ,  ()

    3)  (, )

    4) ,  ; hard work produces success  
      

    5) , ; to produce reasons  ; to
    produce one's ticket  

    6) _.  ()
_____

producer

  [pr'dju:s] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) ӣ-; 

    3) _.    ;  

    4) _. (-)

    5): producer's goods )   ;
    ) _. _.  

    6) _attr. 
_____

producible

  [pr'dju:sbl] _a.   ģ; 
_____

product

  ['prOdAkt] _n.

    1) ; ; , 

    2) , 

    3) _. 

    4) _.  
_____

production

  [pr'dAkSn] _n.

    1) ; ; production on a commercial scale
       

    2) ; 

    3) ; , 

    4) () ;  (, )

    5) _attr. ; production standard  ;
    production workers  (   )
_____

productive

  [pr'dAktIv] _a.

    1) , ; ; productive population
     ,   ; productive capacity
    ,  

    2) 

    3) 

    4) ,    (of)

    5)  ( )
_____

productivity

  [,prOdAk'tIvItI] _n. , ; 
  , ; labour productivity  ;
  productivity of land 
_____

proem

  ['pruem] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) ; 
_____

prof

  [prOf] _. _.  professor 1)
_____

profanation

  [,prOf'neISn] _n. ; , 
_____

profane

  [pr'feIn]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) ݣ

      3) , 

      4) 

    2. _v. ; 
_____

profanity

  [pr'fnItI] _n. ; 
_____

profess

  [pr'fes] _v.

    1)  (), 

    2)  ()

    3)  ( ޣ  ..)

    4) , 

    5)  -. ,   

    6) , 

    7) (. _pass.)    
_____

professed

  [pr'fest]

    1. _p-p.  profess

    2. _a.

      1) ,  

      2) 
_____

professedly

  [pr'fesIdlI] _adv. , ;   
_____

profession

  [pr'feSn] _n.

    1) ; the learned professions , , ;
    liberal professions  

    2)  -. ; the profession _. _. ԣ

    3)  (    ..)

    4) 

    5)    ; 
_____

professional

  [pr'feSnl]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2)    ; the professional classes
      ,   ..

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) -
_____

professionalism

  [pr'feSnlIzm] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

professionalize

  [pr'feSnlaIz] _v.  (-. )  
_____

professionally

  [pr'feSnlI] _adv. ;  ; we consulted him
  professionally       
_____

professor

  [pr'fes] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) 

    3)  ()
_____

professorate

  [pr'fesrIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

professorial

  [,prOfe'sO:rIl] _a. 
_____

professoriate

  [,prOfe'sO:rIIt] _n. _. 
_____

professorship

  [pr'fesSIp] _n. 
_____

proffer

  ['prOf]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

proficiency

  [pr'fISnsI] _n. ; , 
_____

proficient

  [pr'fISnt]

    1. _a. , , 

    2. _n. , 
_____

profile

  ['prufaIl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3)   

      4) _.  , 

      5) _attr. _. 

    2. _v.

      1)   ;   ,  

      2)   ;  

      3) _. ;   
_____

profiling machine

  ['prufaIlINm'Si:n] _n.  
_____

profit

  ['prOfIt]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to make a profit on   

      2) ( _pl.) , ; , ; gross (net) profit
       () 

      3) _attr.: profit margin  ; profit motive ;
       

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  ; it profits little to advise him
         

      2) ,  ,  (by - -.)

      3)  
_____

profitable

  ['prOfItbl] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) ; 
_____

profitably

  ['prOfItblI] _adv. ;  ,  
_____

profiteer

  [,prOfI'tI]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v. 
_____

profiteering

  [,prOfI'tIrIN] _n. ; 
_____

profit-seeking

  ['prOfIt,si:kIN] _n. ,   
_____

profit-sharing

  ['prOfIt,SErIN] _n.      
_____

profligacy

  ['prOflIgsI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

profligate

  ['prOflIgIt]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 
_____

profound

  [pr'faund]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; 

      2) , ; profound ignorance  

      3) 

      4) ,  (  ..)

    2. _n. _. , 
_____

profoundness

  [pr'faundnIs] = profundity
_____

profundity

  [pr'fAndItI] _n.

    1) () 

    2) 
_____

profuse

  [pr'fju:s] _a.

    1) ,  (-.)

    2) ;  (in)
_____

profusely

  [pr'fju:slI] _adv. , ; 
_____

profusion

  [pr'fju:n] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2)  

    3) , 
_____

prog

  I [prOg] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2)      

    3) _.  ( )

  II [prOg] _. _. . proctor 1)
_____

progenitive

  [pru'denItIv] _a.   
_____

progenitor

  [pru'denIt] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) 

    3) , 

    4) _.  
_____

progenitress

  [pru'denItrIs] _n. ;  
_____

progenitrix

  [pru'denItrIks] _n. ;  
_____

progeny

  ['prOdInI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , 

    3) , 

    4) _.  
_____

prognathous

  [prOg'neIs] _a.

    1)   , 

    2)  ( )
_____

prognoses

  [prOg'nusi:z] _pl.  prognosis
_____

prognosis

  [prOg'nusIs] _n. (_pl. -ses) 
_____

prognostic

  [prg'nOstIk]

    1. _a.  ; 

    2. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) , 
_____

prognosticate

  [prg'nOstIkeIt] _v. , 
_____

prognostication

  [prg,nOstI'keISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

program

  ['prugrm]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3)  (  ..); what is the program? _. , 
      ͣ?; a full program  ,   ..

      4) _attr. 

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2) 
_____

program-music

  ['prugrm,mju:zIk] _n.  
_____

programme

  ['prugrm] = program
_____

progress

  1. _n. ['prugrs]

    1) , ;  ң

    2) , ; to make progress  

    3) , , ; to be in progress ,  
     ,  ; changes are in progress 
    ; preparations are in progress  

    4) 

    5) _. , 

    6) _.    

  2. _v. [pru'gres]

    1) , ; 

    2)  ң

    3)  
_____

progression

  [pru'greSn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  (  ..)

    3) _. 

    4) _. 
_____

progressionist

  [pru'greSnIst] _n. ; , ģ  
  ;  ;  
_____

progressist

  [pru'gresIst] _n. ; , ģ  
  ;  ;  
_____

progressive

  [pru'gresIv]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2)  ( ); progressive rotation
      - 

      3) 

      4) 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) (Progressive)   
_____

prohibit

  [pr'hIbIt] _v.

    1) 

    2) ,  (from)
_____

prohibition

  [,pruI'bISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)    ,  
_____

prohibitionist

  [,pruI'bISnIst] _n.     
_____

prohibitive

  [pr'hIbItIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) ,   ( ,   ..)
_____

prohibitory

  [pr'hIbItrI] = prohibitive
_____

project

  1. _n. ['prOdekt]

    1) , ;  (  ..)

    2)  ,  

  2. _v. [pr'dekt]

    1) ;  , 

    2) ,  (,    ..)

    3) ,  ()

    4) , 

    5) _refl.   (   ..)
_____

projectile

  1. _n. ['prOdIktaIl] () ; 

  2. _a. [pr'dektaIl] 
_____

projection

  [pr'dekSn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) , ; ͣ

    4) 

    5) ,  

    6) _. _.  
_____

projector

  [pr'dekt] _n.

    1) ;  , 

    2) ԣ

    3)  

    4) 

    5) _. ͣ; ͣ; ͣ
_____

prolapse

  ['prulps] _.

    1. _n. ,  (-. )

    2. _v. 
_____

prolapsus

  ['prulpss] = prolapse 1)
_____

prolate

  ['pruleIt] _a.

    1)  ( ); 

    2)  Σ
_____

prolegomena

  [,prule'gOmIn] _n. _pl. ,  
_____

proletarian

  [,prulI'tErIn]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

proletarianization

  [,prulItErInaI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

proletariat

  [,prulI'tErIt] _n. 
_____

proletariate

  [,prulI'tErIt] _n. 
_____

proletary

  ['prulItrI] = proletarian
_____

proliferate

  [pru'lIfreIt] _v.

    1) _. , ,  ԣ
    

    2)  (   ..)

    3)  
_____

proliferation

  [pru,lIf'reISn] _n.

    1) _. , ,  ԣ 

    2) ; proliferation of nuclear weapons 
     

    3)  ; proliferation of radio frequencies 
    
_____

proliferous

  [pru'lIfrs] _a. _. 
_____

prolific

  [pru'lIfIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  (in, of - -.)
_____

prolificacy

  [pru'lIfIksI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

prolix

  ['prulIks] _a.

    1) ; , ; 

    2) () 
_____

prolixity

  [pru'lIksItI] _n. ; , 
_____

prolocutor

  [pru'lOkjut] _n.  (.  )
_____

prologize

  ['prulgaIz] _v.    
_____

prologue

  ['prulOg] _n. 
_____

prolong

  [pru'lON] _v.

    1) , , 

    2) ,  
_____

prolongation

  [,prulON'geISn] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) ,  (  ..)
_____

prolonged

  [pru'lONd]

    1. _p-p.  prolong

    2. _a. , ; prolonged visit 
    
_____

prolusion

  [pru'lju:n] _n.

    1)  ,  ()

    2)  ;  
_____

promenade

  [,prOmI'na:d]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)   

      3) _.  

      4) _attr.: promenade deck  ; promenade concert ,
              ,  
      

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2)  ,   
_____

prominence

  ['prOmInns] _n.

    1) 

    2) , , 

    3)  ; ; to gain prominence ,
     ; to rise to prominence   

    4) = protuberance 2)
_____

prominency

  ['prOmInnsI] = prominence 1), 2)  3)
_____

prominent

  ['prOmInnt] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , 

    3) , , 
_____

promiscuity

  [,prOmIs'kju:ItI] _n.

    1) ; ۣ

    2) 

    3) ,  ( ,   ..)

    4) 
_____

promiscuous

  [pr'mIskjus] _a.

    1) ; ۣ; 

    2) ,  ( ,   ..)

    3) _. 
_____

promise

  ['prOmIs]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to give ( to make) a promise ; to keep one's
      promise  ,  ; to break ( to go
      back on) one's promise   

      2) ; a young man of promise  
      ; a pupil of promise in music ,  
        ; to give ( to show) promise  ; to
      hold out promises , 

      *) the land of promise _.  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) _. ; I promise you  

      3)  , 
_____

promised

  ['prOmIst]

    1. _p-p.  promise 2

    2. _a. ; the promised land = the land of promise {. promise
    1}
_____

promisee

  [,prOmI'si:] _n. _. ,   
_____

promising

  ['prOmIsIN]

    1. _pres-p.  promise 2

    2. _a. ,  
_____

promisor

  ['prOmIs] _n. ,    
_____

promissory

  ['prOmIsrI] _a.      ;
  promissory note  ; 
_____

promontory

  ['prOmntrI] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

promote

  [pr'mut] _v.

    1) ; ;     ; he was promoted
    major ( to the rank of major)    ; to
    promote legation to the status of an embassy 
       

    2) , , ; 
    ,   ..; to promote general welfare
       

    3) , ; 

    4)     ()

    5) _.  ()
_____

promoter

  [pr'mut] _n.

    1) ,   ,   (-.); , 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

promotion

  [pr'muSn] _n.

    1) ; , , 

    2)   ;   ;   

    3)  ()   
_____

promotion man

  [pr'muSnmn] _n. , 
_____

prompt

  I [prOmpt]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; 

      2)    ; prompt assistance 
      

      3)    ; for prompt cash 
       ޣ

    2. _adv.

      1) 

      2) ; 

  II [prOmpt]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; ;  (  ..)

      2) 

      3) _. 
_____

prompt side

  ['prOmptsaId] _n.

    1)  ( ԣ)  

    2) _.  ( ԣ)  
_____

prompt-book

  ['prOmptbuk] _n. ̣  
_____

prompt-box

  ['prOmptbOks] _n. ̣ 
_____

prompter

  ['prOmpt] _n.

    1) ̣

    2) _. 

    3) ,   
_____

prompting

  ['prOmptIN]

    1. _pres-p.  prompt II, 2

    2. _n. 
_____

promptitude

  ['prOmptItju:d] _n. , ; ; promptitude in
  paying   
_____

promptly

  ['prOmptlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

promulgate

  ['prOmlgeIt] _v.

    1) , , ; 

    2) , 
_____

promulgation

  [,prOml'geISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

prone

  [prun] _a.

    1) () ; ԣ; to fall prone  

    2) , 

    3) (. _predic.) ; he is prone to prompt action  
      ; prone to anger 
_____

prong

  [prON]

    1. _n.

      1)  (  ..); 

      2) ң 

      3) _-. ;  

    2. _v.

      1) ,  

      2) 
_____

pronged

  [prONd]

    1. _p-p.  prong 2

    2. _a. ֣ , ɣ  ..
_____

pronominal

  [pru'nOmInl] _a. _. 
_____

pronoun

  ['prunaun] _n. _. 
_____

pronounce

  [pr'nauns] _v.

    1) ; ; ; to pronounce a sentence
     ; to pronounce a curse (upon) 

    2)  (on - ; for - ; against - )

    3) , 
_____

pronounceable

  [pr'naunsbl] _a. 
_____

pronounced

  [pr'naunst]

    1. _p-p.  pronounce

    2. _a.

      1)  

      2) , ̣, ; pronounced tendency  
_____

pronouncedly

  [pr'naunstlI] _adv.

    1) ̣, 

    2) ޣ; 
_____

pronouncement

  [pr'naunsmnt] _n.

    1) ,  (  )

    2)  ; 
_____

pronouncing

  [pr'naunsIN]

    1. _pres-p.  pronounce

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , 

      3) _attr.: pronouncing dictionary  ,  
       
_____

pronto

  ['prOntu] _adv. _. _. ,  
_____

pronunciation

  [pr,nAnsI'eISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ;  
_____

proof

  [pru:f]

    1. _n.

      1) ; this requires no proof   
      

      2)  

      3) ; ; to put smth. to the proof  -.,
       -. 

      4)    ; above (under) proof 
      ()  

      5) 

      6) _. 

      7) ; ;   ( )

    2. _a.

      1)  (against); 

      2) ,   (  ..)

      3)   ( )

    3. _v.    . {. 2}
_____

proof-read

  ['pru:fri:d] _v. _.  , 
_____

proof-reader

  ['pru:f,ri:d] _n. ; proof-reader's mark _. 
  
_____

proof-reading

  ['pru:f,ri:dIN]

    1. _pres-p.  proof-read

    2. _n.  
_____

proof-room

  ['pru:frum] _n. 
_____

proof-sheet

  ['pru:fSi:t] _n.  , 
_____

prop

  I [prOp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; 

      2) , ; he is the prop of his parents   
       

    2. _v. (. prop up)

      1) ;  

      2) , 

  II [prOp] _. _. _. . proposition 3

  III [prOp] _. _. _. . propeller

  IV [prOp] _. _. _. . property 4)
_____

propaedeutic

  [,prupi:'dju:tIk] = propaedeutical
_____

propaedeutical

  [,prupi:'dju:tIkl] _a. , 
_____

propaedeutics

  [,prupi:'dju:tIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) , 
  
_____

propaganda

  [,prOp'gnd] _n. 
_____

propagandist

  [,prOp'gndIst] _n. 
_____

propagandize

  [,prOp'gndaIz] _v. ,  
_____

propagate

  ['prOpgeIt] _v.

    1) (); ; to propagate by seeds 
    

    2) ()

    3)    (, )

    4) _.   , ()
_____

propagation

  [,prOp'geISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  (. _.); propagation of sound 
    
_____

propel

  [pr'pel] _v.

    1)  ң; ;   

    2) , , , 
_____

propellent

  [pr'pelnt]

    1. _n.

      1) _.   

      2)  

    2. _a.

      1) ,  

      2) 
_____

propeller

  [pr'pel] _n.

    1) 

    2) ;    

    3) _attr. ; propeller turbine  
_____

propelling

  [pr'pelIN]

    1. _pres-p.  propel

    2. _a. ; 
_____

propensity

  [pr'pensItI] _n. ,  (to -  -.); 
  (for -  -.)
_____

proper

  ['prOp] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ; ; ; in the proper way
     

    3) , ; proper behaviour  

    4) , 

    5) ̣    ; architecture proper
        

    6) _. , ; he was in a proper rage   
     

    7) _. ; with my own proper eyes  
    

    8) _. 

    9) _. ; proper name ( noun)  
_____

properly

  ['prOplI] _adv.

    1)  ;  ; 

    2) ; 

    3) _. ; 

    4) ;    ; properly speaking 
    ;  
_____

propertied

  ['prOptId] _a.  ; ; the propertied classes
   
_____

property

  ['prOptI] _n.

    1) ; ; ; a property 
    , ; ; a man of property ; 

    2) _. ; the news soon became a common property 
       

    3) , ; the chemical properties of iron 
     

    4) (. _pl.) _. _. ; 

    5) _attr. ; property qualification  ;
    property tax  
_____

property-man

  ['prOptImn] _n. , 
_____

property-master

  ['prOptI,ma:st] = property-man
_____

property-owning

  ['prOptI'unIN] _a. 
_____

property-room

  ['prOptIrum] _n. , 
_____

prophecy

  ['prOfIsI] _n. 
_____

prophesy

  ['prOfIsaI] _v. , 
_____

prophet

  ['prOfIt] _n.

    1) ; the Prophets    

    2)  (  ..)

    3) 

    4) _. "" ( )
_____

prophetess

  ['prOfItIs] _n. 
_____

prophetic

  [pr'fetIk] = prophetical
_____

prophetical

  [pr'fetIkl] _a. 
_____

prophylactic

  [,prOfI'lktIk]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n.  ;  
_____

prophylaxis

  [,prOfI'lksIs] _n. 
_____

prophylaxy

  ['prOfIlksI] = prophylaxis
_____

propinquity

  [pr'pINkwItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

propitiate

  [pr'pISIeIt] _v.

    1) , , 

    2) 
_____

propitiation

  [pr,pISI'eISn] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) _. ,  
_____

propitiator

  [pr'pISIeIt] _n. ; 
_____

propitiatory

  [pr'pISItrI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

propitious

  [pr'pISs] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; ; propitious weather  
_____

propolis

  ['prOplIs] _n. ,  
_____

propone

  [pr'pun] _v. _.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

proponent

  [pr'punnt] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  -.  
_____

proportion

  [pr'pO:Sn]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  

      2)  , , ; in
      proportion to ; ; out of proportion to
      , ; 

      3) _pl. ()

      4) , 

      5) _. ,  

    2. _v.

      1)  (to -  -.)

      2) 
_____

proportionable

  [pr'pO:Snbl] _. = proportional
_____

proportional

  [pr'pO:Snl]

    1. _a. ; proportional representation 
     

    2. _n. _.  
_____

proportionality

  [pr,pO:S'nlItI] _n. 
_____

proportionate

  [pr'pO:SnIt]

    1. _a. ,  (to)

    2. _v. ,  
_____

proposal

  [pr'puzl] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  ( )

    3) _.  ( )
_____

propose

  [pr'puz] _v.

    1) ;  ; to propose smb.'s health
       -.; to propose a riddle  ;
    the object I propose to myself ,    

    2) , ; I propose to make a journey this summer
       

    3)   ( ; to)

    4)  (  )
_____

proposer

  [pr'puz] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

proposition

  [,prOp'zISn] _n.

    1) ; , 

    2) , 

    3) _. 

    4) _. 

    5) _. , 

    *) he's a tough proposition     
_____

propound

  [pr'paund] _v.

    1)   

    2) _.    
_____

propraetor

  [pru'pri:t] _n. _-. 
_____

proprietary

  [pr'praItrI]

    1. _a.

      1) ;  -. ; ;
      proprietary rights  

      2) ; proprietary medicine  ,
      

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) , 

      3)   (. the proprietary classes)

      4)  
_____

proprietor

  [pr'praIt] _n. , ; 
_____

proprietorship

  [pr'praItSIp] _n. 
_____

proprietress

  [pr'praItrIs] _n. , ; 
_____

propriety

  [pr'praItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; the proprieties 

    3) _.  
_____

props

  [prOps] _n. _pl. (_.  properties) _. _. ,
  
_____

propulsion

  [pr'pAlSn] _n.

    1) ,  ң; 

    2)   (. _.)

    3)  
_____

propulsive

  [pr'pAlsIv] _a.   ; , ;
  propulsive force _.  
_____

prorate

  1. _n. ['prureIt] _.  

  2. _v. [pru'reIt] (. _.)  
_____

prorogation

  [,prur'geISn] _n.

    1)        

    2) _. 
_____

prorogue

  [pr'rug] _v.

    1)     

    2) _. , 
_____

prosaic

  [pru'zeIIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ; prosaic speaker  
_____

prosaically

  [pru'zeIIklI] _adv. 
_____

prosaism

  ['pruzeIIzm] _n. 
_____

prosaist

  ['pruzeIIst] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  
_____

proscenia

  [pru'si:nj] _pl.  proscenium
_____

proscenium

  [pru'si:njm] _n. (_pl. -ia)

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

proscribe

  [prus'kraIb] _v.

    1)   ; ; 

    2)   

    3) _.  ( )
_____

proscription

  [prus'krIpSn] _n.

    1)   ; ; 

    2) _. 
_____

prose

  [pruz]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; the prose of existence  

      3) _attr. 

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2)  

      3)   
_____

prosector

  [pru'sekt] _n. 
_____

prosecute

  ['prOsIkju:t] _v.

    1) , ; ;  (  ..); to
    prosecute an inquiry  

    2)   ; to prosecute a claim for damages
       

    3)    
_____

prosecution

  [,prOsI'kju:Sn] _n.

    1) ; ;  (of -  -.); prosecution of war
     

    2)  

    3) _.  

    4) (the prosecution)  (   ); to
    appear for the prosecution       
    
_____

prosecutor

  ['prOsIkju:t] _n.

    1) ; public prosecutor ; prosecutor's office
    

    2) 
_____

proselyte

  ['prOsIlaIt]

    1. _n. ݣ, 

    2. _v. = proselytize
_____

proselytize

  ['prOsIlItaIz] _v.    
_____

prosify

  ['pruzIfaI] _v.

    1)   

    2)  

    3)  , 
_____

prosit

  ['prusIt] _. _int.  (أ)   !
_____

prosody

  ['prOsdI] _n. 
_____

prosopopoeia

  [,prOspu'pi:j] _n. _. ; 
_____

prospect

  1. _n. ['prOspekt]

    1) ; ; 

    2) ( _pl.) ; ,   ; in prospect 
    ,  ; what are your prospects for tomorrow? 
       ?; no prospects of success  
     ; a man of no prospects ,     

    3)  ,   ..

    4) _. _. , 

  2. _v. [prs'pekt]

    1) ;  ; ; to prospect for gold
     

    2)   (   ..)
_____

prospective

  [prs'pektIv] _a.

    1) ; ; ; my prospective partner 
     Σ

    2)   ,  
_____

prospector

  [prs'pekt] _n. _. , ; ; 
_____

prospectus

  [prs'pekts] _n. (_pl. -es [prs'pektsIz])  (, ,
   ,    ..)
_____

prosper

  ['prOsp] _v.

    1) , , 

    2) 
_____

prosperity

  [prOs'perItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) _pl. _.  
_____

prosperous

  ['prOsprs] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; , 

    3) , 

    4) ;  ( )
_____

prostate

  ['prOsteIt] _n. _.  ,  (. prostate
  gland)
_____

prosthesis

  ['prOsIsIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

prosthetic

  [prOs'etIk] _a. ; prosthetic appliance 
_____

prostitute

  ['prOstItju:t]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ,  ; ,   

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) 
_____

prostitution

  [,prOstI'tju:Sn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

prostrate

  1. _a. ['prOstreIt]

    1) ԣ;  

    2) ; 

    3) ֣, ;  ; prostrate with grief
     

    4) _. 

  2. _v. [prOs'treIt]

    1)  

    2) , , 

    3) _refl.  ; 

    4)  ( ,   ..)
_____

prostration

  [prOs'treISn] _n.

    1) ԣ 

    2) ;  ; 

    3)  
_____

prostyle

  ['prustaIl] _n. _. 
_____

prosy

  ['pruzI] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) 
_____

protactinium

  [,prutk'tInIm] _n. _. 
_____

protagonist

  [pru'tgnIst] _n.

    1)  ;   

    2) ԣ,   

    3) , , , 
_____

protases

  ['prOtsIz] _pl.  protasis
_____

protasis

  ['prOtsIs] _n. (_pl. -ses) _. 
_____

protean

  [pru'ti:n] _a.

    1)  ; , 

    2) _. _.    (  )
_____

protect

  [pr'tekt] _v.

    1)  (from - ; against - ); ; 

    2) _.   
_____

protection

  [pr'tekSn] _n.

    1) , ; ; 

    2) 

    3)  ; ; 

    4) _. 

    *) to live under the protection of smb.  -. 
_____

protectionism

  [pr'tekSnIzm] _n. _. 
_____

protectionist

  [pr'tekSnIst] _n.  
_____

protective

  [pr'tektIv] _a.

    1) ; ; protective covering (device) 
     (); protective barrage _.  

    2) _. , , ; ;
    protective tariff  

    3) _. _. protective colouration ( colouring)
    ,  
_____

protector

  [pr'tekt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _.  

    4) (Protector) _.  (     
    ; . Lord Protector)

    5)  ; ; 

    6) _. 
_____

protectorate

  [pr'tektrIt] _n. 
_____

protectorship

  [pr'tektSIp] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

protectory

  [pr'tektrI] _n.      
  
_____

protectress

  [pr'tektrIs] _n. , 
_____

protege

  ['pruteeI] _n. _. (_. -ee) 
_____

protegee

  ['pruteeI] _.  protege
_____

protein

  ['pruti:n] _n. _. , 
_____

protest

  1. _n. ['prutest]

    1) ; to enter ( to lodge, to make) a protest 
    ; under protest ,  

    2) _. ,  ()

    3) _.  

  2. _v. [pr'test]

    1) , ;   (against)

    2) _.  ()

    3) _.  ; to protest one's innocence  
     

    4) _. , ; I protest I'm sick of the whole business
     ,  ӣ  
_____

protestantize

  ['prOtIstntaIz] _v. _.

    1)   

    2)  
_____

protestation

  [,prutes'teISn] _n.

    1)   (of - ; that)

    2) _. ,  (against)
_____

protista

  [pru'tIst] _n. _pl. _. ,  
  
_____

protocol

  ['prutkOl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. ;     ;
        

      3) (the Protocol)   (   
      ..)

      4)   

    2. _v. ,  ,   
_____

proton

  ['prutOn] _n. _. 
_____

protoplasm

  ['prutuplzm] _n. _. 
_____

protoplasmatic

  [,prutuplz'mtIk] = protoplasmic
_____

protoplasmic

  [,prutu'plzmIk] _a. _. 
_____

protoplast

  ['prutuplst] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  

    3) _. 
_____

protoplastic

  [,prutu'plstIk] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 
_____

prototype

  ['prututaIp] _n. 
_____

protoxide

  [pru'tOksaId] _n. _. 
_____

protozoa

  [,prutu'zu] _n. _pl. _. ,  
   
_____

protozoology

  [,prutuzu'OldI] _n. 
_____

protract

  [pr'trkt] _v.

    1) ; ; 

    2)  ()

    3) _. 
_____

protracted

  [pr'trktId]

    1. _p-p.  protract

    2. _a. ; , 
_____

protractedly

  [pr'trktIdlI] _adv. 
_____

protractile

  [pr'trktaIl] _a. _.   (  ..)
_____

protraction

  [pr'trkSn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)     ԣ; 

    3)   
_____

protractor

  [pr'trkt] _n.

    1) _. ; 

    2) _.  , 

    3) _.       
_____

protrude

  [pr'tru:d] _v.

    1) ()

    2) , 
_____

protruding

  [pr'tru:dIN]

    1. _pres-p.  protrude

    2. _a.

      1) ,  ң, ; protruding eyes 
      

      2)  
_____

protrusion

  [pr'tru:n] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

protrusive

  [pr'tru:sIv] _a.  ң; , 
_____

protuberance

  [pr'tju:brns] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. , ; _. 

    3) _. 
_____

protuberant

  [pr'tju:brnt] _a. ,  ң
_____

proud

  [praud] _a.

    1) ;   ; the proud father 
    ; to be proud  (of, . c _inf.)

    2) , , , 

    3) ; , 

    4) _. , ; proud steed  

    5)  (  ); ; proud sea 
    

    6): proud flesh      ;
     

    *) to do smb. proud   -.; you do me proud 
      
_____

proudly

  ['praudlI] _adv. ;  ; 
_____

proud-spirited

  ['praud'spIrItId] _a. , , 
_____

proud-stomached

  ['praud'stAmkt] _a. , , 
_____

prove

  [pru:v] _v.

    1) ; ; 

    2) , 

    3) ; the play proved a success   

    4) _. 

    5) _.  ()

    6) _.   

    #) prove out ()
_____

proven

  ['pru:vn] _a. ; not proven _. _. () 
  
_____

provenance

  ['prOvInns] _n. ; 
_____

provender

  ['prOvInd] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

provenience

  [pru'vi:nIns] = provenance
_____

proverb

  ['prOvb] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl.   

    3)  (. -. ); he is avaricious to a
    proverb     

    4): the Book of Proverbs _.   

    *) to a proverb ,   
_____

proverbial

  [pr'v:bjl] _a.   ; ; 
_____

provide

  [pr'vaId] _v.

    1) ; ; he has a large family to provide for 
      

    2) , ; his father provided him with a good
    education     

    3)   (against -  -.);  (for)

    4) , (); to provide an excuse ()
     

    5)   (that)
_____

provided

  I [pr'vaIdId]

    1. _p-p.  provide

    2. _a.

      1) , ֣

      2) ; provided by the rules  

      3): provided school  ,    
      

  II [pr'vaIdId] _cj. ( provided that)  ,  , 
   , 
_____

providence

  ['prOvIdns] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) (Providence) 
_____

provident

  ['prOvIdnt] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ޣ; 
_____

providential

  [,prOvI'denSl] _a.

    1) ; ̣

    2) , 
_____

providently

  ['prOvIdntlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) ޣ
_____

provider

  [pr'vaId] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

providing

  I [pr'vaIdIN] _pres-p.  provide

  II [pr'vaIdIN] = provided II
_____

province

  ['prOvIns] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _pl. , ; the provinces    
    

    3)  (  ..);  , ; it is out
    of my province    

    4)  

    *) the Provinces _. 
_____

provincial

  [pr'vInSl]

    1. _a. ; ; 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. 
_____

provincialism

  [pr'vInSlIzm] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  
_____

provinciality

  [pr,vInSI'lItI] _n. 
_____

provincialize

  [pr'vInSlaIz] _v. () 
_____

provision

  [pr'vIn]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to make ample provision for one's family
        

      2) , 

      3) _pl. ;  

      4) ,  (  ..); ; to agree on
      the following provisions      

      5)   (for, against); to make provisions
      , 

    2. _v.  
_____

provisional

  [pr'vInl] _a.

    1) ; provisional government  

    2) , 
_____

proviso

  [pr'vaIzu] _n. (_pl. -os, -oes [pr'vaIzuz]) ;  (
  )
_____

provisory

  [pr'vaIzrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

provitamin

  [pru'vaItmIn] _n. 
_____

provocation

  [,prOv'keISn] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

provocative

  [pr'vOktIv]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; 

      2) 

      3)  (of - -.); ; 

      4) 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

provoke

  [pr'vuk] _v.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) , 

    4) 
_____

provoking

  [pr'vukIN]

    1. _pres-p.  provoke

    2. _a. ; ; ; provoking behaviour
     ; how provoking!  !,  !
_____

provost

  ['prOvst] _n.

    1)  (    )

    2)  (  )

    3) _. 

    4) _.   

    5) [pr'vu] _.   

    6) _attr. -; provost marshal  
    ; provost prison  ; provost corps  ,
     
_____

prow

  [prau] _n.

    1)  (, ̣)

    2) _. , ޣ
_____

prowess

  ['prauIs] _n. , , 
_____

prowl

  [praul]

    1. _v.

      1) , ,  (  ; . prowl about)

      2)  

      3) ģ

    2. _n.: on the prowl ; to take a prowl round the streets
       
_____

prowl car

  ['praulka:] _n. _.   
_____

prowler

  ['praul] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ģ
_____

proximate

  ['prOksImIt] _a. ; ; 
_____

proximity

  [prOk'sImItI] _n. ; proximity of blood  
_____

proximo

  ['prOksImu] _. _a.  ; on the 10th proximo 10-
    
_____

proxy

  ['prOksI] _n.

    1) ;  ; ; by proxy 
    ; to vote by proxy )   ; ) 
      ( )

    2) ,  , ; to be ( to stand)
    proxy for smb.  -. 

    3) _attr. , ۣ,   
_____

prude

  [pru:d] _n.

    1) ;    ,   

    2) ,  
_____

prudence

  ['pru:dns] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) ޣ, 
_____

prudent

  ['pru:dnt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) ޣ, 
_____

prudential

  [pru:'denSl]

    1. _a.  , 

    2. _n. (. _pl.)  ;  
_____

prudery

  ['pru:drI] _n.  ;  
_____

prudish

  ['pru:dIS] _a.    ,    ; 
_____

prune

  I [pru:n] _n.

    1) 

    2) - 

    *) prunes and prism(s)   

  II [pru:n] _v.

    1) ;  (  ..)

    2)  (  ..)

    3)  (  ),  (. prune away,
    prune down)
_____

prunella

  [pru'nel] _n.  ()
_____

prurience

  ['prurIns] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) 
_____

pruriency

  ['prurInsI] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) 
_____

prurient

  ['prurInt] _a. 
_____

prussic acid

  ['prAsIk'sId] _n.  
_____

pry

  I [praI]

    1. _n.

      1)  (_. . Paul Pry)

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ( pry about, pry into)

      2)    ; 

      3)   (  ; . pry into)

      #) pry out , 

  II [praI]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1) , ,     
      

      2)   
_____

psalm

  [sa:m] _n. 
_____

psalmist

  ['sa:mIst] _n. 
_____

psalmody

  ['slmdI] _n.  
_____

psalter

  ['sO:lt] _n. 
_____

psaltery

  ['sO:ltrI] _n.  ( _.   )
_____

pseud-

  ['psju:du] = pseudo-
_____

pseudo-

  ['psju:du] _pref. -, -
_____

pseudomorphism

  ['psju:du'mO:fIzm] _n. _. 
_____

pseudonym

  ['psju:dnIm] _n. 
_____

pseudonymous

  [psju:'dOnIms] _a.     
_____

pshaw

  [pSO:]

    1. _int. !, !, ! (   )

    2. _v.  ,  ( pshaw at)
_____

psittacosis

  [,psIt'kusIs] _n. _.  , 
_____

psora

  ['psur] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) = psoriasis
_____

psoriasis

  [psO'raIsIs] _n. _. 
_____

psyche

  I ['saIkI] _n. , 

  II ['saIkI] _n.    , 
_____

psychiatric

  [,saIkI'trIk] = psychiatrical
_____

psychiatrical

  [,saIkI'trIkl] _a. 
_____

psychiatrist

  [saI'kaItrIst] _n. 
_____

psychiatry

  [saI'kaItrI] _n. 
_____

psychic

  ['saIkIk]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

      3)  ,   ..

    2. _n. 
_____

psychical

  ['saIkIkl] _a. 
_____

psychics

  ['saIkIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

psycho

  ['saIku] _n. _. , , 
_____

psycho-analysis

  [,saIku'nlsIs] _n. 
_____

psycho-analyst

  [,saIku'nlIst] _n.   , 
_____

psychological

  [,saIk'lOdIkl] _a. ; psychological moment _. 
   
_____

psychologist

  [saI'kOldIst] _n. 
_____

psychology

  [saI'kOldI] _n. 
_____

psychopath

  ['saIkup] _n. 
_____

psychoses

  [saI'kusi:z] _pl.  psychosis
_____

psychosis

  [saI'kusIs] _n. (_pl. -ses) 
_____

psychosomatic

  [,saIkusu'mtIk] _a. 
_____

ptarmigan

  ['ta:mIgn] _n.  
_____

pterodactyl

  [,pteru'dktIl] _n. _. 
_____

pterosaur

  ['pterusO:] _n. _. 
_____

ptisan

  [tI'zn] _n.  (. ) 
_____

ptomaine

  ['tumeIn] _n. ,  
_____

pub

  [pAb] _a. (_.  public house) _.

    1) , ; 

    2) 
_____

puberty

  ['pju:btI] _n.  
_____

pubescence

  [pju:'besns] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ( )
_____

pubescent

  [pju:'besnt] _a.

    1)     

    2) _. _.  , 
_____

public

  ['pAblIk]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; public man  ;
      public office ,   
      ; public officer ( official)  ;
      public opinion  ; public opinion poll 
        -. ; public peace  ;
      public debt  

      2) , ; public ownership  ;
      public spirit  ; 

      3) , ; public library (lecture) 
       (); public road  

      4) ; public service  ; public
      utilities )  , ; ) 
      

      5) , ; public protest  ; to give smth.
      public utterance  -. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; ; to appeal to the public ,
        ; in public , 

      2) ; the British public  

      3) _. . public house
_____

public enemy

  ['pAblIk'enImI] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

public health

  ['pAblIk'hel] _n. 
_____

public house

  ['pAblIk'haus] _n. , , , 
_____

public relations

  ['pAblIkrI'leISnz] _n.

    1)  

    2) _attr. ,     ; public
    relations department ) -;  ; ) 
      ; public relations officer
      ; public relations man   
_____

public school

  ['pAblIk'sku:l] _n.

    1)       
     ( )

    2)    (   )
_____

publican

  ['pAblIkn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _-. 

    3) _. 
_____

publication

  [,pAblI'keISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3)  (  ..)
_____

publicist

  ['pAblIsIst] _n.

    1) , 

    2)    

    3)   
_____

publicity

  [pAb'lIsItI] _n.

    1) , ; to give publicity to  -.
     -. 

    2) 

    3) _attr.: publicity agent   
_____

publicize

  ['pAblIsaIz] _v.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) ; 
_____

publicly

  ['pAblIklI] _adv. ; 
_____

publish

  ['pAblIS] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) , 

    3)   ,  ( )

    4) _.   
_____

publisher

  ['pAblIS] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  
_____

publishing

  ['pAblISIN]

    1. _pres-p.  publish

    2. _a.: publishing house ( office) 
_____

publishment

  ['pAblISmnt] _n. _. _.    
  
_____

puce

  [pju:s]

    1. _n. - 

    2. _a. -
_____

puck

  I [pAk] _n. , - ( )

  II [pAk] _n. _.  ( )
_____

pucka

  ['pAk] _. _a. _. ; ; 
_____

pucker

  ['pAk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3) _. ֣ ; ; ;
      

    2. _v.

      1) ()

      2)  ,   
_____

puckish

  ['pAkIS] _a. ; 
_____

pud

  [pAd] _n. _. ; 
_____

puddening

  ['pudnIN] _n. _. 
_____

pudding

  ['pudIN] _n.

    1) 

    2) -.,   ( , )

    3)  ; black pudding  

    4) = puddening

    *) pudding face   ; more praise than pudding
        أ;   ; the proof of the
    pudding is in the eating  ,  
_____

pudding-head

  ['pudINhed] _n. , 
_____

pudding-stone

  ['pudINstun] _n. _. 
_____

puddingy

  ['pudINI] _a.

    1)   

    2) _. ; 
_____

puddle

  ['pAdl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. 

      3)          
        ..

      4) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)  ()

      2)    (. puddle about, puddle in)

      3)  ()

      4)  (   ..)    

      5) , ; 

      6) ,   

      7) 

      8) _. 
_____

puddling furnace

  ['pAdlIN'f:nIs] _n.  
_____

puddly

  ['pAdlI] _a. ,  
_____

pudency

  ['pju:dnsI] _n. 
_____

pudenda

  [pju:'dend] _pl.  pudendum
_____

pudendum

  [pju:'dendm] _n. (_pl. -da; . _pl.) _.  
   
_____

pudge

  [pAd] _n. _. ; 
_____

pudgy

  ['pAdI] _a.   
_____

pueblo

  [pu'eblu] _. _n. (_pl. -os [pu'ebluz])

    1)    , 

    2)   
_____

puerile

  ['pjuraIl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ; 
_____

puerility

  [pju'rIlItI] _n. 
_____

puerperal

  [pju:':prl] _a. ; puerperal fever  
_____

puff

  [pAf]

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2) ,  

      3) ,  

      4) 

      5)  ( )

      6) ԣ 

      7) ; jam puff ϣ   

      8)  ;  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) ; to puff and blow ( pant)  ; to be puffed
      

      3) ,   

      4) 

      5) ()

      6)  , 

      7) , 

      #) puff away ) ,     ; ): to puff
      away at a cigar  ; puff out )  ();
      ) , ; puffed out with selfimportance 
      ; )  , ; puff up ) 
       (   ..); ): puffed up , 
      
_____

puff pastry

  ['pAfpeIstrI] _n. ϣ 
_____

puff-adder

  ['pAf,d] _n.  
_____

puff-ball

  ['pAfbO:l] _n.  ()
_____

puff-box

  ['pAfbOks] _n. 
_____

puffed

  [pAft]

    1. _p-p.  puff 2

    2. _a.

      1)   ( )

      2) 
_____

puffery

  ['pAfrI] _n. ;  
_____

puffin

  ['pAfIn] _n. _. ; 
_____

puffy

  ['pAfI] _a.

    1) ;  

    2) ; ԣ; 

    3)  ( )

    4) , ; puffy style  

    5) _. , ; 
_____

pug

  I [pAg] _n.

    1) 

    2) = pug-nose

  II [pAg]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

    2. _v.  

  III [pAg] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.   , 

  IV [pAg] _. _.  pugilist
_____

pug-dog

  ['pAgdOg] = pug I, 1)
_____

pug-mill

  ['pAgmIl] _n. 
_____

pug-nose

  ['pAgnuz] _n.  
_____

pug-nosed

  ['pAgnuzd] _a.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

puggaree

  ['pAgrI] _. _n.

    1) ̣ 

    2)   ,   (    )
_____

puggree

  ['pAgrI] = puggaree
_____

pugilism

  ['pju:dIlIzm] _n.  ; 
_____

pugilist

  ['pju:dIlIst] _n.

    1) ; ӣ

    2)  
_____

pugilistic

  [,pju:dI'lIstIk] _a. 
_____

pugnacious

  [pAg'neISs] _a. 
_____

pugnacity

  [pAg'nsItI] _n. 
_____

puisne

  ['pju:nI]

    1. _a.

      1) _.  (   ); puisne judge  ,
       

      2) _. = puny

    2. _n.  
_____

puissance

  ['pju:Isns] _n. _. _. 
_____

puissant

  ['pju:Isnt] _a. _. _. ; 
_____

puke

  [pju:k]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. , 
_____

pukka

  ['pAk] = pucka
_____

pukkah

  ['pAk] = pucka
_____

pulchritude

  ['pAlkrItju:d] _n. _. , 
_____

pule

  [pju:l] _v. ; ; 
_____

pull

  [pul]

    1. _n.

      1) , ģ; ;  ; to give a pull at the
      bell ģ 

      2)  ( )

      3) 

      4) , ; a long pull uphill  ߣ  

      5) ;   

      6)  

      7) ;  ( ); to have a pull at the bottle
      ,  ()

      8) ,  (  ..)

      9) 

      10) _. , , 

      11) _.  (on, upon, over -  -.)

      12) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) , ; ; to pull a cart  ; to pull
      the horse  , ; the horse pulls 
       , 

      2) , ; he pulled his hat over his eyes 
         

      3) , ģ; to pull a cork  ; he had
      two teeth pulled    

      4) ģ; to pull smb.'s hair ģ -.  ; to pull a
      bell 

      5) ; ; to pull to pieces   ;
      _. , ; he pulled his muscle in the game
           

      6) ,  (, )

      7) ,  ; my pipe pulls badly    

      8) , 

      9) ,   ף;  (   ); to pull a
      good oar   

      10) _.   (    ..)

      11) _.  

      12) _.   ( -  , )

      #) pull about )    ; ) , 
      ; pull apart ) ; ) , ;
      pull at ) ģ; )  (  ..); ) 
      ( ); pull back ) ; ) ; ) _.
      ; pull down )  (); )  ();
      ) ,  ( ,   ..); ) , ;
      pull in )  (); ) ; _. ,
      ; I don't know what you are pulling in now  , 
        ; )  ; )  ();
      )  (   ..  ); pull off ) ,
      ; ) ,   ;  
      ; )  (, ); ) , ; the
      boat pulled off from the shore    ; the
      horseman pulled off the road    ; pull on
      ) ; )    ,  ; pull out
      ) ;  (); the drawer won't pull out  
      ; ) ; ; ) ; ) ;
       (  -  ); )   ף; ) _.
        ; pull over )   ;
      ) ; ; pull round )  (
      ); ) ; the doctors tried in vain to pull him round
          ; pull through ) ;
      ) ()  (  ..), (); 
      (  ..); we shall pull through somehow   -
      ; pull together )  ; ) _refl.   
      ; ;   ; pull up ) ();
      ) ; to pull oneself up   ;  
       ; ) ;  ; )    
         ( )

      *) to pull strings ( ropes, wires)   ;
         ;    (-.); to pull one's
      weight    ; to pull anchor   ,
      ; to pull a face ( faces) ,  ;
      pull devil!, pull baker! !, !,   ݣ! (
        ); to pull the nose 
_____

pull-back

  ['pulbk] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)   

    3) _. 
_____

pull-in

  ['pul'In] = pull-up 3)
_____

pull-on

  ['pul'On]

    1. _n.    ԣ (,   ..)

    2. _a. ,   ԣ
_____

pull-out

  ['pul'aut] _n.

    1) _.   

    2) _.   
_____

pull-over

  ['pul,uv] _n. , 
_____

pull-through

  ['pulru:] _n. _.  ()
_____

pull-up

  ['pul'Ap] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _.    

    3)   , .  ƣ
_____

pulled

  [puld]

    1. _p-p.  pull 2

    2. _a.: pulled bread    ; pulled chicken
     ̣; pulled figs  ,  
_____

puller

  ['pul] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) 

    3)    (,   ..); 
     ; ߣ

    4) _. ̣   
_____

pullet

  ['pulIt] _n.  ()
_____

pulley

  ['pulI]

    1. _n. , ; ; driving pulley  

    2. _v.   
_____

pullicate

  ['pAlIkIt] _n.

    1)     

    2)   
_____

pullulate

  ['pAljuleIt] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) ,  (   ..)
_____

pulmonary

  ['pAlmnrI] _a. _. ̣
_____

pulp

  [pAlp]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)   ; 

      3) _. 

      4) ,  

      5) _. ; 

      6): pulp magazines _. ۣ ,  
      

      *) to beat smb. to a pulp  -.  ; to be
      reduced to a pulp   , 

    2. _v.

      1) ()   

      2)    ( ڣ  ..)
_____

pulpit

  ['pulpIt] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) (the pulpit)  

    3) (the pulpit) _pl. _. 

    4) _. _.  ̣
_____

pulpiteer

  [,pulpI'tI] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

pulpy

  ['pAlpI] _a. , ; 
_____

pulsar

  ['pAls] _n. _. 
_____

pulsate

  [pAlA'seIt] _v. , ; 
_____

pulsatile

  ['pAlstaIl] _a.

    1) 

    2) _.  ( )
_____

pulsation

  [pAl'seISn] _n. 
_____

pulsatory

  ['pAlstrI] _a. 
_____

pulse

  I [pAls]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; to feel the pulse  ; _.
       , , ""

      2)  (  ..)

      3) , 

      4) , 

      5)   (ף  ..)

      6) _. _. 

    2. _v. , 

  II [pAls] _n. _. _.  
_____

pulton

  ['pAltAn] _n.   
_____

pultun

  ['pAltAn] _n.   
_____

pulverization

  [,pAlvraI'zeISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

pulverize

  ['pAlvraIz] _v.

    1) , ; ()  

    2) ()

    3) ,  ( )
_____

pulverizer

  ['pAlvraIz] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

pulwar

  [pAl'wO:] _. _n. ̣ 
_____

puma

  ['pju:m] _n. _. , 
_____

pumice

  ['pAmIs]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. ,  
_____

pumice-stone

  ['pAmIsstun] = pumice 1
_____

pummel

  ['pAml] _v.  (. ); 
_____

pump

  I [pAmp]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  ; ; 

      2)  (  ..)

      3) (. _p-p.)    (. pump out)

      4) , , 

      #) pump out ) ; ) ,  (of); pump up
      ; to pump up a tire  ; to pump ship _.
      

  II [pAmp] _n.

    1) -

    2)    (. )
_____

pump-handle

  ['pAmp,hndl]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v. _.   (-.) 
_____

pump-room

  ['pAmpru:m] _n.

    1)       , 

    2)  
_____

pumpkin

  ['pAmpkIn] _n.  ()
_____

pumpkin-head

  ['pAmpkInhed] _n. _. , 
_____

pun

  [pAn]

    1. _n.  ; 

    2. _v. 
_____

punch

  I [pAntS]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _. , ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) _.  

  II [pAntS]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. , ; ; 

      3) = punch press

      4) _. 

    2. _v.    ; ; 

      #) punch in  (  ..); punch out  ( 
      ..)

  III [pAntS] _n. 

  IV [pAntS] _n. _.

    1)  ,  (. Suffolk punch)

    2)      ; 
_____

punch press

  ['pAntS'pres] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2) _attr.: punch press operator ; 
_____

punch-bowl

  ['pAntSbul] _n.   
_____

puncheon

  I ['pAntSn] _n. _.  

  II ['pAntSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ; ; 
_____

puncher

  ['pAntS] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) _. ; ; ;  

    4) _.   
_____

punching-ball

  ['pAntSINbO:l] _n. _. ,  (  ӣ)
_____

punctate

  ['pANkteIt] = punctated
_____

punctated

  ['pANkteItId] _a. _. _. 
_____

punctilio

  ['pANk'tIlIu] _n. (_pl. -os ['pANk'tIlIuz]) ,
  ; 
_____

punctilious

  [pANk'tIlIs] _a. ,   
_____

punctual

  ['pANktjul] _a. , 
_____

punctuality

  [,pANktju'lItI] _n. , 
_____

punctuate

  ['pANktjueIt] _v.

    1)   

    2) ޣ, 

    3) , ; the audience punctuated the speech by
    outbursts of applause    
    
_____

punctuation

  [,pANktju'eISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; punctuation marks  
_____

puncture

  ['pANktS]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2)  (. )

      3) _.  ()

    2. _v.

      1) ;  

      2)  ; the tire punctured a mile from home  
         
_____

punctured

  ['pANktSd]

    1. _p-p.  puncture 2

    2. _a. ; ; punctured wound  
_____

pundit

  ['pAndIt] _n.

    1) _. ޣ , 

    2) _. ޣ 
_____

pungency

  ['pAndnsI] _n. , ; pungency of pepper   ;
  pungency of wit ,  
_____

pungent

  ['pAndnt] _a. , ; 
_____

punish

  ['pAnIS] _v.

    1) ; ;  

    2) _.  

    3)  ;  

    4)   ( -.)

    5) _.  ,   
_____

punishable

  ['pAnISbl] _a. ,  
_____

punishment

  ['pAnISmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) _.    
_____

punitive

  ['pju:nItIv] _a. ; punitive expedition  
_____

punk

  [pANk] _n.

    1) _.  ; ; أ; 

    2) _. -. , ޣ; 

    3) _.  ; 

    4) _. ޣ 

    5) _attr. _. 
_____

punnet

  ['pAnIt] _n.   ( )
_____

punster

  ['pAnst] _n. ; 
_____

punt

  I [pAnt]

    1. _n.  ,  

    2. _v.  ( ),  

  II [pAnt] _.

    1. _n.   ( );  ()  

    2. _v.   ();  ()  

  III [pAnt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1) _. 

      2)    
_____

punter

  ['pAnt] _n.  ; ԣ
_____

puny

  ['pju:nI] _a.

    1) , , , 

    2) , 
_____

pup

  [pAp]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) Σ; ; ӣ

      3) _.   ; 

      *) to sell smb. a pup _.  -.  

    2. _v. 
_____

pupa

  ['pjup] _n. (_pl. -ae) _. 
_____

pupae

  ['pju:pi:] _pl.  pupa
_____

pupal

  ['pju:pl] _a.: pupal chamber 
_____

pupate

  ['pju:peIt] _v. _. 
_____

pupation

  [pju:'peISn] _n. _.  , 
_____

pupil

  I ['pju:pl] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _. ; 

  II ['pju:pl] _n. 
_____

pupilage

  ['pju:pIlId] = pupillage
_____

pupilary

  I ['pju:pIlrI] = pupillary I

  II ['pju:pIlrI] = pupillary II
_____

pupillage

  ['pju:pIlId] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

pupillary

  I ['pju:pIlrI] _a.

    1) 

    2)   

  II ['pju:pIlrI] _a. 
_____

puppeeteer

  ['pApItI] _n.   ; , 
_____

puppet

  ['pApIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _attr.  ( )

    3) _attr.  (   ..)
_____

puppet-play

  ['pApItpleI] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

puppetry

  ['pApItrI] _n.

    1)  

    2) ; 
_____

puppet-show

  ['pApItSu] _n.  
_____

puppy

  ['pApI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _. ;  ;  
_____

puppyism

  ['pApIIzm] _n. 
_____

purblind

  ['p:blaInd] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

purchasable

  ['p:tSsbl] _a.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

purchase

  ['p:tSs]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2)  , 

      3)    ; the land is bought at 20 years' purchase
          20 

      4) , 

      5)   ; 

      6)       
      (. , ,   ..)

      7)  ;   ; to get a purchase with one's
      feet     

      8) _attr.: purchase department  ; purchase tax 
       

      *) the man's life is not worth a day's purchase     ף

    2. _v.

      1) , ; 

      2) ,  ()

      3) _.  £;  
_____

purchaser

  ['p:tSs] _n. 
_____

purchasing power

  ['p:tSsIN'pau] _n. _.  
_____

purdah

  ['p:da:] _. _n.

    1) 

    2)    

    3) ; 

    4)  
_____

pure

  [pju] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) , 

    4) ; pure taste  

    5)  ( ); ޣ;  ( )

    6) , ; pure imagination  ; pure
    accident  
_____

pure-minded

  ['pju'maIndId] _a.  
_____

purebred

  ['pjubred] _a. , 
_____

puree

  ['pjureI] _n. _. -; 
_____

purely

  ['pjulI] _adv.

    1) , , , 

    2) 
_____

purgation

  [p:'geISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  
_____

purgative

  ['p:gtIv]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _n.  ()
_____

purgatorial

  [,p:g'tO:rIl] _a. ; 
_____

purgatory

  ['p:gtrI]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  (. _.)

      2) _. 

    2. _a. 
_____

purge

  [p:d]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _. 

      3) 

    2. _v.

      1)  (of, from -  -.); ; , 
      (-.; . purge away, purge off, purge out)

      2) ,  (of -  -.)

      3)  (); ; to purge oneself of suspicion
         

      4) _.  

      5)  

      6) 
_____

purification

  [,pjurIfI'keISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. , 
_____

purificatory

  ['pjurIfIkeItrI] _a. 
_____

purifier

  ['pjurIfaI] _n. _. _. 
_____

purify

  ['pjurIfaI] _v.

    1) () (of, from -  -.)

    2) _.   
_____

purism

  ['pjurIzm] _n. 
_____

purist

  ['pjurIst] _n. 
_____

puristic

  [pju'rIstIk] _a.   ; 
_____

puritanic

  [,pjurI'tnIk] = puritanical
_____

puritanical

  [,pjurI'tnIkl] _a. 
_____

purity

  ['pjurItI] _n.

    1) ; white purity  

    2) 

    3) 

    4)  ( )
_____

purl

  I [p:l]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2)   

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)   

  II [p:l]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 

  III [p:l] _.

    1. _n.   

    2. _v. ();   ;  ̣
_____

purler

  ['p:l] _n. _.   ; to come ( to take) a purler
    
_____

purlieu

  ['p:lju:] _n.

    1) _pl. , ; , 

    2) _.   ,   
_____

purlin

  ['p:lIn] _n. _. 
_____

purloin

  [p:'lOIn] _v. , 
_____

purple

  ['p:pl]

    1. _n.

      1)  , ; ancient purple  ( 
      )

      2)  

      3) 

      4)    ; to raise to the purple 
      

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; to turn purple with rage  
      

      2) 

      3) ;  

      4) _. ; 

    3. _v.

      1)    

      2) 
_____

purple-fish

  ['p:plfIS] _n.  ()
_____

purport

  ['p:pt]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _.  

      3) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; this letter purports to be written by
      you     

      2) _.  , 
_____

purpose

  ['p:ps]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; novel with a purpose 
      ; of set purpose  , ; on purpose ;
      on purpose to...  ...; to answer ( to serve) the purpose
      ,  ; to the purpose ;  ; beside the
      purpose ; sense of purpose ̣

      2) ; ; to little purpose  ; to no
      purpose , ; to some purpose   

      3) ̣, ; wanting in purpose ,
      

    2. _v.  ; ; I purpose to go to Moscow 
       
_____

purposeful

  ['p:psful] _a.

    1) ̣;  

    2) ; 

    3)  , 
_____

purposeless

  ['p:pslIs] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

purposely

  ['p:pslI] _adv. ,  ; 
_____

purposive

  ['p:psIv] _a.

    1)   ̣ 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

purr

  [p:]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

purree

  ['pArI] _. _n. ֣  
_____

purse

  [p:s]

    1. _n.

      1) ̣; to open one's purse ; the public purse
      ; to have a common purse    

      2) , ,  (. fat purse, heavy purse, long
      purse); lean ( light, slender) purse 

      3)  ;  ; , ; to make up a
      purse   ( ); to give ( to put up) a purse
       ,  

      4) ,  (. _.); purses under the eyes  
      

      5)  ( )

    2. _v.: to purse (up) one's mouth  
_____

purse-bearer

  ['p:s,bEr] _n. 
_____

purse-proud

  ['p:spraud] _a.   ;  ()
_____

purser

  ['p:s] _n. ,  ( )
_____

purse-strings

  ['p:sstrINz] _n. _pl. ,     ̣

    *) to hold the purse-strings  ; to tighten (to
    loosen) the purse-strings , ,  (
    , ) 
_____

purslane

  ['p:slIn] _n. _. 
_____

pursuance

  [p'sju:ns] _n.

    1) ; ; in pursuance of smth.  -.,
     -.,  -.;   -.

    2) 
_____

pursuant

  [p'sju:nt] _adv.: pursuant to (.  _prep.) ,
   (-.)
_____

pursue

  [p'sju:] _v.

    1) ;   ; ;  ; ill
    health pursued him till death      

    2)  ();    ; to pursue a
    scheme  , , ; to pursue the policy of
    peace ,   ; to pursue pleasure 
    

    3)  (, , , )

    4)  (-.);  

    5) (. _.) _.  
_____

pursuer

  [p'sju:] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) _. _. 
_____

pursuit

  [p'sju:t] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; ; the pursuit of happiness  ; in
    pursuit of  ;   , 

    3) ; daily pursuits  ; 
_____

pursuit plane

  [p'sju:tpleIn] _n. _. 
_____

pursuivant

  ['p:sIvnt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)    
_____

pursy

  I ['p:sI] _a.

    1)  

    2) 

  II ['p:sI] _a.

    1) ,   

    2) 
_____

purulent

  ['pjurulnt] _a. , 
_____

purvey

  [p:'veI] _v.

    1) ,  (. )

    2)  

    3) 
_____

purveyance

  [p:'veIns] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3) _.     
_____

purveyor

  [p:'veI] _n. 
_____

purview

  ['p:vju:] _n.

    1) _.  ,   

    2) , ,  (); 

    3) 
_____

pus

  [pAs] _n. 
_____

push

  [puS]

    1. _v.

      1) ; ; to push aside all obstacles ,
        ; to push a door to  

      2) 

      3) (); (); (); to push one's
      way ;   ; to push one's claims
        ; to push one's fortune  
      ϣ ; to push oneself  

      4) ; to push one's wares   

      5): to be pushed for time (money)    ()

      6) ;  (  ..)

      #) push around _.  (-.); push away ; push
      forward ) ;  ң; ) ;
       ; push in  (  - 
        ..); push off )  ( );
      ) ; ) _. , ; )  ();
      push on )  (ң); ) , ; to push
      things on   ; push out ) ; ) 
       ( ); ) ,  ң; push through
      (); ; to push the matter through 
        ; push upon: to push smth. upon smb.  -.
      -.

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , ; ; ; 

      3) ,  ; to make a push  
      

      4) _. 

      5) ; 

      6)  ;  

      7) _. ; to give the push ; to get the push
       

      8) _. ,  (, )

      9) _.  
_____

push-ball

  ['puSbO:l] _n. _. 
_____

push-bicycle

  ['puS,baIsIkl] _n.  (  )
_____

push-button

  ['puS,bAtn]

    1) _n.  (  ..)

    2) _attr.  ( ); push-button war "" 
_____

push-cart

  ['puSka:t] _n.

    1)  

    2)    ̣

    3) _attr.: push-cart man _.  
_____

push-chair

  ['puStSE] _n.     ̣
_____

pusher

  ['puS] _n.

    1) ; ; , 

    2) ,  ,   
    

    3) _. ̣   

    4) _.   

    5)  
_____

pushful

  ['puSful] _a.  , ; 
_____

pushing

  ['puSIN]

    1. _pres-p.  push 1

    2. _a.

      1) , , 

      2) , 
_____

push-over

  ['puS,uv] _n. _. _.

    1)  ;  

    2)  ;  

    3)  
_____

push-pin

  ['puSpIn] _n.

    1) _.  (  )

    2)   
_____

push-pull

  ['puS'pul] _a. _. 
_____

push-up

  ['puS'Ap] _n. _. _. _. 
_____

pusillanimity

  [,pju:sIl'nImItI] _n. , 
_____

pusillanimous

  [,pju:sI'lnIms] _a. 
_____

puss

  [pus] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 

    3) _. ()  (. sly puss)

    *) puss in the corner   " "; Puss in Boots  
    
_____

pussy

  I ['pAsI] _a. ; 

  II ['pusI] _n.

    1) = puss

    2) ң  
_____

pussy-cat

  ['pusIkt] _n. , , 
_____

pussyfoot

  ['pusIfut] _. _.

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)   

    2. _v.

      1)  -

      2)  
_____

pussy-willow

  ['pusI,wIlu] _n. 
_____

pustular

  ['pAstjul] _a. 
_____

pustulate

  1. _v. ['pAstjuleIt]  

  2. _a. ['pAstjulIt]  
_____

pustule

  ['pAstju:l] _n. _. , 
_____

pustulous

  ['pAstjuls] = pustular
_____

put

  I [put] _v. (put)

    1) , ; (); put more sugar in your tea 
    ݣ   ; to put a thing in its right place   
    ; to put smb. in charge of...  -.  ...; to
    put a child to bed  £ 

    2) ; ; to put to prison   ; it's time he
    was put to school     ; to put a boy as
    apprentice    ; put yourself in his place
        ; to put on the market   ;
    he put his money into land      
    ; put it out of your mind    

    3) , ; to put a glass to one's lips 
      

    4)  (,   ); , 
    (from... into put     );  (  );
    to put it in black and white  ޣ  ; I don't know
    how to put it  ,   ; I put it to you that... 
     , ...

    5) ,   ; to put a question  ;
    to put to vote   

    6) ;  ; to put a horse to ( at) a fence
       ; to put one's mind on ( to) a problem
       ; to put smth. to use 
    -.

    7) _. , ; 

    8) ; to put a knife into   ; to put a bullet
    through smb.  -.

    9) , ; to put a new handle to a knife 
       

    10)  ( ̣   ); to put in
    order   ; to put an end to smth.  -.;
    to put a stop to smth.  -.; to put to sleep ; to
    put to the blush    , ; to put to
    shame ; to put to death  , , ;
    to put to flight   ; to put into a rage ; to
    put a man wise (about, of, to)  -.  (ޣ-.),
     -. (-.); to put smb. at his ease ,
     -.; to put into a rage ; to put a man wise
    (about, of, to)  -.  (ޣ-.),  -.
    (-.); to put smb. at his ease ,  -.; to
    put the horse to the cart  

    11)  (to); to put to torture  ; ; to
    put to inconvenience  

    12) , ,  (at - ); ; I put his
    income at 5000 pounds a year       5000
     

    #) put about )  (  ..); ) (. _p-p.) _.
    , ; don't put yourself about  ;
    ) _.  ;    ; put across
    ) ,  ( , ); ) _. 
     -. , "" (-.); ) ,
     (-.); put aside ) ; )  (
    ); )  (); )  (); put away
    ) ; ; ) , ; ) 
    (); )  (  ..);  (  
    ..); ) _.  ( ,    ..);
    ) _. ; ) _. ; ; ; ) _.
     (-.), ; put back )   ;
    ) ; )   ( ); ) _.
     ( ,  ); put by ) ;
    )   ޣ ; )  (); ) 
     ; ; put down ) , ;
    ) ,    (); ) 
    (-.); ) ; )   ̣ ;
    )  (  ..); )  ; ) 
    ();  (); ) _.  (   ..);
    ; ) ; I put him down for a fool    ;
    )  (-.); ) _. ;  ;
    )  (̣ ); put forth )  ();
    )  (); ; ) ; )   , 
    ; )  ( ); put forward ) , ;
    )  (-.),  (-.); ) 
    ң (  ); put in ) , ;
    )  (); )  (); 
    (); )  ( ); to put in the attack 
    ; ) _.  (); ) _.  
    ( -. ); )  ( ,  );
    )   ,  (for - ); ) _.
      ; ): to put in appearance (at) ; put off
    ) ; he putt off going to the dentist    
     ; ) ; to put off with a jest 
    ; )  ; her face quite puts me off ţ 
     ; ) ,  ( -.); ) 
    (,   ..); ) ,  (upon - -.);
    ) _. ; put on ) ; ): to put on make-up
     ; )  ;   ; to put on
    airs and graces ; ; his modesty is all put on 
     ; to put on an act _. , 
    ; to put on a brave face  ,  ӣ  ;
    ; )  ( ); to put a play on the stage
     ; )  (   ..); )  ();
    ) ; to put the blame on smb.    -.;
    ) (); to put on pace  ; to put it on
     ;  ( ,   ..);
    )  ң ( ); ) ; to put smb. on
    doing smth.  -. () -.; )  
    ; ) ; ; to put on more trains 
     ; put out ) ; , ; ;
    )  (); )  ();  ( - 
    ); )   ( ); )  (  ..);
    )  (); ) ,  (); )  
     ( -  ,  ); )  ; he was
    very much put out by the late arrival of his guests  
        ; )   , ,
    ; ) _. ; ) , ;
    )    ̣  (at); )   ;
    ) _. ; put over ) (); ) 
     (  ..); ) _refl.  ,
       ; ) ; ) _. _. 
    (-.);  ; put through ) ,  ();
    )  ( ); put together ) ; ;
    ) ; )  (); put up ) ;
    ) ,  (  ..); )  ();
    ) , ;  (); ) 
    (); )   ; )  (); ) ,
     (  ..); to put up a sword    ();
    )  (); ) ; ) ; ) 
      ( ); )  -.  (
    ); ) ; to put up a fight  ; to put up a
    resistance  ; ) ,  
    (); )     .. (at); ) 
    ( ); ) ; ,  (with - );
    ) ; )  (); put upon ) ;
    ) 

    *) to put it across smb. _. ) ,  -.;
    )  -.;  ޣ  -.; to put two and two
    together ,    ; to put smb. up to smth.
    )  -.   -.; ) , 
    -.  -.; to put smb. up to the ways of the place 
    -.   ; to put smb. on his guard 
    -.; to put smb. off his guard  -. ; to put
    one's name to  

  II [put] _n.  (  ..)

  III [pAt] = putt
_____

put-up

  ['put'Ap] _a. _. ,  ; ;
  a put-up affair ( job) ,  ; 
  
_____

putative

  ['pju:ttIv] _a. , 
_____

putlog

  ['putlOg] _n. _.   
_____

put-off

  ['put'Of] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

putrefaction

  [,pju:trI'fkSn] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2)  
_____

putrefactive

  [,pju:trI'fktIv] _a.  
_____

putrefy

  ['pju:trIfaI] _v.

    1) ,  ( )

    2)  

    3)  ();   
_____

putrescence

  [pju:'tresns] _n. 
_____

putrid

  ['pju:trId] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 

    4) _. 

    *) putrid fever  
_____

putridity

  [pju:'trIdItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  , 
_____

putsch

  [putS] _. _n. 
_____

putt

  [pAt]

    1. _n. (̣) ,     ( )

    2. _v.     ( )
_____

puttee

  ['pAtI] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) 
_____

putter

  I ['pAt] _n.   ( )

  II ['pAt] _v.

    1)   (over - )

    2)  ,  (about, along)

    #) putter about   ; 
_____

puttie

  ['pAtI] = puttee
_____

puttier

  ['pAtI] _n. 
_____

putting

  ['putIN]

    1. _pres-p.  put I

    2. _n. _. ; putting the shot  
_____

putting-stone

  ['putINstun] _n. _. 
_____

putting-green

  ['pAtINgri:n] _n.   (   )
_____

putty

  ['pAtI]

    1. _n.

      1) () , ̣ (. glazier's putty)

      2) ,        (.
      jeweller's putty)

      *) putty medal     

    2. _v.  ; 
_____

puzzle

  ['pAzl]

    1. _n.

      1) ,   ; , 

      2)  (); Chinese puzzle  

      3) , ; 

    2. _v.

      1)   ,   ; ; to puzzle
      one's brains over smth.     -.;  
      -.

      2) , 

      #) puzzle out  (-.),   (ޣ-.)
_____

puzzle-headed

  ['pAzl'hedId] _a. ;      ;
  
_____

puzzle-pated

  ['pAzl'peItId] = puzzle-headed
_____

puzzlement

  ['pAzlmnt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

puzzler

  ['pAzl] _n.  ;  
_____

puzzling

  ['pAzlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  puzzle 2

    2. _n.   ;   
_____

pyaemia

  [paI'i:mj] _n. _. 
_____

pyedog

  ['paIdOg] _n. _.  
_____

pygmaean

  [pIg'mi:n] _a. 
_____

pygmean

  [pIg'mi:n] = pygmaean
_____

pygmy

  ['pIgmI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) _attr. 

    4) _attr. 
_____

pyjamas

  [p'da:mz] _n. _pl. 
_____

pylon

  ['paIln] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) _. 
_____

pylorus

  [paI'lO:rs] _n. _.  
_____

pyorrhoea

  [,paI'rI] _n. _. 
_____

pyramid

  ['pIrmId]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) -.,    

      3) _pl. ,     15 

      4) _.         
       

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2) _.         
       

      3)   , 
_____

pyramidal

  [pI'rmIdl] _a. 
_____

pyre

  ['paI] _n.  ԣ
_____

pyretic

  [paI'retIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

pyrites

  [paI'raIti:z] _n.  , 
_____

pyro-electricity

  ['paIru,Ilek'trIsItI] _n. 
_____

pyrometer

  [paI'rOmIt] _n. _. 
_____

pyrotechnic

  [,paIru'teknIk] _a. ; pyrotechnic pistol 
  
_____

pyrotechnics

  [,paIru'teknIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

pyrotechnist

  [,paIru'teknIst] _n. 
_____

pyroxene

  ['paIrOksi:n] _n. _. 
_____

pyroxylin

  [paI'rOksIlIn] _n. _. 
_____

pyrrol

  [pI'rul] _n. _. 
_____

python

  ['paIn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. _. 

    3) 
_____

pythoness

  ['paInes] _n. ; , 
_____

pyx

  [pIks]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2)     (  ); the trial of the pyx
      ,  

    2. _v.   ()
_____

pyxis

  ['pIksIs] _. _n.   (   ..)
_____

qua

  [kweI] _. _adv.  
_____

quack

  I [kwk]

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ( )

      2) , 

  II [kwk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _attr. ; quack doctor -; quack medicine
      ( remedy)    

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) , 
_____

quack-quack

  ['kwk'kwk] _n. _. -, 
_____

quackery

  ['kwkrI] _n. , 
_____

quackle

  ['kwkl] _v. 
_____

quacksalver

  ['kwk,slv] = quack II, 1)
_____

quad

  [kwOd] _n.

    1) _. _.  quadrangle

    2) _.  quadrat

    3) _. _.  quadruplets

    4) ף ()

    5) _. ף (     
     )

    6) _. _. ; ң  ͣ 
_____

quadragenarian

  [,kwOdrdI'nErIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

quadragesimal

  [,kwOdr'desIml] _a.

    1) ,    (.   )

    2) _. 
_____

quadrangle

  ['kwOdrNgl] _n.

    1) ң

    2) ң , ֣ 
_____

quadrangular

  [kwO'drNgjul] _a. ң
_____

quadrant

  ['kwOdrnt] _n.

    1) _. ,  

    2) _. ,  
_____

quadrat

  ['kwOdrIt] _n. _. 
_____

quadrate

  1. _n. ['kwOdrIt]

    1) 

    2) _.  

  2. _a. ['kwOdrIt] , ң (.    )

  3. _v. [kwO'dreIt] _.

    1)  

    2) ();  (with, to)
_____

quadratic

  [kw'drtIk] _.

    1. _a. ; quadratic equation  , 
     

    2. _n. = quadratic equation {. 1}
_____

quadrature

  ['kwOdrtS] _n. _. _. ; quadrature of the circle
   
_____

quadrennial

  [kwO'drenIl] _a.

    1)   

    2)     ; quadrennial election ,
       
_____

quadriga

  [kw'dri:g] _n. (_pl. -gae) _-.  (̣ ,
  ֣ ף )
_____

quadrigae

  [kw'dri:gi:] _pl.  quadriga
_____

quadrilateral

  [,kwOdrI'ltrl]

    1. _n. ң

    2. _a. ң
_____

quadrille

  [kw'drIl] _n. 
_____

quadrillion

  [kwO'drIljn] _n. _.

    1) ,   ף  (  24 )

    2) _.     (  15 )
_____

quadripartite

  [,kwOdrI'pa:taIt] _a.   ң ; ̣  
  
_____

quadripole

  ['kwOdrIpul] _n. _. ң
_____

quadrisyllable

  ['kwOdrI'sIlbl] _n. ң 
_____

quadrivalent

  [,kwOdrI'veIlnt] _a. _. ң
_____

quadroon

  [kwO'dru:n] _n.  (    )
_____

quadruped

  ['kwOdruped]

    1. _n.   (. )

    2. _a. 
_____

quadrupedal

  [kwO'dru:pIdl] _a. 
_____

quadruple

  ['kwOdrupl]

    1. _n. ң 

    2. _a.

      1) ; ң (of, to); ң

      2)   ң 

      3) ң ( )

    3. _v. 
_____

quadruplets

  ['kwOdruplIts] _n. _pl.  
_____

quadruplicate

  1. _n. [kwO'dru:plIkIt]

    1): in quadruplicate  ң 

    2) _pl.   

  2. _a. [kwO'dru:plIkIt] ң

  3. _v. [kwO'dru:plIkeIt] ,   ;   ң
  
_____

quads

  [kwOdz] _. . quadruplets
_____

quaere

  ['kwIrI] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. (. _imp.)  , ; most
    interesting, but quaere, is it true?   , ,
    ,   ?
_____

quaestor

  ['kwi:st] _n. _-. 
_____

quaff

  [kwa:f] _v. _.   ;  
_____

quag

  [kwg] = quagmire 1)
_____

quaggy

  ['kwgI] _a.

    1) , , 

    2)    

    3)  ( )
_____

quagmire

  ['kwgmaI] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

quail

  I [kweIl] _n.

    1) (_pl.  .) 

    2) _. _. _. 

  II [kweIl] _v.

    1) ; ,  (at, before)

    2) _. 

    3) _. ף, 
_____

quail-call

  ['kweIlkO:l] = quail-pipe
_____

quail-pipe

  ['kweIlpaIp] _n.    , 
_____

quaint

  [kweInt] _a.

    1) ,     ; quaint
    old customs   

    2) , 
_____

quake

  [kweIk]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) , , ,  ( )

      2) ; to quake with cold (fear, anger, weakness)  
       (, , )
_____

quaker-gun

  ['kweIk'gAn] _n. _. _.  
_____

quaking

  ['kweIkIN] _a. , 

    *) quaking asp 
_____

quaking-grass

  ['kweIkINgra:s] _n. _. 
_____

quaky

  ['kweIkI] _a. , 
_____

qualification

  [,kwOlIfI'keISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; ;   -. ;
    a doctor's qualification  

    3) ,  (,   ..)

    4)  

    5) _. ,  
_____

qualificatory

  ['kwOlIfIktrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

qualified

  ['kwOlIfaId]

    1. _p-p.  qualify

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) 
_____

qualify

  ['kwOlIfaI] _v.

    1) () (-.);  -. 

    2)   ( -.);     (as, for);
    to qualify for the vote   

    3) , ;  (as)

    4) , 

    5) 

    6) _. 
_____

qualifying

  ['kwOlIfaIIN]

    1. _pres-p.  qualify

    2. _a. ; qualifying examination   
    -. 
_____

qualitative

  ['kwOlIttIv] _a. 
_____

quality

  ['kwOlItI] _n.

    1)  (. _.); ; of good quality 

    2) ; ;  ; to give a taste of one's
    quality  ,    ..

    3)  , 

    4) _.   ; people of quality, the quality 
     , ,  (. the common people); a lady
    of quality  

    5) _. ԣ ; _. ԣ

    6) ; the quality of a voice  
_____

qualm

  [kwa:m] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)    

    3) (. _pl.)    ; qualms of conscience
     
_____

qualmish

  [kwa:mIS] _a.

    1)   

    2)   
_____

qualmishness

  ['kwa:mISnIs] _n. 
_____

quandary

  ['kwOndrI] _n.  ; ; ; to
  be in a quandary   ,  ,  
_____

quant

  [kwOnt] _.

    1. _n.   

    2. _v. () 
_____

quanta

  ['kwOnt] _pl.  quantum
_____

quantify

  ['kwOntIfaI] _v.  
_____

quantitative

  ['kwOntIttIv] _a. 
_____

quantity

  ['kwOntItI] _n.

    1)  (. _.); negligible quantity 
    , ,   ; _. , 
      ; ,   

    2) _. ; incommensurable quantities  ;
    unknown quantity ; _. ,    
         

    3)  ; a quantity of ; in quantities 
     

    4) _.  ,  
_____

quantum

  ['kwOntm] _. _n. (_pl. -ta)

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) _. 

    4) _attr. ; quantum theory  ; quantum number
     
_____

quarantine

  ['kwOrnti:n]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. _.  

      3) _attr.: quarantine flag ֣  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)   (  ..)
_____

quarrel

  I ['kwOrl]

    1. _n. ,  (with, between);   ; ,
    ; to espouse another's quarrel   -.; to seek
    ( to pick) a quarrel with     ; to make up a
    quarrel ,  

      *) to find quarrel in a straw  

    2. _v.

      1)  (with -  -.; about, for - - -.)

      2) , ;  (-.); I would find
      difficulty to quarrel with this statement    
       

      *) to quarrel with one's bread and butter  , 
        ;    

  II ['kwOrl] _n. _.  
_____

quarrelsome

  ['kwOrlsm] _a. , , ; 
_____

quarry

  I ['kwOrI]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  , 

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  (  )

      2)  (   ..);  ,  (for)

  II ['kwOrI] _n.

    1) ;  

    2)  
_____

quartan

  ['kwO:tn] _n. _. ң , 
_____

quarter

  ['kwO:t]

    1. _n.

      1)  (of); a quarter of a century  ; to divide
      into quarters    ; for a quarter of the price,
      for quarter the price   

      2)  ; a quarter to one, _. a quarter of one 
       ; a bad quarter of an hour   ;
       

      3)  (), _. ; to be several quarters in arrear
          (   ..)

      4)  (); residential quarter   

      5)  

      6) _pl. , , ; at close quarters  
      ; to take up one's quarters with smb.   -.
        -.

      7) _pl. _. , ; ; _. ; to beat to
      quarters _.  ; to sound off quarters _.  

      8) , ; from every quarter   ; from no
      quarter ,    ; we learned from the highest
      quarters     

      9) ; to ask for ( to cry) quarter  ; to give
      quarter   (   ); no
      quarter to be given   

      10) ɣ, 

      11)  (); fore quarter ; hind quarter  

      12)  (   = 2,9 ;   = 12,7
      .;  : 1/4  = 22,86 ., 1/4  = 402,24 .)

      13) _.  ; from what quarter does the wind blow?
        ?

      14) _. (  25 )

      15)    

      16) _.   

      17)  ()

      18) _.   

      19) _.  ң 

      *) not a quarter so good as    , ; at close
      quarters    (.  )
      {. . 6}; to come to close quarters )   ;
      )   ; )    

    2. _v.

      1)    () 

      2) _. 

      3)  (. );   ; 
        (on -  -.)

      4)  (at)

      5)     (  )

      6)  , ,  

      7) _.  ()  ;     
        
_____

quarter binding

  ['kwO:t,baIndIN] _n. ̣   
_____

quarter sessions

  ['kwO:t'seSnz] _n.    (  
  ,         
   )
_____

quarter-bill

  ['kwO:tbIl] _n. _.  
_____

quarter-day

  ['kwO:tdeI] _n. ,    (   :
  25 , 24 , 29   25 )
_____

quarter-deck

  ['kwO:tdek] _n. _. ; 
_____

quarterage

  ['kwO:trId] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (  ..)  
_____

quarterback

  ['kwO:tbk] _n.  (  )
_____

quarterly

  ['kwO:tlI]

    1. _n. ,     

    2. _a. ң, 

    3. _adv.   ,    
_____

quartermaster

  ['kwO:t,ma:st] _n.

    1) _. ;  () ;
    

    2) _. -
_____

quartern

  ['kwO:tn] _n.

    1) ң  (. quartern-loaf)

    2)  

    3)   ()
_____

quartet

  [kwO:'tet] = quartette
_____

quartette

  [kwO:'tet] _n. _. 
_____

quart

  _n.

    1) [kwO:t]  (= 1/4  = 2  = 1,14 .);  
     1 

    2) [ka:t]  (ף     )

    3) [ka:t] _.  (      )

    *) to try to put a quartn into a pint pot  
    
_____

quarto

  ['kwO:tu] _n. (_pl. -os ['kwO:tuz]) (_. 4to) _.

    1) ,   1/4  

    2)   1/4  
_____

quartz

  [kwO:ts] _n. _. 

    *) a quartz clock  
_____

quash

  [kwOS] _v.

    1) _. , 

    2) , 
_____

quasi

  ['kwa:zI] _. _adv.  ;  , ; 
_____

quasi-

  ['kwa:zI]    -; -; a quasi official position
   
_____

quasi-conductor

  ['kwa:zIkn'dAkt] _n. _. 
_____

quassia

  ['kwOS] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)    
_____

quater-centenary

  [,kwtsen'ti:nrI] _n. ң ; ң
_____

quaternary

  [kw't:nrI]

    1. _a.

      1)   ң ; 

      2) _. 

    2. _n.

      1)   ң ; ף

      2) (Quaternary) _.  
_____

quaternion

  [kw't:njn] _n.

    1) ף, 

    2) _. 
_____

quatrain

  ['kwOtreIn] _n. 
_____

quattrocento

  [,kwtru'tSentu] _n. _. 
_____

quaver

  ['kweIv]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

      3) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  

      3)   
_____

quavery

  ['kweIvrI] _a. 
_____

quay

  [ki:] _n. , ;  (  )
_____

quayage

  ['ki:Id] _n. _.

    1)     

    2)   
_____

quayside

  ['ki:saId] _n. 
_____

quean

  [kwi:n] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  , 
_____

queasily

  ['kwi:zIlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2)   

    3) 
_____

queasy

  ['kwi:zI] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2)  , 

    3)  

    4)   ( )

    5) ; 

    6) , 
_____

quebracho

  [k'bra:tSu] _n.

    1)  ( ף   -
    )

    2)   (      )
_____

queen

  [kwi:n]

    1. _n.

      1) ; Q's head    

      2) , ; queen of beauty  

      3) _. ; queen of hearts )  ; ) _.
       

      4) _. 

      5)  ( ޣ)

      *) Queen Anne is dead!  ! (  
      ); when Queen Anne was alive   

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  (over);  ;  (. queen it)

      3) _.      
_____

queenhood

  ['kwi:nhud] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

queening

  I ['kwi:nIN] _pres-p.  queen 2

  II _n.   
_____

queenly

  ['kwi:nlI] _a.  , 
_____

queer

  [kwI]

    1. _a.

      1) , , 

      2) _.  ,   ..

      3) ; ; something queer about him  
      - ;  Σ  - , 

      4) _. 

      5) _. ; ; queer money  

      6) 

      *) in Queer street _. )   ;  ;
      )  

    2. _n. 

    3. _v. _.

      1) ; to queer the pitch for smb.   -.;
       -. ; to queer oneself with smb.   
         -.

      2) , 
_____

quell

  [kwel] _v.

    1) _. _. , (, )

    2) ,  (  ..)
_____

quench

  [kwentS] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  (),  ()

    3)  ()

    4)  ();  

    5)  (, )

    6) _.  ,  
_____

quencher

  ['kwentS] _n.

    1) ,   . {. quench}

    2) _. أ
_____

quenchless

  ['kwentSlIs] _a. ; ; a quenchless flame  
_____

quenelle

  [k'nel] _n. _. 
_____

quercitron

  ['kw:sItrn] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)   

    3)  (֣    )
_____

querist

  ['kwIrIst] _n.  
_____

quern

  [kw:n] _n.  
_____

querulous

  ['kweruls] _a.  , , ,
  
_____

query

  ['kwIrI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; I have heard the rumour, but query, is it true?  
      ۣ  , , ,   ?

      2) 

      3)  

    2. _v.

      1)  (if, whether); 

      2)  ,   (about; as to)

      3)   
_____

quest

  [kwest]

    1. _n.

      1) ; in quest of  

      2)  

      3)      (  )

      4) _. ; crowner's quest (. . coroner's inquest)
       

    2. _v.

      1) _. ;  , 

      2)   ( );   ( )

      3)    (  )
_____

question

  ['kwestSn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ask me no questions    ; to put a
      question to   {. . 2)}; indirect ( oblique)
      question  ; leading question  

      2) , ,  ; the question is   ;
      that is not the question    ; this is out of the question
            ; it is merely a question of time 
         ; it is only a question of (doing smth.)
          (); to come into question 
      ; to go into the question  ; the person
      (the matter) in question  (),   ģ ; to put
      the question    {. . 1)}

      3) ; beyond all ( out of, past, without) question 
      ; to call in question  ; ;
       ; to make no question of  ;
       

      4) _. ; to put to the question 

      *) question! )   ! (   
      ); )  ݣ !; 64 dollar question  
      

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ; 

      2) 

      3)  (, )

      4)  , ; to question the honesty of smb.
        -. 
_____

question-mark

  ['kwestSnma:k] _n.  ,  
_____

questionable

  ['kwestSnbl] _a. ; ;  
  
_____

questioner

  ['kwestSn] _n.

    1) ,  , ģ   . {. question 2}

    2) , 
_____

questionless

  ['kwestSnlIs]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _adv. ; 
_____

questionnaire

  [,kwestI'nE] _n. _. , 
_____

quetzal

  [ket'sa:l] _n.  (  )
_____

queue

  [kju:]

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2) ; ; to stand in a queue   ; to form a
      queue  ; to jump the queue  -. 
       -.  

      3) _attr.: queue jumper _. ,    -. 
       -.  

    2. _v.

      1)  () 

      2)   ,    ( queue up)
_____

qui vive

  [ki:'vi:v] _n. _. on the qui vive 
_____

quibble

  ['kwIbl]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; 

      2) , ף

    2. _v.

      1)    ,    
       

      2) _.  
_____

quick

  [kwIk]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; quick step  ; quick luncheon  
       ; quick fire _.  ; quick march _.
       ;  ; quick time _. ,
       ; quick train  ; to be quick ; do be
      quick! !

      2) , , ; quick to sympathize 

      3) , ̣; ; a quick child ̣
      £; quick to learn  

      4)  ( , , ); to have quick wit   

      5) _. ; quick with child (. with quick child)
      

      6) , ;  ( )

    2. _adv. ; ; please come quick  ; now then,
    quick! !

    3. _n.

      1) (the quick) _pl. _. ; the quick and the dead  
      ͣ

      2)     (.,  );
      _. ; to cut (to bite) one's fingernails to the quick
       ()   ; to touch ( to wound, to sting)
      smb. to the quick   

      3)  
_____

quick bread

  ['kwIk'bred] _n. _.    
_____

quick-change

  ['kwIktSeInd] _a.: quick-change artist  ()
_____

quick-fence

  ['kwIkfens] _n.  
_____

quick-firer

  ['kwIk,faIr] _n. _.  
_____

quick-freeze

  ['kwIkfri:z] _v.   ();   (
  )
_____

quicken

  I ['kwIkn] _v.

    1) (); 

    2)     ( )

    3) , 

    4) 

    5) (); his pulse quickened   

  II ['kwIkn] _n.  
_____

quick-firing

  ['kwIk,faIrIN] _a. 
_____

quickie

  ['kwIkI] _n. _. ,  , 
   (. ., ,   )
_____

quicklime

  ['kwIklaIm] _n. ۣ ,  
_____

quickly

  ['kwIklI] _adv. 
_____

quickness

  ['kwIknIs] _n.   . {. quick 1}
_____

quicksand

  ['kwIksnd] _n. ,  
_____

quickset

  ['kwIkset] _n.

    1)  (. )

    2)  
_____

quicksilver

  ['kwIk,sIlv]

    1. _n. 

      *) to have quicksilver in one's veins   , 
      

    2. _v.   
_____

quicktempered

  ['kwIk'tempd] _a. , 
_____

quickwitted

  ['kwIk'wItId] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

quid

  I [kwId] _n.     

  II [kwId] _n. (_pl.  .) _.    
_____

quid pro quo

  ['kwIdpru'kwu] _. _n.

    1)   , 

    2) , ,      
    
_____

quiddity

  ['kwIdItI] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) = quibble 1
_____

quidnunc

  ['kwIdnANk] _. _n. 
_____

quiescence

  [kwaI'esns] _n. , 
_____

quiescency

  [kwaI'esnsI] _n. , 
_____

quiescent

  [kwaI'esnt] _a.   , ; quiescent load _.
     
_____

quiet

  ['kwaIt]

    1. _a.

      1) ; , ; ; keep quiet  ;
      quiet! !,  !; the sea is quiet  

      2) , ; a quiet dinnerparty  ; a quiet
      wedding  

      3) ,  ( )

      4) ,    ; quiet colours  

      5) , ; ; to keep smth. quiet ,
      ; in a quiet corner   

      6) , ,   ; a quiet cup of tea 
      ,   ,  

    2. _n. , ; , ; 

      *) on the quiet (_. _. on the q. t.) , ; 
       

    3. _v. (); to quiet down , 
_____

quieten

  ['kwaItn] _v. ()
_____

quietism

  ['kwaIItIzm] _n. _. 
_____

quietly

  ['kwaItlI] _adv. , 
_____

quietness

  ['kwaItnIs] _n. , , 
_____

quietude

  ['kwaIItju:d] _n. , , 
_____

quietus

  [kwaI'i:ts] _n.

    1) , ; to get one's quietus 

    2) _. ,    ()
_____

quill

  [kwIl]

    1. _n.

      1)  ;  

      2)  

      3)   ()

      4) 

      5) ,   

      6) ()   

      7) _.  ,  

      8) _. ;  

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) _.  
_____

quill-driver

  ['kwIl,draIv] _n. _. _. У, , 
_____

quillet

  ['kwIlIt] _. . quibble 1
_____

quilling

  ['kwIlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  quill 2

    2. _n. 
_____

quilt

  [kwIlt]

    1. _n. ԣ 

    2. _v.

      1) ;  

      2)    ,    ..

      3) _. 
_____

quinary

  ['kwaInrI] _a. ,   
_____

quince

  [kwIns] _n. _. 
_____

quincentenary

  [,kwInsen'ti:nrI] _n.  ; 
_____

quincunx

  ['kwInkANks]

    1. _n.        ;
       

    2. _v.    
_____

quinine

  [kwI'ni:n] _n. _. _. 
_____

quininize

  ['kwIni:naIz] _v. 
_____

quinism

  ['kwInIzm] _n. _.     
    
_____

quinize

  ['kwInaIz] = quininize
_____

quinquagenarian

  ['kwINkwdI'nErIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.   
_____

quinquennia

  [kwIN'kwenI] _pl.  quinquennium
_____

quinquennial

  [kwIN'kwenIl]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

quinquennium

  [kwIN'kwenIm] _n. (_pl. -nia) 
_____

quinquina

  [kwIN'kwaIn] _n.  
_____

quinquivalent

  [,kwINkw'veIlnt] _a. _. 
_____

quins

  [kwInz] _n. _pl. _. _.  quintuplet 2)
_____

quinsy

  ['kwInzI] _n. _. ,  
_____

quint

  _n.

    1) [kwInt] _. 

    2) [kInt] _.  (     )

    3) [kInt]  (   )
_____

quintain

  ['kwIntIn] _n. _.      أ
_____

quintal

  ['kwIntl] _n. ,  (. = 50,8 .; _. = 45,36 .;
   = 100 .)
_____

quintan

  ['kwIntn]

    1. _n. _.   (    
    )

    2. _a.  ( )
_____

quintessence

  [kwIn'tesns] _n. ;  ; the quintessence
  of virtue (politeness)   ()
_____

quintessential

  [,kwIntI'senSl] _a.  
_____

quintet

  [kwIn'tet] = quintette
_____

quintette

  [kwIn'tet] _n. _. 
_____

quintuple

  ['kwIntjupl]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2)    , 

    2. _v. ()   
_____

quintuplet

  ['kwIntjuplIt] _n.

    1)    

    2) _pl.  
_____

quip

  [kwIp]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; 

      2)    

      3) ף, 

    2. _v.   ; 
_____

quire

  I ['kwaI] _n. _.

    1)  ()

    2) ()  ; in quires ,
    ԣ,  

  II ['kwaI] = choir
_____

quirk

  [kw:k] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) , 

    3)  ,  ()

    4) _.  ; 
_____

quirt

  [kw:t]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. ,  
_____

quisle

  ['kwIzl] _v.  ,  
_____

quisling

  ['kwIzlIN] _n. , 
_____

quit

  [kwIt]

    1. _n. _.  ( )

    2. _a. _predic. ,  ( -.,  -.); to
    get quit of one's debts   ; he was quit for a cold
    in the head   

    3. _v. (quitted [kwItId], _. _. quit)

      1) , ; to quit the army   ; to
      quit hold of ,  ( ); to quit a house 
       ,   

      2) _. ,  (, )

      3) _. ; _.  (); to quit love with hate
         ; death quits all scores 
        ޣ

      4) _.  
_____

quitch

  [kwItS] _n. _.  
_____

quitch-grass

  ['kwItSgra:s] = quitch
_____

quitclaim

  ['kwItkleIm]

    1. _n. _.   

    2. _v.   
_____

quite

  [kwaIt] _adv.

    1) , , ; ; ; I quite agree 
     ; she is quite alone   ; my watch is quite
    right    

    2) ;   ;   ; quite a few
     , ; quite a long time  

    3) ,   ; she is quite a beauty  
    

    *) it is quite the thing _. )   ,  ; ) 
    ,   ; quite so!  !, !
_____

quits

  [kwIts] _a. _predic. to be quits ,   ޣ (
  -.); I will be quits with him some day   - ;
  to cry quits )  ,   ; ) ;
  quits! () !
_____

quittance

  ['kwItns] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3)  ( ,   ..)
_____

quitter

  ['kwIt] _n. _.

    1)   ,    ; 

    2) , 
_____

quiver

  I ['kwIv]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)   , ; ; 

      2)  

      3)  (-.); the moth quivered its wings  
       

  II ['kwIv] _n. ; an arrow left in one's quiver _. ,
    

    *) a quiver full of children . quiverful 2)
_____

quiverful

  ['kwIvful] _n.

    1)  ,    

    2) _.  
_____

quixotic

  [kwIk'sOtIk] _a. 
_____

quixotics

  [kwIk'sOtIks] = quixotism
_____

quixotism

  ['kwIkstIzm] _n. 
_____

quixotry

  ['kwIkstrI] _n. 
_____

quiz

  I [kwIz]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) 

      3) _. 

    2. _v. _.

      1)    ( -.)

      2)     

  II [kwIz]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2)  ; ; 

      3) _attr.: quiz program , 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) _.   
_____

quizzee

  [kwI'zi:] _n. _. _.

    1)   

    2)   
_____

quizzical

  ['kwIzIkl] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) , 
_____

quizzing-glass

  ['kwIzINgla:s] _n. _. 
_____

quoad

  ['kwud] _. _prep.  ,  
_____

quod

  [kwOd] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.   
_____

quoin

  [kOIn] _n.

    1)   

    2)   

    3) _.  

    4) _. 
_____

quoit

  [kOIt] _n.

    1)     

    2) _pl.     ()
_____

quondam

  ['kwOndm] _. _a. 
_____

quorum

  ['kwO:rm] _. _n. 
_____

quota

  ['kwut] _n. , , 
_____

quotable

  ['kwutbl] _a.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

quotation

  [kwu'teISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 

    4) _. , 
_____

quotation-marks

  [kwu'teISn'ma:ks] _n. _pl. 
_____

quote

  [kwut]

    1. _v.

      1) ;  ( -.); may I quote you? 
        ?

      2)  ;   

      3)  ;  ;  (at)

    2. _n. _.

      1) 

      2) _pl. 
_____

quoth

  [kwu] _v. _. 1-  3- .  : quoth I (he, she) 
  (, ) (), ()
_____

quotha

  ['kwu] _int. _. _. !,  !
_____

quotidian

  [kwO'tIdIn]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; quotidian thought  

    2. _n.    
_____

quotient

  ['kwuSnt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) 
_____

quotum

  ['kwutm] _n. , , 
_____

rale

  [ra:l] _n. _. _. 
_____

rabbet

  ['rbIt]

    1. _n.

      1) , , , 

      2) _.  , 

      3) 

    2. _v. 
_____

rabbi

  ['rbaI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ()

    3) _.  _. 
_____

rabbin

  ['rbIn] _n. 
_____

rabbinate

  ['rbInIt] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

rabbinic

  [r'bInIk] = rabbinical
_____

rabbinical

  [r'bInIkl] _a. 
_____

rabbit

  ['rbIt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ,  

      3) _. ,  

      *) to breed like rabbits  ; Welsh rabbit  
       {. . rarebit}

    2. _v.    (. to go rabbiting)
_____

rabbit-fever

  ['rbIt,fi:v] _n. _. 
_____

rabbit-fish

  ['rbItfIS] _n.  ()
_____

rabbithutch

  ['rbIthAtS] _n.    
_____

rabbit-warren

  ['rbIt,wOrn] _n.  
_____

rabbity

  ['rbItI] _a.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

rabble

  I ['rbl] _n.

    1) 

    2) (the rabble) _. , 

  II ['rbl] _n. _.   ( ); 
_____

rabid

  ['rbId] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2) , ; rabid hatred  
_____

rabidity

  [r'bIdItI] _n. , , 
_____

rabies

  ['reIbi:z] _n. , 
_____

raccoon

  [r'ku:n] = racoon
_____

race

  I [reIs]

    1. _n.

      1)   ,  ; ; Marathon race 
      

      2) , ; race for power   ; armaments (
      arms) race  

      3) _pl. ; obstacle races   

      4)  ,   ( , ); 
      

      5) _. ;  ; his race is nearly over 
         

      6) _. ,   

      7) () ; ,  

      8) _.  ;     

      9) _attr.: race reader   

    2. _v.

      1)    (with)

      2)    ( )

      3)   

      4) 

      5)  (, );    ()

      #) race away    (  ..)

      *) to race the bill through the House , 
           

  II [reIs] _n.

    1) ; the Mongolian race  

    2) ; ; ; the human race ,  ;
    the feathered race _. ; the race of poets 

    3) ; of Oriental race  

    4) , 

    5)  ,  ; race of wine  

  III [reIs] _n.  (. )
_____

race-card

  ['reIska:d] _n.  
_____

racecourse

  ['reIskO:s] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)  ; 
_____

race-hatred

  ['reIs,heItrId] _n. ,  
_____

racehorse

  ['reIshO:s] _n.  
_____

raceme

  [r'si:m] _n. _. 
_____

race-meeting

  ['reIs,mi:tIN] _n.  
_____

racemose

  ['rsImus] _a. _. 
_____

racer

  ['reIs] _n.

    1) 

    2)    ;  ,   
    ..

    3) _. 

    4) _.   ()
_____

race-suicide

  ['reIs,sjuIsaId] _n. ,  
_____

racetrack

  ['reIstrk] = racecourse
_____

race-way

  ['reIsweI] _n. _. _.     
_____

rachitis

  [r'kaItIs] _n. _. 
_____

racial

  ['reISl] _a. 
_____

racialism

  ['reISlIzm] _n. 
_____

racialist

  ['reISlIst] _n. 
_____

racing

  ['reIsIN]

    1. _pres-p.  race I, 2

    2. _n.

      1)   

      2)   ,  

      3) _.   (); 
_____

racism

  ['reIsIzm] _n. 
_____

racist

  ['reIsIst] _n. 
_____

rack

  I [rk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) , ; ;    ( , 
       ..)

      4) ; ; ; ; 

      5) ۣ

      *) rack of bones _. _.   

    2. _v.

      1)  (-.)  ,   (  ..); to rack hay
         ; to rack plates    

      2) _.     

  II [rk]

    1. _n. _. ; _. , ; to be on the rack ;
    to put to the rack  , 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)    , ; ; to rack
      tenants        ; to
      rack one's wits   

  III [rk] _v.   ( rack off)

  IV [rk] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) ; rack and ruin  ; to go to rack and ruin
    , 

  V [rk]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

racket

  I ['rkIt] _n.

    1)  (   )

    2) _pl.  

  II ['rkIt]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to kick up ( to make) a racket  , 

      2)   ; to go on the racket ,  
       

      3) _. _. , ,   
         ԣ

      4) _. _. , ; , 

      5) _. _. ̣ ,   

      *) to stand the racket ) ; )  ( -.);
      )  , 

    2. _v.  ,    ( racket about)
_____

racketeer

  [,rkI'tI] _n. _.

    1)    {. racket II, 1, 3)}

    2) , -
_____

racketeering

  [,rkI'tIrIN] _n. _.

    1)      {. racket II, 1,
    3)}

    2) ;    ; 
_____

rackety

  ['rkItI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ; to lead a rackety life  
    
_____

racking

  I ['rkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  rack II, 2

    2. _a. ; a racking headache   

  II ['rkIN] _pres-p.  rack I, 2

  III ['rkIN] _pres-p.  rack III

  IV ['rkIN] _pres-p.  rack V, 2
_____

rack-rail

  ['rkreIl] _n.  
_____

rack-railway

  ['rk,reIlweI] _n.   
_____

rack-rent

  ['rkrent]

    1. _n.    

    2. _v.     
_____

rack-wheel

  ['rkwi:l] _n.  
_____

racoon

  [r'ku:n] _n. 
_____

racquet

  ['rkIt] = racket I
_____

racy

  ['reIsI] _a.

    1) , , ,  ( , )

    2) , ;    ;
    a racy flavour  ; racy of the soil ) 
      ,   ̣  
    ; ) , 

    3) , ; , 

    4) _. , , ң
_____

radar

  ['reId] _n.

    1) , ;  

    2) 
_____

raddle

  ['rdl] = ruddle
_____

radial

  ['reIdjl] _a.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _. 
_____

radian

  ['reIdjn] _n. _. 
_____

radiance

  ['reIdjns] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

radiancy

  ['reIdjnsI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

radiant

  ['reIdjnt]

    1. _a.

      1) ,  

      2) , , ; a radiant face  ;
      radiant eyes  

      3) _. ; radiant energy  

    2. _n.

      1) _.  , 

      2) _.   , 
_____

radiate

  1. _a. ['reIdIIt]  ; ֣   

  2. _v. ['reIdIeIt]

    1)    ( );    
    

    2)  (, );  (. _.); she radiates health
      
_____

radiation

  [,reIdI'eISn] _n.

    1) , , ; atomic radiation 
    

    2) 

    3) 

    4) _attr. ; radiation sickness  ; radiation
    hazard    
_____

radiative

  ['reIdItIv] _a. 
_____

radiator

  ['reIdIeIt] _n. _.

    1) ;  ()

    2) 
_____

radical

  ['rdIkl]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _.  ,  ()

      3) _. 

      4) _.  ()

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) , ; 

      3) _. , 

      4) _.   , 

      5) _.    ; radical sign  

      6) _. 
_____

radicalism

  ['rdIklIzm] _n. _. 
_____

radices

  ['reIdIsi:z] _pl.  radix
_____

radicle

  ['rdIkl] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  (, )

    3) _. ,   ( )
_____

radii

  ['reIdIaI] _pl.  radius
_____

radio

  ['reIdIu]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ɣ

      3) 

    2. _v.   ;  , 
_____

radio aerial

  ['reIdIu'ErIl] _n. 
_____

radio beacon

  ['reIdIu'bi:kn] _n. 
_____

radio biology

  ['reIdIubaI'OldI] _n. 
_____

radio engineering

  ['reIdIu,endI'nIrIN] _n. 
_____

radio-

  ['reIdIu]    
_____

radio-active

  ['reIdIu'ktIv] _a. 
_____

radio-activity

  ['reIdIuk'tIvItI] _n. 
_____

radiobroadcast

  ['reIdIu'brO:dka:st] _v.   ,  
_____

radiocast

  ['reIdIuka:st] = radiobroadcast
_____

radio-controlled

  ['reIdIukn'truld] _a.   
_____

radiogenic

  ['reIdIu'denIk] _a. _. ;  
_____

radiogram

  ['reIdIugrm] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) 
_____

radio-gramophone

  ['reIdIu'grmfun] = radiogram 3)
_____

radiograph

  ['reIdIugra:f]

    1. _n. = radiogram 2)

    2. _v.   
_____

radio-location

  ['reIdIulu'keISn] _n. 
_____

radio-locator

  ['reIdIulu'keIt] _n. 
_____

radiology

  [,reIdI'OldI] _n. ; 
_____

radioman

  ['reIdIumn] _n. ; 
_____

radiometer

  [,reIdI'OmIt] _n. 
_____

radio net

  ['reIdIu'net] = radio network
_____

radio network

  ['reIdIu'netw:k] _n. 
_____

radionics

  [,reIdI'OnIks] _n. 
_____

radiophare

  ['reIdIufE] _n. 
_____

radiophone

  ['reIdIufun] _n. 
_____

radioscopy

  [,reIdI'OskpI] _n. , 
_____

radiosensitive

  [,reIdIu'sensItIv] _a. _.   
_____

radio show

  ['reIdIuSu] _n. 
_____

radiosonde

  ['reIdIusOnd] _n. _. 
_____

radiospectroscopy

  ['reIdIuspek'trOskpI] _n. ,  
  ɣ ( )
_____

radio-telegraph

  ['reIdIu'telIgra:f] _n. 
_____

radio-therapeutics

  ['reIdIu,er'pju:tIks] = radio-therapy
_____

radio-therapy

  ['reIdIu'erpI] _n. , 
_____

radiotrician

  [,reIdIu'trISn] _n. 
_____

radish

  ['rdIS] _n. 
_____

radium

  ['reIdjm] _n. _. 
_____

radius

  ['reIdjs] _n. (_pl. radii)

    1) _. 

    2) , ; within a radius of three miles from Oxford  3
      ; within the radius of knowledge   
    

    3)  ()

    4) _.  

    5) _.  ( )

    6)  ( )
_____

radix

  ['reIdIks] _n. (_pl. radices)

    1) 

    2)  (  ..)

    3) _.   
_____

radon

  ['reIdOn] _n. _. 
_____

rafale

  [r'fa:l] _n. _.  
_____

raff

  [rf]

    1. _n. = riff-raff 1

    2. _v. 
_____

raffia

  ['rfI] _n. 
_____

raffish

  ['rfIS] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

raffle

  ['rfl]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1)    ( raffle off)

      2)   
_____

raft

  I [ra:ft]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1)    ;  ()

      2) ()    

  II [ra:ft] _n. _. _. , ; ; 
_____

rafter

  I ['ra:ft] = raftsman

  II ['ra:ft]

    1. _n. _. ; 

    2. _v. _.  
_____

rafting

  ['ra:ftIN]

    1. _pres-p.  raft I, 2

    2. _n. ;  
_____

raftsman

  ['ra:ftsmn] _n. ; , 
_____

rag

  I [rg] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _pl. أ, ,  

    3) _pl. ; ; in rags ) ; )  ;
    glad rags _.  

    4) _.  (  );  ( );
     ( );  (   ..)

    5) , ; there is not a rag of evidence   
    

    6) _attr. , ; a rag doll  

    *) he has not a rag to his back     ;  
    

  II [rg] _. _.

    1. _n.

      1)  ; ; ; to say smth. for a rag
       -.    -.  

      2) ; 

      *) to get one's rag out _. ,   

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) , 

  III [rg]

    1. _n.  ,  

    2. _v.

      1)  ;   ( )

      2) _.  
_____

rag fair

  ['rgfE] _n. , 
_____

rag paper

  ['rg,peIp] _n.  
_____

ragamuffin

  ['rg,mAfIn] _n. ; 
_____

rag-and-bone-man

  [,rgn'bunmn] _n. , أ
_____

rag-baby

  ['rg,beIbI] _n.  
_____

rag-bolt

  ['rgbult] _n. _.  , 
_____

rage

  [reId]

    1. _n.

      1) , ;   ; ; to fly into a
      rage   

      2) ,   (for -  -.)

      3) _.   (-., -.);  
      ; all the rage   ; bicycles were (all) the
      rage then       

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (at, against)

      2) ,  ( , )

      3) _refl. to rage itself out ,  (. . 
      )
_____

ragged

  I ['rgId] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) , ; 

    3)   ; 

    4) ޣ, 

    5) ,  ( ); ragged rhymes  

    6)  ( )

  II [rgd] _p-p.  rag II, 2

  III [rgd] _p-p.  rag III, 2
_____

ragged robin

  ['rgId'rObIn] _n. _. ң,  
_____

raggery

  ['rgrI] _n. _.  (. ), 
_____

ragging

  I ['rgIN]

    1. _pres-p.  rag III, 2

    2. _n. _.  

  II ['rgIN] _pres-p.  rag II, 2
_____

raging

  ['reIdIN]

    1. _pres-p.  rage 2

    2. _a. , ; raging pain  
_____

ragman

  ['rgmn] = rag-and-bone-man
_____

ragout

  ['rgu:] _n. _. 
_____

rag-picker

  ['rg,pIk] _n. , أ
_____

rags-to-riches

  ['rgzt'rItSIz] _a.: rags-to-riches story ,    
     
_____

ragtag

  ['rgtg] _n. (. ragtag and bobtail) _. , 
  , 
_____

ragtime

  ['rgtaIm] _n.

    1)  (  )

    2) _attr. , ; a ragtime army  
_____

ragweed

  ['rgwi:d] _n. _.  
_____

rag-wheel

  ['rgwi:l] _n. _.  
_____

ragwort

  ['rgw:t] = ragweed
_____

rah

  [ra:] _int. (_.  hurrah) !
_____

rah-rah

  ['ra:'ra:] _a. _. ; - , ӣ;
  rah-rah boys ,   ӣ
  ; ӣ 
_____

raid

  [reId]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ; ; to make a raid upon the enemy's
      camp     ; air raid  ̣

      2) ; a raid on a gambling-den ̣ ()  
      

    2. _v.

      1)  ̣, , 

      2)  (into)
_____

raider

  ['reId] _n.

    1)  ̣, , 

    2) _. 

    3) _. ̣,    ̣
_____

rail

  I [reIl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) 

      3)  ; by rail   ; off the rails
        ; _. ,   

      4) , ; , 

      5) 

      6) _pl. _.  

    2. _v.

      1)  , ,  (. rail in, rail
      off)

      2)      

      3)  

  II [reIl] _v. (), () (at, against)

  III [reIl] _n.   ()
_____

rail mill

  ['reIlmIl] _n.  
_____

railage

  ['reIlId] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

rail-chair

  ['reIltSE] _n. _-.  
_____

railhead

  ['reIlhed] _n.

    1)      

    2) _.  
_____

railing

  I ['reIlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  rail I, 2

    2. _n. ( _pl.) , 

  II ['reIlIN] _pres-p.  rail II
_____

raillery

  ['reIlrI] _n.  , , 
_____

railroad

  ['reIlrud] _.

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _attr. 

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2)      

      3)   

      4) _.    ,  (-., -.;
      to, into, through); to railroad a bill through Congress 
        

      5) _.   ,    ..  
      
_____

railroader

  ['reIlrud] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

railrolling mill

  ['reIl,rulIN'mIl] = rail mill
_____

railway

  ['reIlweI]

    1. _n.

      1)  ;  

      2) _attr. ; railway mounting _. 
       ; railway system  

      *) at railway speed  

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)    
_____

railway-yard

  ['reIlweI'ja:d] _n.  
_____

raiment

  ['reImnt] _n. _. _. , 
_____

rain

  [reIn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; rain or shine   ; _.     ;
        ; the rains   ; to be caught
      in the rain   ,   ģ; to keep the
      rain out   

      2) ;  (̣);  (  ..)

      3) _. У

      *) right as rain _.  ;   

    2. _v.

      1) ( . ); it rains, it is raining ģ 

      2) (); ; blows rained upon him    
      

      #) rain out  -. ( ); it rains cats and dogs 
      أ   ; it never rains but it pours _.   -
       
_____

rainbow

  ['reInbu] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. , 

    *) rainbow hunt   
_____

rainbow trout

  ['reInbu'traut] _n. _.  
_____

raincoat

  ['reInkut] _n.  , 
_____

raindrop

  ['reIndrOp] _n.  
_____

rainfall

  ['reInfO:l] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

rain-gauge

  ['reIngeId] _n. _. 
_____

rain-glass

  ['reIngla:s] _n. 
_____

rainless

  ['reInlIs] _a. ;  
_____

rainproof

  ['reInpru:f] _a.   , 
_____

rain-storm

  ['reInstO:m] _n.   
_____

raintight

  ['reIntaIt] = rainproof
_____

rain-water

  ['reIn,wO:t] _n.  
_____

rainwear

  ['reInwE] _n.  
_____

rain-worm

  ['reInw:m] _n.  
_____

rainy

  ['reInI] _a.

    1) ; rainy weather  

    2)  ( , )

    *) for a rainy day  ޣ 
_____

raise

  [reIz]

    1. _v.

      1) ; to raise one's glass to smb.'s health   أ-.
      ; to raise anchor   ; to raise pastry (
      dough)    ; to raise the eyebrows (̣)
       

      2) ,  (); to raise a question 
      ; to raise objections  ; to raise a claim
       

      3) ; ; to raise from the dead   ͣ

      4)  (  ..)

      5)  ();  (, ); ,
       ()

      6)  ( , ); to raise a man to the peerage
       -.  

      7)  (   ..)

      8)  (, , )

      9)  (  ..); to raise money  ; to
      raise troops  ; to raise a unit _. 
      

      10) ,  ();  ()

      11) _. , ޣ

      12) _. ,  -

      *) to raise hell, _. to raise a big smoke _.  ,
       , ; to raise a check _.  ;
      to raise a ghost  

    2. _n.

      1) ߣ

      2) , ; 

      3) _.  

      *) to make a raise ,  
_____

raised

  [reIzd]

    1. _p-p.  raise 1

    2. _a.

      1)   

      2) , 
_____

raisin

  ['reIzn] _n.

    1) (. _pl.) 

    2) 
_____

rait

  [reIt] = ret
_____

raj

  [ra:d] _. _n. ; 
_____

raja

  ['ra:d] _. _n. 
_____

rajah

  ['ra:d] _. _n. 
_____

rake

  I [reIk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3)  

      4)   , ; as lean ( thin) as a rake  
      

    2. _v.

      1) , ; ,   (. rake
      level, rake clean);  

      2)  (. rake up, rake together)

      3)  ,  (in, among -  ޣ-.)

      4)  ; 

      5) _. _.   Σ, 

      #) rake out ; _. ,   ; to
      rake out the fire  , ; rake up ) ; to
      rake up the fire    ;  ;
      )  ( ); don't rake up the past  
      

      *) to rake over the coals  

  II [reIk]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  (  ..)

      2)   ;    

      3) _.   (),  

      4) _. 

    2. _v.    ;  

  III [reIk]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.    , 
_____

rake-off

  ['reIk'Of] _n. _. _.  (  );
  
_____

raker

  ['reIk] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _. £
_____

rakish

  I ['reIkIS] _a. ; 

  II ['reIkIS] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) ; , 
_____

rallicar

  ['rlIka:] = rallicart
_____

rallicart

  ['rlIka:t] _n.    
_____

rally

  I ['rlI]

    1. _n.

      1)  (, )

      2) 

      3) , , ̣;  

      4)  ( ,  )

      5) _. 

      6)    ( )

      7) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  ()  () (  );
         

      2)  ,  ( , , )

      3) _.  ( );  ( )

  II ['rlI] _v. ,  ( -.)
_____

ram

  [rm]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) (the Ram)  (   )

      3) _. 

      4) _.  ();  

      5) _. 

      6) _. , 

      7) ߣ,  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) , ; ; to ram into smb. 
      -.  ; to ram it home , 

      3) , 
_____

ramble

  ['rmbl]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ( ̣ )

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)   ,  

      2)  ,      

      3) ,  ( )
_____

rambler

  ['rmbl] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  , .  
_____

rambling

  ['rmblIN]

    1. _pres-p.  ramble 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) ;  

      3) 

      4)  ( )
_____

rambunctious

  [rm'bANkSs] _a. _. _.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3)  
_____

ramie

  ['rmi:] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)    
_____

ramification

  [,rmIfI'keISn] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _.  
_____

ramify

  ['rmIfaI] _v. 
_____

ramjet

  ['rmdet] _n. _.  - 
_____

rammer

  ['rm] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. ; 
_____

rammish

  ['rmIS] _a.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

ramose

  ['reIms] _a. 
_____

ramp

  I [rmp]

    1. _n.

      1) , ;  ; _. 

      2) _.   

      3) _-.  ()

      4) _. 

      5) 

    2. _v.

      1)     (  ); 
       

      2) _. , , ;  (.
      ramp about)

      3) ,  ( )

  II [rmp] _.

    1. _n. , , £ (.  )

    2. _v. , 
_____

rampage

  [rm'peId]

    1. _n.  ; , ; ; to be (
    to go) on the rampage 

    2. _v.    , , 
_____

rampageous

  [rm'peIds] _a. , 
_____

rampant

  ['rmpnt]

    1. _a.

      1)     (  )

      2)  Σ,  ( , )

      3)  

      4) , 

      5) _.  ,     ( )

    2. _n. _. _.

      1)  ,  

      2)  

      3) 
_____

rampart

  ['rmpa:t]

    1. _n.

      1) () 

      2) , 

    2. _v. ,  
_____

ramrod

  ['rmrOd] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    *) straight as a ramrod   
_____

ramshackle

  ['rm,Skl] _a. , ; a ramshackle house
   ; a ramshackle empire    
_____

ran

  [rn] _p.  run 2
_____

ranch

  [ra:ntS]

    1. _n. _. ;   

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)   
_____

rancher

  ['ra:ntS] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

ranchman

  ['ra:ntSmn] = rancher
_____

rancid

  ['rnsId] _a. ,  ( )
_____

rancidity

  [rn'sIdItI] _n. 
_____

rancidness

  ['rnsIdnIs] = rancidity
_____

rancorous

  ['rNkrs] _a. , 
_____

rancour

  ['rNk] _n. ,  
_____

rand

  [rnd] _n. 
_____

randan

  I [rn'dn] _n. ң   ң 

  II [rn'dn] _n. _. , ԣ; to go on the randan 
_____

random

  ['rndm]

    1. _n.: at random , , 

    2. _a.    , ; ;
    random bullet  
_____

randy

  ['rndI] _.

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) ;  
_____

ranee

  [ra:'ni:] _. _n. ,  
_____

rang

  [rN] _p.  ring II, 2
_____

range

  [reInd]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ();  (  ..)

      2) , 

      3)  

      4) ,   (, ); , 

      5) , ;  ()

      6) , , ; that is out of my range    
      ;      

      7) , ;  ; range of vision
      ,  ; (to be) in range of... ()  
      ...

      8)   (. kitchen range)

      9) , , 

      10) _. 

      11) _. ; ; 

      12) _.  

      13) _.  ̣

      14) _.  

      15) _attr. _. range elevation  ; range table
         

    2. _v.

      1) ()  ; ,   

      2) 

      3) _refl. , 

      4) ; , ;  (. range over,
      range through)

      5)    ; prices range from a shilling to
      a pound      

      6)  (. range along, range with)

      7) ,  (. range along, range with); the path
      ranges with the brook    

      8) _. _. ,   ̣ 

      9)    ;   ; he ranges with the
      great writers         

      10) _.    ;   
      
_____

range-finder

  ['reInd,faInd] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

range-pole

  ['reIndpul] _n. _.  ;  
_____

ranger

  ['reInd] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) 

    3)    ( )

    4) _pl. _.  

    5) _. "",  
    - 
_____

rangy

  ['reIndI] _a.

    1) 

    2) ,  ( )

    3) ; 

    4) _. , 
_____

rani

  ['ra:nI] = ranee
_____

rank

  I [rNk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , ;  ; of higher rank  ,
      ; honorary rank ޣ ; to hold rank 
      ,  

      3) , , , , ; a poet of the highest
      rank  ; to take rank with     

      4)   ; persons of rank ; rank
      and fashion  

      5) _. ; to break ranks   ,  ; to
      fall into rank  (   ..)

      *) he ranks, the rank and file )     
      ( . ); )   (  ..);
      )  , ; to rise from the ranks  
        ; to reduce to the ranks   

    2. _v.

      1) ()  , ()  ,  

      2) ;  ̣ ; I rank his
      abilities very high     

      3)  -. ; he ranks high as a lawyer (scholar) 
        (ޣ); a general ranks with an admiral  
       ( )  

      4) _.      ;  
      ; a captain ranks a lieutenant    ( )
       

  II [rNk] _a.

    1) ,  ( )

    2) ; a garden rank with weeds ,   

    3) ,  ( )

    4)  ( )

    5) , ; ; 

    6) , ; ; rank nonsense  
_____

ranker

  ['rNk] _n. ,   
_____

rankle

  ['rNkl] _v. ,  ( , , ); the memory
  of the insult still rankles in his heart    ӣ
  ݣ   
_____

ransack

  ['rnsk] _v.

    1) ;  (, );    

    2)  (), 
_____

ransom

  ['rnsm]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to hold smb. to ransom    -.; a
      king's ransom  ,  

      2) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) ,   

      2) _. 
_____

rant

  [rnt]

    1. _n.

      1)  ;  ; 

      2)  

      3) _. ԣ

    2. _v.

      1)  ; 

      2) 

      3) _.  ;  
_____

ranter

  ['rnt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

ranunculi

  [r'nANkjulaI] _pl.  ranunculus
_____

ranunculus

  [r'nANkjuls] _n. (_pl. -ses [r'nANkjulsIz], -li) 
_____

rap

  I [rp]

    1. _n.

      1) ̣ ; to get (to give) a rap over ( on) the knuckles
      )  ()  ; )  () ,
      

      2) ; a rap on the window    

      3) _.  ( ); ; to take the rap
      for smth.    -.

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  (at, on)

      3)   (. rap out)

      4) _. _. 

      #) rap out ) ,  ; to rap out an oath
      ; )  (      ..);
      to rap out a message  

  II [rp] _n. _.    (   XVIII .)

    *) not a rap  ; I don't care a rap    ; it
    does not matter a rap     

  III [rp] _n.    120 
_____

rapacious

  [r'peISs] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  ( )
_____

rapacity

  [r'psItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

rape

  I [reIp]

    1.

      1) _n. 

      2) _. ; the rape of Europa _. _. 
      

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) _. 

  II [reIp] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  , 

  III [reIp] _n.  ,    
_____

rape-oil

  ['reIp'OIl] _n. ,  
_____

rapid

  ['rpId]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; a rapid pulse ݣ 

      2)  ( )

    2. _n. (. _pl.)  , 
_____

rapid-fire

  ['rpId'faI] _a. 
_____

rapidity

  [r'pIdItI] _n. , ; rapidity of fire _.
  
_____

rapier

  ['reIpj] _n. 
_____

rapier-thrust

  ['reIpjrAst] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) _.  ; ,  
_____

rapine

  ['rpaIn] _n. _.

    1) £

    2) 
_____

rappee

  [r'pi:] _n.    
_____

rapport

  [r'pO:] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2) ; 
_____

rapprochement

  [r'prOSma:N] _n. _.    
   (.  )
_____

rapscallion

  [rp'skljn] _n. _. , 
_____

rapt

  [rpt] _a.

    1) ݣ, ޣ

    2) ݣ (  ..); he is rapt in reading  ݣ
    ; rapt attention  

    3) 

    4) _. rapt    
_____

raptorial

  [rp'tO:rIl] _a.  ( , )
_____

rapture

  ['rptS] _n.

    1) ,  ; ; to be in raptures, to go into
    raptures (over  about smth.)   ,   
    ( -.)

    2) 

    3) _.    
_____

rapturous

  ['rptSrs] _a. 
_____

rara avis

  ['ra:r'vIs] _n. (_. " ") , ,  
  ,  
_____

rare

  I [rE]

    1. _a.

      1) , ֣, ; rare gas _.  ; the
      rare atmosphere of the mountain tops ֣   
      

      2) , , 

      3) _.  , , ; to
      have a rare time ( fun)  

    2. _adv. _. ; a rare fine view , 
      

  II [rE] _a. ,  ( ); rare eggs _. 
  
_____

rarebit

  ['rEbIt] _n.    (. Welsh rarebit)
_____

raree-show

  ['rErISu] _n.

    1)  ;  (   )

    2) 

    3)  
_____

rarefaction

  [,rErI'fkSn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ֣
_____

rarefy

  ['rErIfaI] _v.

    1) (), ()

    2) _. , 
_____

rarely

  ['rElI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) , ; we dined rarely   
    
_____

rareness

  ['rEnIs] _n. ; 
_____

rareripe

  ['rEraIp] _.

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. 
_____

rarity

  ['rErItI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) ֣ ()
_____

rascal

  ['ra:skl] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ,  (.  £); you lucky rascal!  
      !
_____

rascaldom

  ['ra:skldm] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

rascality

  [ra:s'klItI] _n. 
_____

rascally

  ['ra:sklI] _a. , 
_____

rase

  [reIz] = raze
_____

rash

  I [rS] _a. ; ; , ,
  

  II [rS] _n. 

  III [rS] _n. 
_____

rasher

  ['rS] _n.      ( )
_____

rashness

  ['rSnIs] _n.   . {. rash I}
_____

rasp

  [ra:sp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ;  

      2) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) , ; , ,  (. rasp
      off, rasp away)

      2) ,  ,  

      3) ,  

      4)  (   ..)
_____

raspberry

  ['ra:zbrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  
_____

raspberry-cane

  ['ra:zbrIkeIn] _n. (. _pl.)  , 
_____

rasper

  ['ra:sp] _n.

    1) _.    ԣ

    2) ,  

    3) _. ,    
_____

rasping

  ['ra:spIN]

    1. _pres-p.  rasp 2

    2. _n. (. _pl.)  (. )
_____

rat

  I [rt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; ; ,   
      ֣ 

      3) _. ; ; 

      4): rats! _. !, !

      5) _attr. , ; rat race  

      *) like a drowned rat   ; like a rat in a hole 
       ; to smell a rat  ; 

    2. _v.

      1)   (. )

      2) ;    ֣ ; to rat on smb.
       -.,   -.

      3)  -

      4) , 

  II [rt] = drat
_____

rat's-tail

  ['rtsteIl] _n.

    1)   ( , ң  ..)

    2) _attr.: rat's-tail file _.  
_____

rat-tat

  ['rt'tt] _n. ()   
_____

rat-trap

  ['rttrp] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _. , 
_____

ratable

  ['reItbl] = rateable
_____

ratafee

  [,rt'fi:] _n.

    1)  ˣ; ,    

    2)  
_____

ratafia

  [,rt'fI] _n.

    1)  ˣ; ,    

    2)  
_____

ratal

  ['reItl] _n.  
_____

rataplan

  [,rt'pln]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

    2. _v.   
_____

rat-a-tat

  ['rt'tt] = rat-tat
_____

rat-catcher

  ['rt,ktS] _n.  ( )
_____

ratchet-wheel

  ['rtSItwi:l] _n. _.  , 
_____

rate

  I [reIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , ; , ; the rate of wages per week
         ; rate of exchange  ;
      rate of surplus value _-.   ;
      average rate of profit _-.   ; at an easy
      rate ģ; ; to live at a high rate    

      2)  ; ; , , ;
      ; mortality rate 

      3)  

      4) ; , ; rate of increase  , ; at
      the rate of 40 miles an hour   40   ; rate of
      fire _.  ,  ; rate of climb _.
      ߣ

      5) , ; 

      6) , 

      7) _.  ()

      *) at any rate   ;   ; at this ( that)
      rate   ;   

    2. _v.

      1) , , , ; the copper
      coinage was then rated above it real value   
          

      2) ; ; ; he was rated the best poet
      of his time     ; I rate his speech very
      high      

      3) (. _pass.)  () 

      4) _.  ,  ()

  II [reIt] _v. ;  

  III [reIt] = ret
_____

rateable

  ['reItbl] _a.

    1)   , 

    2) 
_____

ratepayer

  ['reIt,peI] _n. 
_____

rater

  ['reIt] _n. 
_____

rat-face

  ['rtfeIs] _n. _. _. ,  ,  
_____

rath

  [ra:] = rathe
_____

rathe

  [reI] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

rather

  ['ra:] _adv.

    1) , , , ; would you rather take tea
    or coffee?   :   ?; I'd rather you came
    tomorrow    ,     ; he would
    rather die than comply   ң,  

    2) , , ; this is not the result, rather it is
    the cause   ,   ( ) ; late last
    night or rather early this morning    , 
    ,   

    3)   , , , , ; a
    rather ( rather a) surprising result  
    ; I feel rather better today  , , ; I
    know him rather well     

    4) _. (   , ) , ; ݣ !; do
    you know him? Rather!   ? , 
_____

rathe-ripe

  ['reIraIp] = rareripe
_____

rathskeller

  ['ra:ts,kel] _. _n.      
_____

raticide

  ['rtIsaId] _n.   
_____

ratification

  [,rtIfI'keISn] _n. _. , 
_____

ratify

  ['rtIfaI] _v. _. , ;  (,
  )
_____

ratine

  [r'ti:n] _n. _. _. ; 
_____

rating

  I ['reItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  rate I, 2

    2. _n.

      1) ,      , 

      2)  ;   (. )

      3) ; , , 

      4) _.  ( )

      5) _.       ;
      the ratings    

      6)  ()

      7)  

      8) _. () ; ; 
      

  II ['reItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  rate II

    2. _n. , ; to give smb. a severe rating  -.
     
_____

ratio

  ['reISIu] _n. (_pl. -os ['reISIuz])

    1) _. , ; , ; ratio of
    exchange _. ()  ; in direct (inverse)
    ratio  () 

    2) _.  
_____

ratiocinate

  [,rtI'OsIneIt] _v.  , ; 
    
_____

ratiocination

  [,rtIOsI'neISn] _n.    
  
_____

ration

  ['rSn]

    1. _n.

      1) , , 

      2) _pl.  (; .  )

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  

      2) _.  

      3)  (, )
_____

ration book

  ['rSnbuk] _n.    , 
   (  )
_____

ration-card

  ['rSnka:d] _n.    
_____

rational

  ['rSnl] _a.

    1) ; , 

    2) _. ; rational fraction  
_____

rationale

  [,rS'na:l] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2)  
_____

rationalism

  ['rSnlIzm] _n. 
_____

rationalist

  ['rSnlIst]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

rationalistic

  [,rSn'lIstIk] = rationalist 2
_____

rationality

  [,rS'nlItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  ()
_____

rationalization

  [,rSnlaI'zeISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _.   
_____

rationalize

  ['rSnlaIz] _v.

    1) 

    2)   

    3) _.   
_____

rationalizer

  ['rSnlaIz] _n. 
_____

rationally

  ['rSnlI] _adv. ; 
_____

rationing

  ['rSnIN]

    1. _pres-p.  ration 2

    2. _n.    
_____

ratlin

  ['rtlIn] = ratline
_____

ratline

  ['rtlIn] _n. (. _pl.) _. ;  ; 
_____

ratsbane

  ['rtsbeIn] _n.

    1)   ;  

    2) _.  
_____

rattan

  [r'tn] _n.

    1) _.  ()

    2)   
_____

ratteen

  [r'ti:n] = ratine
_____

ratten

  ['rtn] _v. _. ;   
_____

ratter

  ['rt] _n.  (.  )
_____

rattle

  ['rtl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; 

      2)  , , 

      3)  

      4)  (   ..)

      5)     

      6) _. , , 

      7) ; death rattle  

    2. _v.

      1) , ;  (,   ..);
      ;  

      2) ,      (. rattle down,
      rattle over, rattle along, rattle past); the train rattled past
          

      3)  , ;  (. rattle on, rattle away,
      rattle along);  (, , ,  ;
      . rattle out, rattle away, rattle over, rattle off)

      4) _. , , ; to get rattled 
      , 

      5) _. ,  (  ..)
_____

rattle-box

  ['rtlbOks] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 

    3) _. , , 
_____

rattle-brain

  ['rtlbreIn] _n.  , 
_____

rattle-pate

  ['rtlpeIt] = rattle-brain
_____

rattle-pated

  ['rtl,peItId] = rattlebrained
_____

rattlebrained

  ['rtlbreInd] _a.   
_____

rattleheaded

  ['rtl,hedId] = rattlebrained
_____

rattler

  ['rtl] _n.

    1) _. -. : ,  ; 

    2) , 

    3) _.  

    4)  , ;  

    5)  

    6) _.   

    7) _.    
_____

rattlesnake

  ['rtlsneIk] _n.  
_____

rattletrap

  ['rtltrp]

    1. _n.

      1)   (   ..)

      2) = rattle-box 3)

      3) _. 

      4) _pl. 

    2. _a. , , 
_____

rattling

  ['rtlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  rattle 2

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) _.  ( ); ,  ( ,
      )

      3) _. ; we had a rattling time  
       
_____

ratty

  ['rtI] _a.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _. , , 

    4) _. , , 
_____

raucous

  ['rO:ks] _a. 
_____

ravage

  ['rvId]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ravage of weeds  

      2) (. _pl.)  

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) , 
_____

rave

  [reIv]

    1. _v.

      1) ,  

      2)  (about, at, of, against); to rave against one's
      fate  ; to rave oneself hoarse  
      

      3)  ,   (of, about)

      4) , , ,  ( , ); the
      storm raved itself out  

    2. _n.

      1) ,  

      2) ң,  (, )
_____

ravel

  ['rvl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1) ();  (  ..)

      2) ,  (. ravel out)

      3) ң ( )

      #) ravel out )   ; to ravel all this matter out
       ӣ  ; ) , 
_____

ravelin

  ['rvlIn] _n. _. 
_____

raven

  I ['reIvn]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. ޣ   ;   

  II ['rvn] _v.

    1)     (after);  ( -.)

    2) 

    3)   ;    (for)
_____

ravenous

  ['rvns] _a.

    1)  , 

    2) , ; a ravenous appetite  

    3)  ( )
_____

ravin

  ['rvIn] _n. _. _.

    1) 

    2) £
_____

ravine

  [r'vi:n] _n. ; , ; 
_____

raving

  ['reIvIN]

    1. _pres-p.  rave 1

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; ң ()

    3. _a. ; raving madness  
_____

ravish

  ['rvIS] _v.

    1) _. 

    2)   , 

    3) 

    4) _. 
_____

ravishing

  ['rvISIN]

    1. _pres-p.  ravish

    2. _a. 
_____

ravishment

  ['rvISmnt] _n.

    1)  (. )

    2) , 

    3) _. 
_____

raw

  [rO:]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; ޣ, 

      2) ; raw material ( stuff) أ; raw brick
      ֣ ; raw hide ) ̣,  ;
      )    ; raw ore ݣ ; raw spirit
       ; he drank it raw   (,  
      ..),   ; raw sugar  ; raw silk
      ۣ-

      3) ; 

      4) , ۣ , ;  ( ,
      )

      5)  ( )

      6) ,  (  )

      7) _. ; a raw deal  

      *) to pull a raw one _. _.   ;
      raw head and bloody bones     ݣ
      ; -.  (.  )

    2. _n.

      1) -. , 

      2) ;  ; to touch smb. on the raw  -.
       

    3. _v.  
_____

raw-boned

  ['rO:'bund] _a.  , 
_____

rawhide

  ['rO:haId]

    1. _n. = raw hide {. raw 1, 2)}

    2. _a.    
_____

rawness

  ['rO:nIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ;  

    4)  
_____

ray

  I [reI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; not a ray of hope   

      3) _.  ( )

      4) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) ()

      2)  

      3)   ; 

  II [reI] _n.  ()
_____

rayon

  ['reIOn] _n.  ۣ, 
_____

raze

  [reIz] _v.

    1)   ;   ̣; to raze a town to the
    ground     

    2) ; , ޣ (. _.)

    3)   ,  , 

    4) _. 
_____

razee

  [reI'zi:] _.

    1. _n.     

    2. _v.

      1)    ()

      2) _. 
_____

razor

  ['reIz]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. _. 
_____

razor-back

  ['reIzbk] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ()
_____

razor-bill

  ['reIzbIl] _n. _. 
_____

razor-edge

  ['reIzr'ed] _n.

    1) ɣ , ;   (-.)

    2)   

    3)  ; to keep on the razor-edge of smth.  
     -.

    4)  ; to be on a razor-edge ( razor's edge)  
    ,   ,   
_____

razor-strop

  ['reIzstrOp] _n.    
_____

razz

  [rz] _v. _. _. , ; , 
_____

razzia

  ['rzI] _. _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

razzle-dazzle

  ['rzl,dzl] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2) ԣ; to go on the razzle-dazzle 
_____

re

  I [reI] _n. _. 

  II [ri:] _prep. _. _. , ,   (. in re);
  _. ; re your letter of the 2nd instant... 
        ...
_____

re-

  ['ri:] _pref. , , ݣ , ; re-collect 
  ; re-form  ; re-import  ; re-read
  ; renew 
_____

re-cede

  ['ri:'si:d] _v.  
_____

re-claim

  ['ri:'kleIm] _. = reclaim 1, 3)
_____

re-collect

  ['ri:k'lekt] _v.

    1)  , 

    2) _refl.   , 
_____

re-count

  ['ri:'kaunt]

    1. _n. ޣ   

    2. _v.  (.   )
_____

re-cover

  ['ri:'kAv] _v.  , 
_____

re-create

  ['ri:krI'eIt] _v.  
_____

re-creation

  ['ri:krI'eISn] _n.  
_____

re-double

  ['rI'dAbl] _v.

    1)  ()

    2)  
_____

re-form

  ['ri:'fO:m] _v.

    1)  , 

    2) _. ()
_____

re-fuse

  ['ri:'fju:z] _v.  ; 
_____

re-join

  ['ri:'dOIn] _v.  (), ()
_____

re-lay

  ['ri:'leI] _v.  ; 
_____

re-paid

  ['ri:'peId] _p.  _p-p.  re-pay
_____

re-pay

  ['ri:'peI] _v. (re-paid)  
_____

re-read

  ['ri:'ri:d] _v. (re-read ['ri:'red]) 
_____

re-sort

  ['ri:'sO:t] _v. 
_____

re-strain

  ['ri:'streIn] _v.  
_____

re-strained

  ['ri:'streInd] _p-p.  re-strain
_____

re-surface

  ['ri:'s:fIs] _v.

    1)  

    2)   ;  

    3)    (  )
_____

reach

  I [ri:tS]

    1. _n.

      1)  (  ..); to make a reach for smth. 
      ,   -.

      2)  , ; beyond one's reach 
      , ; within easy reach of the railway
      ̣   ; within reach of one's hand  ;
      out of reach of the guns    

      3)  , ; ; ; such subtleties are
      beyond my reach     

      4) , ; a reach of woodland  
      

      5) ̣;  

      6) 

      7) _. 

      8)  

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ( out); to reach one's hand across
      the table    

      2) ; ;  ( reach for)

      3) , ; reach me the mustard, please  ,
      , 

      4) , ; he is so tall that he reaches the ceiling 
       ,    ; to reach old age  
      ; as far as the eye can reach    ;
      the memory reaches back over many years    ̣
      ; your letter reached me yesterday    ()
      

      5) , ; his letter reached me   
      

      6)  ;  ; the train reaches Oxford at six 
          6 

      7) 

      8)  ()

      9) ;  

      10)  ( -., .,  );  ;
      ,  ( -.)

      #) each after   -.; _.   -.;
      reach out (for)    -.,  -. (
      ,  ); he reached out for the dictionary   
      ң

  II [ri:tS] = retch 2
_____

reach-me-down

  ['ri:tSmI'daun] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _a.  ( )
_____

reachless

  ['ri:tSlIs] _a. 
_____

react

  [rI'kt] _v.

    1)  (to)

    2) ,    (on, upon)

    3) _.  

    4) ;  ,   
       (against)

    5) _.  
_____

reactance

  [ri:'ktns] _n. _.  
_____

reaction

  I [ri:'kSn] _n.

    1) ; what was his reaction to this news?    
    ?; to suffer a reaction  

    2)  ;  ; reaction propelled 
     

    3) ;  (on)

    4) ; action and reaction   

    5) _.   

    6) _. 

    7) _attr. 

  II [ri:'kSn] _n. _. 
_____

reactionary

  I [ri:'kSnrI] _a. ,   

  II [ri:'kSnrI] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

reactionist

  [ri:'kSnIst] = reactionary II, 1
_____

reactive

  [ri:'ktIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) _. 
_____

reactivity

  [,ri:k'tIvItI] _n. 
_____

reactor

  [ri:'kt] _n.

    1) ,  ԣ

    2) _. 
_____

read

  I [ri:d]

    1. _v. (read)

      1) ; to read aloud, to read out (loud)  ; to read
      smb. to sleep  -. ; to read oneself hoarse
      (stupid)    (); to read to oneself 
       ; to read a piece of music _.  ; the bill
      was read _.     

      2) ; ; my silence is not to be read as consent ϣ
           ; it is intended to be
      read...      , ..., to read one's
      thoughts into a poet's words     
      ; to read a riddle  ; to read the cards 
       ; to read smb.'s mind ( thoughts)   ; to
      read smb.'s hand ( palm)   

      3) ; the passage quoted reads as follows   

      4)  (   ..); the thermometer reads three
      degrees above freezing-point     
      

      5)   (  ..); to read the electric meter
         ޣ; to read smb.'s blood
      pressure   

      6) ; he is reading law   ; to read for the Bar
        

      #) read off _. , ; his face doesn't read off
          ; read out   ; read
      up  ; to read up for examinations  
      ; read with   -.

      *) to read smb. a lesson  ,  -.; to read
      between the lines   ; to read the time ( the
      clock)      ( £)

    2. _n. ; , ģ  ; to have a quiet read
      

  II [red]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  read I, 1

    2. _a. ( ) , , , ; he
    is poorly read in history    
_____

readability

  [,ri:d'bIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

readable

  ['ri:dbl] _a.

    1)  , 

    2) _. ޣ; ; a readable handwriting 
    
_____

reader

  ['ri:d] _n.

    1) ;  ; he is not much of a reader   
     

    2) 

    3) 

    4) 

    5)  (); 

    6) 
_____

readership

  ['ri:dSIp] _n.

    1)   

    2) _. ;  ,  
_____

readily

  ['redIlI] _adv.

    1) , ,  

    2) ,  ; the facts may readily be ascertained  
     
_____

readiness

  ['redInIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; all is in readiness ӣ 

    3) , , 
_____

reading

  ['ri:dIN]

    1. _pres-p.  read I, 1

    2. _n.

      1) ; close reading  

      2) , ; a man of wide reading , 
       

      3)  ; ; penny reading      
      1 

      4)  , 

      5) , ޣ   

      6) ,  (-.); what is your reading of the
      facts?   ,   ?

      7)  (  )  ; first,
      second, third reading , ,  
_____

reading-desk

  ['ri:dINdesk] _n. 
_____

reading-glass

  ['ri:dINgla:s] _n.  
_____

reading-lamp

  ['ri:dINlmp] _n.  
_____

reading-room

  ['ri:dINrum] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) 
_____

readjust

  ['ri:'dAst] _v.

    1) ,  (), ;   
    

    2) () , , 

    3) 
_____

readjustee

  ['ri:dAs'ti:] _n. _. _. ,   
          
_____

readjustment

  ['ri:'dAstmnt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3) ; 
_____

ready

  ['redI]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; to get ( to make) ready 

      2) ,  ( -.); , ; he gave a
      ready assent   ; he is ready to go anywhere 
         

      3) ̣, ; ; to have a ready answer for any
      question   ӣ  ;      ; to
      have a ready wit  ; he is too ready to suspect 
        ; ready solubility in water
         

      4)   ; ready at hand, ready to hand(s) 
       ;  ,  

    2. _n. (the ready)

      1) _.  ()

      2) _.   ; to have the gun at the ready
           

    3. _v. , 
_____

ready money

  ['redI,mAnI] _n.  
_____

ready reckoner

  ['redI'rekn] _n. ()  ( ޣ)
_____

ready-for-service

  ['redIf's:vIs] = ready-made
_____

ready-made

  ['redI'meId] _a.

    1) ; ready-made clothes  ; ready-made shop 
     

    2) , 
_____

ready-to-cook

  ['redIt'kuk] _a.: ready-to-cook food 
_____

ready-to-serve

  ['redIt's:v] _a.: ready-to-serve food  
_____

ready-to-wear

  ['redIt'wE] = ready-made
_____

ready-witted

  ['redI'wItId] _a. , 
_____

reaffirm

  ['ri:'f:m] _v.  
_____

reagent

  [ri:'eIdnt] _n. _. ; 
_____

real

  I [rIl]

    1. _a.

      1) , , , , ,
      , ; the real state of affairs 
       ; the actor drank real wine on the stage ԣ 
         

      2)  ( ); real property 

      *) the real thing  ; the real Simon Pure 
      ,  

    2. _n. (the real) 

    3. _adv. _. , , 

  II [reI'a:l] _n.  (  )
_____

realgar

  [rI'lg] _n. _. 
_____

realign

  [,ri:'laIn] _v. 
_____

realignment

  [,ri:'laInmnt] _n. 
_____

realism

  ['rIlIzm] _n. 
_____

realist

  ['rIlIst]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. = realistic
_____

realistic

  [rI'lIstIk] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , ; realistic politics  
_____

reality

  [ri:'lItI] _n.

    1) , ;  ; objective reality
    _.  ; in reality , ,
      

    2) ;  

    3) 

    4) 
_____

realizable

  ['rIlaIzbl] _a.

    1)   ; 

    2)    
_____

realization

  [,rIlaI'zeISn] _n.

    1) , ; to have a true realization of one's danger
      

    2) ;  (  ..)

    3) _. , 
_____

realize

  ['rIlaIz] _v.

    1)  ;  (,  )

    2) ;  (, )

    3) _. ; 
_____

really

  ['rIlI] _adv.

    1) ,   

    2) ( , ,   ..) ?,  !,
    ; really and truly   ; really?   ?;  
    !
_____

realm

  [relm] _n.

    1) , ; _. 

    2) , ; the realms of fancy  , 
_____

realtor

  ['rIlt] _n. _.    
_____

realty

  ['rIltI] _n. _.  
_____

ream

  I [ri:m] _n.

    1)   (480 )

    2) ( _pl.) _. ,   (,
    , ); reams of verses _.  

  II [ri:m] _v.

    1) _. , ף

    2) _.  
_____

reamer

  ['ri:m] _n.

    1) _. ף

    2) _.    
_____

reanimate

  ['ri:'nImeIt] _v. ,   ;   ,
  
_____

reap

  [ri:p] _v.

    1) ,  

    2)  

    *) to reap as one has sown  ,   Σ; to reap where
    one has not sown    
_____

reaper

  ['ri:p] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  , 
_____

reaping-hook

  ['ri:pINhuk] _n. 
_____

reaping-machine

  ['ri:pINm,Si:n] _n.  , 
_____

reappear

  ['ri:'pI] _v.  , 
_____

rear

  I [rI] _v.

    1)  (, );  (); 

    2) ; 

    3) ; , , 

    4)    (. rear up)

  II [rI] _n.

    1) ; to bring up the rear, to follow in the rear  ;
    to take in the rear   

    2)  ; at the rear of the house  

    3) , 

    4) 

    5) _.  , 

    6) _attr. ,  ; ; _. ; rear
    arch   ; rear sight _. ; rear party _.
     
_____

rear-admiral

  ['rI'dmrl] _n. -
_____

rear-viewmirror

  ['rIvju:'mIr] _n. _.   
_____

rearer

  ['rIr] _n.

    1) _-. 

    2) 

    3)  ()

    4)  
_____

rearguard

  ['rIga:d] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: rearguard action  
_____

rearm

  ['ri:'a:m] _v. ()
_____

rearmament

  ['ri:'a:mmnt] _n. 
_____

rearmost

  ['rImust] _a.  , ; 
_____

rearmouse

  ['rImaus] _n.  
_____

rearward

  ['rIwd]

    1. _n. ;  ; 

    2. _a. ; 

    3. _adv. = rearwards
_____

rearwards

  ['rIwdz] _adv. ,  ,   
_____

reason

  ['ri:zn]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; to bring to reason ; to
      hear ( to listen to) reason    ; to lose
      one's reason   ; bereft of reason ) ۣ; ) 
      ,  

      2) , , ; , ; , ;
      ; by reason of  ; -; by reason of its general
      sense    ; with ( not without) reason  
      ; he complains with reason    
      ; to give reasons for smth.   -.,
           -.

    2. _v.

      1)  (about, of, upon -  ޣ-.)

      2) 

      3) ,  (into); to reason out of smth. 
       ޣ-.; to reason with smb.  -.

      4) ; 

      #) reason out   
_____

reasonable

  ['ri:znbl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , ;  ( ); 

    3)  
_____

reasonably

  ['ri:znblI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , ; , 
_____

reasoning

  ['ri:znIN]

    1. _pres-p.  reason 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; ; the pupils understood the teacher's
      reasoning    

    3. _a. ,  
_____

reassert

  ['ri:'s:t] _v. ,  ; 
_____

reassurance

  [,ri:'Surns] _n.

    1) , , ; 

    2)  

    3)  ԣ , 
_____

reassure

  [,ri:'Su] _v. , , ; ; 
_____

reave

  [ri:v] _v. (reft) _. _.

    1)  (. reave away, reave from); 

    2) , 
_____

reaver

  ['ri:v] = reiver
_____

rebate

  1. _n. ['ri:beIt] , 

  2. _v. [rI'beIt] _.

    1) , ,  (, )

    2)  , 

    3) , 
_____

rebec

  ['ri:bek] = rebeck
_____

rebeck

  ['ri:bek] _n.  ң 
_____

rebel

  1. _n. ['rebl]

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) _attr. ; ; 

  2. _v. [rI'bel]

    1)  (against)

    2) , ;  

    3) _.  (against - -.)
_____

rebellion

  [rI'beljn] _n.

    1) ; ; the Great Rebellion    
    (1642-1660 .)

    2) 

    3) 
_____

rebellious

  [rI'beljs] _a.

    1) ; , ; 

    2) ; 

    3) ;    ( )
_____

rebellow

  [rI'belu] _v. _.   
_____

rebound

  I [rI'baund]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; to hit on the rebound   
      

      2) ,   ; to take smb. on (
      at) the rebound    -.,  
      

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3) _.  ( )

      4)   

  II ['ri:'baund]

    1. _a.  ԣ ( )

    2. _p.  _p-p.  rebind 2
_____

rebuff

  [rI'bAf]

    1. _n. ,  

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  

      2) _.  
_____

rebuild

  ['ri:'bIld] _v. (rebuilt)  , 
_____

rebuilt

  ['ri:'bIlt] _p.  _p-p.  rebuild
_____

rebuke

  [rI'bju:k]

    1. _n.

      1) ң; without rebuke 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

rebus

  ['ri:bs] _n. 
_____

rebut

  [rI'bAt] _v.

    1)  ; 

    2)  (  ..)
_____

rebuttal

  [rI'bAtl] _n.  (  ..)
_____

rebutter

  [rI'bAt] _n. _.     
_____

recalcitrance

  [rI'klsItrns] _n. ; 
_____

recalcitrancy

  [rI'klsItrnsI] _n. ; 
_____

recalcitrant

  [rI'klsItrnt]

    1. _a. ; ;    (-.)

    2. _n.  
_____

recalcitrate

  [rI'klsItreIt] _v. ; 
_____

recall

  [rI'kO:l]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  (,   ..)

      3) _.   

      4) _.    

      *) beyond ( past) recall ) ; ) 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  (,  )

      3)  ( )

      4) ; ,  ( )

      5)  (  ..)

      6)   (,  )

      7) _.   
_____

recant

  [rI'knt] _v. ;     (. )
_____

recantation

  [,ri:kn'teISn] _n. 
_____

recap

  ['ri:kp]

    1. _n. _. _.  recapitulation

    2. _v. _. _.  recapitulate
_____

recapitulate

  [,ri:k'pItjuleIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) , ; 
_____

recapitulation

  ['ri:k,pItju'leISn] _n.  ; ; ,
  
_____

recapitulative

  [,ri:k'pItjultIv] _a. ; ; 
_____

recapitulatory

  [,ri:k'pItjultrI] = recapitulative
_____

recaption

  ['ri:'kpSn] _n. _.   ԣ   ..,
     
_____

recapture

  ['ri:'kptS]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) ,   

    2. _v.  
_____

recast

  ['ri:'ka:st]

    1. _n.

      1)  (-.), ,  

      2) 

    2. _v. (recast)

      1)    (-.), ; 
      (,   ..); to recast a book  

      2)   ( );    
       

      3) 

      4) _.  
_____

recede

  [ri:'si:d] _v.

    1) , ; ; to recede into the background
    )    ; )  , 

    2)  ( ң,  )

    3)   

    4)  ;  ,  ( , )

    5) ,   
_____

receipt

  [rI'si:t]

    1. _n.

      1)   ; 

      2) ; on receipt  

      3) (. _pl.) ; receipts and expenses   

      4)  (. )

      5)    -. 

      6)   

    2. _v.    ; to receipt a bill  
    ޣ
_____

receipt-book

  [rI'si:tbuk] _n.  
_____

receivable

  [rI'si:vbl] _a.   ;   
_____

receive

  [rI'si:v] _v.

    1) 

    2) ; to receive stolen goods  

    3) 

    4) 

    5)  , 

    6)  ()
_____

received

  [rI'si:vd]

    1. _p-p.  receive

    2. _a. , ,  , 
_____

receiver

  [rI'si:v] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  

    3)  

    4)  

    5) ɣ

    6) _. ɣ , 

    7)   ()
_____

receivership

  [rI'si:vSIp] _n. _.  ,  
      
_____

receiving-order

  [rI'si:vIN'O:d] _n.  
_____

receiving-set

  [rI'si:vINset] _n. ɣ
_____

recency

  ['ri:snsI] _n. , 
_____

recension

  [rI'senSn] _n.

    1)    

    2)    
_____

recent

  ['ri:snt] _a. , ; , , 
_____

recently

  ['ri:sntlI] _adv. ;  
_____

receptacle

  [rI'septkl] _n.

    1) ; ɣ; 

    2) , ; ; 

    3)  , 

    4) _. 
_____

reception

  [rI'sepSn] _n.

    1) ɣ, 

    2) ɣ (.  ); ; warm reception  ɣ; _.
     ; the play met with a cold reception  
     

    3) ɣ (); , 

    4) 

    5) _. _. ɣ

    6) _attr.: reception camp ( centre) ɣ  ( 
    ,   ..)
_____

receptionist

  [rI'sepSnIst] _n.   ɣ ( ,   ..)
_____

reception-room

  [rI'sepSnrum] _n. , ɣ
_____

receptive

  [rI'septIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

receptivity

  [rIsep'tIvItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  ; 
_____

recess

  [rI'ses]

    1. _n.

      1)    (,   ..)

      2) _.  ( , )

      3) _. ()   

      4) Σ ;  ;  ; in the secret
      recesses of the heart  ,   

      5) ; , ; in the recess  

      6)  

      7) _. _. , 

      8) _. , ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)    

      3)  

      4)    

      5) _.  , 
_____

recession

  [rI'seSn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  (, )

    3) 

    4) ,  (,   ,  )
_____

recessional

  [rI'seSnl] _a. 
_____

recessive

  [rI'sesIv] _a. , 
_____

rechauffe

  [rI'SufeI] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) -.,   ;    
     
_____

recherche

  [r'SESeI] _a. _. ;  ( ,    ..)
_____

recidivism

  [rI'sIdIvIzm] _n. 
_____

recidivist

  [rI'sIdIvIst] _n. 
_____

recipe

  ['resIpI] _n.

    1)  (. )

    2) ;  ( -.)
_____

recipience

  [rI'sIpIns] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

recipiency

  [rI'sIpInsI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

recipient

  [rI'sIpInt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. ɣ

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

reciprocal

  [rI'sIprkl]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; 

      2) ; 

      3) _.  

      4) _.  ( )

      5) _. 

    2. _n. _.  
_____

reciprocate

  [rI'sIprkeIt] _v.

    1) ; to reciprocate smb.'s feeling   (
    أ-. ); to every attack he reciprocated with a blow  
       

    2)  (, )

    3) ()   ң;  - 
_____

reciprocating-engine

  [rI'sIprkeItIN'endIn] _n.  
_____

reciprocation

  [rI,sIpr'keISn] _n.

    1) - 

    2)  

    3)   (, )
_____

reciprocity

  [,resI'prOsItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)   (  ..)

    4) _attr.: reciprocity principle  
_____

recital

  [rI'saItl] _n.

    1) , 

    2)   

    3) , 

    4)  ;     
_____

recitation

  [,resI'teISn] _n.

    1)  (  ..)

    2) ;  

    3)     

    4) _.  ;  

    5) _attr.: recitation room 
_____

recitative

  [,resIt'ti:v] _n. 
_____

recite

  [rI'saIt] _v.

    1) ;   

    2) , 

    3)  (  ..)

    4) _.  
_____

reciter

  [rI'saIt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) - ()
_____

reck

  [rek] _v. _. _. (.  .  . ) 
   ( -.),    (of - -.); he recked not
  of the danger      ; it recks him not what others
  think  ,   ; what recks him that..? 
   , ..?
_____

reckless

  ['reklIs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ; reckless driving  

    3)  (-.); reckless of danger 
    ; reckless of consequences    
_____

reckling

  ['reklIN] _.

    1. _n.

      1) , ,    ԣ

      2)  £  

    2. _a. , 
_____

reckon

  ['rekn] _v.

    1) ; , ;   (. reckon
    up); 

    2) ,  ; , , 
    ; to be reckoned (as) a clever person   

    3) ,  (upon)

    4) , ,  ޣ (with -  -.)

    5)    (with); he is to be reckoned with   
    

    #) reckon among, reckon in  ; reckon up 
_____

reckoner

  ['rekn] _n.

    1) ,  ޣ

    2) = ready reckoner
_____

reckoning

  ['reknIN]

    1. _pres-p.  reckon

    2. _n.

      1) ޣ, ޣ, ; by my reckoning   ޣ; to
      make no reckoning of smth.    ޣ -.; 
        -.; to be good at reckoning  ;
      to be out in one's reckoning   ޣ

      2) ޣ, . ޣ  

      3) ; the day of reckoning )  ; )  ,
       

      4)      ( 
      )
_____

reclaim

  [rI'kleIm]

    1. _v.

      1) ; ; ; ; to reclaim a
      drunkard   

      2)  (,  );  

      3)  

      4) , 

      5) 

    2. _n.: it is beyond ( past) reclaim  
_____

reclamation

  [,rekl'meISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (, ,  ); 

    3) ,  

    4) _. ,  
_____

reclame

  [reI'kla:m] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2)   
_____

recline

  [rI'klaIn] _v.

    1) ();  ; ; to recline against
    smth. ,   -.; ,   -.

    2)  (on - )

    3)  ()
_____

recluse

  [rI'klu:s]

    1. _n. ; ; ; 

    2. _a.   ; Σ
_____

recognition

  [,rekg'nISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; ; to win (to receive, to meet with) recognition
    from the public  ()  

    3)   (   )
_____

recognizable

  ['rekgnaIzbl] _a.   
_____

recognizance

  [rI'kOgnIzns] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ( )

    3) 
_____

recognize

  ['rekgnaIz] _v.

    1) 

    2) ; to recognize a new government  
    ; to recognize smb. as lawful heir  -.
     

    3)  , 

    4) ; to recognize one's duty   
_____

recoil

  [rI'kOIl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , 

      2) ;  ( -.)

    2. _v.

      1) ; , 

      2)  ( );  ( )

      3)   ( -.);   (from - 
      -.)

      4) _.  ; his meanness recoiled upon his own
      head      

      5) _. 
_____

recollect

  [,rek'lekt] _v. , 
_____

recollection

  [,rek'lekSn] _n.

    1) ; ; within (outside) my recollection  ( )
     

    2) _pl. , 
_____

recommend

  [,rek'mend] _v.

    1) ; 

    2)  (   ..)

    3)  (-.) 

    4)   (-.) 
_____

recommendation

  [,rekmen'deISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  (for -    ..)

    3) ,    (-.)
_____

recommendatory

  [,rek'mendtrI] _a. 
_____

recommit

  ['ri:k'mIt] _v. _.      
  
_____

recommitment

  ['ri:k'mItmnt] _n. _.    
    
_____

recommittal

  ['ri:k'mItl] = recommitment
_____

recompense

  ['rekmpens]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v. ; ; 
_____

reconcilability

  ['rekn,saIl'bIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

reconcilable

  ['reknsaIlbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

reconcile

  ['reknsaIl] _v.

    1)  (with, to); to reconcile oneself, to become ( to be)
    reconciled to one's lot    

    2)  (, )

    3)  (, )
_____

reconcilement

  ['reknsaIlmnt] = reconciliation
_____

reconciliation

  [,reknsIlI'eISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

recondite

  [rI'kOndaIt] _a.

    1) ԣ, ;   ; a recondite treatise
     

    2) ,   ( )

    3) _. 
_____

recondition

  ['ri:kn'dISn] _v.

    1) , ,    
    (. )

    2) , 

    3)  , 
_____

reconnaissance

  [rI'kOnIsns] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , 

    3) _attr. 
_____

reconnoitre

  [,rek'nOIt] _v. ,  , 
_____

reconsider

  ['ri:kn'sId] _v.  ()
_____

reconstruct

  ['ri:kns'trAkt] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  ( ), 
_____

reconstruction

  ['ri:kns'trAkSn] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) , 

    3) (Reconstruction) _. _.    
    

    4) -. 

    5) _attr.: reconstruction area ,  
    
_____

reconversion

  ['ri:kn'v:Sn] _n.     
_____

record

  1. _n. ['rekO:d]

    1) ;  (); ; ,  
    ; to bear record to ,  
    (  ..); a matter of record  ; (up)on
    record , 

    2)  (  ..); to enter on the records  
    

    3)  , , ޣ; off the record _. ) 
      ( ); ) _. , 
    ԣ

    4): to keep to the record   ; to travel out of the
    record  -.,    

    5) ,  ( -.); ; to have a good (bad)
    record   () ; his record is against him 
       ; record of service  ;
     

    6)  

    7)  ;    

    8) ; to beat ( to break, to cut) the record  

    9) _. ,    

    10) _attr. 

    11) _attr. (Public) Record Office  

  2. _v. [rI'kO:d]

    1) , ; ;   , 
    

    2)   ,  ̣

    3) 
_____

record changer

  ['rekO:d,tSeInd] _n.    
    
_____

record film

  ['rekO:dfIlm] _n.  
_____

recorder

  [rI'kO:d] _n.

    1) ; ; ޣ

    2)  (       
        )

    3) _. ,  

    4)   

    5) _.  
_____

record-holder

  ['rekO:d,huld] _n.  , 
_____

recording

  [rI'kO:dIN]

    1. _pres-p.  record 2

    2. _n. , 

    3. _a. , 
_____

recordist

  [rI'kO:dIst] _n. 
_____

record-player

  ['rekO:d,pleI] _n.   
_____

recordsman

  ['rekO:dzmn] _n. 
_____

recount

  [rI'kaunt] _v. ,  
_____

recoup

  [rI'ku:p] _v.

    1) , ; to recoup a person for loss ( damage)
     -. 

    2) _.   , 
_____

recoupment

  [rI'ku:pmnt] _n.

    1)  (  ..), 

    2) _.   
_____

recourse

  [rI'kO:s] _n.

    1)   ; to have recourse to   

    2) ; his last recourse will be...  ,
        ...
_____

recover

  [rI'kAv] _v.

    1)  ,  ,  ; to recover
    control of one's temper  ; to recover oneself  
    ; to recover one's feet ( one's legs)  ( ,
    )

    2) ,  (from); he is slowly recovering from
    his illness     ; I haven't yet
    recovered from my astonishment  ݣ  ۣ    ; to
    recover from the effects of a war    

    3) ף

    4) _.   (-.)   ();
     ();    ,   
    ..

    5) _. ;  ( ); 
    ()
_____

recovered

  [rI'kAvd]

    1. _p-p.  recover

    2. _a. 
_____

recovery

  [rI'kAvrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ;  ()

    4) _. ;  (  ); 
    ()

    5) _. , 

    6) _.     

    7) _.    ̣  
_____

recreancy

  ['rekrInsI] _n. _.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

recreant

  ['rekrInt] _.

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , 
_____

recreate

  ['rekrIeIt] _v.

    1)  , 

    2) _refl. , 

    3) , 

    4) _refl. 
_____

recreation

  [,rekrI'eISn] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) , 

    3)  ( )

    4) _attr.: recreation centre ,  ; recreation center
    _. _.  ; recreation ground   
_____

recreational

  [,rekrI'eISnl] _a. ,    ;
  recreational facilities     (,
    ..)
_____

recreative

  ['rekrIeItIv] _a.

    1)  , 

    2) , ; ; 
_____

recrement

  ['rekrImnt] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2)   

    3) _.  ,     
    
_____

recriminate

  [rI'krImIneIt] _v.   ;  
_____

recrimination

  [rI,krImI'neISn] _n.    
_____

recriminative

  [rI'krImIntIv] = recriminatory
_____

recriminatory

  [rI'krImIntrI] _a.    
_____

recrudesce

  [,ri:kru:'des] _v.

    1)  ,    ( 
     -  , , ); 

    2)  , , 
_____

recrudescence

  [,ri:kru:'desns] _n.

    1) _. ,  ; the recrudescence of influenza 
     

    2)  , ; a recrudescence of civil
    disorder  
_____

recruit

  [rI'kru:t]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)   (,   ..),  

      3)  ( raw recruit)

    2. _v.

      1)  (,    ..)

      2)  ();  (, )

      3)  (); take a holiday and try to recruit 
         
_____

recruitment

  [rI'kru:tmnt] _n.

    1)  

    2) , 

    3)  , 
_____

recta

  ['rekt] _pl.  rectum
_____

rectal

  ['rektl] _a. _. , 
_____

rectangle

  ['rek,tNgl] _n. 
_____

rectangular

  [rek'tNgjul] _a. ; rectangular coordinates 
  ; rectangular timber  ̣ 
_____

rectification

  [,rektIfI'keISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. , 

    3)  ()

    4) _. 
_____

rectifier

  ['rektIfaI] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) _. 

    3) _. 
_____

rectify

  ['rektIfaI] _v.

    1) ; to rectify a chronometer  

    2) _. , 

    3) _.  ()

    4) _. 
_____

rectilineal

  [,rektI'lInIl] _a. 
_____

rectilinear

  [,rektI'lInI] = rectilineal
_____

rectitude

  ['rektItju:d] _n.

    1) , ;  

    2)  ()
_____

recto

  ['rektu] _n. (_pl. -os ['rektuz]) _.  
_____

rector

  ['rekt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ; 
_____

rectorial

  [rek'tO:rIl] _a. 
_____

rectorship

  ['rektSIp] _n.    
_____

rectory

  ['rektrI] _n.

    1)  

    2)   , 

    3)   
_____

rectum

  ['rektm] _n. (_pl. -ta) _.  
_____

recumbency

  [rI'kAmbnsI] _n.  
_____

recumbent

  [rI'kAmbnt] _a. ; ,  ( -.)
_____

recuperate

  [rI'kju:preIt] _v.

    1)  , ; 

    2) _. 
_____

recuperation

  [rI,kju:p'reISn] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) _. 

    3) _.    
_____

recuperative

  [rI'kju:prtIv] _a.

    1)  , 

    2) _. 
_____

recuperator

  [rI'kju:preIt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

recur

  [rI'k:] _v.

    1)  (to -  -.);    ; 
    

    2) ,  

    3) ,  (to -  -.)

    4) _. 
_____

recurrence

  [rI'kArns] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) _.   ; to have recurrence to...  
     ...
_____

recurrent

  [rI'kArnt] _a.

    1)    , ; recurrent expences
     

    2) _. , ; recurrent fever  
_____

recurring decimal

  [rI'k:rIN'desIml] _n. _.    
_____

recurve

  [ri:'k:v] _v. () ,   
_____

recusancy

  ['rekjuznsI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

recusant

  ['rekjuznt]

    1. _a.   , 

    2. _n. _. 
_____

red

  [red]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; ; red flag ( banner)  

      2) ; ; red cheeks  ݣ; red eyes 
      ; get red ; to become red in the face ;
      red with anger   

      3) (. Red) , , , 

      4) 

      5) ; red hands  

      *) to see red ,   ,  

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) (the Reds) _pl. _. 

      3) (Red) ""; , ; the Reds "",
        ; 

      4)   ( ); "" ( )

      5) _. 

      *) to be in (the) red ) _.  ,  ;
      )  ,  ; to go into (the) red _.
       ,  
_____

red admiral

  ['red'dmrl] _n.  ()
_____

red bark

  ['red'ba:k] _n.    (  )
_____

red bilberry

  ['red'bIlbrI] _n. 
_____

red box

  ['redbOks] _n.       
   
_____

red brass

  ['red'bra:s] _n. ,  
_____

red cedar

  ['red'si:d] _n.  
_____

red cent

  ['red'sent] _n. _. ()   1 

    *) I don't care a red cent (for)   (); not worth a red
    cent    
_____

red currant

  ['red'kArnt] _n.  
_____

red deer

  ['red'dI] _n. _.  
_____

red gum

  ['redgAm] _n.

    1)   , 

    2) _.  ,   
_____

red-gum

  ['redgAm] = red gum
_____

red hardness

  ['red'ha:dnIs] _n. _. 
_____

red light

  ['red'laIt] _n.

    1)   (     ..); to see the
    red light   ,   ..

    2) _. = red lamp 3)
_____

red ochre

  ['red'uk] _n.  , 
_____

red rag

  ['red'rg] _n.

    1) " ";     (  
    )

    2) _. 
_____

red rot

  ['red'rOt] _n. ,   ()
_____

red soil

  ['red'sOIl] _n. ڣ
_____

red tape

  ['red'teIp] _n. , , 
_____

red wheat

  ['ed'wi:t] ڣ 
_____

red wine

  ['red'waIn]  
_____

red-cap

  ['redkp] _n. (. redcap)

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

red cap

  ['red'kp] = red-cap
_____

red-light

  ['red'laIt] _a.: red-light district   
_____

red-short

  ['redSO:t] _a. _. 
_____

redact

  [rI'dkt] _v.    , ,  
  
_____

redaction

  [rI'dkSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  
_____

redactor

  [rI'dkt] _n. 
_____

redan

  [rI'dn] _n. _. _. 
_____

redbait

  ['redbeIt] _v. _.   
_____

redbaiting

  ['red,beItIN] _.

    1. _pres-p.  redbait

    2. _n. ,   
_____

red-blindness

  ['red,blaIndnIs] _n. _. ,    
_____

red-blooded

  ['red'blAdId] _a. _.

    1) , , 

    2)  ,  (   ..)
_____

redbreast

  ['redbrest] _n.  ()
_____

redbrick

  ['red'brIk] _a.

    1)    

    2) (Redbrick) "", "" ( ,  
    XIX-XX .     )
_____

redcoat

  ['redkut] _n. _.  
_____

redden

  ['redn] _v.

    1) ()   

    2) 
_____

reddening

  ['rednIN]

    1. _pres-p.  redden

    2. _n. 
_____

reddish

  ['redIS] _a. 
_____

reddle

  ['redl] = ruddle
_____

rede

  [ri:d] _.

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3) ; , 

      4) , 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) , 
_____

redeem

  [rI'di:m] _v.

    1)  (   ..);  (  )

    2) 

    3) ; to redeem one's good name    

    4)  ()

    5)  (  ..); to redeem an error  

    6) , ,  ( ); to redeem a prisoner
     ޣ
_____

redeemer

  [rI'di:m] _n.

    1) , 

    2) (Redeemer)  ( )
_____

redemption

  [rI'dempSn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) ; ; beyond ( past) redemption   
    , 
_____

re-deploy

  ['ri:dI'plOI] _v. _. ()
_____

redeployment

  ['ri:dI'plOImnt] _n. _. 
_____

redeye

  ['redaI] _n. _. _.  ۣ 
_____

redhanded

  ['red'hndId] _a.

    1)   

    2)    ; to be caught redhanded 
       ,    
_____

red herring

  ['red'herIN] _n.

    1) ޣ ̣

    2)  Σ; to draw ( to track, to trail) a red herring
    across the path     ; 
       
_____

red-hot

  ['red'hOt] _a.

    1) ̣ 

    2) ޣ, ģ

    3) , 

    4) , 
_____

red huckleberry

  ['red'hAklberI] = red bilberry
_____

re-did

  ['ri:'dId] _p.  re-do
_____

redintegrate

  [re'dIntIgreIt] _v.  (, ); 
_____

redistribute

  ['ri:dIs'trIbju:t] _v. 
_____

redistribution

  ['ri:,dIstrI'bju:Sn] _n. , 
_____

red lamp

  ['red'lmp] _n.

    1)  ,        
    

    2) = red light 1)

    3) _.  ,  
_____

red lane

  ['red'leIn] _n. _.  (£)
_____

red lead

  ['red'led] _n.  
_____

red-legged

  ['red'legd] _a. ; red-legged partridge  
_____

red-letter

  ['red'let] _a.       ;
  ; _. , ; red-letter day 
    
_____

redly

  ['redlI] _adv. 
_____

red man

  ['redmn] _n. , () 
_____

red meat

  ['red'mi:t] _n. ޣ  (, )
_____

redneck

  ['rednek] _n. _. ԣ , 
_____

red-necked

  ['red'nekt] _a.   
_____

redness

  ['rednIs] _n. 
_____

re-do

  ['ri:'du:] _v. (re-did; re-done)  , 
_____

redolence

  ['redulns] _n. , 
_____

redolent

  ['redulnt] _a.

    1)  () ; , ; flowers redolent
    of springtime ,   

    2) ,   (of -  ޣ-.)
_____

re-done

  ['ri:'dAn] _p-p.  re-do
_____

redouble

  [rI'dAbl] _v.

    1) (), (), ; to redouble one's
    efforts   

    2) ()

    3) () 
_____

redoubt

  [rI'daut] _n. _. 
_____

redoubtable

  [rI'dautbl] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) , 
_____

redoubted

  [rI'dautId] _. = redoubtable
_____

redound

  [rI'daund] _v.

    1) , ,  (to - -.); to redound
    to smb.'s advantage  -.,  -.
    ; that redounds to his honour    

    2)   (upon - -.); these crimes will redound upon
    their authors      ,   
_____

redout

  ['redaut] _n.     ( )
_____

red-pencil

  ['red'pensl] _v.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

redpoll

  ['redpul] _n.

    1) ޣ ()

    2) _pl.    ()
_____

redress

  [rI'dres]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , 

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; to redress the balance
       

      2) , ; to redress a wrong  

      3) _. 

      4)  (̣  ̣)
_____

red-rogue

  ['redrug] _n. _.  
_____

redshank

  ['redSNk] _n. _. , 

    *) to run like a redshank   
_____

redskin

  ['redskIn] _n. _. () , 
_____

redstart

  ['redsta:t] _n. _. 
_____

red-tape

  ['red'teIp] _a. , 
_____

reduce

  [rI'dju:s] _v.

    1) , , , ; to reduce one's
    expenditure   ; to reduce prices  ; to
    reduce the length of a skirt  ; to reduce the term of
    imprisonment    ; to reduce the
    temperature  ; to reduce the vitality 
    

    2)     ..; to reduce to a lower rank _.
      

    3)   ̣ ; ,  (to - ); to
    reduce to begging   ; to reduce to silence 
    ; to reduce to submission   ; to reduce
    to an absurdity   ; to reduce to elements 
     

    4) ;  ; he is greatly reduced by illness 
        

    5) ; to be reduced to a shadow ( to a skeleton)
       ( )

    6) , 

    7) _.  ();    

    8) _.  ( );   
    

    9) _. , 
_____

reduced

  [rI'dju:st]

    1. _p-p.  reduce

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) Σ ( )

      3) ң
_____

reducible

  [rI'dju:sbl] _a.  ,   . {. reduce}
_____

reducing agent

  [rI'dju:sIN'eIdnt] _n. _. 
_____

reducing gear

  [rI'dju:sIN'gI] _n. _.  , 
_____

reduction

  [rI'dAkSn] _n.

    1) , ; , ; reduction of armaments
     

    2) (. _.)     ..; reduction from rank
    ( to the ranks) ; reduction in rank   

    3) 

    4) ;    

    5) , 

    6)   (   ..)

    7) _.  ()

    8) _. 

    9) _.    ; 

    10) _. 

    11) _.    ; 
_____

redundance

  [rI'dAndns] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3)   

    4)    ,  
_____

redundancy

  [rI'dAndnsI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3)   

    4)    ,  
_____

redundant

  [rI'dAndnt] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) 

    3)    
_____

reduplicate

  [rI'dju:plIkeIt] _v.

    1) , ; 

    2) _. 
_____

reduplication

  [rI,dju:plI'keISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 
_____

reduplicative

  [rI'dju:plIktIv] _a. 
_____

red-wing

  ['redwIN] _n. _. -
_____

redwood

  ['redwud] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.   
_____

re-echo

  [ri:'eku]

    1. _n. ,  

    2. _v.  
_____

reed

  [ri:d]

    1. _n.

      1) , ;  

      2)     

      3) _. 

      4) 

      5)  

      6) _. 

      7) _pl.   

      8) _.  

      *) a broken reed ) ģ ; )  ; to lean
      on a reed   -. ģ

    2. _v.  ()   
_____

reeded

  ['ri:dId]

    1. _p-p.  reed 2

    2.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

re-edify

  ['ri:'edIfaI] _v.

    1)  , 

    2) ;  (  ..)
_____

reed-mace

  ['ri:dmeIs] _n. _. 
_____

reed-pipe

  ['ri:dpaIp] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.   
_____

reed-stop

  ['ri:dstOp] _n. _.     
_____

re-educate

  ['ri:'edju:keIt] _v. 
_____

re-education

  ['ri:,edju:'keISn] _n. 
_____

reedy

  ['ri:dI] _a.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) ,   

    4)  ( )
_____

reef

  I [ri:f] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  ;  

  II

    1. _n.  ( ); to let out a reef )  ; ) _.
      (  ); to take in a reef )  ;
    )  ; ) _. ,  

    2. _v. _.  
_____

reefer

  ['ri:f] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) _. , 

    3) 

    4) _. _.   
_____

reef-knot

  ['ri:fnOt] _n.  
_____

reefy

  ['ri:fI] _a.  -  
_____

reek

  [ri:k]

    1. _n.

      1) ,   

      2) _. _.  , , 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  , 

      3)  -. ,  (of); it reeks of murder 
       
_____

reeky

  ['ri:kI] _a.

    1) ,  

    2) ; ޣ
_____

reel

  I [ri:l]

    1. _n.

      1) _. , , 

      2) _.   

      3) _. , , 

      4) _-. 

      5) 

      6)  (̣  );  (; .
       1000 )

      *) off the reel ,  

    2. _v.

      1)    (. reel in, reel up); ,
       (. reel off)

      2)    ,  ,  (. reel
      off)

  II [ri:l]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3)  (  )

    2. _v.

      1) , ; everything reeled before his eyes ӣ
          

      2)  

      3)  

      4) ; ,  ( ,   ..)

      5) ,  , 

      6)  ( ); 
_____

re-elect

  ['ri:I'lekt] _v. ,  
_____

re-election

  ['ri:I'lekSn] _n. ,  
_____

re-engage

  ['ri:In'geId] _v.

    1) _.  (),  

    2) _.    

    3) _.    ;   
     
_____

re-entrant

  [ri:'entrnt] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

re-entry

  [ri:'entrI] _n.

    1) _.  ,   

    2)        ( 
      ..)
_____

re-establish

  ['ri:Is'tblIS] _v. 
_____

reeve

  I [ri:v] _n.

    1) _.   (    )

    2) _.  

    3)  

    4)      ( )

    5)  ԣ

  II [ri:v] _v. (rove, reeved [ri:vd]) _. , ; 
  ,  ( )
_____

refection

  [rI'fekSn] _n. 
_____

refectory

  [rI'fektrI] _n.  ( );  ( ,
  )
_____

refer

  [rI'f:] _v.

    1) ,  (to -  -., -.);  (
      ..); I was referred to the secretary   
    ; the asterisk refers to the footnote ף  
     

    2)   

    3) ; he referred to me for help     
    

    4)  , ; the speaker often referred to his
    notes     

    5)  (-.),  (-.)

    6)  , ; his words referred to me only 
        

    7)  (to -  -.,  -.)

    8)  ( ޣ-.), 

    9)  ( ,   ..)

    *) refer to drawer    (  
     )
_____

referable

  [rI'f:rbl] _a.     ӣ (to - 
  -., -.)
_____

referee

  [,ref'ri:] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) _. , 
_____

reference

  ['refrns]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; with reference to   {. . 6}; to
      make reference 

      2) ; a book of reference 

      3) ; ͣ; to make no reference to    ޣ-.

      4) ; highest references required  
      

      5) ,  

      6) ; in ( with) reference to ,  
      {. . 1}; without reference to  ;  

      7)      ,   ..

      8) ,    ; terms of reference
      , 

      9) 

      10) _attr. ; reference book ; reference library
        (    ); reference point
      

    2. _v.

      1)  () 

      2)   , 
_____

reference mark

  ['refrns'ma:k] _n. _.  
_____

referenda

  [,ref'rend] _pl.  referendum
_____

referendary

  [,ref'rendrI] _n. _. ;  
_____

referendum

  [,ref'rendm] _n. (_pl. . -da) _. 
_____

refill

  1. _n. ['ri:fIl]

    1) , ; refill of fuel  

    2) -.,   ; two refills for a ballpoint pen
         ; a refill for a lipstick
       

  2. _v. ['ri:'fIl]  ; () 
_____

refine

  [rI'faIn] _v.

    1) , ;  ; 

    2) ()  , ޣ

    3)  (upon, on)

    4)   
_____

refined

  [rI'faInd]

    1. _p-p.  refine

    2. _a.

      1) , ; refined oil  ;
      refined salt ,  ; refined sugar -

      2) 

      3) ޣ, , ; refined manners  
_____

refinement

  [rI'faInmnt] _n.

    1) , ; , ;  

    2) 

    3) ޣ, ; ; refinement of cruelty
    ޣ 
_____

refiner

  [rI'faIn] _n.

    1) _.   

    2)  

    3) Σ (  )

    4) _. 
_____

refinery

  [rI'faInrI] _n.  ;  ; 
  
_____

refit

  ['ri:'fIt]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  (  ..)

    2. _v.

      1)  (  ..)

      2) 
_____

refitment

  ['ri:'fItmnt] = refit 1, 2)
_____

reflect

  [rI'flekt] _v.

    1)  (, , )

    2) ();   (   ..)

    3) ,  (   ..)

    4): to reflect credit upon smb.   -. (  
    ..); to reflect discredit upon smb.  -. (  
    ..); such behaviour can only reflect discredit upon you 
       

    5) ,  (on, upon)

    #) reflect on, reflect upon  ;  ; to
    reflect upon smb.'s sincerity   -. ; your
    rude behaviour reflects only upon yourself   
       
_____

reflection

  [rI'flekSn] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _. 

    3) , 

    4) , ; ; on reflection 

    5) 

    6) , 
_____

reflective

  [rI'flektIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3)  ( )
_____

reflector

  [rI'flekt] _n. _. _. , 
_____

reflet

  [r'fleI] _n. _.     
_____

reflex

  ['ri:fleks]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ; 

      3) _. 

      4) _. 

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) ֣;   

      3) _. 
_____

reflex camera

  ['ri:fleks,kmr] _n.  
_____

reflexion

  [rI'flekSn] = reflection
_____

reflexive

  [rI'fleksIv] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

refluent

  ['reflunt] _a. 
_____

reflux

  ['ri:flAks] _n. 
_____

reforest

  ['ri:'fOrIst] _v.   ,  
_____

reforestation

  ['ri:,fOrI'steISn] _n.   , 
_____

reform

  I [rI'fO:m]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3) _attr.: Reform Bill ( Act)    
       (1831-32 .)

    2. _v.

      1) (); , 

      2)  ()

      3) () ( )

  II ['ri:'fO:m] = re-form
_____

reformation

  [,ref'meISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ()

    3) (the Reformation) _. 
_____

reformative

  [rI'fO:mtIv] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

reformatory

  [rI'fO:mtrI]

    1. _n.     

    2. _a. 
_____

reformed

  [rI'fO:md]

    1. _p-p.  reform I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 

      *) Reformed Faith 
_____

re-formed

  ['ri:'fO:md] _p-p.  re-form
_____

reformer

  [rI'fO:m] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.   

    3)       (1831-32 .)
_____

reformist

  [rI'fO:mIst] _n. _. 
_____

refract

  [rI'frkt] _v. _.  ()
_____

refraction

  [rI'frkSn] _n. _. , 
_____

refractional

  [rI'frkSnl] = refractive
_____

refractive

  [rI'frktIv] _a. ; refractive medium  
_____

refractor

  [rI'frkt] _n. 
_____

refractoriness

  [rI'frktrInIs] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) _. ; , 
_____

refractory

  [rI'frktrI]

    1. _n. _.  

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2)  ( )

      3)  ( )

      4) _. , 
_____

refrain

  I [rI'freIn] _v.

    1)  (from -  -.);  (from -  -.);
    he could not refrain from saying (going, etc.)     
    (   ..)

    2) _. ; ;  (-., -.)

  II [rI'freIn] _n. , 
_____

refrangible

  [rI'frndIbl] _a.  ( )
_____

refresh

  [rI'freS] _v.

    1) , ; (); to refresh oneself
     (, أ); to refresh one's memory  
    ,  (-.)

    2)   

    3) , 
_____

refresher

  [rI'freS] _n.

    1) -. ;  

    2) ; ;  

    3)    (  )

    4) _. 

    5) _attr. ; refresher course   
_____

refreshment

  [rI'freSmnt] _n.

    1) ;  ; 

    2) -. ,  

    3) (. _pl.) ;  

    4) _attr.: refreshment room  (   ..); refreshment car
    -
_____

refrigerant

  [rI'frIdrnt]

    1. _n.

      1)  , 

      2) _.  

    2. _a. , 
_____

refrigerate

  [rI'frIdreIt] _v.

    1) (); 

    2)    
_____

refrigeration

  [rI,frId'reISn] _n. ; 
_____

refrigerator

  [rI'frIdreIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

refrigerator-car

  [rI'frIdreIt'ka:] _n. -
_____

refrigeratory

  [rI'frIdrtrI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _a. 
_____

reft

  [reft] _p.  _p-p.  reave
_____

refuel

  ['ri:'fjul] _v.   , 
_____

refuge

  ['refju:d]

    1. _n.

      1) ; _. ; to take (to give) refuge  ()
      ; to take refuge in lying   ; to take refuge
      in silence 

      2) " " (    )

    2. _v. _.

      1)  ; _.  

      2)  
_____

refugee

  [,refju:'di:] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

refulgence

  [rI'fAldns] _n. , 
_____

refulgent

  [rI'fAldnt] _a. , 
_____

refund

  1. _n. ['ri:fAnd]

    1) 

    2)  ();  ()

  2. _v. [ri:'fAnd] , 
_____

refusal

  [rI'fju:zl] _n.

    1) ; to take no refusal   ,  

    2)   ; to have (to give) the refusal of smth. 
    ()   -. 
_____

refuse

  I [rI'fju:z] _v.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3)  (   )

  II ['refju:s]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; , ; 

      2) _. ޣ, 

      3) _.  

    2. _a. ; ޣ;   
_____

refutable

  ['refjutbl] _a. 
_____

refutation

  [,refju:'teISn] _n. 
_____

refute

  [rI'fju:t] _v. 
_____

regain

  [rI'geIn] _v.

    1)  ;  ; to regain one's health
    ; to regain one's footing    

    2)   (, ); 

    3) _.  
_____

regal

  ['ri:gl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

regale

  [rI'geIl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (with; . _.)

      2) 

      3) ,  (, )
_____

regalia

  I [rI'geIlj] _n. _pl.

    1) 

    2) _.    

  II [rI'geIlj] _. _n.    
_____

regality

  [rI'glItI] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  
_____

regally

  ['ri:glI] _adv. -
_____

regard

  [rI'ga:d]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; regard must be paid to...  
       ...; to pay no regard to...    ...,
      

      2) , ; to have a great regard for smb. 
         -.; to have a high (low) regard for smb.,
      to hold smb. in high (low) regard   () 
       -.; out of regard for smb.    -.

      3) _pl. , ; give my best regards (to)  
       

      4) ; in ( with) regard to ;  ; 
      ; in this regard   

      5) _. _. ,  (, )

    2. _v.

      1)   ,  ( -., -.; . 
      .  . ); he is much regarded  
       ; I do not regard his opinion     
      ; why do you so seldom regard my wishes?    
         ?

      2) ; 

      3) ; I still regard him kindly  -  
       

      4) ,   ( -., -.); it does not
      regard me    ; as regards  

      5) _. _.   (-., -.), 
_____

regardant

  [rI'ga:dnt] _a.

    1) _.  

    2) _.  
_____

regardful

  [rI'ga:dful] _a. , 
_____

regarding

  [rI'ga:dIN]

    1. _pres-p.  regard 2

    2. _prep. , 
_____

regardless

  [rI'ga:dlIs] _a.

    1)   ,   (of)

    2): regardless of (.  _adv.) )   ,  ;
    )  ;   ; regardless of danger   
    
_____

regatta

  [rI'gt] _n.    , 
_____

regelate

  ['ri:dleIt] _v. 
_____

regency

  ['ri:dnsI] _n. 
_____

regenerate

  1. _a. [rI'denrIt]

    1) ģ 

    2) , 

  2. _v. [rI'denreIt]

    1)  

    2) (); () 

    3) _. _. ; 
_____

regeneration

  [rI,den'reISn] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. _. , ; 
_____

regenerative

  [rI'denrtIv] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. , 
_____

regenerator

  [rI'denreIt] _n. _. ; 
_____

regent

  ['ri:dnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.      
_____

regicide

  ['redIsaId] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

regie

  [reI'i:] _n. _.  , .    
_____

regime

  [reI'i:m] _n. _.

    1) ; 

    2) = regimen 2)
_____

regimen

  ['redImen] _n.

    1) _. ,  

    2) _. ; 

    3) _. 
_____

regiment

  ['redImnt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ( _pl.) , 

      3) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  ;   

      2) ,   

      3)   ;    
      
_____

regimental

  [,redI'mentl] _a. 
_____

regimentals

  [,redI'mentlz] _n. _pl.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

regimentation

  [,redImen'teISn] _n.

    1)   ();  

    2)   ,   ..

    3)   ;    
_____

region

  ['ri:dn] _n.

    1) ; ; ; ; _. , ; in the
    region of ) ; )  ,  

    2)  ()

    3)  ()

    4) _. ,  ; the abdominal region  
_____

regional

  ['ri:dnl] _a. ; ; ; 
_____

register

  ['redIst]

    1. _n.

      1)  ();  ; ; ; 
      ; to be on the register _.   ; 
        ; ship's register  

      2)  (   ..)

      3) _. 

      4) _. ޣ, ޣ ; cash register  

      5)  (   ..)

      6) _. 

      7) _attr.: register office = registry 1)

    2. _v.

      1) ();   ; to register oneself
      )  ϣ    ; ) ,
      

      2) _. ; ; his face registered no emotion 
        

      3) , ,  ( )

      4)    ()

      5) ()

      6)      
_____

registered

  ['redIstd]

    1. _p-p.  register 2

    2. _a. ; ; registered letter 
    
_____

registrant

  ['redIstrnt] _n. ,   ( -.)
_____

registrar

  [,redIs'tra:] _n.

    1) 

    2) -
_____

registration

  [,redIs'treISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _.  (. registration fire)
_____

registry

  ['redIstrI] _n.

    1) ;      (.
    registry office); servants' registry     
    

    2) , ;  

    3)  , 
_____

regnal

  ['regnl] _a.    ; regnal year 
  ; regnal day    
_____

regnant

  ['regnnt] _a.

    1) 

    2) ;  Σ
_____

regorge

  [rI'gO:d] _v.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

regress

  1. _n. ['ri:gres]

    1) ;  

    2) ; 

  2. _v. [rI'gres]

    1)  ; 

    2) _.     
_____

regression

  [rI'greSn] _n.

    1) = regress 1

    2)    ;     
    
_____

regressive

  [rI'gresIv] _a. ; 
_____

regret

  [rI'gret]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , ; to my regret   

      3) (. _pl.) ; to express regret for smth.  
      ޣ-., ,    -.; he sent his regrets
         

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ( ޣ-.); I regret to say  ,
       

      2) 
_____

regretful

  [rI'gretful] _a.

    1)  , 

    2) ,  
_____

regrettable

  [rI'gretbl] _a. 
_____

regroup

  ['ri:'gru:p] _v. 
_____

regrouping

  ['ri:'gru:pIN]

    1. _pres-p.  regroup

    2. _n. 
_____

regulable

  ['regjulbl] _a. 
_____

regular

  ['regjul]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; ; ; he keeps
      regular hours, he is a regular man  ģ   

      2) , 

      3) ; 

      4)   , ; 

      5) ; regular army  ,  

      6) _. , ; a regular fellow ;  

      7) ; the regular clergy ޣ 

      8) _. 

    2. _n.

      1) (. _pl.) 

      2) (. _pl.)  

      3) _.    

      4) _.   (-. )
_____

regularity

  [,regju'lrItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

regularize

  ['regjulraIz] _v.  , 
_____

regulate

  ['regjuleIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  ( , ); 

    3) ,  (  ..)
_____

regulation

  [,regju'leISn] _n.

    1) ;   ; regulation of currency _.
      

    2) , 

    3) _pl. ; ,  

    4) _attr. ; ;  ; to
    exceed the regulation speed   ; of the
    regulation size  
_____

regulative

  ['regjultIv] _a. 
_____

regulator

  ['regjuleIt] _n.

    1) ,  ; 

    2) _. 
_____

regurgitate

  [rI'g:dIteIt] _v.

    1)  

    2) (); 
_____

rehabilitate

  [,ri:'bIlIteIt] _v.

    1) 

    2)   

    3) _. ,  ()

    4) ; , 

    5)  
_____

rehabilitation

  ['ri:,bIlI'teISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)   

    3) ; , 

    4)  
_____

rehash

  ['ri:'hS]

    1. _n.

      1)  (-. )   

      2) -.,    ;  
      

    2. _v. ;  (-);  (-.
    ) -
_____

rehear

  ['ri:'hI] _v. (reheard)   ( ), 
  
_____

reheard

  ['ri:'h:d] _p.  _p-p.  rehear
_____

rehearsal

  [rI'h:sl] _n.

    1) ; dress rehearsal  

    2) ; 

    3) 
_____

rehearse

  [rI'h:s] _v.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) 
_____

reheat

  ['ri:'hi:t] _v.  ; 
_____

rehouse

  ['ri:'haus] _v.    
_____

rehousing

  ['ri:'hauzIN]

    1. _pres-p.  rehouse

    2. _n.

      1)    ;   

      2) _attr.: rehousing problem    
       
_____

reify

  ['ri:IfaI] _v. ,    
_____

reign

  [reIn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; in the reign of smb.   -.

      2) ; under the reign  ; the reign of law 
      

    2. _v.

      1)  (over)

      2) , 
_____

reimburse

  [,ri:Im'b:s] _v. ,  ()
_____

reimbursement

  [,ri:Im'b:smnt] _n. , 
_____

rein

  [reIn]

    1. _n. ( _pl.)

      1) , ; ; to draw rein )  ;
      )  ;  ; _. ,
       , to give a horse the rein(s)  ,
       

      2) ,  ; ; the reins of government
       ; a tight rein  ; to keep a tight
      rein on smb.  ,    -.; to give
      rein ( the reins) to one's imagination (passions)  
       ()

      3) _.  (  ..)

    2. _v.

      1) ,  

      2) , ;    (. rein in)

      #) rein up ) (); ) ,  ()
_____

reincarnate

  1. _v. [ri:'Inka:neIt] ,  

  2. _a. ['ri:In'ka:nIt] ݣ
_____

reincarnation

  ['ri:Inka:'neISn] _n. 
_____

reindeer

  ['reIndI] _n.

    1)  

    2) _attr. ; reindeer moss ( lichen)  , 
_____

reinforce

  [,ri:In'fO:s] _v.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _.  ()
_____

reinforced concrete

  [,ri:In'fO:st'kOnkri:t] _n. 
_____

reinforcement

  [,ri:In'fO:smnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) (. _pl.) _. ; ; 

    3) _.  ()

    4) _attr.: reinforcement bar _.  
_____

reinless

  ['reInlIs] _a.

    1)  ,  

    2)  ,  ,  
_____

reins

  [reInz] _n. _pl. _.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

reinstate

  ['ri:In'steIt] _v.

    1)    ,   (in, to)

    2)  ()

    3) ,  ()
_____

reinstatement

  ['ri:In'steItmnt] _n.   . {. reinstate}
_____

reinsurance

  ['ri:In'Surns] _n. ,  
_____

reinsure

  ['ri:In'Su] _v. ,  
_____

reinterment

  ['ri:In't:mnt] _n.  ;    
   
_____

reissue

  ['ri:'ISju:] _n. 
_____

reiterate

  [ri:'ItreIt] _v. ;    
_____

reiteration

  [ri:,It'reISn] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) ,  
_____

reiterative

  [ri:'ItrtIv] _a. 
_____

reive

  [ri:v] = reave
_____

reiver

  ['ri:v] _n. 
_____

reject

  1. _n. ['ri:dekt]

    1)   (.   )

    2)  

  2. _v. [rI'dekt]

    1) , ; to reject an offer  ;
      

    2) , 

    3) , 
_____

rejectamenta

  [rI,dekt'ment] _. _n. _pl.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

rejectee

  [,rIdek'ti:] _n.    
_____

rejection

  [rI'dekSn] _n.

    1) ; , 

    2) , ;  

    3) 
_____

rejector

  [rI'dekt] _n.

    1) ,  , 

    2) _. 

    3) _.  ; _. -
_____

rejoice

  [rI'dOIs] _v.

    1) (), ;  (); to rejoice in (
    at) smth.  -.,  -.

    2) _.  (in - -.); he rejoices in the name of Bloggs
      
_____

rejoicing

  [rI'dOIsIN]

    1. _pres-p.  rejoice

    2. _n. ( _pl.) ; , 
_____

rejoicingly

  [rI'dOIsINlI] _adv. ,  ; 
_____

rejoin

  [rI'dOIn] _v.

    1)  ; to rejoin the colours _.   
      

    2) , ; you go on and I will rejoin you later 
    ,     

    3) , 

    4) _.   
_____

rejoinder

  [rI'dOInd] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.       
_____

rejuvenate

  [rI'du:vIneIt] _v. ()
_____

rejuvenation

  [rI,du:vI'neISn] _n. ;  , 
_____

rejuvenescence

  [,ri:du:vI'nesns] _n.

    1) ;    

    2) _.  ;   
_____

rejuvenescent

  [,ri:du:vI'nesnt] _a.

    1) 

    2)   , 
_____

relapse

  [rI'lps]

    1. _n. ;  (. _.)

    2. _v. ()  ( -. ); (, )
    ; ()  (  ..); to relapse into
    silence  
_____

relapsing fever

  [rI'lpsIN'fi:v] _n. _.  
_____

relate

  [rI'leIt] _v.

    1) 

    2)  ,   (to, with - 
    -.)

    3) (. _p-p.)  ,   ; we are distantly
    related   

    4) ,  
_____

related

  [rI'leItId]

    1. _p-p.  relate

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

relation

  [rI'leISn] _n.

    1) ; , ; relation of forces  ;
    relations of production _-.  ;
    industrial relations    ; Industrial
    Relations Act   "   ";
    it is out of all relation to, it bears no relation to   
      

    2) , ; 

    3) ; 

    4) _. 

    *) in relation to ;  
_____

relational

  [rI'leISnl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

relationship

  [rI'leISnSIp] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ; 
_____

relatival

  [,rel'taIvl] _a. _. 
_____

relative

  ['reltIv]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; a remote relative  

      2) _.   (. relative pronoun)

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; relative surplus value _-.
        

      2) (to) , ;    

      3) 

      4) _. 
_____

relatively

  ['reltIvlI] _adv.

    1) ,  

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

relativism

  ['reltIvIzm] _n. _. 
_____

relativity

  [,rel'tIvItI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

relax

  [rI'lks] _v.

    1) ();  ; (); to relax
    international tension   ֣

    2) 

    3)  

    4) (), ()  

    5) ()  

    *) to relax the bowels  
_____

relaxation

  [,ri:lk'seISn] _n.

    1) ; ;  

    2)   , ; 

    3) 

    4) _.     ( ,   ..)
_____

relaxing

  [rI'lksIN]

    1. _pres-p.  relax

    2. _a. , ; relaxing climate 
    
_____

relay

  1. _n. [rI'leI]

    1)  (. )

    2)  (); to work in ( by) relays  

    3) _. 

    4) ['ri:'leI] _. ; 

    5) _attr.: relay system   ( )

    6) ['ri:'leI] _attr.: relay box _.  

  2. _v. [rI'leI]

    1) ,  

    2)  ()

    3) ['ri:'leI] _. 
_____

relay station

  ['ri:leI'steISn] _n. _.  
_____

relay-race

  ['ri:leI'reIs] _n.  ,  
_____

release

  [rI'li:s]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( )

      2) ,  ( ,   ..)

      3)  (, )

      4)  , ;     
      

      5)   ( )

      6)   (  )

      7)    (, )  
      ()

      8)  ;    (. .
      press-release)

      9) _.  ;  

      10) _. , 

      11)  ()

    2. _v.

      1) ,   

      2)  (from)

      3)  (, )

      4) _. , 

      5) , , ;  (); to release
      an arrow from a bow    

      6)  (   ..);   ( )

      7)   (, ),  ( 
      ..)

      8)  ();  ( );  
      ()

      9)  ()

      10) _. , 
_____

release gear

  [rI'li:sgI] _n. _. 
_____

relegate

  ['relIgeIt] _v.

    1) , ; to relegate to the reserve   

    2)  ( -. ); 

    3)    ; ; _.  
     

    4)  ,   

    5) , 

    6)  (, )    
_____

relegation

  [,relI'geISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)    

    3)  (, )    
_____

relent

  [rI'lent] _v. 
_____

relentless

  [rI'lentlIs] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) , ; ; 
_____

relevance

  ['relIvns] _n. 
_____

relevancy

  ['relIvnsI] _n. 
_____

relevant

  ['relIvnt] _a. ,   
_____

reliability

  [rI,laI'bIlItI] _n.

    1) ģ; 

    2) 

    3) _attr.: reliability trial ,   (
     ..)
_____

reliable

  [rI'laIbl] _a.

    1) ģ

    2) 

    3)  , ; reliable information
     
_____

reliance

  [rI'laIns] _n.

    1) ,  (upon, on, in); to place ( to have, to
    feel) reliance in ( upon, on) smb., smth.   -.,
    -.

    2) , 
_____

reliant

  [rI'laInt] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

relic

  ['relIk] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) _pl. 

    3) _pl. 

    4) 

    5) _pl. _. 

    6) _. 
_____

relict

  ['relIkt]

    1.

      1) _. _. 

      2) _. 

    2. _a. _. 
_____

reliction

  [rI'lIkSn] _n.

    1)        

    2) , ֣  
_____

relief

  I [rI'li:f] _n.

    1)  (, , ); ; ; to
    bring ( to give) relief  

    2)   ; to put on relief    
       

    3) ,  ()

    4)  (  )

    5) 

    6)  (, );  ( ); in
    the relief  ,   

    7) _.  

    8) _attr.: relief cut  ; relief fund  

  II [rI'li:f] _n.

    1)  (); ; in relief , 

    2) ޣ, ; in relief against the sky   
    

    3) ,  

    4) _attr. ; relief work  
_____

relief-works

  [rI'li:fw:ks] _n. _pl.    
_____

reliefer

  [rI'li:f] _n.  
_____

relieve

  I [rI'li:v] _v.

    1) ,  (, );  ()

    2)  ( -.); let me relieve you of your suitcase
        ; to relieve a person of his cash
    ( of his purse) _.  -.

    3) ; to relieve one's feelings  

    4)  , 

    5) _.  

    6)  ( )

    7)   , ; to relieve a person of his
    position  -. ;  -.  

    8)  , 

    9) _. 

    *) to relieve oneself ( nature) ; 

  II [rI'li:v] _v.

    1)  

    2)  ;  ( )
_____

relieving officer

  [rI'li:vIN'OfIs] _n. ,    ( ,
  )
_____

relievo

  [rI'li:vu] _. = relief II
_____

relight

  ['ri:'laIt] _v.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

religion

  [rI'lIdn] _n.

    1) ; to get religion _.  

    2) ; to enter into religion   ; to be in
    religion  

    3) , ; to make a religion of smth.  -. 
     ;    -.
_____

religioner

  [rI'lIdn] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

religionism

  [rI'lIdnIzm] _n.  
_____

religious

  [rI'lIds]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) 

      4) , ̣

      5) 

    2. _n. (_pl.  .) 
_____

religiousness

  [rI'lIdsnIs] _n. 
_____

relinquish

  [rI'lINkwIS] _v.

    1) ,  (  ..)

    2)  ()

    3)  ()

    4)  ( ); ,  (-.)

    5) ; to relinquish one's hold   ;  
_____

reliquary

  ['relIkwrI] _n. , ,  ( )
_____

reliquiae

  [rI'lIkwIi:] _. _n. _pl.

    1) , 

    2) _.    
_____

relish

  ['relIS]

    1. _n.

      1) () , , 

      2) , , ; 

      3) ; to lose its relish   

      4) , , ,  (for -  -.);
      with great relish  ,  

      5) , ,  

      *) hunger is the best relish  -  

    2. _v.

      1)   ( -.), , ,
       ; I do not relish the prospect    
      

      2)  ,  (of - -.)

      3) _.  ,  ,  
_____

reload

  ['ri:'lud] _v.

    1) ,  

    2) 
_____

reluctance

  [rI'lAktns] _n.

    1) , ; , ; with reluctance
    

    2) _.  
_____

reluctant

  [rI'lAktnt] _a.

    1)  (-.)  ; ,  (  
    ..)

    2) _. ; ,   (  ..)
_____

reluctantly

  [rI'lAktntlI] _adv. ,  ,  
_____

reluctivity

  [,rIlAk'tIvItI] _n. _.   
_____

relume

  [rI'lju:m] _v. _. _.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

rely

  [rI'laI] _v. , ,   (on, upon); to rely on
  it that  , ; you may rely upon it that he will be early
     ,    ; rely upon it  
   ;  
_____

remade

  ['ri:'meId] _p.  _p-p.  remake 1
_____

remain

  [rI'meIn] _v.

    1) ; after the fire very little remained of the house 
          

    2) ,        ; I
    remain yours truly    (  ); let it
    remain as it is  ӣ   
_____

remainder

  [rI'meInd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)    

      3) ; twenty people came in and the remainder stayed outside
        ,    

      4) _.   

    2. _v.      ۣ 
_____

remains

  [rI'meInz] _n. _pl.

    1) ; 

    2) , 

    3)  
_____

remake

  ['ri:'meIk]

    1. _v. (remade) ,  

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) -. , .  
_____

reman

  ['ri:'mn] _v.

    1) _. _. ()   

    2) _.   (, )

    3) ,  
_____

remand

  [rI'ma:nd]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  ()  ; a person on remand
      

      2) ,    (  )

      3) _. ,   

    2. _v.

      1) _.     (  )

      2) _.  ()   

      3) _. 
_____

remand home

  [rI'ma:nd'hum] _n.     
  
_____

remark

  ['rI'ma:k]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to make no remark   ; to pass a remark
       ϣ 

      2) , 

      3) ; ; 

    2. _v.

      1) , , 

      2)  ,  (on, upon -  ޣ-.)
_____

remarkable

  [rI'ma:kbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

remarkably

  [rI'ma:kblI] _adv. , ;   ;
  
_____

remediable

  [rI'mi:djbl] _a. , 
_____

remedial

  [rI'mi:djl] _a.

    1) , ; ; ; remedial
    English    

    2) ; remedial measures  

    3) _. 
_____

remediless

  ['remIdIlIs] _a. , 
_____

remedy

  ['remIdI]

    1. _n.

      1)   , 

      2) ,  ( -.)

      3) _.   ,   

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) _. 
_____

remember

  [rI'memb] _v.

    1) , ; to remember oneself 

    2)  ; remember me to your father  
     

    3) ; ;   ; to remember a child on its
    birthday   £   ; to remember smb. in
    one's will  -. (-.)
_____

remembrance

  [rI'membrns] _n.

    1) ; ; in remembrance of   ; to put in
    remembrance 

    2) _pl.  ( -.)

    3) ,   

    4) _attr.: remembrance card     ޣ-.
_____

remilitarization

  ['ri:,mIlItraI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

remilitarize

  ['ri:'mIlItraIz] _v. 
_____

remind

  ['rImaInd] _v.  (of); he reminds me of his brother 
     ; please remind me to answer that letter
  ,  ,      
_____

reminder

  [rI'maInd] _n. ; gentle reminder ͣ
_____

remindful

  [rI'maIndful] _a. ;  
_____

reminisce

  [,remI'nIs] _v.  ,  
_____

reminiscence

  [,remI'nIsns] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  -.

    3) _pl. , ; to write reminiscences  
_____

reminiscent

  [,remI'nIsnt] _a.

    1) ;   

    2)  (of);  
_____

remise

  [rI'maIz] _v. _. ,  (, )
_____

remiss

  [rI'mIs] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) , 

    3) _. ң, ֣
_____

remissible

  [rI'mIsIbl] _a. , 
_____

remission

  [rI'mISn] _n.

    1) ;  ()

    2)   ,  ;   
    ()

    3) ,  ()
_____

remissive

  [rI'mIsIv] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

remit

  [rI'mIt] _v.

    1) ;  ()

    2)  ( ,  );  (,
      ..)

    3) _.  ();     

    4)    -.  

    5)    (); kindly remit to Mr. N  (
    )   N

    6) _. (); (); () (  
    ..); ()
_____

remittance

  [rI'mItns] _n.

    1) ,  ; _.    

    2)  ,  
_____

remittance-man

  [rI'mItnsmn] _n. ,   ,   
_____

remittee

  [,remI'ti:] _n.   ;   
  
_____

remittent

  [rI'mItnt]

    1. _a. ; remittent fever = 2

    2. _n.  , 
_____

remitter

  [rI'mIt] _n.

    1)   

    2) _.       
_____

remnant

  ['remnnt] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) , 

    3) ,  ()

    4) _attr.: a remnant sale  
_____

remodel

  ['ri:'mOdl] _v. ; 
_____

remonstrance

  [rI'mOnstrns] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

remonstrant

  [rI'mOnstrnt]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. ,  , 
_____

remonstrate

  [rI'mOnstreIt] _v.

    1) ,  (against)

    2) ,  (with - -.)
_____

remontant

  [rI'mOntnt] _a. _. 
_____

remorse

  [rI'mO:s] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) , ; without remorse , ,
    
_____

remorseful

  [rI'mO:sful] _a.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

remorseless

  [rI'mO:slIs] _a.

    1) , 

    2)   
_____

remote

  [rI'mut] _a.

    1) , ̣, ̣ (   );
    Σ; the remote past ̣ 

    2) ̣,    ; 

    3) ; , ; remote resemblance 
    ; not the remotest chance of success    
    

    4) _. ;   ; remote control
     , 
_____

remount

  I [ri:'maunt] _v.

    1)  ,  (   ..)

    2)    

    3)  

    4)  (   )

  II

    1. _n. ['ri:maunt]

      1)  

      2) _.  ;  ,  ,
       

    2. _v. [ri:'maunt] _.  ()
_____

removability

  [rI,mu:v'bIlItI] _n. ; ; 
_____

removable

  [rI'mu:vbl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; ߣ

      2) ; 

      3) _. 

    2. _n.   ( )
_____

removal

  [rI'mu:vl] _n.

    1) ; ; removal of furniture   ( )

    2)  (  ..)

    3) , ; 

    4) _. ; 
_____

removal-van

  [rI'mu:vlvn] _n.    
_____

remove

  [rI'mu:v]

    1. _n.

      1) , ;  ; at many removes  ̣
      ; but one remove from    

      2) , 

      3)     ; he has not got his remove 
         

      4)  (   )

      5)   ( )

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; , ; to remove oneself
      

      2) ; to remove one's hat   ( )

      3) , ; to remove one's hand  ; to remove
      one's eyes  

      4) , ; to remove all doubts   

      5) ;  ()

      6) , 

      7) ; she removed to Glasgow    

      *) to remove mountains  ,  
_____

removed

  [rI'mu:vd]

    1. _p-p.  remove 2

    2. _a.

      1) ̣, ̣; ; far removed from ̣ 

      2): once removed ; twice removed 
_____

remover

  [rI'mu:v] _n.

    1)   (. furniture remover)

    2) 

    3) _. ߣ
_____

remunerate

  [rI'mju:nreIt] _v. , , 
_____

remuneration

  [rI,mju:n'reISn] _n. , , ; 
  
_____

remunerative

  [rI'mju:nrtIv] _a.

    1) 

    2)  , 
_____

renaissance

  [r'neIsns] _n.

    1) (the Renaissance)  , 

    2) ,  (  ..)

    3) (Renaissance) _attr.    ; Renaissance
    architecture  
_____

renal

  ['ri:nl] _a. 
_____

rename

  ['ri:'neIm] _v.   ; 
_____

renascense

  [rI'nsns] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) (Renascense) = renaissance 1)
_____

renascent

  [rI'nsnt] _a. ; renascent enthusiasm  
_____

rencontre

  [ra:N'kO:Ntr] _n. _. _.

    1) , , 

    2)  ;  
_____

rencounter

  [ren'kaunt]

    1. _n. _. = rencontre

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

rend

  [rend] _v. (rent) _.

    1) ,  (from, away, off)

    2) , , ; it rends my heart    
     

    3) , 
_____

render

  ['rend]

    1. _n.

      1) ; renders in kind  

      2)   

    2. _v.

      1) , , ; to render good for evil 
        

      2)  (  ..); to render a service  

      3) ; to render thanks  ; to render
      an account for payment  ޣ  ; to render an
      account ,  ޣ

      4)   -. ; to render active ;
      to be rendered speechless with rage   ; climbing
      renders me giddy ߣ    

      5) , , 

      6)  ()

      7)  (  )

      8) _. () ( render up)

      9)  ()

      10) _. ;   

      11) _. ; 
_____

rendering

  ['rendrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  render 2

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ; ;  ( )

      3)  (,   ..)

      4)  ()

      5) _.   , 

      6) _.    
_____

rendezvous

  ['rOndIvu:] _.

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ;  

      3)       

    2. _v.    
_____

rendition

  [ren'dISn] _. = rendering 2, 1)  2)
_____

renegade

  ['renIgeId]

    1. _n. , ; ; 

    2. _a. , 
_____

renew

  [rI'nju:] _v.

    1) ; ; ;  

    2) 

    3) ; ; to renew correspondence 
    

    4) ,   (  ..)

    5)    (    ..)

    6)  
_____

renewal

  [rI'nju:l] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) 

    3) 

    4)    ; ,
     

    5)  ();  ()
_____

rennet

  I ['renIt] _n. _. 

  II ['renIt] _n.  ( )
_____

renounce

  [rI'nauns]

    1. _v.

      1)  (  , ,   ..)

      2)  ( )

      3)   (); ,  (  ..)

      4) _.  

    2. _n. _. 
_____

renouncement

  [rI'naunsmnt] _n. , 
_____

renovate

  ['renuveIt] _v.

    1) , , 

    2) , ;  ()
_____

renovation

  [,renu'veISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

renovator

  ['renuveIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

renown

  [rI'naun] _n. , ; a man of renown  
_____

renowned

  [rI'naund] _a. , , 
_____

rent

  I [rent]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  rend

    2. _n.

      1) , ; ; 

      2)  ( )

      3) , 

      4) 

      5) , 

  II [rent]

    1. _n.

      1)  ;  

      2) ; ground rent  ; rent in kind 
      

      3) _. , ;   ; for rent ; 

    2. _v.

      1)   , 

      2)   

      3) _.  
_____

rent-roll

  ['rentrul] _n.

    1)       

    2) ,     
_____

rentable

  ['rentbl] _a.

    1)     

    2)    
_____

rental

  ['rentl] _n.

    1)   ;  

    2)       
_____

renter

  ['rent] _n. ߣ; 
_____

rent-free

  ['rent'fri:]

    1. _a. ģ     

    2. _adv.       
_____

rentier

  ['rOntIeI] _n. _. 
_____

renumber

  ['ri:'nAmb] _v. 
_____

renunciation

  [rI,nAnsI'eISn] _n. , 
_____

renunciative

  [rI'nAnsItIv] = renunciatory
_____

renunciatory

  [rI'nAnsItrI] _a.  , , 
_____

reopen

  ['ri:'upn] _v.

    1) () 

    2) ,  
_____

reorganization

  ['ri:,O:gnaI'zeISn] _n. , 
_____

reorganize

  ['ri:'O:gnaIz] _v. , ; to reorganize a
  ministry  
_____

rep

  I [rep] _n.  ()

  II [rep] _. _. _.  repetition 2

  III [rep] _. . repertory theatre

  IV [rep] _n. _. , 
_____

repaid

  [ri:'peId] _p.  _p-p.  repay
_____

repair

  I [rI'pE]

    1. _n.

      1) ( _pl.) ; ; under repair  ; repairs
      done while you wait    ; closed during
      repairs   

      2) ; repair of one's health  ,
      

      3) ; ; in good repair   ; in bad
      repair, out of repair   ; to keep in repair
        

      4) _attr. , ; repair parts  

      5) _attr. ; repair shop  

    2. _v.

      1) ; , ; to repair a house
       ; to repair clothes  أ

      2) ; to repair one's health  ϣ
      

      3) 

      4) ; to repair an injustice  

  II [rI'pE] _v.

    1) , ; they repaired homewards  
    

    2)  , 

    3)  (to -  -.)
_____

repairable

  [rI'pErbl] _a.  ; the house is not repairable 
    
_____

repairer

  [rI'pEr] _n.    , ; watch repairer
   , ; cabinet repairer    
_____

reparable

  ['reprbl] _a. ; a reparable mistake  
_____

reparation

  [,rep'reISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) (. _pl.) , 

    3)  (  ..)
_____

repartee

  [,repa:'ti:] _n.

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

repast

  [rI'pa:st] _n. _.

    1)  (,   ..)

    2) ; 
_____

repatriable

  [ri:'ptrIbl] _a.  
_____

repatriate

  [ri:'ptrIeIt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.   , 
_____

repatriation

  ['ri:ptrI'eISn] _n.   , 
_____

repay

  [ri:'peI] _v. (repaid)

    1)   (to)

    2) ; ; ; I don't know how to repay
    you for your kindness  ,      

    3) ; to repay a visit  
_____

repayable

  [ri:'peIbl] _a.  , 
_____

repayment

  [ri:'peImnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

repeal

  [rI'pi:l]

    1. _n. ,  (  ..)

    2. _v. ,  ()
_____

repealer

  [rI'pi:l] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) _.       
_____

repeat

  [rI'pi:t]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ; ,  

      2)   

      3) _. _. _. -

      4) _. ;  

      5)    

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) _refl. ; he does nothing but repeat himself  
      ; history repeats itself  

      3)  ; to repeat one's lesson  

      4) ;  

      5) , ; to repeat a secret  (-.)
      

      6) _.      

      7)  ( ); onions repeat   
_____

repeated

  [rI'pi:tId]

    1. _p-p.  repeat 2

    2. _a. ; ; on repeated occasions 
_____

repeatedly

  [rI'pi:tIdlI] _adv. ,  , 
_____

repeater

  [rI'pi:t] _n.

    1) ,   ,  

    2) _. _. -

    3) 

    4) ,   

    5) _. _.      

    6) _.  

    7)  

    8) _.  
_____

repeating rifle

  [rI'pi:tIN,raIfl] _n.  
_____

repeating watch

  [rI'pi:tIN'wOtS] _n.   
_____

repel

  [rI'pel] _v.

    1) ; , , ; to repel an attack
     

    2) , ; to repel an offer  ; to
    repel an accusation  

    3)  , 

    4) _. ; water and oil repel each other  
      

    5) _. _. _. 
_____

repellent

  [rI'pelnt]

    1. _n. , ,  

    2. _a.

      1)  , ; 

      2) ,  ( )
_____

repent

  I ['ri:pnt] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 

  II [rI'pent] _v. ; ; ; I repent 
  ; I repent me ( it repents me) that I did it _.
  ,   ; you shall repent this ( of this) 
    ,    ; he has nothing to repent of 
     
_____

repentance

  [rI'pentns] _n. ; , 
_____

repentant

  [rI'pentnt] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  ; repentant tears ̣ 
_____

repercussion

  [,ri:p:'kASn] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) ; 

    3) (. _pl.) , ,  (  ..)
_____

repertoire

  ['reptwa:] _n. _. 
_____

repertory

  ['reptrI] _n.

    1) , ; a repertory of useful information  
    

    2) = repertoire

    3) = repertory theatre
_____

repertory theatre

  ['reptrI'It] _n.       
   
_____

repetition

  [,repI'tISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ;  

    3) ,      

    4) 
_____

repetitionwork

  [,repI'tISn'w:k] _n. _.  ; 
  ;  
_____

repetitious

  [,repI'tISs] = repetitive
_____

repetitive

  [rI'petItIv] _a.   , 
_____

repine

  [rI'paIn] _v. ,  (at, against)
_____

replace

  [rI'pleIs] _v.

    1)      

    2) ; ; to replace money borrowed  
    

    3) ,  (by, with); impossible to replace 
_____

replaceable

  [rI'pleIsbl] _a. 
_____

replacement

  [rI'pleIsmnt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.    ;   
    

    3) _.  ();  ()
_____

replant

  ['ri:'pla:nt] _v.

    1)  ()

    2)   ()
_____

replay

  ['ri:'pleI] _v.  (  ..)
_____

replenish

  [rI'plenIS] _v.  ,  (with)
_____

replenishment

  [rI'plenISmnt] _n.  , 
_____

replete

  [rI'pli:t] _a.

    1) , ;  (with); ; to be
    replete (with) 

    2)    ֣ (with - -.)
_____

repletion

  [rI'pli:Sn] _n. , 
_____

replica

  ['replIk] _n.

    1) _. ,  ; 

    2) _. ; 
_____

replicate

  ['replIkeIt] _v. _. ,  , 
_____

replication

  [,replI'keISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) _. , 

    4) _.      
_____

reply

  [rI'plaI]

    1. _n. ; in reply  ; in reply to your letter   
     ; reply paid   

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) _.   

      #) reply for   -.,  -.; reply to  
      -.
_____

report

  [rI'pO:t]

    1. _n.

      1) ޣ (on - ); , 

      2) _. ; 

      3) , ; the report goes ;  

      4) , 

      5)  

      6)  , 

    2. _v.

      1) ; , ; it is reported ) ;
      ) 

      2)   ; ;  ޣ; to
      report a bill      
      ; the Commission reports tomorrow   
      

      3) _. ; 

      4) ; to report oneself   ϣ  (to); to
      report for work   ; to report to the police
        

      5)  -.,   

      6) ,  ޣ ( ); to report (badly) well
       ()   ( ޣ-.)

      7)  ,  

      *) to report progress )    ; ) _.
         ; )  (-.); to move
      to report progress _.     
      (   )
_____

report card

  [rI'pO:t'ka:d] = report 1, 5)
_____

report centre

  [rI'pO:t'sent] _n. _.   
_____

reportage

  [,repO:'ta:] _n. _. 
_____

reported

  [rI'pO:tId]

    1. _p-p.  report 2

    2. _a. _. reported speech  
_____

reporter

  [rI'pO:t] _n.

    1) 

    2) ԣ; 
_____

reposal

  I [rI'puzl] _n. , ; reposal of trust ( of confidence)
   

  II [rI'puzl] _n. _. , 
_____

repose

  I [rI'puz] _v.  ( -., -.); to repose trust in (
  on) smb.  -.,   -.

  II [rI'puz]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ; 

      3) , 

      *) angle of repose _.   

    2. _v.

      1) ,   (. to repose oneself)

      2)  ; ; to repose one's head on the pillow 
        

      3) ,  (on - )

      4) ,  ( , ; on - 
      ޣ-.); his mind reposed on the past    
      

      5) ,  (on - )
_____

reposeful

  [rI'puzful] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

repository

  [rI'pOzItrI] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) ,  -. 

    3) 
_____

repousse

  [r'pu:seI] _.

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)   

    2. _a.

      1)  ( )

      2) 
_____

repp

  [rep] = rep I
_____

reprehend

  [,reprI'hend] _v.  ; 
_____

reprehensible

  [,reprI'hensbl] _a.  , 
_____

reprehension

  [,reprI'henSn] _n. , 
_____

represent

  [,reprI'zent] _v.

    1) ,   ̣  (as)

    2) , 

    3) ; 

    4)  ()

    5)  ,  (-.   )

    6) , ; 
_____

representation

  [,reprIzen'teISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  (. )

    3) , 

    4) 

    5) 
_____

representative

  [,reprI'zenttIv]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) ,  

      3) (Representative) _.   ; House of
      Representatives  

    2. _a.

      1) , , 

      2) , ; 

      3) _. 
_____

repress

  [rI'pres] _v.

    1)  (  ..)

    2) 

    3)  (̣  ..)
_____

represser

  [rI'pres] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

repression

  [rI'preSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  (, )
_____

repressive

  [rI'presIv] _a. 
_____

reprieve

  [rI'pri:v]

    1. _n.

      1)     () 

      2) ,  

    2. _v.

      1) _.     () 

      2)   ,   
_____

reprimand

  ['reprIma:nd]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.    
_____

reprint

  ['ri:'prInt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ;  Σ 

      2)   (  ..)

    2. _v.   , ; 
_____

reprisal

  [rI'praIzl] _n. (. _pl.) 
_____

reproach

  [rI'prutS]

    1. _n.

      1) ң; ң; ; to heap reproaches on  ң

      2) ; ; to bring reproach on 

    2. _v. , , ,  (with)
_____

reproachful

  [rI'prutSful] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ң; , , 
_____

reproachfully

  [rI'prutSfulI] _adv. 
_____

reprobate

  ['reprubeIt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) _. 

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3) _. ,   

    3. _v.

      1) , , 

      2) _.  ;    ϣ 
_____

reprobation

  [,repru'beISn] _n. , 
_____

reprocess

  ['ri:'pruses] _v.     
_____

reproduce

  [,ri:pr'dju:s] _v.

    1) ; to reproduce a play  

    2)  

    3) , ; to reproduce oneself 

    4) ; lobsters are able to reproduce claws when these
    are torn off      
_____

reproducer

  [,ri:pr'dju:s] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3)  ; colour reproducer 
    
_____

reproduction

  [,ri:pr'dAkSn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) _. ; simple reproduction  
_____

reproductive

  [,ri:pr'dAktIv] _a. ; reproductive organs _.
   
_____

reproof

  I [rI'pru:f] _n. ; , , ң; with reproof 
  

  II ['ri:'pru:f] _v.    
_____

reprove

  [rI'pru:v] _v. ;  , ; ; ;
  
_____

reprover

  [rI'pru:v] _n. ,  , ; 
_____

reps

  [reps] = rep I
_____

reptile

  ['reptaIl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. ,  , 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) , ; the reptile press  
_____

reptilian

  [rep'tIlIn]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a.

      1)   ,  

      2) , 
_____

republic

  [rI'pAblIk] _n.

    1) ; People's republic  

    2)     ; the republic of letters
     
_____

republican

  [rI'pAblIkn]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) (Republican) _. ,   
      

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) (Republican) _.   
_____

republicanism

  [rI'pAblIknIzm] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)   
_____

repudiate

  [rI'pju:dIeIt] _v.

    1)   (-.)

    2) ,   (  ..)

    3)   (-.)   (-.)

    4)   

    5)    ,  
_____

repudiation

  [rI,pju:dI'eISn] _n.

    1) ;  ( -.)

    2)    

    3) ,   

    4)   ,  ;  
_____

repugnance

  [rI'pAgnns] _n.

    1) , ;  (for, to, against)

    2) , ;  (between, of)
_____

repugnancy

  [rI'pAgnnsI] _n.

    1) , ;  (for, to, against)

    2) , ;  (between, of)
_____

repugnant

  [rI'pAgnnt] _a.

    1) , ,  (to)

    2) ,  (with, to)
_____

repulse

  [rI'pAls]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to suffer a repulse  

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)  (),  ()

      2) ,  ()

      3) ;  ; to repulse a request  
      
_____

repulsion

  [rI'pAlSn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

repulsive

  [rI'pAlsIv] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3) _. repulsive force  
_____

repurchase

  ['ri:'p:tSs] _v.   (  )
_____

reputable

  ['repjutbl] _a. ,  
_____

reputation

  [,repju:'teISn] _n. ; ,  ; to have a reputation
  for wit  ; a person of reputation  ;
  a person of no reputation ԣ ; a scientist of world-wide
  reputation    ޣ, ޣ   
_____

repute

  [rI'pju:t]

    1. _n.  , ; authors of repute ,
     ; bad repute  ; a firm of repute
     

    2. _v. (. _pass.) , 
_____

reputed

  [rI'pju:tId]

    1. _p-p.  repute 2

    2. _a.

      1)   ; 

      2)  (-.); ; his reputed father 
       ; ,    
_____

request

  [rI'kwest]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; at ( by) request  ; to make a
      request    {. . 2)}

      2) ; ; to make a request   {. . 1)}

      3) _. ; in great request   , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  ( ޣ-.)

      2) 

      3)  ( ); I must request you to obey
      orders    ; your presence is
      requested immediately    
_____

requiem

  ['rekwIem] _n. 
_____

require

  [rI'kwaI] _v.

    1) , ; you are required to go there  
     

    2)  ( ޣ-.);  (-.); it requires careful
    consideration    
_____

required

  [rI'kwaId]

    1. _p-p.  require

    2. _a. ; ; required studies _. _.
     
_____

requirement

  [rI'kwaImnt] _n.

    1) ;  ; what are his requirements 
     ?

    2) , 
_____

requisite

  ['rekwIzIt]

    1. _n. ,  ; ӣ ; the requisites for a long
    journey ӣ    

    2. _a. , ; the number of votes requisite for
    election     
_____

requisition

  [,rekwI'zISn]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) , ; ; to be in requisition 
      

      3) , 

      4)  (.  ); to put in requisition, to bring
      ( to call) into requisition ) ; )  
      , 

      5) _attr.: requisition forms  , 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

requital

  [rI'kwaItl] _n.

    1) ; ; ; in requital for ( of)
    smth.     -.

    2) 
_____

requite

  [rI'kwaIt] _v.

    1)  (for -  -., with - -.); ; to
    requite like for like    

    2) , 
_____

rerun

  ['ri:'rAn] _n.   (,  )
_____

resuscitate

  [rI'sAsIteIt] _v.

    1) , ;   

    2) , ;   
_____

resale

  ['ri:'seIl] _n. 
_____

rescind

  [rI'sInd] _v. ,  (,   ..)
_____

rescission

  [rI'sIn] _n. , 
_____

rescript

  ['ri:skrIpt] _n. 
_____

rescue

  ['reskju:]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , ; to come ( to go) to the
      rescue ,   

      2) _attr. ; rescue party  

    2. _v.

      1) ; , ; 

      2) _.   ()

      3) _.   (ϣ ,   )
_____

rescuer

  ['reskju] _n. , 
_____

research

  [rI's:tS]

    1. _n.

      1) ( _pl.) () ; ; ;
       ; to be engaged in research 
      - ; his researches have been fruitful
         ; to carry out a research into the
      causes of cancer    

      2)   (after, for)

      3) _attr. ; research work -
      

    2. _v. ;   (into)
_____

researcher

  [rI's:tS] _n. 
_____

researchist

  [rI's:tSIst] = researcher
_____

reseat

  ['ri:'si:t] _v.

    1)  

    2)     

    3)   ,  (   ..)

    4) _. , ; 
_____

resect

  [ri:'sekt] _v. _.  
_____

resection

  [ri:'sekSn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  
_____

reseda

  ['resId] _n.

    1) 

    2) -̣ 
_____

resell

  ['ri:'sel] _v. (resold) 
_____

resemblance

  [rI'zemblns] _n. ; to bear ( to show) resemblance 
  ,  ; to have a strong resemblance to smb.  
    -.
_____

resemble

  [rI'zembl] _v. ,  
_____

resent

  [rI'zent] _v. , ; 
_____

resentful

  [rI'zentful] _a.

    1) ; ݣ

    2) ; resentful person  
_____

resentment

  [rI'zentmnt] _n. , ;  ; to have (
  to bear) no resentment against smb.     -., 
     -.
_____

reservation

  [,rez'veISn] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) ; without reservation ; with a mental
    reservation   ,   

    3) _.   (  ,   
    ..); to make a reservation 

    4) (. _pl.)    ( ,   
    ..)

    5) _.  -. 

    6) _. 

    7)  (   )
_____

reserve

  [rI'z:v]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; the gold reserve  ; in reserve 
      ; to keep a reserve  

      2) (. _pl.) _. _. ; 

      3) 

      4) , , , ; ; without
      reserve ,  {. . 6)}

      5) , ; 

      6) ; without reserve ,    {. .
      4)}

      7) _.  

      8) _.  

      9) _attr. , , 

      10) _attr.: reserve price  ;  
       (       
      )

    2. _v.

      1) , ; ; ; to reserve oneself
      for     -.

      2) , ,  ; to reserve a seat
      )     ; )    

      3)  (for); a great future is reserved for you 
        

      4)  ( ),  (  ̣ )

      5) _.    (   );
      ; to reserve the right  ; 
      ;  
_____

reserved

  [rI'z:vd]

    1. _p-p.  reserve 2

    2. _a.

      1) , , , ; 

      2)  ; reserved seat )  ;
      ) ; )     

      3) , , ; reserved list _. 
       
_____

reservedly

  [rI'z:vIdlI] _adv. , 
_____

reservist

  [rI'z:vIst] _n. ,    ֣ 
_____

reservoir

  ['rezvwa:] _n. _.

    1) ; ; 

    2) ,  (,   ..); , ;
    reservoir of strength  
_____

reset

  ['ri:'set] _v. (reset)

    1)  

    2) ()   

    3)  (   ..)
_____

resettle

  ['ri:'setl] _v. () ( ,   ..)
_____

resettlement

  ['ri:'setlmnt] _n. 
_____

reshape

  ['ri:'SeIp] _v.

    1)      ; 

    2)      
_____

reshuffle

  ['ri:'SAfl]

    1. _v. ; ; 

    2. _n. ; ; ; a cabinet reshuffle
       
_____

reside

  [rI'zaId] _v.

    1) ,  (-.); ,  (in, at)

    2)  (   ..; in - -.)

    3)  ,  (in)
_____

residence

  ['rezIdns] _n.

    1) ; ; ; to take up one's
    residence ; to have one's residence 

    2) ; ; residence is required )  
        ; )     
    ; in residence )    ; ) 
      ޣ

    3) ,  
_____

residency

  ['rezIdnsI] = residence
_____

resident

  ['rezIdnt]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

      3) ,    

      4) ̣ 

    2. _a.

      1) ;  ; resident physician , 
       ; the resident population  

      2) ̣ ( )

      3)  (in)

      *) resident minister  , -
      (. minister resident)
_____

residential

  [,rezI'denSl] _a.

    1)  (  )

    2): residential rental _.  

    3)    ; residential qualification 
    
_____

residentiary

  [,rezI'denSrI] _a.

    1)    ;    

    2) _.    ϣ 
_____

residua

  [rI'zIdju] _pl.  residuum
_____

residual

  [rI'zIdjul]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  

      2) _. , 

      3)   ( )

    2. _a.

      1) _.   

      2) 

      3)  Σ (   )
_____

residuary

  [rI'zIdjurI] _a. ; ; residuary legatee _.
   ,      
_____

residue

  ['rezIdju:] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ; ; ,    
    

    3) _.   

    4) _. ,     
_____

residuum

  [rI'zIdjum] (_pl. -dua) = residue
_____

resign

  I [rI'zaIn] _v.

    1)  ( );  (  ); 
     

    2)  ( , ,   ..); to resign all
    hope   

    3) ,  (, ; to - -.)

    4): to resign oneself ,  (to - -.),
     (to -  -.); to resign oneself to the inevitable
     

  II ['ri:'saIn] _v.  
_____

resignation

  [,rezIg'neISn] _n.

    1)   (  ) ; 

    2)   ; to send in one's resignation  
     

    3) , ; with resignation 
_____

resigned

  I [rI'zaInd]

    1. _p-p.  resign I

    2. _a. , ; 

  II ['ri:'saInd] _p-p.  resign II
_____

resilience

  [rI'zIlIns] _n.

    1) , 

    2)       

    3) _.  ;  
_____

resiliency

  [rI'zIlInsI] _n.

    1) , 

    2)       

    3) _.  ;  
_____

resilient

  [rI'zIlInt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

resin

  ['rezIn]

    1. _n. ; ; 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  ()
_____

resinaceous

  [,rezI'neISs] = resinous
_____

resinous

  ['rezIns] _a. 
_____

resist

  [rI'zIst] _v.

    1) ; ; 

    2) ;   (-.);  ; to resist
    disease   ; thatch resists heat better than tiles
          

    3)  , , ; the enemy was
    resisted   

    4) (.  )  ( -.); he can never
    resist making a joke     
_____

resistance

  [rI'zIstns] _n.

    1) ; ; to offer resistance 
    ; line of least resistance  
    

    2)  ()

    3) _. ; resistance to wear  ,
      

    4) = resistor
_____

resistance movement

  [rI'zIstns'mu:vmnt] _n. _.  
_____

resistant

  [rI'zIstnt] _a. ; , 
_____

resistible

  [rI'zIstbl] _a. 
_____

resistive

  [rI'zIstIv] _a.   
_____

resistivity

  [,rIzIs'tIvItI] _n. _.  
_____

resistless

  [rI'zIstlIs] _a.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

resistor

  [rI'zIst] _n. _. ;  
_____

resold

  ['ri:'suld] _p.  _p-p.  resell
_____

resole

  ['ri:'sul] _v.   ͣ
_____

resoluble

  [rI'zOljubl] _a.  (into - ); 
_____

resolute

  ['rezlu:t] _a. ף, , 
_____

resolution

  [,rez'lu:Sn] _n.

    1) , ; to pass ( to carry, to adopt) a resolution
     

    2) , , ף ()

    3)     (into); 

    4) 

    5) , 

    6)  (,   ..)

    7)  (  )

    8) _. ;   

    9) _.     

    10) _. ,   
_____

resolve

  [rI'zOlv]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to make good resolves   
      

      2) _. , , 

    2. _v.

      1) ();  ; he resolved (up)on making an early
      start      ; the question resolves itself
      into this    

      2)  ;  

      3) _. 

      4)  (  ..)

      5) , () (into - ); ()

      6) _. ()

      7) _. ()  
_____

resolved

  [rI'zOlvd]

    1. _p-p.  resolve 2

    2. _a. , ף
_____

resolvent

  [rI'zOlvnt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  
_____

resonance

  ['reznns] _n. 
_____

resonant

  ['reznnt] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  (with);   
_____

resonator

  ['rezneIt] _n. 
_____

resort

  [rI'zO:t]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; as a last resort, in the last
      resort   ;   ; without resort to
      force    

      2)  ( )

      3)  ;  (. health resort); summer resort
       

    2. _v.

      1)  ( -.),    (to); to resort to
      force ( to compulsion)   , 

      2) () 
_____

resound

  [rI'zaund] _v.

    1) , () (with)

    2) ,  ()

    3) ;  

    4) ; to resound smb.'s praises   -.
_____

resource

  [rI'sO:s] _n.

    1) (. _pl.) , , ; natural resources
     

    2) , , ; to be at the end of one's resources
      

    3)  ; ; reading is a great
    resource in illness  -     

    4) , ; full of resource 
_____

resourceful

  [rI'sO:sful] _a. , 
_____

resourcefulness

  [rI'sO:sfulnIs] _n. , 
_____

respect

  [rIs'pekt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to hold in respect ; to be held in respect
       ; to have respect for one's promise 
      

      2) _pl. ; my best respects to him    ;
      to pay one's respects  ϣ 

      3) , ; to have respect to ) ;
      )   ; without respect to , 
        ; in respect of ( to), with respect to 
      ; in all respects   ; in respect that
      ,   

      *) respect of persons ; without respect of persons
        

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; to respect oneself  ; to respect
      the law  

      2) , 

      3) ,  
_____

respectability

  [rIs,pekt'bIlItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _pl.  
_____

respectable

  [rIs'pektbl] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2)  

    3) , , 

    4) ,  (   ..)
_____

respecter

  [rIs'pekt] _n.  ,  

    *) respecter of persons  ; he is no respecter of
    persons   ;       
_____

respectful

  [rIs'pektful] _a. ; ; at a respectful distance 
   
_____

respectfully

  [rIs'pektfulI] _adv. ; yours respectfully   (
    )
_____

respectfulness

  [rIs'pektfulnIs] _n. 
_____

respecting

  [rIs'pektIN]

    1. _pres-p.  respect 2

    2. _prep. 
_____

respective

  [rIs'pektIv] _a. ; in their respective places  
  ϣ 
_____

respectively

  [rIs'pektIvlI] _adv. ;   
_____

respiration

  [,resp'reISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

respirator

  ['respreIt] _n. ; 
_____

respiratory

  [rIs'paIrtrI] _a. , 
_____

respire

  [rIs'paI] _v.

    1) 

    2) ,  

    3)   ;  
_____

respite

  ['respaIt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  (, ,    ..)

    2. _v.

      1)  ; to respite a condemned man  

      2)   
_____

resplendence

  [rIs'plendns] _n. , 
_____

resplendency

  [rIs'plendnsI] _n. , 
_____

resplendent

  [rIs'plendnt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

respond

  [rIs'pOnd] _v.

    1) ; to respond with a blow   

    2) ,  (to); to respond to kindness  
    ; to respond to treatment  

    3) _. ;  
_____

respondent

  [rIs'pOndnt]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3) _.    

    2. _n. _. 
_____

response

  [rIs'pOns] _n.

    1) ; in response to   

    2)  ; , 
_____

responsibility

  [rIs,pOns'bIlItI] _n.

    1) ; a position of responsibility 
    ; on one's own responsibility )   ;
    )   ; to take ( to assume) the responsibility
       

    2) ; 

    3) _. ԣ
_____

responsible

  [rIs'pOnsbl] _a.

    1)  (to -  -.); to be responsible for smth.
    )    -.; )  ,  -.;
    they are responsible for increased output    
     

    2) ģ,  

    3) ; ; a responsible post  

    4) ԣ
_____

responsive

  [rIs'pOnsIv] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ; , 
_____

rest

  I [rest]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; at rest )   ; ) ;
      ) ͣ; to go ( to retire) to rest  , ;
      to take a rest ; ; without rest  , 
      ; to set smb.'s mind at rest  -.; to set a
      question at rest  ; day of rest  , 
      , 

      2) , ; 

      3)  , ; he has gone to his rest  ; to lay to
      rest 

      4) ; to bring to rest  (  ..)

      5)    (, ,   ..)

      6) _. 

      7) _. 

      8) ; , ; ; 

      9) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) , ; ; to rest from one's labours 
       ; never let your enemy rest    

      2)  , ; rest your men for an hour  
       

      3)   ; let the matter rest   
      ,  ,  ; the matter cannot rest here 
        

      4)  ,  

      5) (), (),  ;  (on, upon,
      against); the argument rests on rather a weak evidence 
        

      6) , ; to rest one's elbow on the table 
        

      7)  ( ); ,   (
      , ; on, upon)

      8)  ,  ( ,   ..); the
      blam'e rests with them    

      9)  (  ..  -.)

      10) _-. ,   

  II [rest]

    1. _n.

      1) (the rest) ; ; , ; the rest of us
      ; the rest ( all the rest) of it  ӣ ,
      ,  ; for the rest   ,   
      

      2) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) ; this rests a mystery   ; you may
      rest assured   

      2): it rests with you to decide    ; the next move
      rests with you    
_____

rest-cure

  ['restkju] _n.  
_____

rest-day

  ['restdeI] _n.  
_____

rest-harrow

  ['rest,hru] _n. _. 
_____

rest-house

  ['resthaus] _n.   
_____

rest house

  ['resthaus] = rest-house
_____

rest-room

  ['restrum] _n.

    1)  ,   

    2) _. ,  (   ..)
_____

restate

  ['ri:'steIt] _v.  
_____

restaurant

  ['restrO:N] _n. _. 
_____

rested

  I ['restId]

    1. _p-p.  rest I, 2

    2. _a. ; to feel thoroughly rested  

  II ['restId] _p-p.  rest II, 2
_____

restful

  ['restful] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , ; a restful life  
_____

rest-home

  ['resthum] (. resthome) _n.

    1)      

    2)   
_____

resting-place

  ['restINpleIs] _n.

    1)  ; one's last resting-place 

    2)   
_____

restitution

  [,restI'tju:Sn] _n.

    1)  (); 

    2)  ; ; to make restitution 
    

    3) _. ,    

    4) _.  
_____

restive

  ['restIv] _a.

    1) ,  ( )

    2)  ( )

    3) 
_____

restless

  ['restlIs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; ; restless night  
_____

restlessness

  ['restlIsnIs] _n. ; 
_____

restock

  ['ri:'stOk] _v.  
_____

restoration

  [,rest'reISn] _n.

    1) ; the Restoration _.  ( 1660 .  )

    2) , , 
_____

restorative

  [rIs'tOrtIv]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. _.

      1) ,  

      2)     
_____

restore

  [rIs'tO:] _v.

    1) ()

    2)  (  );  ; 

    3)  (  ..)

    4) 

    5)  (,   ..)
_____

restorer

  [rIs'tO:r] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; hair restorer   
_____

restrain

  [rIs'treIn] _v.

    1) ,   ; ;  (from); to
    restrain one's temper  ϣ ; 

    2) 

    3)  ; ; ; mad people have to
    be restrained   
_____

restrained

  [rIs'treInd]

    1. _p-p.  restrain

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 
_____

restraint

  [rIs'treInt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3)  ( )

    4) ; ; ,    ;
    the restraints of poverty  ; without restraint ) ;
    )  

    5)  ;  ( ,    ..)
_____

restrict

  [rIs'trIkt] _v. ;  ( ); to restrict to a
  diet   
_____

restricted

  [rIs'trIktId]

    1. _p-p.  restrict

    2. _a. , ; a restricted application  ;
    restricted (publication) ()   ;
    restricted hotel     ,  
     
_____

restriction

  [rIs'trIkSn] _n. ; without restriction  ; to
  impose restrictions  ; to lift restrictions 
  
_____

restrictive

  [rIs'trIktIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  ( )
_____

result

  [rI'zAlt]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; without result ; as a
      result of  

      2)  , 

    2. _v.

      1) ,   ,  (from); nothing
      has resulted from my efforts      

      2) ,   (in)
_____

resultant

  [rI'zAltnt]

    1. _a.

      1)   ; 

      2) _. 

    2. _n. _.  (. resultant force)
_____

resume

  I [rI'zju:m] _v.

    1) ,  ( ); to resume a story
      ; well, to resume , 

    2) ,  ; to resume one's health 

    3)  , 

  II ['rezju:meI] _n. _.

    1) ; ; 

    2)    (     ..)
_____

resumption

  [rI'zAmpSn] _n.

    1) ;  ( )

    2) ;  
_____

resumptive

  [rI'zAmptIv] _a. , 
_____

resurgence

  [rI's:dns] _n.

    1)  (  ..)

    2)  ()
_____

resurgent

  [rI's:dnt] _a.

    1)  (   ..)

    2)  ( ); 

    3) 
_____

resurrect

  [,rez'rekt] _v. _.

    1) 

    2)  ( ,   ޣ-.)

    3)  (  )
_____

resurrection

  [,rez'rekSn] _n.

    1)  ( ͣ)

    2)  (  ..); 

    3)  

    4) _attr.: resurrection man = resurrectionist

    *) resurrection pie   
_____

resurrectionist

  [,rez'rekSnIst] _n.  
_____

ret

  [ret] _v.  (̣,   ..)
_____

retail

  1. _n. ['ri:teIl]

    1)  ; at retail  

    2) _attr. ; retail price  ; retail dealer
     

  2. _v. [ri:'teIl]

    1) ()  

    2) ,  (); to retail gossip
     

  3. _adv. ['ri:teIl]  
_____

retailer

  [ri:'teIl] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) ; 
_____

retain

  [rI'teIn] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) 

    4) ,  (. )
_____

retainer

  [rI'teIn] _n.

    1) = retaining fee

    2) _. 

    3) 
_____

retaining fee

  [rI'teInIN'fi:] _n.   
_____

retaining wall

  [rI'teInIN'wO:l] _n.  
_____

retaliate

  [rI'tlIeIt] _v.

    1) ,    ; 

    2)   

    3)  
_____

retaliation

  [rI,tlI'eISn] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) 
_____

retaliatory

  [rI'tlItrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; retaliatory tariff  
_____

retard

  [rI'ta:d] _v.

    1) , ;  (  ..)

    2) ; 
_____

retardation

  [,ri:ta:'deISn] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) ; 

    3) ; 
_____

retardment

  [rI'ta:dmnt] = retardation
_____

retch

  [retS]

    1. _n. ,   

    2. _v. ;  ( )
_____

retention

  [rI'tenSn] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2)  , 

    3) _. , 

    4) _.  
_____

retentive

  [rI'tentIv] _a.

    1) , ; retentive of   (
     ..)

    2)  ( )

    3)   
_____

reticence

  ['retIsns] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

reticent

  ['retIsnt] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  ( ޣ-.)
_____

reticle

  ['retIkl] _n. , ,    (
  )
_____

reticulate

  1. _a. [rI'tIkjulIt] 

  2. _v. [rI'tIkjuleIt]   
_____

reticulated

  [rI'tIkjuleItId]

    1. _p-p.  reticulate 2

    2. _a. 
_____

reticulation

  [rI,tIkju'leISn] _n.  ;  
_____

reticule

  ['retIkju:l] _n.

    1) , 

    2) = reticle
_____

retina

  ['retIn] _n. (_pl. -s ['retInz], -ae) _. , 
   ()
_____

retinae

  ['retIni:] _pl.  retina
_____

retinue

  ['retInju:] _n. 
_____

retire

  [rI'taI]

    1. _v.

      1) , ; to retire for the night  

      2)  ();   

      3) ; to retire into oneself   

      4) _. ;    

      5) ()

      6) _.   

    2. _n. _.   ;  ; 
_____

retired

  [rI'taId]

    1. _p-p.  retire 1

    2. _a.

      1)   ; ,  ;   ; the
      retired list  ,   ; retired pay
       ,   

      2) Σ; 

      3) , 
_____

retiree

  [rI,taI'ri:] _n. ,   
_____

retirement

  [rI'taImnt] _n.

    1) 

    2)      

    3) ; Σ 

    4) _. , 

    5) _attr.: retirement age  
_____

retiring

  [rI'taIrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  retire 1

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2)   
_____

retirin-groom

  [rI'taIrINrum] _n. 
_____

retool

  ['ri:'tu:l] _v. ;   
_____

retort

  I [rI'tO:t]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  

      2)  ,  

      *) in retort  

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  ()

      2)       ;    
      

  II [rI'tO:t] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

retortion

  [rI'tO:Sn] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

retouch

  ['ri:'tAtS]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  (, )

      3)   ( ,   ..)
_____

retoucher

  ['ri:'tAtS] _n. ۣ
_____

retrace

  [rI'treIs] _v.

    1)  (  )

    2)   

    3)  (  ); to retrace one's steps
    
_____

retract

  [rI'trkt] _v.

    1) ; ; ; the cat retracts its claws 
     

    2)   (  ..), ,  ( -.);
    
_____

retractation

  [,ri:trk'teISn] _n. ,  (    ..)
_____

retractile

  [rI'trktaIl] _a.  , 
_____

retractility

  [,ri:trk'tIlItI] _n.  , 
_____

retraction

  [rI'trkSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) = retractation
_____

retractive

  [rI'trktIv] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) 
_____

retractor

  [rI'trkt] _n. _.  
_____

retraining

  ['ri:'treInIN] _n. 
_____

retranslate

  ['ri:trns'leIt] _v.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

re-tread

  ['ri:'tred] _.

    1. _n.  ;  

    2. _v.  ;  
_____

retreat

  [rI'tri:t]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to intercept the retreat(of)   
      ; to make good one's retreat  ;
      _.  

      2) _.   , ; to sound the retreat 
      , ; to beat a retreat  ; _.  
      

      3) 

      4) ; , 

      5) _.  ;  

      6)  

      7) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) , ; 

      2) 
_____

retreating

  [rI'tri:tIN]

    1. _pres-p.  retreat 2

    2. _a.: retreating chin  ; retreating forehead
     
_____

retrench

  [rI'trentS] _v.

    1) ,  (); 

    2) _. 
_____

retrenchment

  [rI'trentSmnt] _n.

    1)  (  ..); 

    2) _. _. 
_____

retrial

  ['ri:'traIl] _n.

    1) _.   ;   

    2)  ,  
_____

retribution

  [,retrI'bju:Sn] _n. , , 
_____

retributive

  [rI'trIbjutIv] _a. , 
_____

retrievable

  [rI'tri:vbl] _a. ; 
_____

retrieval

  [rI'tri:vl] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

retrieve

  [rI'tri:v]

    1. _v.

      1) () ;  ;  

      2)    ( -  )

      3) ;    

      4)  ();  ()

      5) , ; to retrieve one's character
        

      6) 

    2. _n.: beyond ( past) retrieve , 
_____

retriever

  [rI'tri:v] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,   -.

    3) _.  
_____

retroaction

  [,retru'kSn] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2) _.   ()
_____

retrograde

  ['retrugreId]

    1. _a.

      1)  

      2) ; 

      3) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) 

      3) 

      4) _. , 
_____

retrogress

  [,retru'gres] _v.

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

retrogression

  [,retru'greSn] _n.

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

retrogressive

  [,retru'gresIv] _a.

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

retrospect

  ['retruspekt] _n.  ,  ; in retrospect 
_____

retrospection

  [,retru'spekSn] _n.   ; 
_____

retrospective

  [,retru'spektIv] _a.

    1) ݣ  , 

    2)   

    3) _.   
_____

retrousse

  [r'tru:seI] _a. _. ģ,  ( )
_____

retry

  ['ri:'traI] _v.

    1)   ( )

    2)  
_____

rettery

  ['retrI] _n. _-. ,     
_____

return

  [rI't:n]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ; by return of post  

      2) , ; ; in return  ;   {. .
      3)}

      3) , ; in return   {. . 2)}

      4) ; , ; small profits and quick returns 
      ,   

      5)  ޣ; ; tax return  
      (      
      )

      6) (. _pl.)  

      7) 

      8)   (   ..)

      9) _pl. ݣ,  

      10) _.  ;  

      11) _.    

      12) _attr. ; return ticket  ; return match (
      game) _.  ,  

      *) many happy returns (of the day)   Σ , 
         

    2. _v.

      1) ; , ; to return a ball   (
        ..); to return a bow   ; to return
      smb.'s love ( affection)  -. 

      2) ;  

      3)  ( , )

      4)  ()

      5) , 

      6)  , ;  ; to return guilty
      _.  ; to return a soldier as killed  
        

      7)  ( )

      *) to return like for like    ; return swords!
      _.   !
_____

returnee

  [,rIt:'ni:] _n.

    1)     ( )

    2)     ( )

    3)  ( ,   ..)
_____

returning officer

  [rI't:nIN'OfIs] _n.  ,   
    
_____

reunify

  ['ri:'ju:nIfaI] _v. 
_____

reunion

  ['ri:'ju:njn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ; ; family reunion   

    3) 
_____

reunite

  ['ri:ju:'naIt] _v.

    1) ()

    2) 
_____

rev

  [rev] _.

    1. _n.  ()

    2. _v. ()

      #) rev up  ,  ;  
_____

revamp

  ['ri:'vmp] _v.

    1) _. , , 

    2) _.    ( )
_____

revanche

  [rI'va:NS] _n. _. 
_____

reveal

  I [rI'vi:l] _v.

    1) ; ; to reveal a secret  

    2) , ; to reveal itself , 

  II [rI'vi:l] _n. _. ;  (  )
_____

reveille

  [rI'vlI] _n. _. , ߣ,  
_____

revel

  ['revl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ( _pl.) 

    2. _v.

      1) , ; 

      2) ,  (in);  
_____

revelation

  [,revI'leISn] _n.

    1) ; the Revelation(s) _. 

    2) ;  (  ..); 
_____

revelry

  ['revlrI] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

revenge

  [rI'vend]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; to take (one's) revenge on ( upon)
      smb.  -.; in revenge  

      2) ; to give smb. his revenge  -. 
      

    2. _v. , ; to revenge an insult  
    ; to revenge oneself  (on, upon - -.; for -
     -.)
_____

revengeful

  [rI'vendful] _a. 
_____

revenger

  [rI'vend] _n. 
_____

revenue

  ['revInju:] _n.

    1)   (. )

    2) _pl.  

    3)   

    4) _attr. ; revenue cutter  ; revenue officer
     
_____

reverberant

  [rI'v:brnt] _a.

    1)  (   ..)

    2) , 
_____

reverberate

  [rI'v:breIt] _v.

    1) ();  ( )

    2)  (  )

    3) _. , 
_____

reverberating

  [rI'v:breItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  reverberate

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; reverberating peal of thunder   

      3) ;  (   ..)
_____

reverberation

  [rI,v:b'reISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  ()

    3) , 
_____

reverberator

  [rI'v:breIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) = reverberatory furnace
_____

reverberatory furnace

  [rI'v:brtrI'f:nIs] _n. _.  
_____

revere

  [rI'vI] _v. ; , ; 
_____

reverence

  ['rvrns]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; to hold in reverence, to
      regard with reverence 

      2) _. , 

      3): Your reverence _.  _.   ( 
      )

    2. _v. , , ; 
_____

reverend

  ['revrnd] _a.

    1) 

    2) (Reverend)  ( ); the Reverend gentleman
    ,   ģ ; the Very Reverend ()
     (  ); the Right Reverend ()
     ( ); the Most Reverend ()
     ( )
_____

reverent

  ['revrnt] _a. , 
_____

reverential

  [,rev'renSl] = reverent
_____

reverie

  ['revrI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; to be lost in reverie ; to indulge in reverie
     
_____

reversal

  [rI'v:sl] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2) ; ; the reversal of judgement  
    

    3) _. 
_____

reverse

  [rI'v:s]

    1. _n.

      1) (the reverse) , ; quite the reverse, very
      much the reverse  

      2)   (  ..)

      3)  ( )

      4) , ; to meet with a reverse  ;
      to have ( to experience) reverses   

      5) , 

      6)    ; in reverse, on the reverse  

      7) _. ;   

      *) to take in the reverse _.      

    2. _a. ; ף; ; reverse side 
    ; reverse motion    ; reverse fire
    _.  

    3. _v.

      1) ף; ף; ; to reverse arms _.
         

      2) , ; positions are reversed  ; to
      reverse a policy   ; to reverse the order
         

      3) ()   

      4) , 

      5) _.      (); 
_____

reversibility

  [rI,v:s'bIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

reversible

  [rI'v:sbl] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ( )

    3) _.     , 
_____

reversion

  [rI'v:Sn] _n.

    1)  (  )

    2) _.  (. reversion to type)

    3) _.       
    

    4) ,   
_____

reversionary

  [rI'v:SnrI] _a. , 
_____

revert

  [rI'v:t] _v.

    1)  (  )

    2)  (   )

    3) _.    

    4) _.  ; to revert the eyes )  ;
    ) ;  

    5) _.   
_____

revet

  [rI'vet] _v. _. ,  ; to revet a trench
        ..
_____

revetment

  [rI'vetmnt] _n. _. , ; ,  
_____

review

  [rI'vju:]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to pass in review , 
      {. . 6}

      2) , 

      3) 

      4)  

      5) _.   

      6) _. ; ; to pass in review  ; 
        {. . 1}

      7) _. 

      8) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) , 

      3) , 

      4) ,  () 

      5)   

      6)  ,   (  ..);  

      7) _.  ( ,  )
_____

reviewer

  [rI'vju:] _n. ; 
_____

revile

  [rI'vaIl] _v. ; (), , 
_____

revise

  [rI'vaIz]

    1. _n. _.  ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) , , 
_____

revised

  [rI'vaIzd]

    1. _p-p.  revise 2

    2. _a. ; revised edition   
    
_____

reviser

  [rI'vaIz] _n.  
_____

revision

  [rI'vIn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3)    
_____

revisionism

  [rI'vInIzm] _n. _. 
_____

revisionist

  [rI'vInIst] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

revisit

  ['ri:'vIsIt] _v.  
_____

revisory

  [rI'vaIzrI] _a. 
_____

revival

  [rI'vaIvl] _n.

    1) ; ; Revival of Learning , 
    ( )

    2)  (, )

    3)  ()

    4) _attr.: Revival style _.  
_____

revive

  [rI'vaIv] _v.

    1)   

    2)   

    3) ,  (   ..)

    4) ; ,  (  ..)

    5)  (, )

    6) , ; to revive a play 
    
_____

reviver

  [rI'vaIv] _n.

    1) ,  ,   . {. revive}

    2) _.  
_____

revivification

  [ri:,vIvIfI'keISn] _n.

    1)   , 

    2) _. 
_____

revivify

  [ri:'vIvIfaI] _v.

    1)   , 

    2) _. 
_____

revocable

  ['revkbl] _a.  
_____

revocation

  [,rev'keISn] _n. ,  (  ..)
_____

revoke

  [rI'vuk]

    1. _v.

      1) ,  (,   ..)

      2)   ()

      3) _.      

    2. _n. _.     
_____

revolt

  [rI'vult]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; in revolt ;  ; to
      rise in revolt 

      2) , 

      3) 

    2. _v.

      1)  (against)

      2) , ;   (at, from,
      against)

      3) ,  
_____

revolted

  [rI'vultId]

    1. _p-p.  revolt 2

    2. _a. 
_____

revolting

  [rI'vultIN]

    1. _pres-p.  revolt 2

    2. _a. ; 
_____

revolution

  I [,rev'lu:Sn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; palace revolution  

    3)  ,  

  II [,rev'lu:Sn] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ; ; revolutions per minute    

    3)  ; ; the revolution of the
    seasons  ͣ 

    4) 

    5) _attr.: revolution counter _. ޣ  
_____

revolutionary

  I [,rev'lu:SnrI]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. ; revolutionary ideas  ;
    revolutionary discoveries ,    

  II [,rev'lu:SnrI] _a. 
_____

revolutionism

  [,rev'lu:SnIzm] _n. 
_____

revolutionist

  [,rev'lu:SnIst] _n. 
_____

revolutionize

  [,rev'lu:SnaIz] _v.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

revolve

  [rI'vOlv] _v.

    1) (); ()

    2)    

    3)  (. revolve in the mind)
_____

revolver

  [rI'vOlv] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

revolving

  [rI'vOlvIN]

    1. _pres-p.  revolve

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) , ; revolving door  
_____

revue

  [rI'vju:] _n. _. _. , 
_____

revulsion

  [rI'vAlSn] _n.

    1)    (  ..)

    2) 

    3) _.  (  ..);  ()

    4) _.  ()
_____

revulsive

  [rI'vAlsIv] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

reward

  [rI'wO:d]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; in reward for smth.    -.

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) ;  
_____

rewarding

  [rI'wO:dIN]

    1. _pres-p.  reward 2

    2. _a. 
_____

reword

  ['ri:'w:d] _v.

    1)   ;  

    2) 
_____

rewrite

  ['ri:'raIt] _v. (rewrote; rewritten)

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

rewritten

  ['ri:'rItn] _p-p.  rewrite
_____

rewrote

  ['ri:'rut] _p.  rewrite
_____

rhapsode

  ['rpsud] _-. _n. 
_____

rhapsodic

  [rp'sOdIk] = rhapsodical
_____

rhapsodical

  [rp'sOdIkl] _a. ; 
_____

rhapsodize

  ['rpsdaIz] _v.     (. rhapsodize about,
  rhapsodize on)
_____

rhapsody

  ['rpsdI] _n.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

rhenium

  ['ri:nIm] _n. _. 
_____

rheostat

  ['ri:ustt] _n. _. 
_____

rhesus

  ['ri:ss] _n. _. 
_____

rhetor

  ['ri:t] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

rhetoric

  ['retrIk] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) 
_____

rhetorical

  [rI'tOrIkl] _a. 
_____

rhetorician

  [,ret'rISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

rheum

  [ru:m] _n. _.

    1)  ( )

    2) 
_____

rheumatic

  [ru:'mtIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _pl. _. 
_____

rheumaticky

  [ru:'mtIkI] _a. _. 
_____

rheumatism

  ['ru:mtIzm] _n. 
_____

rheumatiz

  ['ru:mtIz] (. _.) = rheumatism
_____

rhino

  I ['raInu] _n. (_pl. -os ['raInuz]) _. _.  rhinoceros

  II ['raInu] _n. _. 
_____

rhinoceros

  [raI'nOsrs] _n. 
_____

rhodium

  ['rudjm] _n. _. 
_____

rhododendron

  [,rud'dendrn] _n. _. 
_____

rhodonite

  ['rudnaIt] _n. _. 
_____

rhomb

  [rOm] _n. 
_____

rhombi

  ['rOmbaI] _pl.  rhombus
_____

rhombic

  ['rOmbIk] _a. 
_____

rhomboid

  ['rOmbOId] _n. 
_____

rhombus

  ['rOmbs] _n. (_pl. -es ['rOmbsIz], -bi) 
_____

rhubarb

  ['ru:ba:b] _n. _. 
_____

rhumb

  [rAm] _n. _. 
_____

rhyme

  [raIm]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ; double ( female, feminine) rhyme
       ; single ( male, masculine) rhyme  ;
      imperfect rhyme  

      2) ( _pl.)  

      3) 

      *) neither rhyme nor reason    ; without rhyme or
      reason      

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)  (with, to - )
_____

rhymed

  [raImd]

    1. _p-p.  rhyme 2

    2. _a. 
_____

rhymer

  ['raIm] = rhymester
_____

rhymester

  ['raImst] _n. _. ̣
_____

rhyming

  ['raImIN]

    1. _pres-p.  rhyme 2

    2. _a. ; rhyming dictionary  
_____

rhythm

  ['rIm] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ()
_____

rhythmic

  ['rImIk] = rhythmical
_____

rhythmical

  ['rImIkl] _a. , , 
_____

rial

  ['ri:l] _n.  (  )
_____

riant

  ['raInt] _a. , ӣ ( , )
_____

rib

  [rIb]

    1. _n.

      1) ; false ( floating, asternal) rib  

      2)  ;  (-.)

      3)  

      4)  (   ..)

      5) _. 

      6) _.  

      7) _. 

      8) _. 

      9) _.  (֣)

      10) _. 

      11) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ң, 

      2) _. _. , , 
_____

ribald

  ['rIbld]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _a. , ; ; 
_____

ribaldry

  ['rIbldrI] _n. , , 
_____

riband

  ['rIbnd] = ribbon 1
_____

ribband

  ['rIbnd] _n.   ( )
_____

ribbed

  [rIbd]

    1. _p-p.  rib 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; ̣;  

      2) 
_____

ribbing

  ['rIbIN]

    1. _pres-p.  rib 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.  ң
_____

ribbon

  ['rIbn]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ; typewriter ribbon    

      2) _pl. ; ribbons of mist  ; torn to ribbons
        

      3) _pl. _. ; to handle ( to take) the ribbons 
      

      4)  , ;  

      5) _attr. ;  ()

      *) Ribbon Society _.   
       ( XIX .); red ribbon   

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) ,   
_____

ribboned

  ['rIbnd]

    1. _p-p.  ribbon 2

    2. _a.  
_____

rice

  [raIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; rice field  
_____

rice-flakes

  ['raIs'fleIks] _n. _pl. _.  
_____

rice-paper

  ['raIs,peIp] _n.  
_____

rice-water

  ['raIs,wO:t] _n.  
_____

rich

  [rItS]

    1. _a.

      1)  (in - -.)

      2) 

      3) ; ; a rich suggestion  

      4) , ; ; rich soil  ; rich
      harvest  

      5) ; ; rich milk  ; rich dish 
      ; rich cream  

      6) ;  ( )

      7) , ,  ( ); , ,  (
      )

      8)  ( )

      9) _.  ( , ,   ..);
      that's rich!   !

    2. _n. (the rich) _pl. _. , 
_____

riches

  ['rItSIz] _n. _pl.

    1) , 

    2) , ; the riches of the soil  
_____

richly

  ['rItSlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) , ; ; he richly deserves punishment 
      
_____

richness

  ['rItSnIs] _n.

    1)  (-.); ,  (  ..)

    2) 

    3) ,  ()

    4)  ()
_____

rick

  I [rIk]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v.   

  II [rIk] = wrick
_____

rickets

  ['rIkIts] _n. (.  _sing.   _pl.) _. 
_____

rickety

  ['rIkItI] _a.

    1) 

    2) ;  ( )

    3) , ; rickety chair  ; rickety house
     
_____

ricksha

  ['rIkSO:] = rickshaw
_____

rickshaw

  ['rIkSO:] _. _n. 
_____

ricochet

  ['rIkSeI]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  ;  
_____

rictus

  ['rIkts] _. _n.  
_____

rid

  [rId] _v. (rid, ridded ['rIdId]) ,  (of - 
  -.); to get rid of smb., smth. ,  
  -., -.
_____

ridable

  ['raIdbl] _a.    
_____

riddance

  ['rIdns] _n. ; ; a good riddance  (
  -. ); good riddance!  !; , 
  !;  !
_____

riddel

  ['rIdl] _n. _.  ( )
_____

ridden

  ['rIdn] _p-p.  ride 2
_____

riddle

  I ['rIdl]

    1. _n. ; to talk in riddles  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  ()

  II ['rIdl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) ; 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  ()

      3)  ;   ; 
      , 
_____

ride

  [raId]

    1. _n.

      1) , ,  (,  ,   
      ..); to go for a ride 

      2) ,  (.   )

      3)    ( ,   ..)

      *) to take smb. for a ride _. _. ) , 
      -.; ) , ,  -.

    2. _v. (rode, ridden)

      1)  ;   ( ޣ-.); to ride full speed
         ; to ride a race   ; to ride
      a horse to death  ; to ride a joke to death _.
       

      2)  ( ,  ,  ,    ..)

      3) (), (); to ride a child on one's foot 
      £  

      4) ; ; ; the moon was riding high  
      ; the ship rides the waves    

      5)   ; the ship rides (at anchor)   
      

      6) ; ; 

      7) ;  ( ,   ..)

      8)      ( )

      9)  ( )

      10) _. , , 

      11) _.  

      12)   ԣ;  ; let it ride   
      

      13)   (-.);   (on)

      14)  ( )

      #) ride at  ; to ride one's horse at a fence 
        ; ride down ) ,  ;
      )   , ; ride out )  
      ( -  ); )    

      *) to ride for a fall )   ,  
      ; )  ;    ; to
      ride off on a side issue   , 
         (); to ride the whirlwind  
         -. (  ..)
_____

ridel

  ['rIdl] = riddel
_____

rider

  ['raId] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) ,  ( )

    4) , ; _.  

    5) ,    

    6) _.      ;
     ,    

    7) _. 
_____

riderless

  ['raIdlIs] _a.   ( ,  )
_____

ridge

  [rId]

    1. _n.

      1)  ;  , ;  ; 

      2)  

      3) Σ ()

      4) ;  

      5)  ( );  ; , 

    2. _v.    ; 
_____

ridged

  [rIdd]

    1. _p-p.  ridge 2

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2)  ( )
_____

ridge-pole

  ['rIdpul] _n. ,  ( )
_____

ridgy

  ['rIdI] = ridged 2
_____

ridicule

  ['rIdIkju:l]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; to hold up to ridicule  

      2) 

    2. _v. ; ,   
_____

ridiculous

  [rI'dIkjuls] _a. , , ; don't be ridiculous 
  () ,   () 
_____

riding

  I ['raIdIN]

    1. _pres-p.  ride 2

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)    

    3. _a. ;   ; riding horse  

  II ['raIdIN] _n.  (   )
_____

riding hall

  ['raIdIN'hO:l] _n. () 
_____

riding master

  ['raIdIN,ma:st] _n.

    1)    

    2) 
_____

riding-breeches

  ['raIdIN'brItSIz] _n. _pl.    , 
_____

riding-habit

  ['raIdIN,hbIt] _n.  (    )
_____

riding-hag

  ['raIdINhg] _n. _. 
_____

rife

  [raIf] _a. _predic.

    1) , ; Σ; to be (to grow  to wax) rife
     () 

    2) ; his language is rife with maxims   
    
_____

riffle

  ['rIfl] _n. _.

    1)  ( ), 

    2) , 

    3) _. , 
_____

riff-raff

  ['rIfrf]

    1. _n.  , 

    2. _a. _. ޣ, 
_____

rifle

  ['raIfl]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  

      2) _pl. _.  ; 

      3) _attr. ; ; ; rifle company
       ; rifle battalion  

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)  ( )

      3)    

      4)  (  ..)
_____

rifle-green

  ['raIfl'gri:n] _a. ԣ-̣ (   )
_____

rifle green

  ['raIfl'gri:n] = rifle-green
_____

rifle-grenade

  ['raIflgrI'neId] _n. _.  
_____

rifleman

  ['raIflmn] _n. _. ; expert rifleman  
_____

rifle-pit

  ['raIflpIt] _n. _.  ,  
_____

rifle-range

  ['raIflreInd] _n. , 
_____

rifle-shot

  ['raIflSOt] _n.

    1)  

    2)   

    3)  ( )
_____

rifling

  ['raIflIN]

    1. _pres-p.  rifle 2

    2. _n.  ( )
_____

rift

  [rIft]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; ; ; 

      2) , 

      3) 

      4) ,  ()

      5) _. , , 

      *) a rift in the lute )   , ;
      )  

    2. _v. (); ()
_____

rig

  I [rIg]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ;  ,   

      2) _. , ,   

      3) , 

      4)  ;  

      5) 

      6) _. , ; 

    2. _v. ,  ()

      #) rig out _. ; rigged out ; rig up 
        ,   

  II [rIg]

    1. _n. _.

      1) , ; 

      2)   

    2. _v.  ; ; to rig the market
        
_____

rigger

  ['rIg] _n.

    1)    ̣

    2) _. 
_____

rigging

  I ['rIgIN]

    1. _pres-p.  rig I, 2

    2. _n.

      1) _. , , 

      2) _. 

      3) _. , ""

  II ['rIgIN] _pres-p.  rig II, 2
_____

right

  I [raIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ;   (to); ; right to work
        ; rights and duties   ; by right of 
       (-.); in one's own right   ( ,
        ..); to reserve the right    ;
      under a right in international law    
       

      2) ; ; to do smb. right  -.
      , ; to be in the right  

      3) (. _pl.)   , ; the
      rights of the case  

      4) _pl. ; to set ( to put) to rights  ;
        ; to be to rights   

      *) by right or wrong    

    2. _a.

      1) , ; to be right  

      2) , ; right use of words  
      ; to do what is right  ,  ; he is always
      right   ; right you are! _. ) !,  ;
      ) ģ!,   !

      3)  ,   (   ); ,
      ; ; be sure you bring the right book ,
        ,  ; the right size  ; the
      right man in the right place   ϣ , ,
         ; not the right Mr. Jones   -
      

      4)  ( ,  ); at the right angle   

      5) ,   ; ; to put right ;
      are you right now?    ?; I feel all right 
        ; to be all right )   ;
      )   ; if it's all right with you   
      ,   

      *) on the right side of thirty  30 

    3. _adv.

      1) , ; ; to get it right  ;
      to get ( to do) a sum right   ; to guess right
       ; to set ( to put) oneself right with smb.
      )  -. ; )   -.

      2)    

      3) ; go right ahead   ң

      4) ,  ; right in the middle    

      5) , ; right to the end   

      6) ; I know right well    

      #) right away, right off ; ; right off the bat _.
         ;  

      *) right here )   ; )   ; right now  
      ; come right in _. 

    4. _v.

      1) (); (); to right oneself ) ;
      )  ; to right a wrong 
      ;  

      2)  ; to right the oppressed   ԣ

  II [raIt]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; on the right  (); to the right 
      ()

      2) (the Rights) _pl. _. _. 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ,  (  )

      3) _. , 

    3. _adv. ; right and left )   ; )  
    ; right turn ( face)! _. ! ()
_____

right-about

  ['raItbaut] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ,   ; right-about face
    ) _.     ; )  , 
    
_____

right-and-left

  ['raItnd'left]

    1. _n.

      1)    

      2) _.   

    2. _a. _.     ;     
_____

right-ang-led

  ['raIt,Ngld] _a. 
_____

right-down

  ['raItdaun] _a. _. ; 
_____

righteous

  ['raItSs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; righteous indignation  
_____

righteousness

  ['raItSsnIs] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

rightful

  ['raItful] _a.

    1) ; rightful heir  

    2)   

    3) 
_____

right-hand

  ['raIthnd] _a.

    1) ; right-hand man )   ( ); ) " ",
     

    2) _.   ;   
_____

right-handed

  ['raIt'hndId] _a.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

right-hander

  ['raIt,hnd] _n.

    1) ,     ,  

    2) _.   
_____

rightist

  ['raItIst] _n. _. , 
_____

right-lined

  ['raIt'laInd] _a.   ; 
_____

rightly

  ['raItlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  
_____

right-minded

  ['raIt'maIndId] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

right-of-way

  ['raItv'weI] _n.

    1)       

    2)  
_____

rightwards

  ['raItwdz] _adv. 
_____

right-wing

  ['raItwIN] _a. _. , 
_____

rigid

  ['rIdId] _a.

    1) ֣, , ; ף

    2) ;  ̣

    3) , 

    4) ; ; rigid discipline  ; rigid
    economy  

    5) 
_____

rigidity

  [rI'dIdItI] _n.

    1) ֣; ף

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

rigmarole

  ['rIgmrul] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) _attr. 
_____

rigor

  ['raIgO:] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    *) rigor mortis  
_____

rigorism

  ['rIgrIzm] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ( )
_____

rigorous

  ['rIgrs] _a.

    1) ; rigorous climate  

    2) 

    3) ; rigorous scientific method   

    4) , ̣
_____

rigour

  ['rIg] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _pl.  

    4) 

    5) 
_____

riksdag

  ['rIksdg] _. _n. 
_____

rile

  [raIl] _v. _.

    1) , 

    2)  (  ..)
_____

rill

  [rIl]

    1. _n. ţ; , 

    2. _v.  ; 
_____

rim

  [rIm]

    1. _n.

      1) , ;  ();  ();  ()

      2) ,  

      3) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)  ,   ..

      2)  , 
_____

rime

  I [raIm] = rhyme

  II [raIm] _.

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v.  
_____

rimer

  ['raIm] = reamer
_____

rimless

  ['rImlIs] _a.     ; rimless eyeglasses ;
    
_____

-rimmed

  [rImd]      ; gold-rimmed spectacles  
   
_____

rimy

  ['raImI] _a. , 
_____

rind

  [raInd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 

    2. _v.  ;  ,  
_____

rinderpest

  ['rIndpest] _n.   
_____

ring

  I [rIN]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; , 

      2)  ()

      3)  ;  ( ), 

      4) (the Ring) 

      5) (the ring) _pl. _.    ,
      

      6)       

      7) ; , 

      8)    (.   )

      9)   ();   ()

      10) _.  ()

      11) _. 

      *) to run ( to make) rings around _.   ;
       , ; to keep ( to hold) the ring
       

    2. _v.

      1)   (. ring in, ring round, ring about);
       

      2)  

      3)     ()

      4) ; 

      *) to ring the rounds _. , 

  II [rIN]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; the ring of his voice   

      2) () ; to give a ring   

      3)   ( ); 

      4) ͣ (); it has the ring of truth about it  
      

    2. _v. (rang, rung; rung)

      1) ; ; to ring true (false  hollow) 
       ()

      2)  (with); the air rang with shouts  
      

      3) 

      4) ; to ring the alarm   ; to ring the bell
       ( ); to ring a chime  (  );
      to a ring peal 

      #) ring at  (    ..); ring down: to ring the
      curtain down     ; _.  
      (-.) {. . ring up }; ring for   
      ; ring in ) _. , ; ) 
       ; ring off   ( ); 
      ; ring off! _. !, !; ring out
      ) ; )   ; ring up ) 
      ; ) ,   ; ): to ring the curtain
      up     ; _.  (-.) {. .
      ring down}
_____

ring ouzel

  ['rIN'u:zl] _n. _.  
_____

ring-bolt

  ['rINbult] _n. _. -
_____

ring-bone

  ['rINbun] _n.     ()
_____

ring-dove

  ['rINdAv] _n. _. , 
_____

ringed

  [rINd]

    1. _p-p.  ring I, 2

    2. _a.

      1)  

      2)  ,  ; _. ޣ ( -.); ;
      
_____

ringer

  ['rIN] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  

    3) _.  ;  

    4) _. _. ,    ;
    ,    

    5) _. _sl. ,    

    6) _. _.   (-.) (. dead ringer); he is a
    ringer for his father   
_____

ring-fence

  ['rIN'fens] _n.  ( -.   )
_____

ring-finger

  ['rIN,fINg] _n.   (.   )
_____

ringing

  I ['rININ] _pres-p.  ring I, 2

  II ['rININ]

    1. _pres-p.  ring II, 2

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ;     

    3. _a. ; ; ; a ringing cheer  ; a
    ringing frost  
_____

ringleader

  ['rIN,li:d] _n. , , , 
_____

ringlet

  ['rINlIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

ringleted

  ['rINlItId] _a. ,  ; 
_____

ringlety

  ['rINlItI] _a. ,  ; 
_____

ring-mail

  ['rINmeIl] _n. 
_____

ring-master

  ['rIN,ma:st] _n.   ( )
_____

ring-net

  ['rIN'net] _n.    
_____

ringtail

  ['rINteIl] _n. _.  
_____

ringworm

  ['rINw:m] _n. _.  
_____

rink

  [rINk]

    1. _n. , -

    2. _v.   
_____

rinse

  [rIns]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to give a rinse 

      2)   

    2. _v. ,  ( rinse out); to rinse out one's
    mouth  
_____

rinsing

  ['rInsIN]

    1. _pres-p.  rinse 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _pl. ,   ; 

      3) _pl. ,  
_____

riot

  ['raIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _.     

      3) ; ; to run riot )   ;
      )  ( ); )  ; the grass ran
      riot in our garden      ; ) 
       (  ..); his fancy ran riot    
      

      4) , ; a riot of colour  

      5) _attr.: Riot Act      
       ( ); to read the Riot Act )   
       ; ) _.  ; riot call _.
          

    2. _v.

      1) ;    

      2) , ;  

      3) ;   

      4)   (, )
_____

rioter

  ['raIt] _n. ; 
_____

riotous

  ['raIts] _a.

    1) ; ; 

    2) , ,  ( )
_____

rip

  I [rIp]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.

      1) , ,  (  ; . rip
      up)

      2)  ()

      3) , ; cloth that rips at once ,  
      ף

      4) , 

      5)    ()

      6) ,  ң ( , ,   ..); let
      her ( it) rip _. )   !; )  !

      #) rip off ; rip out ) ; ; ) 
      (); )  (); rip up ) ;
      ) ; to rip up old wounds   

      *) to let things rip  ,    
      

  II [rIp] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

riparian

  [raI'pErIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.   
_____

rip-cord

  ['rIpkO:d] _n.   ();  ң ()
_____

ripe

  [raIp] _a.

    1) ; ripe lips  ()  

    2) , ; of ripe age  ; persons of ripe
    years  

    3) ; ripe cheese  

    4)  (for); time is ripe for   
_____

ripen

  ['raIpn] _v.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

ripeness

  ['raIpnIs] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

riposte

  [rI'pust]

    1. _n.  ,  ( ); _. . 
    

    2. _v.  ,  ( ; . _.)
_____

ripper

  ['rIp] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) _.  ;  

    3) = rip-saw

    4) _. , 

    *) Jack the Ripper _. -
_____

ripping

  ['rIpIN]

    1. _pres-p.  rip I, 2

    2. _a. _. _. , , 

    3. _adv. ; a ripping good story  
_____

ripple

  I ['rIpl]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  ()

      3) ; a ripple of laughter  

      4) 

    2. _v.

      1) () 

      2) 

      3) 

  II ['rIpl]

    1. _n.  ( )

    2. _v.  (̣)
_____

ripply

  ['rIplI] _a.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

riprap

  ['rIprp] _n. _.  
_____

rip-saw

  ['rIpsO:] _n. _.  
_____

rise

  [raIz]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ߣ, ; ; to be on the
      rise  (   ..); _.   ; the rise to
      power   

      2)  ();   ( ); 
      ()

      3)  ( )

      4)   

      5)  (, )

      6) , ; to look from the rise   

      7) , ; to take its rise in smth.   
      ޣ-.

      8)  ()

      9) ̣

      10) _. _.  ;  ()

      11) _. _.  (, , ߣ); , 
      ()

      12) _.  (, )

      *) to take ( to get) a rise out of smb.  -.;
       -.  

    2. _v. (rose; risen)

      1) ; 

      2) ; to rise above smth. )   -.;
      ) _.   -.; to rise above the prejudices  
      

      3) , ; the sun rises  

      4)  ( ,   ..); 

      5) , ; the wind rises  ; her
      colour rose  

      6)  ,  ( )

      7)     (to -  -.)

      8) ; to rise in arms     

      9) ,   ( ,   ..);
      Parliament will rise next week    
       

      10) ,  (in, from); the river rises in the hills
       ң ϣ   

      11)   

      12) ,  ( )

      13)  ( ͣ)

      *) to rise to the bait ( to the fly)   ; to rise
      to it    ; his gorge ( stomach)
      rises   ;  ; to rise in applause
       
_____

risen

  ['rIzn] _p-p.  rise 2
_____

riser

  ['raIz] _n.

    1) ,  ; he is an early riser   

    2) _.  ; ߣ  

    3) _. 

    4) _.    

    5) _-. 

    6) _. ;  ()
_____

risibility

  [,rIzI'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

risible

  ['rIzIbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

rising

  ['raIzIN]

    1. _pres-p.  rise 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) ; the rising of the sun  

      4) , ; 

      5) ; 

    3. _a.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3)  ,   ..; rising lawyer (doctor) 
      (),   

      4)   ̣ ; rising forty
         ,  
_____

risk

  [rIsk]

    1. _n. ; at one's own risk     ; at the risk of
    one's life  ; to take ( to run) risks ; at
    owner's risk _.   

    2. _v.

      1)  (-.); to risk one's health  

      2)  ( -.); to risk failure   ;
      to risk a stab in the back    
_____

riskiness

  ['rIskInIs] _n. , 
_____

risky

  ['rIskI] _a. , 
_____

risotto

  [rI'sOtu] _. _n. _. 
_____

risque

  ['rIskeI] _a. _. ; ,  ( ,
  )
_____

rissole

  ['rIsul] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.      ,   
_____

rite

  [raIt] _n. , ; ; the rites of hospitality 
  
_____

ritual

  ['rItSul]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. 

    2. _a. , ; ritual talk , 
_____

ritualism

  ['rItSulIzm] _n. 
_____

ritualist

  ['rItSulIst] _n.  
_____

rival

  ['raIvl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; without a rival )   ;
      )  

      2) _. 

    2. _a. ; ; rival firms  

    3. _v. ; 
_____

rivalry

  ['raIvlrI] _n. ; ; friendly rivalry 
  
_____

rive

  [raIv]

    1. _n. _. , 

    2. _v. (rived [raIvd]; rived, riven) (); ();
    ; (), () (. rive away, rive off, rive
    from)
_____

riven

  ['rIvn]

    1. _p-p.  rive 2

    2. _a. _. 
_____

river

  ['rIv] _n.

    1) ; ; to cross the river )   ;
    ) _.  ; ) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

riverain

  ['rIvreIn]

    1. _n. ,    

    2. _a. , 
_____

river-bed

  ['rIv'bed] _n.  
_____

river-horse

  ['rIv'hO:s] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

riverine

  ['rIvraIn] = riverain 2
_____

riverside

  ['rIvsaId] _n.

    1)  ,  

    2) _attr. ,   ; riverside villa  
     
_____

rivet

  ['rIvIt]

    1. _n. ̣

    2. _v.

      1) , ̣

      2)  (, )
_____

riviere

  [ri:'vjE] _n. _.  (.   )
_____

rivulet

  ['rIvjulIt] _n. ; 
_____

roach

  I [rutS] _n. _.  (. European roach)

    *) as sound as a roach   

  II [rutS] _n. _.  ( )

  III [rutS] _.  cockroach
_____

road

  [rud] _n.

    1) , , ; country road ӣ ; to be on the
    road    {. . *)}

    2) , ,   ; to cross the road 
    

    3) _.  

    4)  ( -.),  ( -.); no royal road to
    smth. ̣   -.

    5) (. _pl.) _. 

    6) _. 

    7) _attr. 

    *) to be on the road )   ,  ; ) _.
     ( ֣); {. . 1)}; to go on the road
      ; to be in the road, to get in smb.'s road 
    ң , , ; one for the road 
    ,   , ""
_____

road capacity

  ['rudk'psItI] _n.   
_____

road clearance

  ['rud'klIrns] _n. _. , 
_____

road hog

  ['rudhOg] _n.  , ,  
  
_____

road house

  ['rudhaus] _n.  , ;  
_____

road roller

  ['rud,rul] _n. ֣  
_____

road scraper

  ['rud'skreIp] _n. _. ; 
_____

road-bed

  ['rudbed] _n.  
_____

road-book

  ['rudbuk] _n.  ,   
_____

roadless

  ['rudlIs] _a. 
_____

roadman

  ['rudmn] _n.  
_____

road-metal

  ['rud,metl] _n. , £
_____

road-show

  ['rudSu] _n. _.   
_____

roadside

  ['rudsaId]

    1. _n.  , 

    2. _a. 
_____

roadstead

  ['rudsted] _n. _. 
_____

roadster

  ['rudst] _n.

    1)  ;      

    2)  (    ,  
       )

    3)   ( )

    4) ,   
_____

road-test

  ['rudtest] _v. _.     
_____

roadway

  ['rudweI] _n.

    1) ; ;   

    2)   ();  
_____

roam

  [rum]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. , , 
_____

roan

  I [run]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 

  II [run] _n.    ( ̣)
_____

roar

  [rO:]

    1. _n.

      1) ң; 

      2) ; roars of laughter  , 

    2. _v.

      1) , ; ; to roar with laughter   ӣ
      ; to roar with pain   

      2)  (  )
_____

roarer

  ['rO:r] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) _. ̣ 
_____

roaring

  ['rO:rIN]

    1. _pres-p.  roar 2

    2. _n.

      1) ң; ; 

      2) _.  ( )

    3. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ; ; roaring trade ̣ 
_____

roast

  [rust]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ()   

      2) _.  

      3) _. 

      *) to rule the roast  ;  ; 

    2. _a. ; roast beef 

    3. _v.

      1) (); (); ()

      2) _.  (-.); 

      3) _.  

      4) _. ; ; 
_____

roaster

  ['rust] _n.

    1) 

    2)   

    3) _.  

    4)  ӣ    ( )
_____

roasting-jack

  ['rustINdk] _n. 
_____

rob

  [rOb] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) ;  (-.); to rob smb. of his rights 
    -. 

    3) _.   ;   ()
    

    *) to rob the cradle _.  ; to rob Peter to pay
    Paul    ޣ 
_____

robber

  ['rOb] _n. , 
_____

robbery

  ['rObrI] _n. ; £; _. .   
_____

robe

  [rub]

    1. _n.

      1) (. _pl.) ;  ; the long robe  ;
       ; gentlemen of the (long) robe , 

      2) _. 

      3) _.  

      4) _. 

      5) _.   ( )

    2. _v. (); 
_____

robin

  ['rObIn] _n.

    1) _.  (. robin redbreast)

    2) _. 
_____

robot

  ['rubOt] _n.

    1) 

    2) ;  

    3)    

    4) _attr. ; robot bomb   ;
    robot plane  ̣; robot pilot 
_____

robust

  [ru'bAst] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) ,  ( )

    3) _. , 
_____

robustious

  [ru'bAstSs] _a. _. _. , ; 
_____

roc

  [rOk] _. _n. _.  
_____

rocambole

  ['rOkmbul] _n. _. -
_____

rochet

  ['rOtSIt] _n.

    1)    

    2)    
_____

rock

  I [rOk] _n.

    1) , ԣ

    2) (the Rock) 

    3) ,  ģ

    4)  

    5) ; 

    6)    

    7)  

    8) (. _pl.) _. _. 

    9) _. 

    10) _attr. ; 

    *) on the rocks ) " ";  Σ ; ) 
     ( ); to run ( to go) upon the rocks ) 
    ; )    ; to see rocks
    ahead    

  II [rOk] _v.

    1) (); (); (); he rocked with laughter 
      

    2) , 

    *) rocked in security ,    

  III [rOk] _n. _. 
_____

rock'n'roll

  ['rOkn'rul] _n. --
_____

rock-and-roll

  ['rOkn'rul] = rock'n'roll
_____

rock-bottom

  ['rOk'bOtm] _n.

    1) ף 

    2) _attr. _.   ( )
_____

rock-cork

  ['rOk'kO:k] _n. _.  
_____

rock-crystal

  ['rOk'krIstl] _n.  
_____

rock-drill

  ['rOkdrIl] _n. _.   , 
_____

rock-garden

  ['rOk,ga:dn] _n.     
_____

rock-hewn

  ['rOk'hju:n] _a.   
_____

rock-oil

  ['rOk'OIl] _n. 
_____

rock-salt

  ['rOk'sO:lt] _n.  
_____

rock-tar

  ['rOk'ta:] _n.  
_____

rocker

  ['rOk] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _. -

    3)  (  )

    4) Σ    

    5) = rocking-turn

    6) _. , ; , 

    *) off one's rocker _. ,  ,   
_____

rockery

  ['rOkrI] = rock-garden
_____

rocket

  I ['rOkIt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3)  

      4) _attr. ; ; rocket projector 
      ͣ; rocket airplane  ̣; ̣, ֣
      ; rocket bomb  ; rocket site 
       (  )

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  

  II ['rOkIt] _n. _. ,  
_____

rocket-launcher

  ['rOkIt'lO:ntS] _n. _.

    1)   أ

    2)  
_____

rocketeer

  [,rOkI'tI] _n.

    1)    

    2) -
_____

rocketer

  ['rOkIt] _n. ,   
_____

rocketry

  ['rOkItrI] _n.  
_____

rocking-chair

  ['rOkINtSE] _n. -
_____

rocking-horse

  ['rOkINhO:s] _n.  -
_____

rocking-turn

  ['rOkINt:n] _n. "" (   )
_____

rocky

  I ['rOkI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ף, ; 

  II ['rOkI] _a.

    1) ,  ( )

    2) _.  ( ,   ..)
_____

rococo

  [ru'kuku]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a.

      1)   

      2)  , , 

      3) 
_____

rod

  [rOd] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) ; _. ; the rod  

    3) ,  ( ); _. , ; 

    4) 

    5)   (= 5 .)

    6)  ()

    7) _.  (  )

    8) _. , , ; ; sounding rod 

    9) _. _. 

    *) to make a rod for one's own back   ; to rule with
    a rod of iron   ; to spare the rod and spoil the
    child  ,  £;   £
_____

rode

  [rud] _p.  ride 2
_____

rodent

  ['rudnt] _n. _. 
_____

rodeo

  [ru'deIu] _n. (_pl. -os [ru'deIuz]) _.

    1)    

    2) ,  
_____

rodomontade

  [,rOdmOn'teId]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a. 

    3. _v. 
_____

roe

  I [ru] _n. 

  II [ru] _n.

    1)  (. hard roe)

    2)  (. soft roe)

    3)  ( )
_____

roe-stone

  ['rustun] _n. _.  , 
_____

roebuck

  ['rubAk] _n.  
_____

rogation

  [ru'geISn] _n. (. _pl.) 
_____

rogue

  [rug]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) 

      3) _. , ; ; to play the rogue 

      4) _-.  ;  

      5)   

      6) _. ,   

    2. _a. ,  ( )
_____

roguery

  ['rugrI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 
_____

roguish

  ['rugIS] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

roil

  [rOIl] _v.

    1)  (); 

    2) , , 
_____

roily

  ['rOIlI] _a. 
_____

roister

  ['rOIst] _v. 
_____

roisterer

  ['rOIstr] _n. , 
_____

roistering

  ['rOIstrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  roister

    2. _n. 

    3. _a. ; 
_____

role

  [rul] _n. _. 
_____

roll

  [rul]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ף (,   ..);  ()

      2)  (, )

      3) ; 

      4) , ; ; ; to be on the rolls ,
        ; roll of honour    ; the Rolls
      _.    -; to call the roll 
      ;   ; to strike off the rolls 
        

      5) ; ; ; 

      6) 

      7)  (  ..)

      8) _pl. _. , 

      9)  

      10)  

      11)    ;  

      12) _. _. , .  

      13) _. 

      14) _.  ( ); , , , ;
      ; 

      15) _. ,    

      16) _.   

    2. _v.

      1) (); (), (); to roll downhill 
       ; to roll in the mud   ; to roll in money
        ; to roll one's eyes  

      2) ף(); ף (. roll up); to roll a cigarette
       ; to roll oneself up ,  (in -
       -.); to roll oneself in a rug   ; to roll
      smth. in a piece of paper  -.  ; to roll wool
      into a ball    ; the kitten rolled itself into a
      ball ԣ   

      3)  (  ..)

      4)  ()

      5)  (); , 

      6)   

      7)     ( roll along)

      8)  ( )

      9)  ,   

      10)   ( )

      11) , ;  ; to roll one's r's
         ""

      #) roll away ) (); )  ( ); roll
      back ) () ; )     ;
      roll by = roll on; roll in ) ,   
      ; offers rolled in    ; ) _.
         , ; roll on  (
        ..); roll out ) ; )  ޣ,
      ; roll over ) (); ;
      )  -.; roll round ,  (
       ); roll up ) ; ף(); ף;
      ) _.  , ; ) _.  ;
        

      *) to roll logs for smb.  ֣   -.
_____

roll-call

  ['rulkO:l] _n. 
_____

roll-collar

  ['rul,kOl] _n.  
_____

roll-top desk

  ['rultOp'desk] _n.  -   
_____

rolled

  [ruld]

    1. _p-p.  roll 2

    2. _a. _. , ; ; rolled gold 
    , 
_____

roller

  ['rul] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) _. . roll-call

    3) 

    4) _. 

    5) _.  , ; ; 

    6) _. 

    7) _attr. _. ; ; roller bearing 
    
_____

roller towel

  ['rul'taul] _n.   
_____

roller-bandage

  ['rul'bndId] _n. ,  
_____

roller-coaster

  ['rul,kust] _n. _.   ()
_____

roller-skate

  ['rulskeIt]

    1. _n. Σ  

    2. _v.   
_____

rollick

  ['rOlIk]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

    2. _v. , , 
_____

rollicking

  ['rOlIkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  rollick 2

    2. _a.

      1)  ( )

      2)  (   ..)
_____

rolling

  ['rulIN]

    1. _pres-p.  roll 2

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _. , , 

    3. _a. 
_____

rolling-mill

  ['rulINmIl] _n. _.  
_____

rolling-pin

  ['rulINpIn] _n. 
_____

rolling-stock

  ['rulINstOk] _n. _-.  
_____

rolling-stone

  ['rulINstun] _n. - ( )
_____

roly-poly

  ['rulI'pulI]

    1. _n.

      1)    (. roly-poly pudding)

      2) _.  (.  £)

    2. _a. _.  ( £)
_____

romance

  [ru'mns]

    1. _n.

      1)   (.  )

      2)  ( ; . novel  )

      3)  ,  

      4) _. 

      5) 

      6) , 

    2. _v.

      1) ;  

      2) , , 

      3) _.  ( -.)
_____

romancer

  [ru'mns] _n.

    1)   

    2) ڣ, 
_____

romantic

  [reu'mntIk]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2)  (   ..)

      3) , 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _pl.  ;  
_____

romanticism

  [ru'mntIsIzm] _n. 
_____

romanticist

  [ru'mntIsIst] _n. 
_____

romp

  [rOmp]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  

      2) , 

    2. _v.

      1) ,   ( )

      2): to romp home _.; to romp in   ̣ ( )
_____

romper

  ['rOmp] _n. (. _pl.)  
_____

rondeau

  ['rOndu] _n. _. 
_____

rondel

  ['rOndl] = rondeau
_____

rondo

  ['rOndu] _n. (_pl. -os ['rOnduz]) _. 
_____

rondure

  ['rOndju] _n. _. ;  
_____

rone

  [run] _.  ֣
_____

rood

  [ru:d] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  

    3)  
_____

rood-loft

  ['ru:dlOft] _n.   
_____

rood-screen

  ['ru:dskri:n] _n.   (   )
_____

roof

  [ru:f]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; _. ; under a roof  ; under one's
      roof  ϣ ; the roof of the mouth Σ; the roof of heaven
      ; roof of the world   (   );
      under a roof of foliage   

      2)  (  ..)

      3) _. 

      4) _.  ()

    2. _v.

      1) ,  

      2)  (. roof in, roof over);  , 
_____

roofer

  ['ru:f] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ,    
_____

roofing

  ['ru:fIN]

    1. _pres-p.  roof 2

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)  ;  

      3) 
_____

roofless

  ['ru:flIs] _a.

    1)  

    2)   ; 
_____

rook

  I [ruk] _n. _. 

  II [ruk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

    2. _v. ;   ( );  ;
     ()
_____

rookery

  ['rukrI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (,   ..)

    3)  

    4) ̣  ; 

    5)  (, )
_____

rookie

  ['rukI] _n. _. _. , 
_____

rooky

  ['rukI] _. = rookie
_____

room

  [ru:m]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _pl. ; 

      3) , ; there is room for one more in the car 
         ݣ   ; to make room for
      ,  ; no room to turn in, no room to swing a cat
       ;   

      4) ; there is room for improvement     ;
      there is no room for dispute    

      *) in the room of ; to keep the whole room laughing 
      ӣ ; to prefer a man's room to his presence  
       -.; I would rather have his room than his company 
      ޣ ,   ۣ

    2. _v.

      1) _.   ;  ; to room with smb. 
       -. (  )

      2)  ,  ()
_____

room-and-pillar-system

  ['ru:mnd'pIl'sIstIm] _n. _. -  
_____

room-mate

  ['ru:mmeIt] _n.   
_____

roomer

  ['ru:m] _n.   ,   
_____

roomette

  [ru:m'et] _n.   
_____

roomful

  ['ru:mful] _n.   (,   ..)
_____

roominess

  ['ru:mInIs] _n. , 
_____

rooming-house

  ['ru:mINhaus] _n. _.  
_____

roomy

  ['ru:mI] _a. , ; 
_____

roost

  [ru:st]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; at roost   {. . 2)}

      2) _. ; ; to go to roost   ,
       ; at roost   {. . 1)}

      *) to rule the roost , ;  

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   
_____

rooster

  ['ru:st] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

root

  I [ru:t]

    1. _n.

      1) ; root of a mountain  ; to lay axe to root
      ޣ; to take ( to strike) root  ,
      ; to pull up by the roots   ; 
        ; ޣ

      2) _pl. 

      3) , , ; the root of the matter 
      

      4) , ,  

      5) _. ; square ( second) root  ; cube
      ( third) root  

      6) _.  ( ); , ,  (
      )

      7) _attr. , ; the root principle  

      *) root and branch ,  

    2. _v.

      1)  ; ()

      2) ; ; fear rooted him to the ground 
         

      3) 

      4)   ,   ( )

      #) root away = root out ); root out, root up )   ,
      ; ) 

  II [ru:t] _v. _. _. , ,  (for)
_____

root crop

  ['ru:tkrOp] _n. 
_____

rooted

  ['ru:tId]

    1. _p-p.  root I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) ;  (in -  ޣ-.); 

      2)  ( )
_____

rooter

  I ['ru:t] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) ,  ,   

    3)  

  II ['ru:t] _n. _. _. 
_____

rootless

  ['ru:tlIs] _a.  ,   
_____

rootlet

  ['ru:tlIt] _n. 
_____

rooty

  I ['ru:tI] _a. ;   

  II ['ru:tI] _n. _. _. , 
_____

rope

  [rup]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ң; ; on the rope  ң (
      ); the ropes ,   ( )

      2) ң ( )

      3) , ; a rope of onion  ; a rope of hair 
      ; a rope of pearls  

      4) _pl. _. , ; 

      5) ,  

      6) _attr. ; ң

      *) to know ( to learn) the ropes   (
      ޣ-.);     ; rope of sand  ;
      ; give a fool rope enough and he'll hang himself _. 
       ,    

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  ң; to rope a box 
       ң

      2)     ң ( )

      3)   ң, 

      4)  

      5)   ( )

      6) ,   ( )

      7) _. 

      #) rope in )  ; ) , , ;
      to rope smb. in  -.  ; rope off = rope in
      ) 
_____

rope's-end

  ['rups'end] _n. _. Σ
_____

rope-dancer

  ['rup,da:ns] _n. ,  
_____

rope-drive

  ['rupdraIv] _n. _.  
_____

rope-ladder

  ['rup,ld] _n.

    1) ң 

    2) _. 
_____

rope-walker

  ['rup,wO:k] = rope-dancer
_____

rope-yarn

  ['rupja:n] _n. _. 
_____

ropemanship

  ['rupmnSIp] _n.

    1)    

    2)  
_____

roper

  ['rup] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

ropeway

  ['rupweI] _n.  
_____

ropy

  ['rupI] _a. ,  ( ); 
_____

roquet

  ['rukI]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  ( )
_____

rorqual

  ['rO:kwl] _n. _.  , 
_____

rosace

  ['ruzeIs] _n.

    1) = rose window

    2)  ()
_____

rosaceous

  [ru'zeISs] _a.

    1) _.    

    2)  
_____

rosarium

  [ru'zErIm] _n. 
_____

rosary

  ['ruzrI] _n.

    1)     , 

    2) ޣ

    3)   ޣ
_____

rose

  I [ruz]

    1. _n.

      1)  (.   )

      2) _pl. ; she has roses in her cheeks    ţ
      ,   

      3)  

      4) 

      5)  (  ); 

      6) = rose window

      7) (the rose) _. ,  

      *) path strewn with roses ̣,  ; life is not all
      roses      ; under the rose 
      , ; ; born under the rose ģ 
      , ģ

    2. _a. 

    3. _v. _.  ,   

  II [ruz] _p.  rise 2
_____

rose window

  ['ruz,wIndu] _n. _.  -
_____

rose-bush

  ['ruzbuS] _n.  ,  
_____

rose-colour

  ['ruz,kAl] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3) -. 
_____

rose-coloured

  ['ruz,kAld] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

rose-coloured starling

  ['ruz,kAld'sta:lIN] _n. _.  
_____

rose-drop

  ['ruzdrOp] _n. _.  
_____

rose-leaf

  ['ruzli:f] _n.  

    *) crumpled rose-leaf  ,  
    
_____

rose-rash

  ['ruzrS] = roseola
_____

rose-tree

  ['ruztri:] _n.  
_____

rose-water

  ['ruz,wO:t] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ;  ; 
_____

roseate

  ['ruzIIt] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

rosebud

  ['ruzbAd] _n.

    1)  

    2)   

    3) _. 

    4) _attr.   (  )  
_____

rosemary

  ['ruzmrI] _n. _. 
_____

roseola

  [ru'zi:l] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

rosette

  [ru'zet] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

rosewood

  ['ruzwud] _n.  ,   ()
_____

rosin

  ['rOzIn]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.   ()
_____

roster

  ['rust] _n.

    1) _.  , 

    2) 
_____

rostra

  ['rOstr] _pl.  rostrum
_____

rostral

  ['rOstrl] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2) _.   ; 
_____

rostrate

  ['rOstreIt] _a.

    1) = rostral 1)

    2) _.  
_____

rostrated

  ['rOstreItId] _a.

    1) = rostral 1)

    2) _.  
_____

rostrum

  ['rOstrm] _n. (_pl. -ra, -s ['rOstrmz])

    1) ; 

    2)  

    3) 
_____

rosy

  ['ruzI] _a.

    1) ; ;  ( )

    2) , 

    3) ; 
_____

rot

  [rOt]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) _. ,  (. tommy rot); don't talk rot  
      

      3) ,  ( ); a rot set in  
      

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; _. 

      2) ; 

      3) _-.  (̣, )

      4) _. , ,  

      #) rot about  ; rot away ; rot off ,
      
_____

rota

  ['rut] _n.  
_____

rotary

  ['rutrI] _a. ; ; rotary engine 
  ; rotary press _. ; rotary pump  ;
  rotary current _.  
_____

rotate

  1. _v. [rOu'teIt]

    1) ()

    2) (); ()  

  2. _a. ['ruteIt] _. 
_____

rotation

  [ru'teISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ;  ; rotation of crops
    ; by ( in) rotation ;  
_____

rotational

  [ru'teISnl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

rotative

  ['ruttIv] _a.

    1) = rotational

    2) 
_____

rotator

  [ru'teIt] _n.

    1) _.  

    2)    
_____

rotatory

  ['ruttrI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

rote

  I [rut] _n. _.  

  II [rut] _n.  ; by rote  ( 
   ,   ..)
_____

rotogravure

  [,rutugr'vju] _n. 
_____

rotor

  ['rut] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.   ̣
_____

rotor plane

  ['rutpleIn] _n. ̣
_____

rotten

  ['rOtn] _a.

    1) , ; , 

    2)  ; 

    3) , 

    4) _. , , ; to feel rotten
      

    5) ,  (  )
_____

rottenness

  ['rOtnnIs] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

rotter

  ['rOt] _n. _.  ( )
_____

rotund

  [ru'tAnd] _a.

    1) , ; , 

    2) ; 

    3) ̣ ( );  ( )
_____

rotunda

  [ru'tAnd] _n. _. 
_____

rotundity

  [ru'tAndItI] _n. , ̣
_____

rouble

  ['ru:bl] _. _n. 
_____

roue

  [ru:'eI] _n. _. , 
_____

rouge

  I [ru:] _.

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  

  II [ru:] _n.    ( )
_____

rouge-et-noir

  ['ru:eI'nwa:r] _n. _. "  ޣ" (  )
_____

rough

  [rAf]

    1. _a.

      1) ; rough food  

      2) , ;  ( ); rough country
      ޣ ; rough edge  

      3) 

      4)  ( );  ( );  ( , );
      rough passage    

      5) ,  ( )

      6) , ԣ, ; , ; a
      rough customer )  ; )  ; rough usage
       

      7) 

      8) , , ; ; rough
      copy ; rough draft ; rough estimate 
      ; rough and ready . rough-and-ready

      9) ֣; rough labour ֣  

      10) , , ; it is rough on him 
       ֣   ; to have a rough time 
         

      11) , ۣ  ( )

      *) to take over a rough road _. )  ; ) 
       ֣ 

    2. _n.

      1)  ()

      2) , ; in the rough )  
      ; ) 

      3)  

      4)   (-.); to take the rough with the smooth
         ;   

      5) , ; , 

      6) _.   ( )

      7)  ( )

    3. _adv.   . {. 1}; to live rough   ; to treat
    rough   ( -.)

    4. _v.

      1)  , 

      2): to rough it   ,   ()
      

      3)  

      4)   

      5)  ()

      6)   (.  ; . rough up)

      #) rough in ,  ; rough out 
      ; rough up _. _.  (-.)
_____

rough house

  ['rAfhaus] _n. _. , 
_____

rough-and-ready

  ['rAfnd'redI] _a.

    1)  -,   

    2) ,   ( , ɣ  ..)

    3) , , 
_____

rough-and-tumble

  ['rAfnd'tAmbl]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , 

    2. _a. 
_____

rough-dry

  ['rAfdraI]

    1. _a. ,    ( )

    2. _v.   
_____

rough-hew

  ['rAf'hju:] _v.  ԣ
_____

rough-house

  ['rAfhaus] _v. _.

    1)  

    2) , , 
_____

rough-neck

  ['rAfnek] _n. _. _. , 
_____

rough-rider

  ['rAf,raId] _n. 
_____

rough-spoken

  ['rAf'spukn] _a.  
_____

roughage

  ['rAfId] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3) , ֣ 
_____

roughcast

  ['rAfka:st]

    1. _n.

      1)  ;  

      2)  

    2. _a.

      1)   ( )

      2)  

    3. _v.

      1)  (), 

      2)     
_____

roughen

  ['rAfn] _v. () , ; 
_____

roughly

  ['rAflI] _adv.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) , 

    4) , 

    5) ; roughly speaking 
_____

roughness

  ['rAfnIs] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 

    3) , 

    4) , 

    5) 
_____

roughshod

  ['rAfSOd] _a.    ( )

    *) to ride roughshod over  , ,
     
_____

roulade

  [ru:'la:d] _n. _. 
_____

rouleau

  [ru:'lu] _n. _. (_pl. -s [ru:'luz], -leaux)

    1)  , ף  

    2) _. ()    ( )
_____

rouleaux

  [ru:'luz] _pl.  rouleau
_____

roulette

  [ru:'let] _n. _.  ( )
_____

round

  [raund]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; ; round back ( shoulders)
      ; round hand ( text)  ; _. ;
      round timber ,  ; round arch _.
       

      2) ; round game   ,    
        ; round towel = roller towel; round
      trip ( tour, voyage)    

      3) , ,  ( )

      4) 

      5) ,  ( )

      6)  ( ); ̣ ( )

      7) ̣,  ( ); ,  ( )

      8)  ( )

      9) , ; , ; a round oath 
      ; in round terms   

      10) ,  ( ); a round trot  ; at
      a round pace  

      11) _. ̣

    2. _n.

      1) , ; , 

      2)  ; 

      3) ; ; to go the rounds   ,  ;
      to go ( to make) the round of ; ; to go for
      a good ( long) round   ; visiting
      rounds  ;   

      4) , ; the daily round   

      5) ; ; 

      6) , ; round of toast ,  
      ; round of beef  

      7)   (. round of a ladder)

      8) _. ; ; ; 20 rounds of ball cartridges 20
       

      9) ; a round of sandwiches ( ) ; he
      ordered another round of drinks   ݣ    

      10)  ; ballistic round  

      *) round of cheers ( applause)  

    3. _v.

      1) () (. round off); to round a sentence 
      

      2) ,  ; ף()

      3) _. 

      #) round off (), (); to round off the evening
      with a dance   ; round on ) 
       ; ) _. ; round out
      (), () ; round to _.  
      ; round up )  (); ) ,  ;
      round upon     

    4. _adv.

      1) ; round about  ( ); round and round ; 
       ; to argue round and round the subject  
       ,    ; all ( right) round ; all
      the year round  ; a long way round  ԣ; the
      wheel turns round  ; the wind has gone round to the
      north    

      2) 

      3) 

    5. _prep. , ; round the world  ; round the
    corner  ,  
_____

round robin

  ['raund'rObIn] _n.

    1)   ,   ( , 
     )

    2) _.   (, )
_____

round-house

  ['raundhaus] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _. _-.  

    3) _. 
_____

round-shot

  ['raundSOt] _n.  
_____

round-shouldered

  ['raund'Suldd] _a. 
_____

round-table

  ['raund'teIbl] _a. ()   
_____

round-the-clock

  ['raundklOk] _a. 
_____

round-trip ticket

  ['raundtrIp,tIkIt] _n. _.    
_____

round-up

  ['raundAp] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.   (   ..)

    3) 

    4)   ( ,  ); press round-up  

    5) ; ; a round-up of old friends   
_____

roundabout

  ['raundbaut]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; 

      2) 

      3) , 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

      3) _.   
_____

roundel

  ['raundl] _n.

    1) -.  (., , ,  )

    2) = rondeau
_____

roundelay

  ['raundIleI] _n.

    1)    

    2)  

    3) 
_____

rounders

  ['raundz] _n. _pl.  
_____

roundhead

  ['raundhed] _n. _. , 
_____

roundish

  ['raundIS] _a. , 
_____

roundly

  ['raundlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) , , 

    3) , ; , 

    4) 
_____

roundsman

  ['raundzmn] _n.

    1)  ,    

    2) _.  ,  
_____

rouse

  I [rauz]

    1. _v.

      1) 

      2)  (. rouse up)

      3)  (to); ; ; to rouse oneself
       , 

      4)  

      5) ,   

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _. ߣ, 

  II [rauz] _n. _.

    1) ; to give a rouse   

    2) , 
_____

rousing

  ['rauzIN]

    1. _pres-p.  rouse I, 1

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; a rousing welcome ,
       ɣ

      2) _. , 
_____

roustabout

  ['raustbaut] _n.

    1) _.  ( ,  )

    2) _.  
_____

rout

  I [raut]

    1. _n. , ;  ; to put to rout
     ,   

    2. _v.  ;   

  II [raut] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) _.  

    3)  ɣ, 

    4) _. 

  III [raut] _v.

    1)    ( )

    2) 

    3) ,  (. rout out, rout up)

    4)    (. rout out, rout up)

    5) 
_____

route

  [ru:t]

    1. _n. , , , ; en route [a:N'ru:t]  , 
    ;  

    2. _v.  [raut] _. _.

      1)  ( ̣ )

      2) 
_____

route-march

  ['ru:tma:tS] _n. _.  ,    
_____

routine

  [ru:'ti:n] _n.

    1) ģ ;  ; ̣ 

    2) ; 

    3) _.  

    4) _attr. ̣, , , ;  (
    ,   ..)
_____

rove

  I [ruv]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; 

      2)  ( , )

  II [ruv] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 

  III [ruv] _p.  _p-p.  reeve II
_____

rover

  ['ruv] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ,  

    3)  ( )
_____

row

  I [ru] _n.

    1) ; in a row  ; in rows 

    2)  , 

    *) to have a hard row to hoe _.    ; it
    does not amount to a row of beans ( pins) _.   
    

  II [ru]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)   ; to go for a row   

    2. _v.

      1) ; to row a race     

      2)   

      #) row down ,  ( ); row out   ;
      row over    

      *) to row up Salt River _. _. ""  ;
       

  III [rau] _.

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to make a row  , ; ;
      what's the row?  ޣ ?

      2) ; , ; to have a row with smb.   -.

      3) ; to get into a row  

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) _.  ; 
_____

row-boat

  ['rubut] = rowing-boat
_____

rowan

  ['raun], ['run] _n. 
_____

rowan-tree

  ['rauntri:] = rowan
_____

rowdy

  ['raudI]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a. ; 
_____

rowdyism

  ['raudIIzm] _n. 
_____

rowel

  ['raul] _n. ̣ 
_____

rower

  ['ru] _n. 
_____

rowing

  I ['ruIN]

    1. _pres-p.  row II, 2

    2. _n. 

  II ['rauIN]

    1. _pres-p.  row III, 2

    2. _n. , 
_____

rowing-boat

  ['ruINbut] _n.  
_____

rowlock

  ['rOlk] _n. 
_____

royal

  ['rOIl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; Royal Society  ()
      ; Royal Standard  

      2)  ( , ,   ..)

      3) , 

      4) _. , 

      *) royal blue ,    ; Royal Exchange
        ; royal mast _. --; royal
      road  ̣  (  -.)

    2. _n.

      1) (the Royals) _pl. _. _.   

      2) _.   

      3)    (. royal paper)

      4) = royal stag

      5) = royal mast {. 1}
_____

royalist

  ['rOIlIst] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.   (      
    177583 .)

    3) _attr. 
_____

royalistic

  [,rOI'lIstIk] _a. 
_____

royal stag

  ['rOIl'stg] _n.   (   )
_____

royalty

  ['rOIltI] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2) ()  

    3) (. _pl.)    

    4) , 

    5)   (    );
       (  );  
    

    6) _.      
_____

rub

  [rAb]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; ; give it a rub! !

      3) ; the rub of a brush  ݣ

      4) ԣ 

      5)   ( )

      6) _. , , ;  ;
      there is the rub   ޣ 

      7) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) () (against -  -.); to rub one's hands 
      

      2) ,  (. rub up)

      3) () (. rub away, rub off)

      4) ,  (on, over)

      5) 

      6) ; to rub sore   

      7) ; 

      8)   (   ),    
      

      #) rub along _. ) , ; ) ,
        ; ) - ; rub away ) 
      (); ) _. () , ; rub down
      )  ; )  ; )  ;
      ) , ; rub in )  (); ) 
       ( ޣ-. ); don't rub it in  
      ; rub off ();  (); rub through ,
       (); rub together  ()   ;
      rub up ) , ; )  ( ); ) 
      ()

      *) to rub the wrong way   ; ; to rub
      smb.'s nose into the fact _. _.  -. ,
       -.  

    3. _adv.   . {. 1}; to live rub   ; to treat
    rub   ( -.)

    4. _v.

      1)  , 

      2): to rub it   ,   () 

      3)  

      4)   

      5)  ()

      6)   (.  ; . rub up); rub in
      ,  ; rub out  ; rub up
      _. _.  (-.)
_____

rub-a-dub

  ['rAb'dAb] _n.  ; --
_____

rubber

  I ['rAb]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , 

      3) _pl. 

      4) _pl.  

      5) ; 

      6) _. 

      7)   

      8) _attr. ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2) _. _.  , ; 

  II ['rAb] _n. _. 
_____

rubber plant

  ['rAbpla:nt] _n.  , 
_____

rubber tree

  ['rAb'tri:] _n.  , 
_____

rubber-stamp

  ['rAb'stmp]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ,  

      3) _. _. ,     ,
      ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) _. _. ,   ( 
      ..)
_____

rubberized

  ['rAbraIzd] _a. ;  
_____

rubberneck

  ['rAbnek] _. _.

    1. _n.

      1) ,   (.  )

      2) _attr.: rubberneck car, rubberneck auto, rubberneck bus
          () 

    2. _v. = rubber I, 2, 2)
_____

rubbing

  ['rAbIN]

    1. _pres-p.  rub 2

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ,   {. rub 2, 8)}; to take (
      to make) rubbings ,  
_____

rubbish

  ['rAbIS] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , ; oh, rubbish! !

    3) _. 

    4) _.  ; 
_____

rubbishy

  ['rAbISI] _a. ;   ; ; 
_____

rubble

  ['rAbl] _n.

    1) , ,  

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

rube

  [ru:b] _n. _. _. 
_____

rubefy

  ['ru:bIfaI] _v.  ; _.  
_____

rubicund

  ['ru:bIknd] _a. 
_____

rubidium

  [ru:'bIdIm] _n. _. 
_____

rubify

  ['ru:bIfaI] = rubefy
_____

rubiginous

  [ru:'bIdIns] _a.  
_____

rubious

  ['ru:bIs] _a. _.  
_____

ruble

  ['ru:bl] = rouble
_____

rubric

  ['ru:brIk] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) _.   ( )

    4) _. _.  
_____

rubricate

  ['ru:brIkeIt] _v.

    1)   

    2)  

    3)  ( )  
_____

ruby

  ['ru:bI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) - 

      3)  

      4)  

      5) _.  (,   5,5 , _. 3,5
      )

      *) above rubies 

    2. _a. , -

    3. _v.   - 
_____

ruche

  [ru:S] _n. _. 
_____

ruck

  I [rAk] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) _.  , 

    4) _. ,   

  II [rAk] = ruckle I
_____

ruckle

  I ['rAkl]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.  , 

  II ['rAkl]

    1. _n. ,  (. )

    2. _v. ,   
_____

rucksack

  ['ruksk] _. _n. ,  
_____

ruction

  ['rAkSn] _n. _.

    1) (. _pl.) ; , 

    2) 

    3) , , 
_____

rudder

  ['rAd] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  ; elevating rudder  

    3)  
_____

rudder-post

  ['rAdpust] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.   
_____

rudderless

  ['rAdlIs] _a.  ; _.  
_____

ruddiness

  ['rAdInIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

ruddle

  ['rAdl]

    1. _n.   ֣ 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  ()
_____

ruddock

  ['rAdk] _n. _.  ()
_____

ruddy

  ['rAdI]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ruddy health  

      2) , 

      3) _. 

    2. _v. () 
_____

rude

  [ru:d] _a.

    1) , ; to be rude to smb.  -.

    2) , 

    3) , 

    4)  

    5) ,  ( )

    6) , 

    7) , 

    8) , 

    9)  ( ); ; rude shock  ; rude
    reminder  ; rude awakening  

    10)  ( )
_____

rudeness

  ['ru:dnIs] _n.   . {. rude}
_____

rudiment

  ['ru:dImnt] _n.

    1)  

    2) _pl. , ;  
_____

rudimentary

  [,ru:dI'mentrI] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) 
_____

rue

  I [ru:]

    1. _n. _.

      1) , 

      2) , ; crowned with rue _.  

    2. _v. , ; , ; I rued the day
    when...    , ...

  II [ru:] _n. _.  ()
_____

rueful

  ['ru:ful] _a.

    1) , ; ; a rueful countenance  

    2) ; 

    3)  , 
_____

ruefully

  ['ru:fulI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2)  ;  
_____

ruff

  I [rAf] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)       (   )

    3)  ()

    4) _. ,    

  II [rAf] _n.  ()

  III [rAf] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

ruffed

  I [rAft] _p-p.  ruff III, 2

  II [rAft] _a.  ( )
_____

ruffian

  ['rAfjn] _n. , , , 
_____

ruffianism

  ['rAfjnIzm] _n. , 
_____

ruffianly

  ['rAfjnlI] _a. 
_____

ruffle

  I ['rAfl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)   , 

      3) , ; , ; without ruffle or excitement 
      , 

      4) , 

      5) _pl. _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  ()

      2)  (); 

      3)  

      4) , ; a man impossible to ruffle , 
         

      5) ,   

      6) _. 

      7) _. ,   , ; to ruffle it
      out ,   

      8) 

  II ['rAfl] _n.  
_____

rufous

  ['ru:fs] _a. -; 
_____

rug

  [rAg] _n.

    1) ף, 

    2) 

    3)  
_____

rugged

  ['rAgId] _a.

    1) , , ; ; rugged verses
     ; rugged country, _. rugged terrain _.
    ޣ 

    2) , ,  ( )

    3) , ; rugged features ,   

    4) , 

    5) , 

    6) ֣,  ( )

    7) _. , 
_____

rugger

  ['rAg] _. . Rugby
_____

rugose

  ['ru:gus] _a. ; 
_____

rugosity

  [ru:'gOsItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

rugous

  ['ru:gs] = rugose
_____

ruin

  [ruIn]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  (  ..); ; ; to bring to
      ruin , 

      2) ( _pl.) ; ; in ruins  

      3)  

    2. _v.

      1) , ; to ruin oneself 

      2) ; to ruin a girl  

      3) 

      4) _. 
_____

ruination

  [ruI'neISn] _n. _. (-) ; ;  
_____

ruinous

  ['ruIns] _a.

    1) ; , 

    2) , 
_____

rule

  [ru:l]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; ; it is a rule with us  
       ; rule of the road )  () ;
      ) _.   ; rule of three _. 
      ; rules of the game  ; rules of decorum 
      ,  ; as a rule  , ; by rule 
      () ; hard and fast rule ף ; 
      ; international rules in force  
       ; standing rule   ;
      to make rules  ; to make it a rule  
      ; I make it a rule to get up early    

      2) ,    ; rule nisi . nisi

      3) , ; , ; the rule of the
      people  ; the rule of force  

      4)  (, )

      5) () ; ; 

      6) _. ; 

      *) rule of thumb )  ,  (  
      ); ) ֣ ޣ

    2. _v.

      1) , , ; ; 

      2)  (that);  

      3) , 

      4)   ̣  ( )

      #) rule out 
_____

ruler

  I ['ru:l] _n. 

  II ['ru:l] _n. 
_____

ruling

  ['ru:lIN]

    1. _pres-p.  rule 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) ;  ;  

    3. _a. , ; ; ruling passion
     ; ruling gradient _-.  ߣ
_____

rum

  I [rAm] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

  II [rAm] _a. _. , ; ; rum fellow ;
  rum start  ; he feels rum    
_____

rumba

  ['rAmb]

    1. _n.  ()

    2. _v.  
_____

rumble

  ['rAmbl]

    1. _n.

      1) , , 

      2) , 

      3) ,       

      4) _. _.   (. rumble seat)

      5) _. _.   

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)   (. rumble out, rumble forth)

      3) 
_____

rumble-tumble

  ['rAmbl'tAmbl] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

rumbustious

  [rAm'bAstjs] _a. _. , 
_____

rumen

  ['ru:mIn] _n.  (   )
_____

ruminant

  ['ru:mInnt]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _n.  
_____

ruminate

  ['ru:mIneIt] _v.

    1)  

    2) ,  (over, of, on, about -  ޣ-.)
_____

rumination

  [,ru:mI'neISn] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

rummage

  ['rAmId]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  ,  ()

      3) , أ

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (. rummage about, rummage in)

      2)   

      3) ,  (. rummage out, rummage up)
_____

rummage sale

  ['rAmId'seIl] _n.    (. 
   )
_____

rummer

  ['rAm] _n. 
_____

rummy

  ['rAmI] = rum II
_____

rumormongering

  ['ru:m,mANgrIN] _n. _.  
_____

rumour

  ['ru:m]

    1. _n. , , ; rumours are about ( afloat), rumour has
    it (that)  ; there is a rumour 

    2. _v.  ;  ; it is rumoured that
     , 
_____

rumoured

  ['ru:md]

    1. _p-p.  rumour 2

    2. _a.: the rumoured disaster ,   ۣ 
_____

rump

  [rAmp] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) (the Rump) _. "",   
_____

rumple

  ['rAmpl] _v.

    1) ;   

    2)  
_____

rump steak

  ['rAmp'steIk] _n.  , 
_____

rumpus

  ['rAmps] _n. _. ; , ; 
_____

rumpu sroom

  ['rAmpsru:m] _n.      ( )
_____

rum-runner

  ['rAm,rAn] _n. _. _.  ݣ  
_____

run

  [rAn]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; at a run  {. . *)}; on the run  , 
      ; on the run all day    ; to be on the run
      , ; we have the enemy on the run  
        ; to keep smb. on the run   -.
      ; to go for a run ; to give smb. a run 
      ; to come down with a run  

      2)  ; a run up to town   
      

      3) , 

      4) ,  

      5) ,  (, )

      6) , ,  (, )

      7)  , ; a run of luck  , ; a
      long run of power    

      8) ; run on the bank      
      ; the book has a considerable run   

      9)    ; the common run of men  

      10)  ,   (  )

      11) 

      12)  ()

      13)   (   ..);     

      14) _. , 

      15) ֣, ,   ..

      16) _.   (-.);  (-.);
      to have the run of smb.'s books    -.
      

      17) ; the run of the hills is N. E.   
      -; the run of the market    

      18) ; 

      19) _.    

      20) _. 

      21) _-.  (, );  ; 

      22) _.   

      23) _. 

      24)  ()

      25) _.   

      26)   ()

      27) _. ,  (., )

      *) at a run  {. . 1)}; in the long run   ; 
      ; to go with a run    ; to take the run for one's
      money      

    2. _v. (ran; run)

      1) ; 

      2) ,  (. ); things must run their
      course      ; to run
      before the wind _.   

      3) ; ; 

      4) 

      5)  , ; to run for it _.  
       

      6)   ( , ;  )

      7) , ,  ( ); , 
      ( ); how fast the years run by!    !

      8) , , , 

      9) () ( )

      10)  ( );  (   )

      11) , , , ; to run zigzag
      () 

      12) , ,  ( )

      13) , , ,   ( ); to
      leave the engine (of a motorcar) running   

      14)  ; all my arrangements ran smoothly ӣ   
      

      15)  ( , ); this is how the verse runs 
         

      16)     ; the lease runs for seven
      years     

      17)  ( ); the play ran for six months   
      

      18) .  -: to run cold ; to run dry
      ; ; to run mad   ; to run high
      )  ( ); )  ( ); )  (
      ); )  ( ); to run low ) ,
      ; ) ,  ( ,   ..); to run
      a fever 

      19)  ( , , )

      20)  ()    (for)

      21) _.  ( ); her stocking ran  ţ  
       

      22)     (-.);  ;
      to run the car in the garage    

      23) ;  (); to run the vacuum cleaner
       , 

      24) , ;  (, );
      ; to run a hotel   

      25) , 

      26) , 

      27) ,  ();   ( )

      28) ,  ( ); to run (up) a bill
       (at -   ..)

      29) ,  (into);  (  )

      30) ,  ()

      31)   (   )

      32) ;  ;  (); to
      run the blockade  

      33) ; ;  ()

      34) , ; to run a line on a map  
       

      #) run about ) ,    ң; ) ,
       ( ); run across ()   -.;
        -.; run after ) ; ) ,
        -.; run against ;  ; to
      run one's head against a wall    ; _.
        ; run at ,   -.;
      run away )  (with -  -., -.); ; ) 
      ( ); )   (  );
      run away with )   ; his temper ran
      away with him    ; )  ; ) 
       ; run back )   (̣
      ; to); )   (,   ..; to); run
      down ) ; )  ;    
      ; )  ( ,   ..); ) ,
      ; ) ; )   (
      -.); ) ; ) (); (),
      (); ) ; ) (. _p-p.) ,
      ; run in ) , ; ) _.  
        ; ) _.   ( );
      )  ; ) _. ,  ;
      run into )  ; to run into debt   ;
      ) ,  ( -.);  ( -.);
      )  , ; the book ran into five editions 
        ; run off ) , ;  (with -
      ); )   ; the scoldings run off him like
      water off a duck's back  ,    ӣ    ;
      ) ;  (); )   
      (); )  ;  ; )  
      ; run on ) (); (); )   ;
      ) _.  " "; )   ( ); run
      out ) ; ) ; ) ;  ( );
      ) ,  (   ..); )  ;
      run out of   ; run over )   ;
      ) ,  (-.); ) ; ;
      )  (;     ..); to run an eye
      over smth.  ,   -.; ) ,
      ; run through ) ; )  ();
      )    ; )  ();
      run to )  (, ); )  (  
      ..); to run to extremes   ; )  ( ,
      ); to run to fat   ; _. , ;
      to run to seed   ; _.  ;
      ;  ; ) ,  ; the money
      won't run to a car      ; run up
      )  ( ); )  ; ;
      ) (); )  (); )  (to - );
      )  ( ); )   (); run
      upon )   -.,   -. ( );
      )    

      *) to run messages   ; to run it close ( fine)
         (,   ..); to run riot . riot 1, 3);
      to run a thing close    (   ..); to run
      a person close )  -.  ; )  
       -.; to run a person off his legs  -. 
      ; to run too far   
_____

runabout

  ['rAnbaut]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  

      3)  

    2. _a. ; 
_____

runagate

  ['rAngeIt] _n. _. 
_____

runaway

  ['rAnweI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) ,   

      4) 

      5) ,  

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; runaway marriage  

      2) Σ ( )

      3) ,  ; runaway inflation 
      

      4) ̣,  ; runaway victory _. ̣ 
_____

run-down

  ['rAndaun]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  , 

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , ݣ

      3) ģ ( )
_____

rune

  [ru:n] _n. _. 
_____

rung

  I [rAN] _n.

    1)     

    2)  

    3) _attr.: rung ladder 

  II [rAN] _p.  _p-p.  ring II, 2
_____

runic

  ['ru:nIk] _a. _. 
_____

run-in

  ['rAn'In] _n. _. _. ; 
_____

runlet

  I ['rAnlIt] _n. ţ

  II ['rAnlIt] _n. _.  
_____

runnel

  ['rAnl] _n.

    1) ţ

    2) , 
_____

runner

  ['rAn] _n.

    1) ,    ; a poor runner  ; a
    fast runner  

    2) 

    3) , , ; 

    4) _. 

    5) 

    6)  

    7)  ()

    8)  ()

    9)  ( ,  )

    10) _. ;  ;   (); ,
     ֣

    11)  ;   ( )

    12)  (, )

    13) _.   ()
_____

runner-up

  ['rAnr'Ap] _n.  ,   
_____

running

  ['rAnIN]

    1. _pres-p.  run 2

    2. _n.

      1) ; (), 

      2) ,  (,   ..)

      *) to be in the running    ; to be out of the
      running     ; to make the running ) 
        ( ,  ); )  ,
      ; to make good one's running  ; ;
      to take up the running )  ( ); )   
       

    3. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; running track ( path)  

      3) ; running account  ޣ

      4) , ; running commentary ;
      running fire  ; running hand  

      5) 

      6) 

      7): running eyes  ; running sore  

      8) ,  ( )

      9) , ; running rigging _.  

      10) _predic. ,  ; four days running
        
_____

running knot

  ['rAnIN'nOt] _n.  , 
_____

running mate

  ['rAnIN'meIt] _n.

    1) ,      

    2) _.    -
_____

running title

  ['rAnIN'taItl] _n. _. 
_____

running-board

  ['rAnINbO:d] _n.  ()
_____

runny

  ['rAnI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

run-on

  ['rAnOn]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _a. 
_____

run-out

  ['rAnaut] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3)   

    4) _. 
_____

runt

  [rAnt] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3) _.   ; , 
_____

run-through

  ['rAnru:] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 
_____

run-up

  ['rAnAp] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.   

    3) _. 
_____

runway

  ['rAnweI] _n.

    1) _. ̣- 

    2)   ̣

    3) _.  ; _-.  

    4) _.  

    5)   

    6)  

    7)   (   ..)

    8) _.  , ,    
_____

rupee

  [ru:'pi:] _n.  (    )
_____

rupture

  ['rAptS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ; rupture between friends  

      3) _. ; ; ; ; the rupture of a
      bloodvessel   

      4) _.  ()

    2. _v.

      1)  ()

      2)  (, )

      3) _.  
_____

rural

  ['rurl] _a. , ; rural economy  
_____

rusarian

  [ru'zeIrIn] _n.  
_____

ruse

  [ru:z] _n. , 
_____

rush

  I [rAS] _n.

    1) _. ; ; 

    2)  , ; not to care a rush  ;
    not to give a rush for smth.    -.; it's not
    worth a rush    

  II [rAS]

    1. _n.

      1)  , ; , ; a rush of
      customers  

      2)  ( -.);  ( -.); rush for wealth
        ; rush of armaments  ; gold rush
       

      3)   (for - )

      4) , , ; in a rush  

      5)  (  ..)

      6) _.  

      7) _. 

      8) _. _. , 

      9) _.   

      10) _attr. , ,   ; rush work
      _. ֣,  ; rush meeting _. 
       

    2. _v.

      1) , , ,  (. _.); an idea
      rushed into my mind     ; words rushed to his lips
            

      2) ,   ; to rush to a conclusion
        ; to rush into an undertaking 
        -. ; to rush into print 
         ; to rush a bill through the House
        ,     

      3)  ( ,   ..)

      4) ,  , ; to refuse to be rushed
        (-.) 

      5) _.   ; to be rushed 
       

      6)   ( )

      7)  

      8) _.  ()

      9) _. _. ,  ( -.)
_____

rush candle

  ['rAS,kndl] = rushlight 1)
_____

rush-hours

  ['rAS'auz] _n. _pl.  
_____

rushlight

  ['rASlaIt] _n.

    1)   ̣   

    2)  ;   (  ..)
_____

rushy

  ['rASI] _a.

    1)  , 

    2) ; 
_____

rusk

  [rAsk] _n. 
_____

russet

  ['rAsIt]

    1. _n.

      1) - ; - 

      2)  - 

      3)   -  -
      

    2. _a.

      1) -; -

      2) _. , 
_____

russule

  ['rAsju:l] _n. _. 
_____

rust

  [rAst]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  

      2)  

      3) ,  ( )

      4)  ֣  ( )
_____

rustic

  ['rAstIk]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; 

      2) , 

      3)  ; ԣ; ; rustic masonry 
       ԣ , 

    2. _n.

      1)  , 

      2)  ԣ , 
_____

rusticate

  ['rAstIkeIt] _v.

    1)   ,   

    2)  ,  ; 

    3)   ()  

    4) _. 
_____

rustication

  [,rAstI'keISn] _n.

    1)   

    2)   ()  

    3) _. 
_____

rusticity

  [rAs'tIsItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

rustle

  ['rAsl]

    1. _n. , ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) _. _.    

      3) _. _.  ()
_____

rustler

  ['rAsl] _n. _. _.

    1) ,      

    2) _. ,  
_____

rustless

  ['rAstlIs] = rustproof
_____

rustproof

  ['rAstpru:f] _a. 
_____

rusty

  I ['rAstI] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  ;  ( )

    3) ; his French is a little rusty   
     

    4) 

    5) 

  II ['rAstI] _a. 

  III ['rAstI] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2) _. , , 
_____

rut

  I [rAt]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ; -. , ; to move in a rut  
      ң 

      3) _. ֣; , 

    2. _v.  ,  

  II [rAt] _.

    1. _n. ,   ( )

    2. _v.    ( )
_____

rutabaga

  [,ru:t'beIg] _n. 
_____

ruth

  [ru:] _n. _. , 
_____

ruthenium

  [ru:'i:njm] _n. _. 
_____

ruthless

  ['ru:lIs] _a. , 
_____

rutted

  I ['rAtId]

    1. _p-p.  rut I, 2

    2. _a.  

  II ['rAtId] _p-p.  rut II, 2
_____

rutty

  ['rAtI] = rutted I, 2
_____

rye

  [raI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  

    3) _attr. 
_____

rye-bread

  ['raI'bred] _n.  
_____

ryot

  ['raIt] _n.  , 
_____

sabbath

  ['sb] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2)  ( )

    3) _. , 

    4)   (. witches' sabbath)
_____

sabbath school

  ['sb'sku:l] _n.  
_____

sabbatic

  [s'btIk] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2)  ( )

    *) sabbatic year ) _.   ; ) _. (
    ) ,      
_____

sabbatical

  [s'btIkl] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2)  ( ); sabbatical year ) _.  
    ; ) _. ( ) ,   
      
_____

saber

  ['seIb] _. = sabre
_____

sable

  I ['seIbl] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _attr. 

  II ['seIbl] _.

    1. _n.

      1) ޣ 

      2) _pl. 

    2. _a. ޣ, ; 

      *) his sable Majesty , 
_____

sabot

  ['sbu] _n. _.  ; 
_____

sabotage

  ['sbta:] _.

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; act of sabotage  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

saboteur

  [,sa:b't:] _n. _. 
_____

sabre

  ['seIb]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _pl. 

    2. _v.  
_____

sabre-rattle

  ['seIb,rtl] _v.  
_____

sabre-rattling

  ['seIb,rtlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  sabre-rattle

    2. _n.  
_____

sabretache

  ['sbtS] _n. _. _. 
_____

sabre-toothed

  ['seIbtu:t] _a. _. ; sabre-toothed tiger ()
   
_____

sabulous

  ['sbjuls] _a. 
_____

sac

  [sk] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2)  ()
_____

saccate

  ['skeIt] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) ޣ  
_____

saccharic

  [s'krIk] _a.: saccharic acid _.  
_____

saccharify

  [s'krIfaI] _v. _.  ()  
_____

saccharin

  ['skrIn] _n. 
_____

saccharine

  I ['skrIn] = saccharin

  II ['skraIn] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

saccharose

  ['skrus] _n. _. ,  
_____

sacciform

  ['sksIfO:m] _a. _. 
_____

sacerdotal

  [,ss'dutl] _a. , 
_____

sacerdotalism

  [,ss'dutlIzm] _n.

    1)   ,   

    2) _.  ,    
    
_____

sachem

  ['seItSm] _n. _.

    1)  (  ͣ)

    2)     ͣ

    3) _.  
_____

sack

  I [sk]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)    (  XVIII .)

      3)  ()

      4) _. ; 

      *) to get the sack  ; to give smb. the sack 
      -.

    2. _v.

      1)     

      2) _. 

  II [sk]

    1. _n. ; to put to the sack 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)    (ģ )

  III [sk] _n. _.   ,     
   
_____

sackcloth

  ['skklO] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) 
_____

sack-coat

  ['skkut] _n. ,  
_____

sackful

  ['skful] _n.   (-.); sackfuls of grain  
  
_____

sacking

  I ['skIN]

    1. _pres-p.  sack I, 2

    2. _n.

      1)   , 

      2)   

  II ['skIN] _pres-p.  sack II, 2
_____

sack-race

  ['skreIs] _n.    ()
_____

sacra

  ['seIkr] _pl.  sacrum
_____

sacral

  ['seIkrl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

sacrament

  ['skrmnt] _n.

    1) _. ; 

    2) , 

    3) ; 
_____

sacramental

  [,skr'mentl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

sacred

  ['seIkrId] _a.

    1) ; ; it's my sacred duty to do this  
      ; sacred music  

    2) 

    3) ݣ (to)
_____

sacrifice

  ['skrIfaIs]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to make a sacrifice  ; at the sacrifice of
      smth.  -.; the great ( last) sacrifice  
        

      2) ; to sell at a sacrifice    

      3) 

    2. _v.

      1)   , ; to sacrifice oneself 
      ; to sacrifice a piece _.  

      2)  
_____

sacrificial

  [,skrI'fISl] _a. 
_____

sacrilege

  ['skrIlId] _n. , 
_____

sacrilegious

  [,skrI'lIds] _a. , 
_____

sacrist

  ['skrIst] _n. _. 
_____

sacristan

  ['skrIstn] _n. _. 
_____

sacristy

  ['skrIstI] _n. 
_____

sacrosanct

  ['skrusNkt] _a. ; 
_____

sacrum

  ['seIkrm] _n. (_pl. -rums ['seIkrmz], -ra) _. 
_____

sad

  [sd] _a.

    1) , , ; a sad mistake  

    2) _. , ; sad coward  ; he writes sad
    stuff   

    3) _. ֣,   ( )

    4) , ԣ ( )

    *) in sad earnest  أ; sad dog , 
_____

sadden

  ['sdn] _v. ()
_____

saddle

  ['sdl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ģ

      3)  ( )

      4) _.  

      5) _. , ; ;  (); 
      ()

      6)  (); white shoes with brown saddles   
       

      7) _. ; saddle of mutton  

      *) to put the saddle on the right horse   ;
       ; to be in the saddle 

    2. _v.

      1)  (. saddle up);   

      2)  (upon);  (with)
_____

saddle shoes

  ['sdl'Su:z] _n. _pl.    
_____

saddle strap

  ['sdl'strp] _n.  
_____

saddleback

  ['sdlbk] _n.  ()
_____

saddle-bag

  ['sdlbg] _n.  ; ͣ 
_____

saddle-blanket

  ['sdl,blNkIt] _n. 
_____

saddle-bow

  ['sdlbu] _n.  
_____

saddle-cloth

  ['sdlklO] _n. 
_____

saddlefast

  ['sdlfa:st] _a.    
_____

saddle-girth

  ['sdlg:] _n. 
_____

saddle-horse

  ['sdlhO:s] _n.  
_____

saddle-pin

  ['sdlpIn] _n.    (   ..)
_____

saddler

  ['sdl] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) _.  
_____

saddlery

  ['sdlrI] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3)  
_____

saddle-spring

  ['sdlsprIN] _n.   (   ..)
_____

saddle-tree

  ['sdltri:] _n.

    1)   (  ..)

    2) _.  
_____

sad-iron

  ['sd,aIn] _n.  
_____

sadism

  ['seIdIzm] _n. 
_____

sadist

  ['seIdIst] _n. 
_____

sadness

  ['sdnIs] _n. , 
_____

safari

  [s'fa:rI] _. _n. ,   (.  
  )
_____

safe

  [seIf]

    1. _n.

      1) ,    

      2) 

    2. _a.

      1) ; safe and sound ()  ()

      2) ;  ; now we are (can feel) safe  
      (  )  

      3) ; , ģ; safe method ģ ; safe
      place ģ ; it is safe to say   
      ; I have got him safe   ;    
       

      4)  ( )

      *) as safe as houses      ;
       ģ; to be on the safe side   ; 
       
_____

safe conduct

  ['seIf'kOndAkt] _n.

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

safe deposit

  ['seIfdI,pOzIt] _n. ; 
_____

safeguard

  ['seIfga:d]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  

      3) 

      4) ;  

      5) _. , 

    2. _v. ,  (against)
_____

safely

  ['seIflI] _adv.

    1)  

    2) ; ; it may safely be said   
    
_____

safety

  ['seIftI] _n. ; ; with safety , 
  ; in safety  ; to play for safety  ;
  safety first!  !; road safety  
   

    *) there is safety in numbers _.   ;
        
_____

safety curtain

  ['seIftI,k:tn] _n. _.   
_____

safety film

  ['seIftIfIlm] _n. ,  ̣
_____

safety fuse

  ['seIftIfju:z] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _.  
_____

safety glass

  ['seIftIgla:s] _n. ,  
_____

safety island

  ['seIftI,aIlnd] _n.   ( )
_____

safety lamp

  ['seIftIlmp] _n.  ,  
_____

safety match

  ['seIftImtS] _n. () 
_____

safety razor

  ['seIftI,reIz] _n.  
_____

safety strip

  ['seIftIstrIp] _n.   (  
    )
_____

safety-valve

  ['seIftIvlv] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. , 

    *) to sit on the safety-valve )    ,  
    ..; )   
_____

safety-belt

  ['seIftIbelt] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  
_____

safety-bolt

  ['seIftIbult] _n. _.  
_____

safety-nut

  ['seIftInAt] _n. _. 
_____

safety-pin

  ['seIftIpIn] _n. ,  
_____

saffian

  ['sfjn] _. _n. 
_____

saffron

  ['sfrn]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _a. , 

    3. _v.      
_____

sag

  [sg]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ; 

      3)  

      4) _.    

      5) _.     ;   

    2. _v.

      1) (); the beams have begun to sag  
      

      2) ; 

      3) ; ; the dress sags at the back   

      4) _. 

      5)   

      6) _.   ;   
_____

saga

  ['sa:g] _n. , 
_____

sagacious

  [s'geISs] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) ; 

    3)  ( )
_____

sagacity

  [s'gsItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ,  ()

    3)  
_____

sagamore

  ['sgmO:] = sachem
_____

sage

  I [seId] _n. _. 

  II [seId]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. ,  ( _.)
_____

sage tea

  ['seIdti:] _n.  
_____

sage-brush

  ['seIdbrAS] _n. _. 
_____

sage-green

  ['seId'gri:n]

    1. _a. -̣

    2. _n. -̣  (  )
_____

saggar

  ['sg] _n.     
_____

sagger

  ['sg] _n.     
_____

sagittal

  ['sdItl] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

sago

  ['seIgu] _n. (_pl. -os ['seIguz])

    1)  ()

    2) _attr.: sago palm  
_____

sahib

  ['sa:hIb] _. _n.

    1) (Sahib) ,     
      (Raja Sahib, the Colonel Sahib)

    2) , ,  (    
     )
_____

said

  [sed]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  say 1

    2. _a.: the said , ; the said witness
     ; the said sum of money  
    ()
_____

sail

  [seIl]

    1. _n.

      1) (); to hoist ( to make) sail  ; _.
      ,  ; it's time to hoist sail  
      ( ); to crowd sail  ;   
      ; to carry sail   ( ); to shorten sail
       ; _.  ; to strike sail 
      ; _.   ;   ģ;
      (in) full sail   ; under sail  ; to set sail
        ; to take in sail )  ;
      )  ;  

      2)  ; sail ho!  !

      3) _.  ; a fleet of 30 sail   30 

      4) ; we went for a sail     
      

      5)   

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) ; 

      3) , 

      4)  , , ""; 

      5)  ()

      6)  ()

      #) sail in   , ; sail into _.
      ,   -. (   ..)
_____

sailboat

  ['seIlbut] _n.  
_____

sail-cloth

  ['seIlklO] _n. 
_____

sailer

  ['seIl] _n.  ; bad (good) sailer  ()  (
   )
_____

sailing

  ['seIlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  sail 2

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , 

      3) ; 

      4)  

      5) _. ; 

    3. _a.

      1) 

      2)    ; sailing orders  
         
_____

sailing-craft

  ['seIlINkra:ft] _n.  
_____

sailing-master

  ['seIlIN,ma:st] _n. 
_____

sailing-ship

  ['seIlINSIp] _n.  , 
_____

sailing-vessel

  ['seIlIN,vesl] = sailing-ship
_____

sailor

  ['seIl] _n.

    1) , ; freshwater sailor ,  ; sailor
    before the mast () 

    2) _attr. ; sailor suit ; sailor hat 
        أ     

    *) to be a good (bad) sailor  ()    
_____

sailorly

  ['seIllI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)   
_____

sail-plane

  ['seIlpleIn] _n. Σ
_____

sainfoin

  ['snfOIn] _n. _. 
_____

saint

  [seInt] ( ); [snt], [sInt], [snt] ( ) _n.
  
_____

sainted

  ['seIntId] _a.

    1) 

    2) ;    
_____

sainthood

  ['seInthud] _n. 
_____

saintlike

  ['seIntlaIk] = saintly
_____

saintly

  ['seIntlI] _a. , 
_____

saith

  [se] _. 3- . . .   . to say
_____

sake

  [seIk] _n.: for the sake of, for one's sake ; do it for Mary's sake
     ; for our sakes  ; for God's sake, for
  Heaven's sake  ,    (  ,
  , ); for conscience' sake   ; for old
  sake's sake   ; for the sake of glory  ; for the
  sake of making money - 

    *) sakes alive! _.   !,   !;   !
_____

sal

  [sl] _n. _. _. 
_____

sal volatile

  [,slv'ltlI] _n.  
_____

salaam

  [s'la:m]

    1. _n.  ( )

    2. _v. 
_____

salable

  ['seIlbl] _a.

    1)  ;  ( )

    2)  ( )
_____

salacious

  [s'leISs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

salacity

  [s'lsItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

salad

  ['sld] _n. ; 
_____

salad-bowl

  ['sldbul] _n. 
_____

salad-days

  ['slddeIz] _n.   ; ̣ 
_____

salad-dressing

  ['sld,dresIN] _n.   
_____

salad-oil

  ['sld'OIl] _n. ,  ;   
_____

salamander

  ['sl,mnd] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. ڣ; 

    3) 
_____

salame

  [s'la:mI] _. _n. (_pl. -mi) (. _pl.)  ( ޣ
  )
_____

salami

  [s'la:mI] _pl.  salame
_____

sal-ammoniac

  [,sl'munIk] _n. 
_____

salaried

  ['slrId] _a.  ,   , ;
  salaried personnel 
_____

salary

  ['slrI] _n. ; 
_____

sale

  [seIl] _n.

    1) ; ; to be for ( on) sale 

    2)   ,  ; to put up for sale  
    

    3) (. _pl.)       ; bargain
    ( clearance) sale    
_____

saleable

  ['seIlbl] = salable
_____

sale-price

  ['seIlpraIs] _n.

    1) _.  

    2)  ; to sell at sale-price    
    
_____

sale-room

  ['seIlrum] _n.  
_____

saleslady

  ['seIlz,leIdI] _. _. . saleswoman
_____

salesman

  ['seIlzmn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. ֣ (. travelling salesman)
_____

salesmanship

  ['seIlzmnSIp] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) _.   ;   
_____

salespeople

  ['seIlz,pi:pl] _n. _pl. _. _. 
_____

salesroom

  ['seIlzrum] = sale-room
_____

saleswoman

  ['seIlz,wumn] _n. 
_____

salicylic

  [,slI'sIlIk] _a. _. ; salicylic acid  
_____

salience

  ['seIljns] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

salient

  ['seIljnt]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; salient angle  , 

      2) , ; ,   ; the salient
      points in his speech      

    2. _n. _. ;  (ݣ   )
_____

saline

  1. _n. [s'laIn]

    1) 

    2) ̣ ; ̣ 

    3) _. 

    4)  

  2. _a. ['seIlaIn]

    1) , 

    2) ̣
_____

salinity

  [s'lInItI] _n. ̣
_____

saliva

  [s'laIv] _n. 
_____

salivary

  ['slIvrI] _a. ; salivary glands  
_____

salivate

  ['slIveIt] _v.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

salivation

  [,slI'veISn] _n. 
_____

sallow

  I ['slu] _n. _. 

  II ['slu]

    1. _a. ,  (  )

    2. _v. () ֣, 
_____

sally

  ['slI]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) , 

      3)  (  ..)

      4)  , 

    2. _v.

      1) _.   ( sally out)

      2)  (. sally forth, sally out)
_____

sally-port

  ['slIpO:t] _n. _.    ( )
_____

salmagundi

  [,slm'gAndI] _n. _.

    1)  (   ,   )

    2) ,  
_____

salmi

  ['slmi:] _n. _.   
_____

salmon

  ['smn]

    1. _n. (_pl.  .) ; ӣ; dog salmon _. ; red
    ( blueback) salmon ; humpback salmon _. 

    2. _a. -,  
_____

salmon trout

  ['smn'traut] _n. _. , -
_____

salmon-coloured

  ['smn,kAld] = salmon 2
_____

salon

  [s'lO:N] _n. _.

    1) ; ɣ

    2) 

    3) (the Salon)    
      
_____

saloon

  [s'lu:n] _n.

    1) _. ,  ; 

    2)  ( ); -

    3) _. 

    4) _.  (  )
_____

saloon deck

  [s'lu:ndek] _n.   1 
_____

saloon-car

  [s'lu:nka:] = saloon 4)
_____

saloon-carriage

  [s'lu:n,krId] = saloon 4)
_____

saloon-keeper

  [s'lu:n,ki:p] _n. _. ;  
_____

salsify

  ['slsIfI] _n. _. 
_____

salt

  [sO:lt]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ; white salt  ; table salt
       ; in salt 

      2) _pl. _.   (. smelling salts); ;
      Epsom salts  

      3) "", 

      4) 

      5) _.  ,   ( old salt)

      6) 

      *) to sit above (below) the salt )    () 
      ; )   ( )   ;
      to eat smb.'s salt )  -. ; )   
      -.;    ; to earn one's salt  
       ; true to one's salt   ; to put salt
      on smb.'s tail _.    ; , ; the
      salt of the earth ) _.  ; ) , 
      , ; not worth one's salt ޣ,   ,
        ; to take a story with a grain of salt  
       ,  ; I am not made of salt 
      ,  

    2. _a.

      1) ̣; salt as brine ( as a herring)  ̣; 
      

      2) , ; salt tears  ̣

      3) 

      4) ; salt water  ; _. ̣

      5) , ; "̣"

      6) _.  

    3. _v.

      1) 

      2) , ; 

      3) _.  , 

      #) salt away, salt down ) , ; ) ,
      ; to salt a mine     
            ( )
_____

salt beef

  ['sO:ltbi:f] _n. 
_____

salt junk

  ['sO:ltdANk] _n. _. _. 
_____

salt-cake

  ['sO:ltkeIk] _n. _.  ,  
_____

salt-cat

  ['sO:ltkt] _n.   
_____

salt-cellar

  ['sO:lt,sel] _n. 
_____

salt-lick

  ['sO:ltlIk] _n. ,    , 
      ; 
_____

salt-marsh

  ['sO:ltma:S] _n. ; ,  ̣ 
_____

salt-mine

  ['sO:ltmaIn] _n.  
_____

salt-pan

  ['sO:ltpn] _n.

    1)    , 

    2)  
_____

salt-petre

  ['sO:lt,pi:t] _n. _. 
_____

salt-pond

  ['sO:ltpOnd] _n.  
_____

salt-spoon

  ['sO:ltspu:n] _n.   
_____

salt-water

  ['sO:lt,wO:t] _a. 
_____

salt-works

  ['sO:ltw:ks] = saltern
_____

saltation

  [sl'teISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3)   , 
_____

saltatory

  ['slttrI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ,  ; saltatory evolution
     
_____

salted

  ['sO:ltId]

    1. _p-p.  salt 3

    2. _a.

      1) ̣

      2) _. ̣, ֣
_____

saltern

  ['sO:lt:n] _n. 
_____

salt-glaze

  ['sO:ltgleIz] _n. , 
_____

salt-horse

  ['sO:lthO:s] _. . salt beef
_____

salting

  ['sO:ltIN]

    1. _pres-p.  salt 3

    2. _n.     {. salt 3}
_____

saltwort

  ['sO:ltwO:t] _n. _. , ; 
_____

salty

  ['sO:ltI] _a.

    1) ̣

    2) ; , "̣"
_____

salubrious

  [s'lu:brIs] _a. ,   ; ;
  salubrious climate  
_____

salubrity

  [s'lu:brItI] _n.

    1)  

    2)   ,   
_____

salutary

  ['sljutrI] _a. ; , 
_____

salutation

  [,slju:'teISn] _n. 
_____

salutatory

  [s'lju:ttrI] _a. 
_____

salute

  [s'lu:t]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) _.  

      4) _. _. 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3) _.  

      4) _. 

      5) ;  ( ); a gloomy view saluted us
         
_____

salvage

  ['slvId]

    1. _n.

      1)   (    )

      2)    

      3) ӣ ; to make salvage (of)  (-.)

      4) ߣ  

      5)    

      6) 

      7) _. ;  ;    
       

    2. _v.

      1)  (, )

      2) _.  ;     
      
_____

salvation

  [sl'veISn] _n. 
_____

salve

  I [sa:v]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)   ; _. 

    2. _v.

      1) _.  (); 

      2)  (),  (); to salve difficulties
       

  II [slv] = salvage 2, 1)
_____

salver

  ['slv] _n.  (. )
_____

salvo

  I ['slvu] _n. (_pl. -os ['slvuz]) _.

    1) ; with an express salvo   

    2) ף; 

    3) ; 

  II ['slvu] _n. (_pl. -oes, -os ['slvuz])

    1) ,  

    2)  

    3)  
_____

salvor

  ['slv] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,    (, )
_____

samara

  [s'ma:r] _n. _. 
_____

samarium

  [s'meIrIm] _n. _. 
_____

sambo

  ['smbu] _n. (_pl. -os, -oes ['smbuz])

    1)  (       
    )

    2) (Sambo) _. 
_____

same

  I [seIm] _pron. _demonstr.

    1.  .  () ; ; the same causes produce the
    same effects        ; the
    same observations are true of the others also    
        ; they belong to the same family 
          ; to say the same thing twice over
         ; to me she was always the same little
    girl     ӣ    ; a symptom
    of the same nature  ; much the same   ;
    the patient is much about the same     ;
    the very same   

    2.  .    ,   ; we must all say (do) the same
        ()    ; he would do the same
    again       

    3.  .   ,  ; I see the same through your
    glasses as I do through mine       ,   
    ; all the same ) ӣ-;   ; thank you all the same
    ӣ    ; ) ӣ , ; it's
    all the same to me  ӣ ; just the same )   ;
    )   , ӣ-

  II [seIm]

    1. _a. ; the life is perhaps a little same , ,
     

    2. _n. _. _. ; ,   ..
_____

samel

  ['sml] _a.  ֣,  ( ,   ..)
_____

sameness

  ['seImnIs] _n.

    1) , , ; 

    2) 
_____

samite

  ['smaIt] _n. ֣ ۣ;  (   )
_____

samlet

  ['smlIt] _n.  
_____

samp

  [smp] _n. _.    
_____

sampan

  ['smpn] _n. ,  
_____

samphire

  ['smfaI] _n. _.  
_____

sample

  ['sa:mpl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; book of samples  

      2) 

      3) , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ,    

      2) , 
_____

sampler

  ['sa:mpl] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. , 

    3) _. , 
_____

sampling

  ['sa:mplIN]

    1. _pres-p.  sample 2

    2. _n.

      1)    

      2) , 
_____

samurai

  ['smuraI] _. _n. (_pl.  .) 
_____

sanative

  ['sntIv] _a. , 
_____

sanatoria

  [,sn'tO:rI] _pl.  sanatorium
_____

sanatorium

  [,sn'tO:rIm] _n. (_pl. -ria) 
_____

sanatory

  ['sntrI] = sanative
_____

sanctified

  ['sNktIfaId]

    1. _p-p.  sanctify

    2. _a.

      1) ݣ; ݣ

      2) 
_____

sanctify

  ['sNktIfaI] _v.

    1) 

    2)   

    3) 

    4) 
_____

sanctimonious

  [,sNktI'munjs] _a. 
_____

sanctimony

  ['sNktImnI] _n. 
_____

sanction

  ['sNkSn]

    1. _n.

      1) , , 

      2) ,  (-.)

      3) (. _pl.) , 

      4) _.    

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) 
_____

sanctity

  ['sNktItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl.  ;  

    3) 
_____

sanctuary

  ['sNktjurI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; to break the sanctuary  
    ; to seek sanctuary  

    3) ; bird sanctuary  
_____

sanctum

  ['sNktm] = sanctum sanctorum
_____

sanctum sanctorum

  ['sNktmsNk'tO:rm] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _.  ; Σ 
_____

sand

  [snd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _pl. ; numberless as the sand(s) ,  
      

      3) _pl.  ; 

      4) _pl. ; 

      5)    ; _. (. _pl.) ;  ;
      the sands are running out )    ; )  ;
       

      6) _. _. , ; 

      7)  

      *) built on sand   , ; to throw sand in
      the wheels _.    ̣;  
      

    2. _v.

      1)  ;   

      2)    

      3)  ; to sand the sugar    

      4)    
_____

sand hog

  ['sndhOg] _n. _. _. ,     
  
_____

sandal

  I ['sndl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  (  ..)

    2. _v. (. _p-p.)  

  II ['sndl] _n.  
_____

sandal wood

  ['sndlwud] _n.  
_____

sand-bag

  ['sndbg] _n.

    1)   

    2)  

    3)   
_____

sandbag

  ['sndbg] _v.

    1)    

    2)     

    3) _. _. , ; 
_____

sandbank

  ['sndbNk] _n.  , 
_____

sand-bar

  ['sndba:] _n.   
_____

sand-bath

  ['sndba:] _n. _.  
_____

sand-bed

  ['sndbed] _n.  , 
_____

sand-blast

  ['sndbla:st] _.

    1. _n.

      1)    ,   

      2)  

    2. _v.   գ
_____

sand-blind

  ['sndblaInd] _a. _.  , 
_____

sand-box

  ['sndbOks] _n.

    1)  (  )

    2) _. 

    3) _.    

    4)    
_____

sandboy

  ['sndbOI] _n.: jolly ( happy) as a sandboy ,
  
_____

sand-crack

  ['sndkrk] _n.

    1)     

    2)    ( )
_____

sand-dune

  ['snd'dju:n] _n. 
_____

sanded

  ['sndId]

    1. _p-p.  sand 2

    2. _a.

      1) ,  

      2)   
_____

sand-eel

  ['snd'i:l] _n.  ()
_____

sand-glass

  ['sndgla:s] _n.  
_____

sand-hill

  ['sndhIl] _n. 
_____

sandman

  ['sndmn] _n. _. ң; the sandman is about _.  
  
_____

sand-martin

  ['snd,ma:tIn] _n.  
_____

sandpaper

  ['snd,peIp] _n.  , 
_____

sandpiper

  ['snd,paIp] _n. _.  ()
_____

sand-pit

  ['sndpIt] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.   
_____

sand-shoes

  ['sndSu:z] _n.       
_____

sand-spout

  ['sndspaut] _n.  
_____

sandstone

  ['sndstun] _n. 
_____

sand-storm

  ['sndstO:m] _n. ;  
_____

sandwich

  ['snwId]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ham (egg, caviare, etc.) sandwich  
       (,   ..)

      2) = sandwich-man

      3) _attr. _. 

      *) to ride ( to sit) sandwich  ()  
       

    2. _v.  ,  ()
_____

sandwich-board

  ['snwIdbO:d] _n.   (    
    )
_____

sandwich-man

  ['snwIdmn] _n. - {. . sandwich-board}
_____

sandy

  ['sndI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

sane

  [seIn] _a.

    1) ,  ϣ 

    2) ; ; 
_____

sanforize

  ['sOnfraIz] _v.  ()
_____

sang

  [sNg] _p.  sing 1
_____

sanguinary

  ['sNgwInrI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

sanguine

  ['sNgwIn]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) ; sanguine of success   

      3) 

      4) _. -

    2. _n. _. 

    3. _v. _. ()  - 
_____

sanguineous

  [sN'gwInIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) -

    4) 
_____

sanguivorous

  [sN'gwIvrs] _a.  ( )
_____

sanhedrim

  ['snIdrIm] _n. _. 
_____

sanies

  ['seInIi:z] _n. _.  
_____

sanitaria

  [,snI'tErI] _pl.  sanitarium
_____

sanitarian

  [,snI'tErIn]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

    2. _a. 
_____

sanitarium

  [,snI'tErIm] _n. (_pl. -ia, -s [,snI'tErImz]) _. = sanatorium
_____

sanitary

  ['snItrI] _a. , ; sanitary belt 
  ; sanitary engineering  
_____

sanitate

  ['snIteIt] _v.

    1)   

    2)    
_____

sanitation

  [,snI'teISn] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) 
_____

sanitize

  ['snItaIz] = sanitate
_____

sanity

  ['snItI] _n.

    1)  

    2)  , 
_____

sank

  [sNk] _p.  sink 2
_____

sans

  [snz] _prep. _. _. ; sans teeth 
_____

sansculotte

  [,snzkju'lOt] _n. _.

    1) _. 

    2)  , 
_____

sap

  I [sp]

    1. _n.

      1)  (); 

      2)  ; 

      3) _. 

      4) _. 

      5) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ; 

      2) 

      3) ԣ 

  II [sp]

    1. _n.

      1) _. , ;  

      2) _. 

    2. _v. _.   (-), ;  (. _.)

  III [sp] _. _.

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ң;  ; it is such a sap, it is too much a sap
       

    2. _v.  ( -.), 

  IV [sp] _n. _. , , 
_____

sap-green

  ['sp'gri:n] _n. ̣    
_____

sap-head

  ['sphed] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _. , 
_____

sap-rot

  ['sprOt] _n. _.  
_____

sap-wood

  ['spwud] _n. _. 
_____

sapid

  ['spId] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

sapidity

  [s'pIdItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

sapience

  ['seIpjns] _n.  (. _.)
_____

sapient

  ['seIpjnt] _a. ,  (. _.)
_____

sapiential

  [,seIpI'enSl] _a. , 
_____

sapless

  ['splIs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) , 
_____

sapling

  ['splIN] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3)  
_____

saponaceous

  [,spu'neISs] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

saponify

  [s'pOnIfaI] _v. _. ()
_____

sapor

  ['seIp] _n. 
_____

sapper

  ['sp] _n. У
_____

sapphire

  ['sfaI]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. ԣ-
_____

sappy

  I ['spI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ;  ,  

    3) _. , 

  II ['spI] _a. _. 
_____

saprogenic

  [,spru'denIk] _a. ,  ; 
_____

saprogenous

  [s'prOdIns] _a. ,  ; 
_____

saprophyte

  ['sprufaIt] _n. _. 
_____

saraband

  ['srbnd] _n.  (   )
_____

sarafan

  [,sr'fn] _. _n. 
_____

sarcasm

  ['sa:kzm] _n. 
_____

sarcastic

  [sa:'kstIk] _a. 
_____

sarcenet

  ['sa:snIt] _n.  ۣ
_____

sarcoma

  [sa:'kum] _n. (_pl. -ata) _. 
_____

sarcomata

  [sa:'kumt] _pl.  sarcoma
_____

sarcophagi

  [sa:'kOfgaI] _pl.  sarcophagus
_____

sarcophagus

  [sa:'kOfgs] _n. (_pl. -agi) 
_____

sardine

  [sa:'di:n] _n. 

    *) packed like sardines ()    
_____

sardonic

  [sa:'dOnIk] _a. 
_____

sardonyx

  ['sa:dnIks] _n. _. 
_____

sargasso

  [sa:'gsu] _n. (_pl. -os, -oes [sa:'gsuz]) _. 
  
_____

sari

  ['sa:ri:] _n.  (  )
_____

sarong

  [s'rON] _n.  (  )
_____

sarsenet

  ['sa:snIt] = sarcenet
_____

sartor

  ['sa:tO:] _n. _. 
_____

sartorial

  [sa:'tO:rIl] _a. , 
_____

sash

  I [sS]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  

    2. _v.  , 

  II [sS] _n.

    1)  ̣

    2)    ߣ 
_____

sash-door

  ['sS'dO:] _n. ̣ 
_____

sash-frame

  ['sSfreIm] = sash II, 2)
_____

sash-tool

  ['sS'tu:l] _n.   
_____

sash-window

  ['sS'wIndu] _n. ߣ 
_____

saskatoon

  [,ssk'tu:n] _n. _.   (. saskatoon berry)
_____

sassafras

  ['ssfrs] _n. _. 
_____

sat

  [st] _p.  _p-p.  sit
_____

satchel

  ['stSl] _n. ,  ( )
_____

sate

  [seIt] = satiate 1
_____

sateen

  [s'tIn] _n. 
_____

sateless

  ['seItlIs] _a. _. 
_____

satellite

  ['stlaIt] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) _. 

    3)  ; manned satellite     

    4)  ; -
_____

satellite town

  ['stlaIttaunA] _n. -
_____

satiable

  ['seISjbl] _a.   ң;  
_____

satiate

  ['seISIeIt]

    1. _v.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _a. 
_____

satiation

  [,seISI'eISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

satiety

  [s'taItI] _n.

    1) , ; to satiety ,  ;  

    2) 
_____

satin

  ['stIn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _attr. 

    2. _v.  (  ..)
_____

satin paper

  ['stIn,peIp] _n.  
_____

satin-wood

  ['stInwud] _n.     
_____

satinet

  [,stI'net] _n. _. 
_____

satiny

  ['stInI] _a. , 
_____

satire

  ['staI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  (on, upon)
_____

satiric

  [s'tIrIk] = satirical
_____

satirical

  [s'tIrIkl] _a. 
_____

satirist

  ['strIst] _n. 
_____

satirize

  ['straIz] _v. 
_____

satis

  ['stIs] _. _adv. 
_____

satisfaction

  [,stIs'fkSn] _n.

    1)  (at, with); to the satisfaction of smb.  -.
    ; if you can prove it to my satisfaction   
       ; it is a satisfaction to know that  ,
    

    2) ; to demand satisfaction  , 
     ; to give satisfaction )    ; ) 
    

    3)  ;  ; in satisfaction of 
    ; to make satisfaction 

    4)  (for);  
_____

satisfactory

  [,stIs'fktrI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

satisfy

  ['stIsfaI] _v.

    1) ; ,  (); to rest
    satisfied ;    , 
      

    2)  (,   ..)

    3)  ()

    4)  ()

    5)  (of - ; that);  ; to satisfy oneself
    ; I am satisfied that    , 
_____

satrap

  ['strp] _n. 
_____

satrapy

  ['strpI] _n. 
_____

saturate

  ['stSreIt]

    1. _v.

      1) ,  (. _.); he is saturated with Greek
      history  ݣ    

      2) _. , 

      3)  ( );   

    2. _a. _. ,  
_____

saturated

  ['stSreItId]

    1. _p-p.  saturate 1

    2. _a. ,  ( )
_____

saturation

  [,stS'reISn] _n.

    1) , ; to saturation  () 

    2) _attr. ; saturation capacity 
    
_____

saturnalia

  [,st:'neIlj] _n. _pl.

    1) (Saturnalia) _-. 

    2) ( .  _sing.) , 
_____

saturnine

  ['st:naIn] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; saturnine red 
_____

saturnism

  ['st:nIzm] _n. _.  , 
_____

satyr

  ['st] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

sauce

  [sO:s]

    1. _n.

      1) ; _. 

      2) _.   

      3) _. , ; none of your sauce!  !

      4) ,   , 

      5) _.  

      6) _. _. ,  

      *) to serve with the same sauce    ; what's
      sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander _. , 
       ,     

    2. _v.

      1)  ; _.  

      2) _. 
_____

sauce-boat

  ['sO:sbut] _n. 
_____

saucebox

  ['sO:sbOks] _n. ()
_____

saucepan

  ['sO:spn] _n. 
_____

saucer

  ['sO:s] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _attr.: saucer eyes ,  
_____

saucy

  ['sO:sI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ӣ

    3) _. ; , 
_____

sauerkraut

  ['saukraut] _. _n.  
_____

sauna

  ['saun] _. _n.   , 
_____

saunter

  ['sO:nt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

    2. _v. , , 
_____

sauntering

  ['sO:ntrIN] _pres-p.  saunter 2
_____

saurian

  ['sO:rIn] _a.    
_____

saury

  ['sO:rI] _n. _. 
_____

sausage

  ['sOsId] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. _.  , ""
_____

sausage roll

  ['sOsIdrul] _n.

    1)   

    2) , ޣ  
_____

sausage-meat

  ['sOsIdmi:t] _n.  
_____

sausage-poisoning

  ['sOsId,pOIznIN] _n. _.   
_____

savage

  ['svId]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , , 

      3) _. ۣ

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) ,  , 

    3. _v.

      1)  ,  

      2) ,  ( )
_____

savagery

  ['svIdrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

savanna

  [s'vn] _n. 
_____

savannah

  [s'vn] _n. 
_____

savant

  ['svnt] _n. _. () ޣ
_____

save

  [seIv]

    1. _v.

      1) ; my life was saved by good nursing    
        ; to save the situation  

      2) ,  (, , ,   ..); to save
      oneself  ;  ; to save one's pains  
      

      3) ,  (. save up)

      4)  ( -.); you have saved me trouble  
        

      5)   ( )

      #) save up  ; ; to save one's pocket 
       ; to save one's breath ,   
      

    2. _n.   ( , )

    3. _prep. _cj.

      1)  , , ; all save him ,  ; save
      and except 

      2)   
_____

saveloy

  ['svIlOI] _n.   , 
_____

saver

  ['seIv] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,   ,   ..; a washing-machine is
    a saver of time and strength      
_____

savin

  ['svIn] _n. _.  
_____

saving

  ['seIvIN]

    1. _pres-p.  save 1

    2. _a.

      1) ; the saving grace of humour   

      2) , 

      3)  ; saving clause ,  

    3. _n.

      1) 

      2) , ; at a saving  

      3) _pl. 

    4. _prep. , 

      *) saving your presence  ӣ    (
      );     

    5. _cj.   , 
_____

savings-bank

  ['seIvINz'bNk] _n.  ;  
_____

savior

  ['seIvj] _. = saviour
_____

saviour

  ['seIvj] _n.

    1) , 

    2) (the Saviour) _.  , 
_____

savor

  ['seIv] _. = savour
_____

savory

  I ['seIvrI] _n. _. , 

  II ['seIvrI] _. = savoury
_____

savour

  ['seIv]

    1. _n.

      1)    , 

      2) ,  ( -.)

      3) , 

    2. _v.

      1)    ;  (of - -.; . _.); the
      soup savours of onion   ; his remarks savour of
      insolence     

      2) 

      3) 
_____

savourless

  ['seIvlIs] _a.  (. _.)
_____

savoury

  ['seIvrI]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) , ̣

      3) ,  (. _.); his reputation was
      anything but savoury    

    2. _n.  ,     
_____

savoy

  [s'vOI] _n.  
_____

savvy

  ['svI] = savvey _.

    1. _n. ;  

    2. _v. , ; no savvy  ;  
_____

savvey

  ['svI] = savvy _.

    1. _n. ;  

    2. _v. , ; no savvey  ;  
_____

saw

  I [sO:] _p.  see I

  II [sO:] _n. ,  (.   old  wise saw
     )

  III [sO:]

    1. _n. ; circular saw  ; cross-cut saw  ;
    crown saw  ; cylinder saw  ; musical
    ( singing) saw "" ,     
        

    2. _v. (sawed [sO:d]; sawed, sawn) (); 

      *) to saw the air  ;  ; to saw
      wood   ,    
        
_____

saw-blade

  ['sO:bleId] _n.  
_____

saw-buck

  ['sO:bAk] = saw-horse
_____

saw-edged

  ['sO:edd] _a. ; 
_____

saw-fly

  ['sO:flaI] _n.  ()
_____

saw-frame

  ['sO:freIm] _n. _.  
_____

saw-horse

  ['sO:hO:s] _n.    
_____

saw-set

  ['sO:set] _n.    ()
_____

saw-tones

  ['sO:tunz] _n. _pl.  , ; to speak ( to utter) in
  saw-tones   
_____

saw-tooth

  ['sO:tu:] _n.  
_____

saw-wort

  ['sO:w:t] _n. _. 
_____

sawbones

  ['sO:bunz] _n. _. _. 
_____

sawder

  ['sO:d] _n. ,  (. soft sawder)
_____

sawdust

  ['sO:dAst] _n. 

    *) to let the sawdust out of smb.    -.
_____

sawfish

  ['sO:fIS] _n. -
_____

sawmill

  ['sO:mIl] _n.  ; 
_____

sawn

  [sO:n] _p-p.  saw III, 2
_____

sawyer

  ['sO:j] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ()

    3) _.  ( )
_____

sax

  I [sks] _n.   (  )

  II [sks] _.  saxophone
_____

saxhorn

  ['skshO:n] _n.  (_. )
_____

saxifrage

  ['sksIfrId] _n. _. 
_____

saxony

  ['sksnI] _n.

    1)     

    2) (Saxony) _. 
_____

saxophone

  ['sksfun] _n. 
_____

say

  [seI]

    1. _v. (said)

      1) , ; they say, it is said ; it says in the
      book   ; what do you say to a game of billiards? 
          ?; (let us) say , ; a few
      of them, say a dozen   , , ; well, say it
      were true, what then? , ,   ,    ?;
      to say to oneself  ,   ; there is no
      saying  ,  ; to say no ) ;
      ) ; to say no more ; to say nothing of  
      ; to say smb. nay  -.  ; to have nothing to
      say for oneself )  ,     ; ) _.
       

      2) ,  ; ; to say one's
      lesson  ; to say grace   ( )

      3) , ; the clock says five minutes after twelve
          

      #) say over 

      *) I say!, _. say! !;   !; you don't say (so)! 
      !,   !; you said it _.  ; you may well say
      so  ; what I say is -; I should say ) 
      ; )  ,  ; I should say so ݣ ,
      ; to hear say ; no sooner said than done  -
      ; that is to say  ; to say the word ,
      ; when all is said and done   ޣ; before
      you could say Jack Robinson ;   , ;
         , 

    2. _n.

      1) , ; let him have his say   

      2) , ; to have no say in the matter   
         -. ; to have the say _.
      
_____

say-so

  ['seIsu] _n. _.

    1) أ-.  ,  

    2)  

    3) ;  
_____

saying

  ['seIIN]

    1. _pres-p.  say 1

    2. _n. , ; as the saying is ( goes)  
_____

scab

  [skb]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( )

      2) , , 

      3)  ( )

      4) _. 

      5) ,     

      6) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) _.  
_____

scabbard

  ['skbd] _n. ; to throw away the scabbard  ,  
  ,   
_____

scabby

  ['skbI] _a.

    1)  ;  

    2) _. , ; 
_____

scabies

  ['skeIbIi:z] _n. _. 
_____

scabious

  ['skeIbjs] _n. _. 
_____

scabrous

  ['skeIbrs] _a.

    1) _. _. , 

    2) , ; a scabrous problem  

    3) ң
_____

scad

  [skd] _n. 
_____

scads

  [skdz] _n. _pl. _. _.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

scaffold

  ['skfld]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ; ; ; to go to ( to mount) the scaffold
         ;    ; to bring to the
      scaffold   ; to send to the scaffold  
      

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) , ,  ( ) 
_____

scaffolding

  ['skfldIN]

    1. _pres-p.  scaffold 2

    2. _n. , 
_____

scalar

  ['skeIl] _a. _. 
_____

scalawag

  ['sklwg] = scallywag
_____

scald

  I [skO:ld]

    1. _n.  (   )

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) ;   

  II [skO:ld] _n. 

  III [skO:ld] _n. _. , 
_____

scald-head

  ['skO:ldhed] = scald III
_____

scalded

  ['skO:ldId]

    1. _p-p.  scald I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; scalded cream  
_____

scalding

  ['skO:ldIN]

    1. _pres-p.  scald I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; scalding tears  ̣

      3) , 
_____

scale

  I [skeIl]

    1. _n.

      1)  (   ..)

      2) _pl. ݣ,  (   )

      3) 

      4)  ( )

      5) _. , 

      *) scales fell from his eyes     

    2. _v.

      1) ,  

      2) 

      3)  , 

      4) 

  II [skeIl]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; to turn ( to tip) the scale at so many pounds
       - 

      2) _pl. 

      3) (the Scales) = Libra

      *) to hold the scales even  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) 

  III [skeIl]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  (); to be high in the social scale
          ; to sink in the scale
          ;  () ,
      

      2) ; ; on a large ( grand) scale   ;
      on a small scale   ; the scale to be 1:50 000 
       1:50 000; to scale  

      3) , ; rate scale  

      4)  

      5) _. ; to practice scales  

      6) _.   (. scale of notation)

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (   ..)

      2)   ̣ ;  ; to scale
      down prices  ; to scale up wages  
      

      3)  , 
_____

scale-beam

  ['skeIlbi:m] _n.  ()
_____

scale-board

  ['skeIlbO:d] _n.  ,      
   
_____

scale-work

  ['skeIlw:k] _n.    
_____

scaled

  I [skeIld]

    1. _p-p.  scale I, 2

    2. _a. = scaly

  II [skeIld] _p-p.  scale II, 2

  III [skeIld] _p-p.  scale III, 2
_____

scalene

  ['skeIli:n] _a. _. 
_____

scaling-ladder

  ['skeIlIN,ld] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

scallop

  ['skOlp]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  ()

      2)   

      3) _pl. , 

    2. _v.

      1)  (  ..)  

      2)  ;  
_____

scallop-shell

  ['skOlpSel] _n.  
_____

scallywag

  ['sklIwg] _n.

    1) _. _. , 

    2)  ( )

    3) _. _.    -  
_____

scalp

  [sklp]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

      *) to be out for scalps   ; to take smb.'s
      scalp    -.

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  (.,   ڣ)

      3) 

      4) _. _.  ԣ  
_____

scalpel

  ['sklpl] _n. _. 
_____

scalper

  ['sklp] _n.

    1) _-.  

    2) _. _.     
_____

scaly

  ['skeIlI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)  , 

    3) _. ң, 
_____

scamp

  I [skmp] _n. _. , 

  II [skmp] _v.    
_____

scamper

  ['skmp]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; 

      2)  

      3)  

    2. _v.  ( ,   ..);  
_____

scampish

  ['skmpIS] _a. , ԣ; 
_____

scan

  [skn] _v.

    1)  , 

    2)  

    3) ;  ( )

    4) _.  ; 
_____

scandal

  ['skndl] _n.

    1) ,  ; what a scandal!, it is a perfect
    scandal!  !

    2) , ; to talk scandal 
_____

scandal-bearer

  ['skndl,bEr] = scandalmonger
_____

scandalize

  ['skndlaIz] _v.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

scandalmonger

  ['skndl,mANg] _n. 
_____

scandalous

  ['skndls] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

scandium

  ['skndIm] _n. _. 
_____

scanner

  ['skn] _n.

    1) _. ף 

    2) _.   
_____

scanning

  ['sknIN]

    1. _pres-p.  scan

    2. _n. _. ; ף 
_____

scansion

  ['sknSn] _n.  ()
_____

scant

  [sknt]

    1. _a. , ; ; scant eyebrows 
    ; scant foothold ģ ; with scant courtesy ;
    scant of breath 

    2. _v. _.  ( -.); 
_____

scantling

  ['skntlIN] _n.

    1) _. ; 

    2)   

    3)  ( )

    4) -    

    5)   
_____

scanty

  ['skntI] _a. , , 
_____

scape

  I [skeIp] _n.

    1)  (); 

    2) _.  

  II [skeIp] _. = escape I  II
_____

scapegoat

  ['skeIpgut] _n. ڣ 
_____

scapegrace

  ['skeIpgreIs] _n. _. , 
_____

scaphander

  [sk'fnd] _n.  
_____

scaphoid

  ['skfOId] _a. _. 
_____

scapula

  ['skpjul] _n. (_pl. -lae) _. 
_____

scapulae

  ['skpjuli:] _pl.  scapula
_____

scapular

  ['skpjul]

    1. _a. _. 

    2. _n. () 
_____

scar

  I [ska:]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ; _.   

      2) , 

  II [ska:] _n. ԣ, 
_____

scarab

  ['skrb] _n.  ()
_____

scaramouch

  ['skrmautS] _n.

    1) (Scaramouch)  (   dell'arte)

    2)  

    3) _. , 
_____

scarce

  [skEs]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; money is scarce  

      2) ,  ; ; scarce book  

      *) to make oneself scarce _. ; , ; 
        

    2. _adv. _. . scarcely
_____

scarcely

  ['skEslI] _adv.

    1) ,  ;  ; he had scarcely arrived when he was
    told that  (  )  ۣ,  , 

    2)  ,  ; I scarcely think so  ; I scarcely know
    what to say    ,  ; you will scarcely maintain
    that      

    3) ,  ; he can scarcely speak    
_____

scarcity

  ['skEsItI] _n.

    1) ,  (of); 

    2) 
_____

scare

  [skE]

    1. _n.  ; ; to get a scare ; to throw
    a scare (into) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) ,  (. scare away, scare off)

      #) scare up _. _. 
_____

scare-head

  ['skE,hed] _n.   ( )
_____

scare-heading

  ['skE,hedIN] _n.   ( )
_____

scarecrow

  ['skEkru] _n. , 
_____

scared

  [skEd]

    1. _p-p.  scare 2

    2. _a. ; scared face ( expression)  
_____

scaremonger

  ['skE,mANg] _n. ˣ
_____

scarf

  I [ska:f] _n. (_pl. -s [ska:fs], scarves)

    1) 

    2) 

  II [ska:f]

    1. _n.

      1) ,    

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1)  , ; ԣ , 

      2)  , 

      3)  , 

      4)    (   )
_____

scarf welding

  ['ska:f,weldIN] _n. _.  ̣
_____

scarf-pin

  ['ska:fpIn] _n.   
_____

scarf-skin

  ['ska:fskIn] _n. _. , 
_____

scarification

  [,skErIfI'keISn] _n. _-. 
_____

scarifier

  ['skErIfaI] _n. _-. 
_____

scarify

  ['skErIfaI] _v.

    1) _.  , 

    2)  

    3)    

    4) _-. 
_____

scarlet

  ['ska:lIt]

    1. _n.

      1) , - 

      2)     

    2. _a. , -; to turn scarlet  
_____

scarlet fever

  ['ska:lIt'fi:v] _n. 
_____

scarlet hat

  ['ska:lIt'ht] _n.  
_____

scarlet runner

  ['ska:lIt'rAn] _n. _.  
_____

scarlet whore

  ['ska:lIthO:] _n.

    1) _.   

    2) 

    3) _. - ; 
_____

scarlet woman

  ['ska:lIt,wumn] = scarlet whore
_____

scarp

  [ska:p]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2) _. 
_____

scarring

  ['ska:rIN]

    1. _pres-p.  scar I, 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

scarves

  [ska:vz] _pl.  scarf I
_____

scary

  ['skErI] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

scat

  I [skt] _n.    (    
     )

  II [skt] _int. !; () !
_____

scathe

  [skeI]

    1. _n. , ; without scathe 

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2)  (,    ..)
_____

scatheless

  ['skeIlIs] _a. (. _predic.) 
_____

scathing

  ['skeIIN]

    1. _pres-p.  scathe 2

    2. _a. , , ; scathing criticism  ;
    scathing sarcasm  ; scathing look  
_____

scatter

  ['skt] _v.

    1)  (on, over)

    2)  (with)

    3) , ; the police scattered the demonstration
      

    4) ;  

    5) , ; all our hopes and plans were scattered 
      ,   

    6) ;  (); to scatter one's inheritance
     
_____

scatter-brain

  ['sktbreIn] _n. ,  
_____

scatter-brained

  ['sktbreInd] _a. , 
_____

scattered

  ['sktd]

    1. _p-p.  scatter

    2. _a.

      1) ,  ( , )

      2) , ; scattered instances  ;
      scattered clouds  
_____

scaup

  ['skO:p] _n. _.  
_____

scaup-duck

  ['skO:pdAk] _n. _.  
_____

scaur

  [skO:] = scar II
_____

scavenge

  ['skvInd] _v.

    1)   ( )

    2) _.  ();   

    3) ,    (    ..)
_____

scavenger

  ['skvInd] _n.

    1)  ,  

    2) ,   ,  

    3) ,   
_____

scavenger's daughter

  ['skvIndz'dO:t] _n. _.  ( )
_____

scavenging

  ['skvIndIN]

    1. _pres-p.  scavenge

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _.  ()
_____

scenario

  [sI'na:rIu] _. _n. (_pl. -os [sI'na:rIuz]) 
_____

scenarist

  ['si:nrIst] _n. 
_____

scene

  [si:n] _n.

    1)   ( ,   ..);  ,
    ; the scene is laid in France    ;
    the scene of operations   

    2) ,  ( )

    3) ; behind the scenes   (. _.)

    4) , ; ; a woodland scene  ; striking
    scene  

    5) , ; to make a scene  

    6) _. ,  ; to appear on the scene
      ; to quit the scene   ; _. 
_____

scene shifter

  ['si:n,SIft] _n.  
_____

scene-designer

  ['si:ndI,zaIn] = scene-painter
_____

scene-dock

  ['si:ndOk] _n.  
_____

scene-painter

  ['si:n,peInt] _n. -
_____

scenery

  ['si:nrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

scenic

  ['si:nIk] _a.

    1) ; ; 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

scent

  [sent]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) ; to be on the scent   ; _.  
       ; to get the scent (of)    (.
      _.); to put ( to throw) off the scent   ; hot
      blazing scent ,  ; false scent  

      4) أ, 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) 

      3)  

      4)  (  ..)

      5)   

      6)  (  ..)

      #) scent out , 
_____

sceptic

  ['skeptIk] _n. 
_____

sceptical

  ['skeptIkl] _a. 
_____

scepticism

  ['skeptIsIzm] _n. 
_____

sceptre

  ['spt] _n. ; to wield the sceptre , 
_____

schedule

  ['Sedju:l]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; 

      2) , ; ; to be behind schedule ; on
      schedule , 

      3) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  (,   ..)

      2)  (  ) 

      3) ; ; ; the journey is scheduled for
      five days     
_____

schematic

  [skI'mtIk] _a. 
_____

scheme

  [ski:m]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; to lay a scheme  ,
      , 

      2) , , ; under the present scheme of
      society    ; a colour scheme
       

      3) , ; ; bubble scheme  

      4) ;  

      5) , ԣ

    2. _v.

      1)  ();  

      2) , 
_____

schemer

  ['ski:m] _n.

    1) 

    2) ԣ
_____

schilling

  ['SIlIN] _. _n.  (  )
_____

schism

  ['sIzm] _n. , , 
_____

schismatic

  [sIz'mtIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. , 
_____

schist

  [SIst] _n.  
_____

schistose

  ['SIstus] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

schistous

  ['SIsts] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

schizophrenia

  [,skItsu'fri:nj] _n. 
_____

scholar

  ['skOl] _n.

    1) ޣ

    2) -

    3) _. ; I'm not much of a scholar   - 

    4) _.  ()

    5) 

    6) _. 
_____

scholarly

  ['skOllI] _a. ޣ;  ޣ
_____

scholarship

  ['skOlSIp] _n.

    1) ޣ, 

    2) 
_____

scholastic

  [sk'lstIk]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; ; a scholastic
      institution  

      2) 

      3) ޣ; scholastic degree ޣ 

    2. _n. , 
_____

scholasticism

  [sk'lstIsIzm] _n. 
_____

scholia

  ['skulj] _pl.  scholium
_____

scholiast

  ['skulIst] _n.   , 
_____

scholium

  ['skuljm] _n. (_pl. -lia)    
  , 
_____

school

  I [sku:l]

    1. _n.

      1) ; secondary (_. high) school  ; higher
      school  ; elementary ( primary) school  

      2) , ; to go to school )   ; ) 
       ; to go to school to smb.   -.; to attend school
        ;   ; to leave school   
      

      3)   , ; there will be no school today 
        

      4) _.   

      5) ,  

      6) ,  ( , , ); of the old
      school )   (    ..);
      ) 

      7)   (    ޣ )

      8) (the schools) _pl.  

      9) _attr. , ; school house )   
        ; )   

    2. _v.

      1) , ; ; 

      2) _.   ,  

  II [sku:l]

    1. _n. ,  ()

    2. _v.  
_____

school leaver

  ['sku:l'li:v] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) 
_____

school miss

  ['sku:lmIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  
_____

school pence

  ['sku:lpens] _n. _.       
_____

school-board

  ['sku:lbO:d] _n. _.   
_____

school-book

  ['sku:lbuk] _n. ,  
_____

school-ma'am

  ['sku:lmm] _n. _. 
_____

school-marm

  ['sku:lma:m] = school-ma'am
_____

school-mate

  ['sku:lmeIt] _n.  
_____

school-ship

  ['sku:lSIp] _n. _.  
_____

school-teacher

  ['sku:l,ti:tS] _n.  , 
_____

school-time

  ['sku:ltaIm] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ,  
_____

schoolable

  ['sku:lbl] _a.

    1)    

    2)  
_____

schoolboy

  ['sku:lbOI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _attr. 
_____

schoolfellow

  ['sku:l,felu] _n.  , , 
_____

schoolgirl

  ['sku:lg:l] _n. , 
_____

schooling

  ['sku:lIN]

    1. _pres-p.  school I, 2

    2. _n.

      1) () 

      2)   

      3) _. 
_____

schoolman

  ['sku:lmn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  (  )
_____

schoolmaster

  ['sku:l,ma:st] _n.  , ; , 
_____

schoolmasterly

  ['sku:l,ma:stlI] _a. 
_____

schoolmistress

  ['sku:l,mIstrIs] _n.  
_____

schoolroom

  ['sku:lrum] _n. ,  ; 
_____

schools

  [sku:lz] _n. _pl.   ޣ  ( 
  )
_____

schooner

  I ['sku:n] _n.

    1) 

    2) = prairie-schooner

  II ['sku:n] _n. _. _.    
_____

sciagram

  ['saIgrm] _n. 
_____

sciagraph

  ['saIgra:f] _n. 
_____

sciagraphy

  [saI'grfI] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ( )
_____

sciatic

  [saI'tIk] _a. _. 
_____

sciatica

  [saI'tIk] _n. _. 
_____

science

  ['saIns] _n.

    1) ; man of science ޣ; applied science  

    2) _.   (. natural science  sciences,
    physical sciences)

    3) , ; ; in judo science is more important
    than strength      

    4) _. 
_____

science fiction

  ['saIns,fIkSn] _n.  
_____

sciential

  [saI'enSl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ޣ
_____

scientific

  [,saIn'tIfIk] _a.

    1) 

    2)   ( )
_____

scientist

  ['saIntIst] _n.

    1) ޣ

    2) 
_____

scilicet

  ['saIlIset] _. _adv.  ;  
_____

scimitar

  ['sImIt] _n.   
_____

scintilla

  [sIn'tIl] _n. ;  (. _.); not a scintilla of smth. 
  ,  ͣ  -.
_____

scintillate

  ['sIntIleIt] _v. ; ; ; to scintillate pleasure
  ( delight)   ; to scintillate anger  
  
_____

scintillation

  [,sIntI'leISn] _n. , ; 
_____

sciolism

  ['saIulIzm] _n.  ޣ, 
_____

sciolist

  ['saIulIst] _n. ޣ
_____

scion

  ['saIn] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) , 
_____

scission

  ['sIn] _n. , 
_____

scissor

  ['sIz] _v. _.   (. scissor off, scissor up);
    (. scissor out)
_____

scissors

  ['sIzz] _n. _pl.  (. a pair of scissors)

    *) scissors and paste 
_____

scleroses

  [sklI'rusi:z] _pl.  sclerosis
_____

sclerosis

  [sklI'rusIs] _n. (_pl. -ses) _. 
_____

sclerotic

  [sklI'rOtIk] _a. 
_____

scobs

  [skObz] _n. _pl.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

scoff

  [skOf]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1) , , 

      2) _.  
_____

scoffer

  ['skOf] _n. , 
_____

scold

  [skuld]

    1. _v.

      1) (), 

      2) , 

    2. _n.  
_____

scolding

  ['skuldIN]

    1. _pres-p.  scold 1

    2. _n. ; 
_____

scollop

  ['skOlp] = scallop
_____

scon

  [skOn] = scone
_____

sconce

  I [skOns] _n.

    1) _. , ; 

    2) _. ,  

  II [skOns] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

  III [skOns] _n. _.

    1)   

    2) , 

  IV [skOns]

    1. _n.  (.  )      (
     )

    2. _v.  {. 1}
_____

scone

  [skOn] _n.    У
_____

scoop

  [sku:p]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ;  ;  (. )

      3) ; with a scoop, at one scoop  

      4) _. 

      5) ; , 

      6) _.  ;  

      7) _.   (    ţ
         )

    2. _v.

      1) , ;  (. scoop up, scoop out)

      2) ; 

      3) , 

      4) _.  

      5) _.    (  )

      #) scoop in, scoop up , 
_____

scoop-net

  ['sku:pnet] _n. 
_____

scoot

  [sku:t] _v. _. _. , 
_____

scooter

  ['sku:t] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

scop

  [skOp] _n.   ; 
_____

scope

  I [skup] _n.

    1) , ,  (,   ..); a mind of
    wide scope   ,  ; it is beyond
    my scope    

    2) , , , ; scope of fire _.  

    3) ,  ( , ,   ..); to
    give one's fancy full scope   

    4) _. , 

  II [skup] _n. _.  microscope, telescope, periscope
_____

scorbutic

  [skO:'bju:tIk] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

scorch

  [skO:tS]

    1. _n.

      1) ;   

      2) _.    

    2. _v.

      1) (), (); ; 

      2) ;  ( )

      3)  , 

      4) _.    
_____

scorched

  [skO:tSt]

    1. _p-p.  scorch 2

    2. _a. ̣, ; scorched earth policy _. 
     
_____

scorcher

  ['skO:tS] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  (   ..)
_____

scorching

  ['skO:tSIN]

    1. _pres-p.  scorch 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) ,  ( )
_____

score

  [skO:]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; 

      2) ޣ,  ( ,   ..)

      3) ޣ  ( ); to keep the score  ޣ

      4) _.    ޣ; he is given to making scores 
          ޣ

      5) ; what a score! !

      6)  ; three score and ten   (  -
         ); a score or two of
      instances   

      7) _pl. ; scores of times  

      8) , ; on the score of  ; on that score 
       ޣ,   

      9) _. 

      *) to go off at full score, to start off from score , 
        (-.); to make a score off one's own bat 
      -.   ; to pay off ( to settle, to wipe off)
      old scores  ޣ

    2. _v.

      1)  , ; ;    (.
      _.)

      2)  (. score up);  ޣ ( )

      3)   

      4) ;  ; to score a point  ; to score
      an advantage ( success)   ( );
      you have scored  ; we scored heavily by it   
       

      5) _. 

      6) _. 

      #) score off _.  ; score out ޣ; score
      under ޣ
_____

scorer

  ['skO:r] _n.

    1) ޣ , ˣ

    2) ,  
_____

scoria

  ['skO:rI] _n. (_pl. -ae)

    1) ; 

    2) _pl. _.  
_____

scoriae

  ['skO:rIi:] _pl.  scoria
_____

scorify

  ['skO:rIfaI] _v. _. 
_____

scorn

  [skO:n]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to think scorn of 

      2) 

      3)  

    2. _v. ; to scorn lying    
_____

scornful

  ['skO:nful] _a. ; 
_____

scorpion

  ['skO:pjn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.    ; to chastise with scorpions
    ,  

    3) (Scorpion) = Scorpio
_____

scot

  [skOt] _n. _. , ; to pay scot and lot  
  ; _.   
_____

scot-free

  ['skOt'fri:]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _adv. 
_____

scotch

  [skOtS]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  (    "")

      3) _. ,  (     ..)

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) ; to scotch a snake    

      3) ; to scotch a mutiny  ; I don't scotch
      my mind   ,  

      4) 
_____

scoter

  ['skut] _n. _. 
_____

scoundrel

  ['skaundrl] _n. , 
_____

scoundrelly

  ['skaundrlI] _a. 
_____

scour

  I ['skau]

    1. _n.

      1) , أ

      2)   ()

      3) , 

      4) ,    

      5) (. _pl.)  ( )

    2. _v.

      1) , ; , 

      2) , ; 

      3)  ()

  II ['skau] _v.  (. scour about); to scour the woods  
  
_____

scourer

  ['skaur] _n.

    1)  (  )

    2)      
_____

scourge

  [sk:d]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , ; , 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) , 
_____

scout

  I [skaut]

    1. _n.

      1)  (.  ̣  )

      2) 

      3) ; on the scout  

      4)  (  )

      5) _. _. , 

    2. _v.  

      #) scout about, scout round    (-.)

  II [skaut] _v.  (-.),  (-.)
_____

scoutmaster

  ['skaut,ma:st] _n.   
_____

scow

  [skau] _n. 
_____

scowl

  [skaul]

    1. _n.  ;  

    2. _v. ,   (at)
_____

scrabble

  ['skrbl] _v.

    1) ,  

    2)  (. scrabble about)

    3) 
_____

scrag

  [skrg]

    1. _n.

      1)  , , "  ";  

      2)  

      3) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) _.    ()

      2) _. ,  ; ģ  
_____

scraggy

  ['skrgI] _a. 
_____

scram

  [skrm] _v. _. _. ; scram! !, !,
  !
_____

scramble

  ['skrmbl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ,  ( )

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) ; , 

      2) ;  ( )

      3) ,    (for - -.)

      4)    ()

      5)  -
_____

scrambled eggs

  ['skrmbld'egz] _n. _pl. -
_____

scrannel

  ['skrnl] _a. _.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

scrap

  I [skrp]

    1. _n.

      1) , , 

      2) _pl. , 

      3)   

      4) _.  , 

    2. _v.

      1)   ;   

      2)   

  II [skrp] _.

    1. _n. , ; 

    2. _v. 
_____

scrap-book

  ['skrpbuk] _n.    
_____

scrap-heap

  ['skrphi:p] _n. ,  (. _.); to throw on the
  scrap-heap   
_____

scrap-iron

  ['skrp'aIn] = scrap I, 1, 4)
_____

scrap-metal

  ['skrp'metl] = scrap I, 1, 4)
_____

scrape

  [skreIp]

    1. _n.

      1)   . {. 2}

      2) 

      3) 

      4) ,  ; to get into a scrape  
      

    2. _v.

      1) , (); to scrape one's chin ; to scrape
      one's boots         ; to
      scrape one's plate   

      2)  (against, along)

      3) 

      4) ; to scrape on a fiddle   

      5) , 

      6)   ,  (  ..) (. up, together)

      7) , 

      #) scrape away, scrape down , ; scrape through
      )   ; )   (); scrape together,
      scrape up ;   

      *) to scrape (up) an acquaintance with smb.   
       -.; to bow and scrape ; to scrape a living 
          
_____

scraper

  ['skreIp] _n.

    1)  ,     (    
    )

    2) 

    3) _. ; ; 

    4) _. ; 

    5) _attr. ; scraper conveyor _.  ԣ
_____

scrapple

  ['skrpl] _n. _.        
_____

scrappy

  ['skrpI] _a.

    1)   , 

    2) , 
_____

scratch

  [skrtS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to get off with a scratch  ; 
      

      2) ; ; ; a scratch of the pen  

      3) ޣ, ޣ

      4) ; ; 

      5) _.  ; to come (up) to the scratch )  
       ; )  ( -.);    ;
        ; to start from scratch ) _.  
      ; )  ӣ  () 

      6) _.  ,    (.
      scratch man)

      7) _pl. _.  ( )

      8) , 

      9)   ( ); _.  

      10) = scratch-wig

      *) up to scratch   ;   

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ۣ, ;  ; scratch crew ( team,
      pack) _.      ;
      scratch dinner ,    ,
       

      3)   , ; scratch paper  
      

    3. _v.

      1) (), (); , ; to scratch the
      surface of smth. )     -.;
      )    -.

      2)  (, )

      3) (); to scratch one's head   (. _.)

      4)  

      5)  ( )

      6) 

      7) ޣ (  , , . scratch off,
      scratch out, scratch through)

      8)  ( -.); 

      #) scratch along ;      ;
      scratch out ޣ; scratch together, scratch up ,
      

      *) scratch my back and I will scratch yours   
_____

scratch-cat

  ['skrtSkt] _n. _. , 
_____

scratch-race

  ['skrtSreIs] _n. _.   
_____

scratch-wig

  ['skrtSwIg] _n.   
_____

scratch-work

  ['skrtSw:k] _n. _. 
_____

scratchy

  ['skrtSI] _a.

    1) ,  ( )

    2) ,  ( )

    3) ,  ( ); a scratchy woolen sweater 
     

    4) ۣ,  

    5) ,  ( )
_____

scrawl

  [skrO:l]

    1. _n.

      1) ,   

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2)  
_____

scrawny

  ['skrO:nI] _a. _. , , 
_____

screak

  [skri:k] _v.  , 
_____

scream

  [skri:m]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ; ; screams of laughter  

      2) _. , ,  ,   ..

    2. _v.  , ;  ( , ); to
    scream with laughter   ,   
_____

screamer

  ['skri:m] _n.

    1) ,  , 

    2) _.  

    3) _. ,   ..,   
       

    4) _.  

    5) _.  , ,   ..

    6) _. _.  
_____

screaming

  ['skri:mIN]

    1. _pres-p.  scream 2

    2. _a.

      1)  ( ,    ..)

      2) ; screaming fun ( farce)  
_____

screamy

  ['skri:mI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)  ( )
_____

scree

  [skri:] _n.  ; 
_____

screech

  [skri:tS]

    1. _n.

      1)    

      2) ,  (  ..)

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2) , 
_____

screech-owl

  ['skri:tSaul] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  
_____

screechy

  ['skri:tSI] _a. , , 
_____

screed

  [skri:d] _n.

    1)   ,   ..

    2) _.  (  )
_____

screen

  [skri:n]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ,  ( )

      2) _. _. _. 

      3) (the screen) 

      4) , ,  (. _.); under (the) screen of
      night   ; to put on a screen of indifference 
        

      5)   

      6) , , 

      7) _attr.: screen adaptation   ;
      screen time   ,  

    2. _v.

      1) , , 

      2) , , 

      3)    ģ

      4) _.   

      5) 

      6): to screen well (badly) )   (  )  ;
      )   ()

      7)   

      8) _. 
_____

screen-wiper

  ['skri:n,waIp] _n.    ( ),
  ""
_____

screening

  ['skri:nIN]

    1. _pres-p.  screen 2

    2. _n.

      1) _pl. 

      2) 

      3) , 

      4)   ģ

      5) _. , 
_____

screenplay

  ['skri:npleI] _n. 
_____

screenwriter

  ['skri:n,raIt] _n. , 
_____

screw

  [skru:]

    1. _n.

      1)  (. male screw, external screw); , ; female (
      internal) screw ; to turn ( to apply) the screw, to put the
      screw(s) on ,  ; _.  ,
      

      2) _. , 

      3) = thumbscrew 1)

      4) _. () ; _. () 

      5)  ; to give a nut a (good) screw  
      

      6)  ף,  , ""; a screw of tobacco
       

      7) _. 

      8) _. 

      9) _. , 

      10) _.  , 

      11) _attr. 

      *) he has a screw loose     ; to have a screw
      loose on smth. _.   ޣ-.; there is a screw loose
      somewhere -   

    2. _v.

      1) , ,  ; ; to
      screw the lid on the jar   

      2)  

      3) ; to screw water out of a sponge  

      4) , 

      5) , 

      6) (), (); to screw smb.'s arm  -.
      

      7): to be screwed _.  

      #) screw out ) ; )  (, ; of - 
      -.); screw up ) ;  (,  
      ..);  (  ..); ) , ; to
      screw up one's courage ,  ; to screw
      oneself up to do smth.    -.; ) 
      ();  (); to screw up one's eyes 

      *) to have one's head screwed on the right way   
       
_____

screw coupling

  ['skru:,kAplIN] _n. _.  
_____

screw steamer

  ['skru:,sti:m] _n.  
_____

screw valve

  ['skru:vlv] _n. _.  
_____

screw-ball

  ['skru:bO:l] _n. _. _.

    1) ;  

    2) 
_____

screw-bolt

  ['skru:bult] _n. 
_____

screw-cutter

  ['skru:,kAt] _n.  
_____

screw-die

  ['skru:daI] _n. _.  , 
_____

screw-jack

  ['skru:dk] _n.  
_____

screw-nail

  ['skru:neIl] _n.   
_____

screw-nut

  ['skru:nAt] _n. 
_____

screw-plate

  ['skru:pleIt] _n. _.  
_____

screw-propeller

  ['skru:pr,pel] _n.  
_____

screw-thread

  ['skru:red] _n. _. ,  
_____

screw-wheel

  ['skru:wi:l] _n. _. ,  
_____

screw-wrench

  ['skru:rentS] _n. _.   
_____

screwdriver

  ['skru:,draIv] _n.

    1) ף

    2)      
_____

screwed

  [skru:d]

    1. _p-p.  screw 2

    2. _a. _. ; 
_____

screwy

  ['skru:I] _a.

    1) _. , ""

    2) , 

    3) , 

    4) _. 
_____

scribal

  ['skraIbl] _a.   ,  ;
  scribal error  
_____

scribble

  I ['skrIbl]

    1. _n.

      1)    

      2) ; 

    2. _v.

      1)    ;    

      2)  ,  

  II ['skrIbl] _v. _.  
_____

scribbler

  I ['skrIbl] _n. , 

  II ['skrIbl] _n. _.    
_____

scribe

  [skraIb]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , 

      3) _. 

      4) _. _. ; 

    2. _v. _. 
_____

scrim

  [skrIm] _n.

    1) _.  

    2)  
_____

scrimmage

  ['skrImId]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) _.    ( )

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) _.   
_____

scrimp

  [skrImp] _v.  ( -.); 
_____

scrimpy

  ['skrImpI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

scrimshank

  ['skrImSNk] _v. _. _.   , ""
_____

scrimshaw

  ['skrImSO:]

    1. _n.   ,    ..

    2. _v.   ,    ..
_____

scrip

  I [skrIp] _n. _. 

  II [skrIp] _n. _.

    1)  ,     
      

    2)  ,   
_____

script

  [skrIpt]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  

      2) _.  ()

      3)   

      4) _. _. 

      5) _.        

    2. _v.   ( ,   )
_____

scriptoria

  [skrIp'tO:rI] _pl.  scriptorium
_____

scriptorium

  [skrIp'tO:rIm] _n. (_pl. -s [skrIp'tO:rImz], -ria)  
    (  )
_____

scriptural

  ['skrIptSrl] _a. ,    
_____

scripture

  ['skrIptS] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) _.   

    3) _. 

    4)  

    5) _attr. 
_____

scriptwriter

  ['skrIpt,raIt] _n.

    1) 

    2)      
_____

scrivener

  ['skrIvn] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 

    *) scrivener's palsy _.  
_____

scrofula

  ['skrOfjul] _n. _. 
_____

scrofulous

  ['skrOfjuls] _a.

    1) _. 

    2)  ݣ
_____

scroll

  [skrul]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  (); 

      3) , 

      4) _. , 

      5) _. , 

      6) _. , 

      7) 

      8) _.  

    2. _v.  
_____

scroll-work

  ['skrulw:k] _n.    
_____

scroop

  [skru:p]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

scrota

  ['skrut] _pl.  scrotum
_____

scrotum

  ['skrutm] _n. (_pl. -ta) _. 
_____

scrounge

  [skraund] _v. _.

    1) , , 

    2) ;    ޣ
_____

scrub

  I [skrAb]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  

      3)  

      4) _.    

      5) _.   

    2. _a. _. = scrubby

  II [skrAb]

    1. _n.

      1)  ݣ

      2) ֣ ݣ

      3) ģ,  ֣,  

    2. _v.

      1) , , ,  ݣ

      2) _.  

      3) _.  (out); to scrub out an order  
_____

scrubber

  ['skrAb] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) , ֣ ݣ

    3)    ( )

    4) _. 
_____

scrubbing-brush

  ['skrAbINbrAS] _n. ֣ ݣ
_____

scrub-brush

  ['skrAbbrAS] _. = scrubbing-brush
_____

scrubby

  ['skrAbI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3)  

    4)  
_____

scrub-up

  ['skrAb'Ap] _n.  
_____

scrubwoman

  ['skrAb,wumn] _n. _. ģ    ; 
_____

scruff

  [skrAf] _n. ; to take by the scruff of the neck   
_____

scruffy

  ['skrAfI] _a. _. , 
_____

scrum

  ['skrAm] = scrimmage
_____

scrummage

  ['skrAmId] = scrimmage
_____

scrumptious

  ['skrAmpSs] _a. _. , 
_____

scrunch

  [skrAntS] = crunch
_____

scruple

  ['skru:pl]

    1. _n.

      1)  (   = 20 )

      2) _. 

      3) , ;  ; to have no scruple to do
      smth.  -.  ;    -.;
      without scruple  ; to have scruples ,
      ,   ( -.); a man without scruples
      ,   ;  

    2. _v. , ,   ( -.)
_____

scrupulosity

  [,skru:pju'lOsItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

scrupulous

  ['skru:pjuls] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) , ̣
_____

scrutator

  [skru:'teIt] _n.   (-.)
_____

scrutineer

  [,skru:tI'nI] _n.  ,   
  
_____

scrutinize

  ['skru:tInaIz] _v.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

scrutiny

  ['skru:tInI] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ; 

    3)    
_____

scry

  [skraI] _v.   " ",   
_____

scuba

  ['sku:b] _n. (_.  selfcontained underwater breathing apparatus)
  ,      
_____

scud

  [skAd]

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2)   ;  

      3)  ; 

    2. _v.

      1) , , 

      2) _.   
_____

scuff

  [skAf] _v.

    1)   

    2) () ( , )
_____

scuffle

  ['skAfl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ()

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)   
_____

scull

  [skAl]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)   

    2. _v.

      1)   ף

      2) ,   
_____

sculler

  ['skAl] _n.

    1)   ף

    2)   , 
_____

scullery

  ['skAlrI] _n.

    1)      

    2) _. 
_____

scullion

  ['skAljn] _n. _.

    1) ң

    2) 
_____

sculp

  [skAlp] _v. _. , 
_____

sculpt

  [skAlpt] = sculpture 2
_____

sculptor

  ['skAlrt] _n. , 
_____

sculptress

  ['skAlptrIs] _n. -
_____

sculptural

  ['skAlptSrl] _a. 
_____

sculpture

  ['skAlptS]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3)    

    2. _v.

      1) , , 

      2)   

      3) ; 
_____

sculpturesque

  [,skAlptS'resk] _a. , 
_____

scum

  [skAm]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3)  ; the scum _.  ()

      4) 

      5) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) 
_____

scumble

  ['skAmbl] _v. _.   , 
_____

scummy

  ['skAmI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

scunner

  ['skAn] _.

    1. _n. ; to take a scunner   (at,
    against)

    2. _v.  
_____

scupper

  ['skAp]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _v. _.

      1)    

      2)   

      3)  (  )
_____

scurf

  [sk:f] _n.

    1) 

    2) ̣, 
_____

scurfy

  ['sk:fI] _a.

    1)  

    2)  ̣, 
_____

scurrility

  [skA'rIlItI] _n. , 
_____

scurrilous

  ['skArIls] _a. , ; 
_____

scurry

  ['skArI]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  

      2) ; 

      3)      

      4) ,    

    2. _v.

      1)  (.  )

      2) ; 

      3) ;  -, 
_____

scurvied

  ['sk:vId] _a. 
_____

scurvy

  I ['sk:vI] _n. _. 

  II ['sk:vI] _a. , , 
_____

scut

  [skAt] _n.   (. , , )
_____

scuta

  ['skju:t] _pl.  scutum
_____

scutate

  ['skju:teIt] _a. _. 
_____

scutch

  [skAtS]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. ,  (̣,   ..)
_____

scutcheon

  ['skAtSn] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

scutcher

  ['skAtS] _n. ,  ; 
_____

scute

  [skju:t] = scutum
_____

scuttle

  I ['skAtl] _n. ģ    

  II ['skAtl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.       

    2. _v.  ,  

  III ['skAtl]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)   , ; 

      3)  

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2)    , 

      3) , 
_____

scuttle-butt

  ['skAtlbAt] _n.

    1) _.    

    2) _. _. 
_____

scutum

  ['skju:tm] _. _n. (_pl. -ta) _. 
_____

scythe

  [saI] _-.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

sea

  [si:] _n.

    1) ; at sea  ; beyond ( over) the sea(s)  ; 
    ; by sea ; by the sea  ; to go to sea  ; to
    follow the sea  ; the high seas   
     ;  ; on the sea )  ; ) 
     ; to put out to sea   ; free sea ,
         ; the four seas  ,
     ; the seven seas    
     ,      , 
     ,     

    2)  ( ); ; a high ( heavy, rolling) sea 
     ( ); a short sea     ; a sea
    struck us   

    3) _. ; at full sea  

    4)   (-.); a sea of troubles  ;
    a sea of flame  ; seas of blood  

    5) _attr. , ; sea air  

    *) when the sea gives up its dead   Σ   
    Σ (. . ); there's as good fish in the sea as ever came out
    of it     (-.),  ;
      ; to be all at sea  ,  , ,
       
_____

sea bear

  ['si:'bE] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

sea captain

  ['si:'kptIn] _n.

    1)   

    2) _.    
_____

sea cook

  ['si:'kuk] _n. _. _. son of a sea cook  
_____

sea cucumber

  ['si:,kju:kAmb] _n. _.  
_____

sea elephant

  ['si:'elIfnt] _n. _.  
_____

sea front

  ['si:'frAnt] _n.   ;  , 
_____

sea kale

  ['si:'keIl] _n. _.  
_____

sea lawyer

  ['si:'lO:j] _n. _. _. , 
_____

sea power

  ['si:,pau] _n.  
_____

sea serpent

  ['si:,s:pnt] . sea-serpent
_____

sea-fight

  ['si:'faIt] _n.  
_____

sea-fire

  ['si:,faI] _n.   ,  
_____

sea-folk

  ['si:fuk] _n. (.  .  . .) 
_____

sea-girt

  ['si:g:t] _a. _.  
_____

sea-green

  ['si:'gri:n]

    1. _n.   

    2. _a.   
_____

sea-gull

  ['si:gAl] _n. 
_____

sea-hare

  ['si:hE] _n. _.   ()
_____

sea-horse

  ['si:'hO:s] _n.

    1) _.  Σ

    2) 

    3) - (  )
_____

sea-jelly

  ['si:,delI] _n. 
_____

sea-king

  ['si:'kIN] _n. 
_____

sea-lane

  ['si:leIn] _n.  
_____

sea-legs

  ['si:legz] _n. _pl.: to find ( to get, to have) one's sealegs
     
_____

sea-letter

  ['si:,let] _n.   (  
    ),  
_____

sea-line

  I ['si:laIn] _n.

    1)  

    2)   ( )

  II ['si:laIn] _n.

    1) ,  (    )

    2) _. 
_____

sea-maid

  ['si:meId] _n. ;  
_____

sea-mark

  ['si:ma:k] _n.

    1)  ;    

    2)     ( )
_____

sea-mew

  ['si:mju:] = sea-gull
_____

sea-pen

  ['si:'pn] _n. _.   ()
_____

sea-piece

  ['si:pi:s] _n. _. ,  
_____

sea-pike

  ['si:paIk] _n.  
_____

sea-plane

  ['si:pleIn] _n. ̣
_____

sea-rover

  ['si:,ruv] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

sea-sand

  ['si:'snd] _n.  ;  
_____

sea-scape

  ['si:skeIp] = sea-piece
_____

sea-snake

  ['si:sneIk] = sea serpent
_____

sea-urchin

  ['si:':tSIn] _n. _.  
_____

sea-wall

  ['si:'wO:l] _n. 
_____

sea-anchor

  ['si:,Nk] _n. _.  
_____

sea-ape

  ['si:'eIp] _n. _. ,  
_____

sea-bathing

  ['si:,ba:IN] _n.   
_____

sea-biscuit

  ['si:,bIskIt] _n. ; 
_____

seaboard

  ['si:bO:d] _n.

    1)  , , 

    2) _attr. ; 
_____

sea-born

  ['si:bO:n] _a. _. ģ ; the sea-born town 
_____

sea-borne

  ['si:bO:n] _a.  ; sea-borne trade  ; a
  sea-borne invasion   
_____

sea-breeze

  ['si:'bri:z] _n.   ,  
_____

sea-calf

  ['si:'ka:f] _n. _.  ()
_____

seacard

  ['si:'ka:d] _n.  
_____

sea-chest

  ['si:tSest] _n.  
_____

seacock

  ['si:'kOk] _n.

    1) _. ,  

    2) _.  
_____

sea-cow

  ['si:'kau] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 

    4) 
_____

sea-craft

  I ['si:kra:ft] _n. _.  ,  

  II ['si:kra:ft] _n.  
_____

sea-dog

  ['si:dOg] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)    

    4)  ,  

    5) _. ;  
_____

seadrome

  ['si:drum] _n. 
_____

seafarer

  ['si:,fEr] _n. _. , 
_____

seafaring

  ['si:,fErIN]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

sea-food

  ['si:'fu:d] _n. _. ,   , 
  ,   ..
_____

sea-gauge

  ['si:geId] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

seagoing

  ['si:,guIN] _a.   ( ); 
_____

seal

  I [si:l]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ; common seal  ; eared seal ;
      ; fur seal  

      2)  

      3)  

    2. _v.   , 

  II [si:l]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; Great Seal, State Seal  
      ; Privy Seal   ; to receive (to
      return) the seals  ()    ;
      to set one's seal to )  , ; ) ;
      under my hand and seal      
       ; under the seal of secrecy ( confidence,
      silence)    , 

      2) , , ; the seaking of approval 
      

      3) _.  , 

      4) _. ; 

      5) _. 

      *) seal of love   (,  £  ..);
      seal of death in one's face    

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  

      2)  (  ..)

      3)  (. seal up); my lips are sealed   
       ;   

      4) , 

      5)  , ; ,  (.
      seal up)

      6)  ; his answer sealed our fate   
       

      7)  ; to seal a marriage  
_____

seal-fishery

  ['si:l,fISrI] _n.    
_____

seal-ring

  ['si:lrIN] _n.   
_____

seal-rookery

  ['si:l,rukrI] = sealery
_____

sealed

  [si:ld]

    1. _p-p.  seal II, 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) , ; it is a sealed book to me   
         ,    
_____

sealer

  ['si:l] _n.

    1)   

    2)  
_____

sealery

  ['si:lrI] _n.  
_____

sealing-wax

  ['si:lINwks] _n. 
_____

sealskin

  ['si:lskIn] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

seam

  [si:m]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3) _. ; 

      4) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) ,  
_____

seaman

  ['si:mn] _n. ; 
_____

seamanship

  ['si:mnSIp] _n.  ;  
_____

seamless

  ['si:mlIs] _a.

    1)  ;   

    2)  ( )
_____

seamstress

  ['sImstrIs] _n. 
_____

seamy

  ['si:mI] _a.  ; the seamy side 

    *) to know the seamy side of life  ԣ  
_____

seance

  ['seIa:ns] _n. _.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

sea-pay

  ['si:peI] _n. _.    
_____

seaport

  ['si:pO:t] _n.  ;  
_____

sea-quake

  ['si:kweIk] _n. 
_____

sear

  I [sI]

    1. _a. _. , 

      *) the sear and yellow leaf ) ; )  , 

    2. _v.

      1) _. 

      2) , 

      3) ; his soul has been seared by injustice
        

  II [sI] _n. _.  
_____

search

  [s:tS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; I am in search of a house    ; a search for a
      missing aircraft   ̣

      2) ; right of search _.   

      3) ; 

      4) _attr. 

    2. _v.

      1)  (for)

      2) ; ; to search a house    ;
      to search one's memory ,  

      3) ; to search one's heart   

      4)  ()

      5) ; the cold searched his marrow    
      

      #) search out , ; to search out an old friend
        

      *) search me! _. ޣ  !
_____

search-party

  ['s:tS,pa:tI] _n.  
_____

search-warrant

  ['s:tS,wOrnt] _n.   
_____

searching

  ['s:tSIN]

    1. _pres-p.  search 2

    2. _a.

      1)  ( )

      2)  ( )

      3)  ( )
_____

searchlight

  ['s:tSlaIt] _n. 
_____

seared

  [sId]

    1. _p-p.  sear I, 2

    2. _a. , ; seared conscience  
_____

seashore

  ['si:'SO:] _n.  ;  
_____

seasickness

  ['si:,sIknIs] _n.  
_____

seaside

  ['si:'saId] _n.

    1) = seashore

    2)   (. seaside resort)

    3) _attr. 
_____

season

  ['si:zn]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) ; the (London) season  ()  ( -
      ); the dead ( the off, the dull) season ͣ ; _.
       ( ),   

      3) _. . season-ticket

      4) , , ; in the season of my youth   
      ; for a season _.  

      5)  ,  ; out of season  ; in
      season and out of season )   ; ) , ;
      a word in season  

      6) _attr. 

    2. _v.

      1) , , ; cattle seasoned to
      diseases ,   

      2)  ( ,   ..); ()

      3) ; season your egg with salt () 

      4)  , 

      5) _. 
_____

seasonable

  ['si:znbl] _a.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

seasonal

  ['si:znl] _a. 
_____

seasoned

  ['si:znd]

    1. _p-p.  season 2

    2. _a.

      1)  (   ..)

      2) ̣, ; seasoned soldier ̣ ; with
      seasoned eye ͣ 

      3)  ( )
_____

seasoning

  ['si:znIN]

    1. _pres-p.  season 2

    2. _n.

      1)  ( ,   ..)

      2) 
_____

season-ticket

  ['si:zn,tIkIt] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

seat

  [si:t]

    1. _n.

      1)   ; ; to have ( to take) a ( one's)
      seat ; garden seat  ; jump seat 
      ; to keep one's seat  

      2)  ( ,    ..); ; he has taken two
      seats for the theatre      ; to secure ( to
      book) seats  

      3) , , ; to have a seat in Parliament  
      ; to win a seat    ; to lose one's
      seat     ; a seat on the bench
       ; he has a seat on the Board   ; to
      keep a seat warm for smb.    -. (
       ţ)

      4) ; ; the seat of smb.'s trousers  

      5)  ( )

      6) ; the liver is the seat of the disease, the
      disease has its seat in the liver    ; the
      seat of war   ; the seat of the Government
       ; the seat of the trouble  

      7) 

      8) _.    

      9) _.  , , ; 

      10) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) ; to seat oneself , ; please be seated
       , , 

      2)  ;   ;  (
         ..)

      3)  

      4) ; this hall will seat 5000    5000 

      5)  

      6)  , 

      7) 
_____

-seater

  [si:t]        -
  ; two-seater, four-seater , ң ,
  ̣  ..
_____

sea-way

  ['si:weI] _n.

    1) ,   

    2)   ; in a heavy sea-way   
_____

seaward

  ['si:wd]

    1. _a.   

    2. _adv.  ,   
_____

seawards

  ['si:wdz] = seaward 2
_____

seaweed

  ['si:wi:d] _n.  
_____

seaworthy

  ['si:,w:I] _a.    
_____

sebaceous

  [sI'beISs] _a. _. ; sebaceous glands  ;
  sebaceous humour   ̣
_____

sec

  [sek] _a. _.  ( )
_____

secant

  ['si:knt] _.

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _a. , 
_____

secateur

  [,sek't:] _n. _. (_pl. -rs [,sek't:z])  , 
_____

secateurs

  [,sek't:z] _n. _. _pl.  secateur
_____

secede

  [sI'si:d] _v. , ,  (from -   
  ..)
_____

secernent

  [sI's:nnt] _a. _. 
_____

secession

  [sI'seSn] _n.  ( ,   ..); ; 
_____

secessionist

  [sI'seSnIst] _n. , 
_____

seclude

  [sI'klu:d] _v. ,  (from); to seclude oneself (from
  society) ,  Σ  ;  
_____

secluded

  [sI'klu:dId]

    1. _p-p.  seclude

    2. _a. Σ; 
_____

seclusion

  [sI'klu:n] _n. ; to live in seclusion   , 
  
_____

second

  I ['seknd]

    1. _n-ord. ; the second seat in the second row   
     

    2. _a.

      1) , ; second thoughts  , ; on
      second thoughts   

      2) ; ; second ballot ; second
      advent ( coming) _.  

      3) ; a second pair of shoes   

      4) ; ,  ( ) (to);
      second cabin   ; second violin ( fiddle) 
      

      5): second lieutenant  ; the second officer (on a
      ship)   ; second division )  
       ; )  ()  
       ( )

      *) second teeth  ( ) ; at second hand 
       ; second sight ; second to none
      ģ; second chamber   ()

    3. _n.

      1) ;   ; second in command _.
       

      2)   ,  ; he was a good second 
      ۣ      

      3) _. ,   

      4)   ( ,    ..); to go second 
       

      5) 

      6)  

      7) _pl.   ,  ;   ;
      these stockings are seconds and have some slight defects  
           

      8) _.  ; 

    4. _v.

      1) , ; to second a motion  

      2) ; to second words with deeds   

      3)  

      4)    

      5) . [sI'kOnd] _. 

    5. _adv.

      1) -

      2)  ;   

  II ['seknd] _n. ; , ; wait a second ;
   
_____

second-best

  ['seknd'best] _a.  ; to come off secondbest 
  , 
_____

second-class

  ['seknd'kla:s] _a. , 
_____

second-hand

  I ['seknd'hnd] _a.

    1) ; secondhand bookseller 

    2)    (   ..)

  II ['sekndhnd] _n.  
_____

second-mark

  ['sekndma:k] _n.   ('')
_____

second-rate

  ['seknd'reIt] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

second-rater

  ['seknd'reIt] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) _.   ( ,    ..)
_____

secondary

  ['sekndrI]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; ; secondary colours 
      ; secondary planet  

      2) 

      3)  ( ); secondary school  

      4) _. 

    2. _n.

      1) Σ

      2) 
_____

seconder

  ['seknd] _n.  ,   (,
  )
_____

secondly

  ['sekndlI] _adv. -
_____

seconds-hand

  ['sekndzhnd] = second-hand II
_____

secrecy

  ['si:krIsI] _n.

    1) ; ; in secrecy  , ; there can be no
    secrecy about it     ; he promised secrecy 
      

    2)   ; 
_____

secret

  ['si:krIt]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to be in the secret  ݣ  ; to
      keep a secret  ; an open secret  

      2) , ; the secrets of nature  

    2. _a.

      1) , ; secret service  , ;
      secret marriage  ; secret treaty  ; to keep
      secret   

      2) , 

      3) 

      4) Σ, 
_____

secretaire

  [,sekrI'tE] _n. _. , ;  
_____

secretarial

  [,sekr'tErIl] _a. 
_____

secretariat

  [,sekr'tErIt] = secretariate
_____

secretariate

  [,sekr'tErIt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

secretary

  I ['sekrtrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  ; secretary general 
    

    3) ; Secretary of State  ( ); 
    ,    ( ); Secretary of State for
    Foreign Affairs    ( ); Secretary of State
    for Home Affairs, Home Secretary    ( )

  II ['sekrtrI] _. = secretaire
_____

secretary-bird

  ['sekrtrI'b:d] _n.  ()
_____

secretaryship

  ['sekrtrISIp] _n. ,    
_____

secrete

  [sI'kri:t] _v.

    1) _. 

    2) , 
_____

secretion

  [sI'kri:Sn] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) , ; the secretion of stolen goods 
    
_____

secretive

  [sI'kri:tIv] _a. 
_____

secretly

  ['si:krItlI] _adv.   ; 
_____

secretory

  [sI'kri:trI] _a. _. , 
_____

sect

  [sekt] _n. 
_____

sectarian

  [sek'tErIn]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) , 

    2. ; 
_____

sectarianism

  [sek'tErInIzm] _n. 
_____

sectary

  ['sektrI] _n. 
_____

section

  ['sekSn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) () , , ; ; microscopic section
         

      3) ; ; 

      4) , ,  ( ,   ..);
      built in sections 

      5) ,  (  ..)

      6)  ()

      7) _.  (); 

      8)   

      9) _.   

    2. _v.   , 
_____

section-mark

  ['sekSnma:k] _n.  
_____

sectional

  ['sekSnl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3)   ; sectional view   ; sectional area
      ; sectional drawing   , 
    ()
_____

sectionalism

  ['sekSnlIzm] _n. ; 
_____

sector

  ['sekt] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) _. 
_____

secular

  ['sekjul]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2)     

      3) , ; secular interests  (. .  )
      ; the secular arm _.  ,  
         

      *) the secular clergy  ; the secular bird _.
       

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)    
_____

secularism

  ['sekjulrIzm] _n.      
_____

secularist

  ['sekjulrIst] _n.   
_____

secularization

  ['sekjulraI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

secularize

  ['sekjulraIz] _v. 
_____

secure

  [sI'kju]

    1. _a.

      1) ; to feel secure about ( as to) the future 
        ; to live a secure life ,   ޣ 
      

      2)  (of -  ޣ-.); secure of success   

      3) , ģ; secure hidingplace ģ ; secure
      from ( against) attack ݣ  

      4) , ģ; ; secure investment  
      ; the boards of the bridge do not look secure   
        ģ; secure foundation 
      ; secure stronghold  

      5) (. _predic.) ,  ģ ; I have got him
      secure   

      6) , 

    2. _v.

      1) ; , , ; to secure
      oneself against all risks     ;
      loan secured on landed property ,  

      2)  ;  (  ..)

      3) , ; ; ; to secure a vein
      _.  ; to secure a mast  

      4)   

      5) , ; to secure tickets for a play  (
      )   

      6) , 

      7) ;  (); to secure one's object 
      ; to secure a victory  
_____

securiform

  [sI'kjurIfO:m] _a.   
_____

security

  [sI'kjurItI] _n.

    1) ; ģ

    2) 

    3) , 

    4) , ; ; in security for  ;  
    

    5) 

    6) , 

    7)  

    8) _pl.  

    9) _attr.   , ; security suspect  
     ; security officer  ;
    security risk ģ ,  
_____

sedan

  [sI'dn] _n.

    1) _.  (  )

    2) _. 

    3) , 
_____

sedan-chair

  [sI'dntSE] = sedan 2)
_____

sedate

  [sI'deIt] _a. , , 
_____

sedation

  [sI'deISn] _n. _. 
_____

sedative

  ['sedtIv]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n.   ()
_____

sedentary

  ['sedntrI] _a. ; sedentary life   
_____

sedge

  [sed] _n. _. 
_____

sedgy

  ['sedI] _a.

    1)  ;   

    2)  ; sedgy brook ţ,  
_____

sediment

  ['sedImnt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.  , 
_____

sedimentary

  [,sedI'mentrI] _a. 
_____

sedimentation

  [,sedImen'teISn] _n. ;  
_____

sedition

  [sI'dISn] _n.   , ; 
  
_____

seditious

  [sI'dISs] _a. , 
_____

seduce

  [sI'dju:s] _v. , ; 
_____

seduction

  [sI'dAkSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

seductive

  [sI'dAktIv] _a. 
_____

sedulity

  [sI'dju:lItI] _n. , 
_____

sedulous

  ['sedjuls] _a. , , 
_____

see

  I [si:] _v. (saw; seen)

    1) ; , ; ; to see well  ; to
    see visions  , 

    2) ; to see the sights  ;
    let me see the book    {. . 4)}; the doctor must
    see him at once     

    3) , ; ; I see  ; you see, it is like
    this  ,    ; he cannot see the joke 
       ; now you see what it is to be careless  
    ,    ; as far as I can see  
     ; don't you see?    ?; I do not see how
    to do it  ,   

    4) , ; let me see  ; ,
     {. . 2)}; we must see what could be done 
    ,   

    5) ,  ; I can clearly see him doing it  
     ,    

    6)  ̣ ; I see life (things)
    differently now       ( )

    7) (); ; we went to see her      ;
    when will you come and see us?   ģ  ?; can I see you
    on business?       ?

    8) , ; I don't know but I'll see   ,  
    

    9) , ; we have not seen each other for ages 
      ; to see much (little) of smb.  ()  
    أ-. ; you ought to see more of him     
    ; I'll be seeing you ; see you later ( again,
    soon)   

    10) , ; to see a doctor (a lawyer)
       ()

    11)  (); I am seeing no one today   
     

    12) ; may I see you home?     ?

    13)  ( ޣ-.);  ( -.); to see the work
    done, to see that the work is done    

    14) , ; to see life  ,  ; to
    see army service   

    15) , ; to see good ( fit, proper, right  ..)
      ( -.;  _inf.)

    #) see about )   ޣ-.;   -.;
    ) ; I will see about it , ; see after
    ,   -.; see after the luggage  
    ; see into  , ; see off ; to see
    smb. off at the station  -.  ; to see smb. off
    the premises  -.; see out )  ( );
    ) ; )  (-.); )   ;
    )   ; see over  (); see through
    )  ; )   ; to see smb. through smth.
     -.  ޣ-.; see to  ,  

    *) see here! _. !; he will never see forty again  
     ; to see eye to eye with smb.     -.;
    to see the back of smb.   -. ; to see
    scarlet   ,  ; to see the red light
      , ; to see service  
     ; ;  ; he has seen better
    days    ; these things have seen better days 
     , ; I'll see you damned ( blowed)
    first _.    !,   !,   !

  II [si:] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (  ..); the Holy See  
_____

seed

  [si:d]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; _. ; to keep for (as) seed  
      ; to go ( to run) to seed   ; _. 
      ; ;   ..

      2) , ; to sow the seeds of strife ( discord) 
       

      3) = semen

      4) _. , ; to raise up seed  

    2. _v.

      1) ,   

      2)  

      3) ,  ()

      4)   ڣ (  ..)

      5)     ()

      6) _.      
_____

seed-bed

  ['si:dbed] _n.   
_____

seed-cake

  ['si:dkeIk] _n.     
_____

seed-corn

  ['si:dkO:n] _n.  
_____

seed-drill

  ['si:ddrIl] _n. _-.  
_____

seed-fish

  ['si:dfIS] _n.  
_____

seed-leaf

  ['si:dli:f] _n. _. 
_____

seed-lobe

  ['si:dlub] _n. _. 
_____

seed-oil

  ['si:dOIl] _n.  
_____

seed-pearl

  ['si:d'p:l] _n.  
_____

seed-plot

  ['si:dplOt] _n. ,  (. _.)
_____

seed-time

  ['si:dtaIm] _n.  ;  
_____

seed-vessel

  ['si:d,vesl] _n. _.  ; , 
_____

seeder

  ['si:d] _n.

    1) ;   

    2) _-.  

    3)    ڣ,   
_____

seeding-machine

  ['si:dINm,Si:n] _n. 
_____

seedless

  ['si:dlIs] _a. ;  ( ,   ..)
_____

seedling

  ['si:dlIN] _n. ; , 
_____

seedsman

  ['si:dzmn] _n.  
_____

seedy

  ['si:dI] _a.

    1)  

    2) , ң

    3) _. ; to feel seedy   ; to look
    seedy  
_____

seeing

  ['si:IN]

    1. _pres-p.  see I

    2. _n. ;  ; seeing is believing   ,
     

    3. _prep. _cj.  , ;   , ;
    seeing (that) it is ten o'clock, we will not wait for him any longer
        ,      
_____

seek

  [si:k] _v. (sought)

    1) , ; ; it is yet to seek  ݣ 
    ;  ݣ ,  ݣ  ; to seek safety 
    

    2) , ; to seek fame   ; to seek
    damages of smb.     -.; to seek to
    make peace  

    3) , ; to seek advice   

    #) seek after, seek for  -.; to be much sought after
    )   ; )  ,  ; seek out
    ) ,  (-. ); )  -.; seek
    through  (  ..)

    *) to seek smb.'s life   -. ; seek dead! _.
    !
_____

seeker

  ['si:k] _n. _. _.  
_____

seel

  I [si:l] _v. _.

    1) _.   ()

    2)  ()

  II [si:l] _v. _.   
_____

seem

  [si:m] _v.

    1) , ; they seem to be living in here ,
      ; he seems to be tired , -, ; I seem
    to hear smb. singing   ( ),  - ϣ

    2) .  -: she seems tired   ; she
    seems young   

    *) it seems -, ; it should ( would) seem 
    ; it is not -, 
_____

seeming

  ['si:mIN]

    1. _pres-p.  seem

    2. _a. , , ; 
_____

seemingly

  ['si:mINlI] _adv.

    1)  

    2) -
_____

seemly

  ['si:mlI] _a. , , 
_____

seen

  [si:n] _p-p.  see I
_____

seep

  [si:p] _v.  (. _.); 
_____

seepage

  ['si:pId] _n.

    1) ; , 

    2) 

    3) _.  ()
_____

seer

  I ['si:] _n. , 

  II [sI] _n.

    1)     (. 2 )

    2)     (. 1 .)
_____

seersucker

  ['si:,sAk] _n. _.    
_____

seesaw

  ['si:sO:]

    1. _n.

      1)    (); to play (at) seesaw   

      2)   (,   )

      3) - 

    2. _a.        ң ( ); 
    - 

      *) seesaw policy  

    3. _v.

      1)  ( )

      2)        ң

      3)  , 

    4. _adv.

      1)   ,   ң

      2) ; to go seesaw 
_____

seethe

  [si:] _v. (seethed [si:d], _. sod, seethed, _. sodden)

    1) , 

    2)   (-. ); madness seethed in his brain
      

    3) _. , 

    4) _. ,  ( )
_____

segment

  1. _n. ['segmnt]

    1) , , 

    2)  (  ..)

    3) _. , 

    4) _. 

    5) _.  

  2. _v. [seg'ment] ()  
_____

segregate

  ['segrIgeIt] _v.

    1) (); (); 

    2) _. 

    3) _. 
_____

segregation

  [,segrI'geISn] _n.

    1) , , ; 

    2) _. , , 
_____

segregative

  ['segrIgeItIv] _a.

    1)  ; 

    2) 
_____

seiche

  [seIS] _n. _.  ( )
_____

seigneur

  [seI'nj:] = seignior
_____

seignior

  ['seInj] _n. _.  , 

    *) grand seignior  
_____

seigniorage

  ['seInjrId] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)     
_____

seigniorial

  [seI'njO:rIl] _a. ; 
_____

seigniory

  ['seInjrI] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

seine

  [seIn]

    1. _n.  , 

    2. _v.  , 
_____

seiner

  ['seIn] _n. 
_____

seise

  [si:z] = seize 7)
_____

seisin

  ['si:zIn] = seizin
_____

seism

  ['saIzm] _n. 
_____

seismic

  ['saIzmIk] _a. ; seismic country  
_____

seismograph

  ['saIzmgra:f] _n. 
_____

seismology

  [saIz'mOldI] _n. 
_____

seize

  [si:z] _v.

    1) , 

    2) , ; to seize a fortress  

    3)  ( -.),  (, ; .
    seize upon)

    4)  ()

    5) (. _pass.) ,  ( , ; with)

    6) ,   ( -.)

    7) (. _p-p.) _.   ; to be ( to stand)
    seized of smth.  -.

    8) _. 

    9) _.  ( ) (. seize up)
_____

seizin

  ['si:zIn] _n. _.   ,  
   
_____

seizing

  ['si:zIN]

    1. _pres-p.  seize

    2. _n. _. 
_____

seizure

  ['si:] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  

    3) , ;  
_____

sejant

  ['si:dnt] _a. _. 
_____

selachian

  [sI'leIkIn] _n. У 
_____

seldom

  ['seldm] _adv. 
_____

select

  [sI'lekt]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3)  , 

    2. _v. , , 
_____

selected

  [sI'lektId]

    1. _p-p.  select 2

    2. _a. , 
_____

selectee

  [,selek'ti:] _n. _.    , 
_____

selection

  [sI'lekSn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  (-. )

    3)   

    4) _. , 
_____

selective

  [sI'lektIv] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) , 

    4): Selective Service System _.    
     
_____

selectman

  [sI'lektmn] _n. _.    (  
  )
_____

selector

  [sI'lekt] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ( )

    3) _. , 

    4) _.  , 
_____

selenium

  [sI'li:njm] _n. _. 
_____

selenography

  [,selI'nOgrfI] _n. ,   
_____

selenology

  [,selI'nOldI] _n. ,   
_____

self

  [self]

    1. _n. (_pl. selves)

      1)  , ; the study of the self ; my
      own self, my very self  ,   ; to have no
      thought of self    ; one's better self ,  
       ; one's former self ,    ; one's
      second self  ,  

      2) _. = myself  ..; cheque drawn to self ,  
      ; your good selves  (  )

      *) self comes first, self before all     

    2. _a.

      1) ,  ( )

      2)  ( )
_____

self-

  [self]    :

    1)     ,     ,
    ; ; selfviolence ; selflove ; self-will
    

    2)  , , 
        ; selfbinder -;
    selfloading machine ; selfhealing ;
    selfwinding   
_____

self-assertive

  ['self's:tIv] _a. 
_____

self-assurance

  ['self'Surns] _n. ; 
_____

self-praise

  ['self'preIz] _n. 
_____

self-abandonment

  ['self'bndnmnt] _n. 
_____

self-abasement

  ['self'beIsmnt] _n. 
_____

self-abnegation

  ['self,bnI'geISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

self-absorbed

  ['selfb'sO:bd] _a. 
_____

self-acting

  ['self'ktIN] _a. , 
_____

self-action

  ['self'kSn] _n.  
_____

self-adaptive

  ['self'dptIv] _a. 
_____

self-adjusting

  ['self'dAstIN] _a.    ( ,
    ..)
_____

self-affirmation

  ['self,f:'meISn] _n. 
_____

self-assertion

  ['self's:Sn] _n.   , 
_____

self-assumption

  ['self'sAmpSn] _n. , 
_____

self-balanced

  ['self'blnst] _a.  
_____

self-binder

  ['self'baInd] _n.

    1) -

    2) 
_____

self-centering

  ['self'sentrIN] _a. 
_____

self-centred

  ['self'sentd] _a. , 
_____

self-closing

  ['self'kluzIN] _a.  , 
_____

self-cocker

  ['self'kOk] _n. -
_____

self-collected

  ['selfk'lektId] _a. ,   ; ;
  
_____

self-coloured

  ['self'kAld] _a.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

self-command

  ['selfk'ma:nd] _n. ,   
_____

self-communion

  ['selfk'mju:njn] _n. ,  ( )
_____

self-complacency

  ['selfkm'pleIsnsI] _n. ; 
_____

self-conceit

  ['selfkn'si:t] _n. , 
_____

self-condemnation

  ['self,kOndem'neISn] _n. 
_____

self-confident

  ['self'kOnfIdnt] _a. , 
_____

self-conscious

  ['self'kOnSs] _a. , 
_____

self-contained

  ['selfkn'teInd] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ,   

    3)  ( )

    4) _. , 

    5) _. ֣  
_____

self-contradiction

  ['self,kOntr'dIkSn] _n.  
_____

self-control

  ['selfkn'trul] _n. 
_____

self-cooling

  ['self'ku:lIN] _a. _.   
_____

self-criticism

  ['self'krItIsIzm] _n. 
_____

self-cultivation

  ['self,kAltI'veISn] _n. 
_____

self-deceit

  ['selfdI'si:tn] _n. 
_____

self-deception

  ['selfdI'sepSn] _n. 
_____

self-defence

  ['selfdI'fens] _n. , 
_____

self-delusion

  ['selfdI'lu:n] _n. 
_____

self-denial

  ['selfdI'naIl] _n. 
_____

self-destruction

  ['selfdIs'trAkSn] _n. ; 
_____

self-determination

  ['selfdI,t:mI'neISn] _n. 
_____

self-determined

  ['selfdI't:mInd] _a. ,    
_____

self-devotion

  ['selfdI'vuSn] _n.

    1) ,    (-. )

    2) 
_____

self-drive

  ['self'draIv] _a.: self-drive cars for hire  
_____

self-educated

  ['self'edjukeItId] _a.  , 
_____

self-effacement

  ['selfI'feIsmnt] _n. ;  
_____

self-esteem

  ['selfIs'ti:m] _n.   ;   ;
  
_____

self-evident

  ['self'evIdnt] _a. ,   
_____

self-explanatory

  ['selfIks'plntrI] _a. , 
_____

self-expression

  ['selfIks'preSn] _n. 
_____

self-feeder

  ['self'fi:d] _n. _.  ;  
_____

self-firer

  ['self'faIr] _n. _.  
_____

self-flagellation

  ['self,fld'leISn] _n. 
_____

self-governing

  ['self'gAvnIN] _a. 
_____

self-government

  ['self'gAvnmnt] _n. 
_____

self-heal

  ['self'hi:l] _n. _.  
_____

self-healing

  ['self'hi:lIN] _n. 
_____

self-help

  ['self'help] _n. 
_____

selfhood

  ['selfhud] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

self-humiliation

  ['selfhju:,mIlI'eISn] _n. 
_____

self-immolation

  ['self,Imu'leISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

self-importance

  ['selfIm'pO:tns] _n. , 
_____

self-induction

  ['selfIn'dAkSn] _n. _. 
_____

self-indulgence

  ['selfIn'dAldns] _n.   ,  
  
_____

self-infection

  ['selfIn'fekSn] _n. _. 
_____

self-interest

  ['self'IntrIst] _n. ; 
_____

self-invited

  ['selfIn'vaItId] _a. ,  ( )
_____

selfish

  ['selfIS] _a. 
_____

selfishness

  ['selfISnIs] _n. 
_____

self-knowledge

  ['self'nOlId] _n. 
_____

selfless

  ['selflIs] _a. 
_____

self-lighting

  ['self'laItIN] _a. 
_____

self-loading

  ['self'ludIN] _a. 
_____

self-love

  ['self'lAv] _n. 
_____

self-luminous

  ['self'lu:mIns] _a. 
_____

self-made

  ['self'meId] _a.    ; a self-made man ,
   ,   ..   
_____

self-maiming

  ['self'meImIN] _n. 
_____

self-mastery

  ['self'ma:strI] _n.   
_____

self-motion

  ['self'muSn] _n.  
_____

self-murder

  ['self'm:d] _n. 
_____

self-offence

  ['self'fens] _n.

    1) ,      

    2)   
_____

self-opinionated

  ['self'pInjneItId] _a. , 
_____

self-partiality

  ['self,pa:SI'lItI] _n.    
_____

self-pity

  ['self'pItI] _n.   
_____

self-pollination

  ['self,pOlI'neISn] _n. _. 
_____

self-portrait

  ['self'pO:trIt] _n. 
_____

self-possessed

  ['selfp'zest] _a.  , , 
_____

self-possession

  ['selfp'zeSn] _n. , 
_____

self-preservation

  ['self,prez:'veISn] _n. 
_____

self-propelled

  ['selfpr'peld] _a.  ( , )
_____

self-propelling

  ['selfpr'pelIN] _a.  ( , )
_____

self-realization

  ['self,rIlaI'zeISn] _n.   
_____

self-recording

  ['selfrI'kO:dIN] _a. 
_____

self-regard

  ['selfrI'ga:d] _n.

    1) 

    2) = self-respect
_____

self-reliance

  ['selfrI'laIns] _n.    
_____

self-reliant

  ['selfrI'laInt] _a.   
_____

self-renunciation

  ['selfrI,nAnsI'eISn] _n. , 
_____

self-respect

  ['selfrIs'pekt] _n.   
_____

self-restraint

  ['selfrIs'treInt] _n. , 
_____

self-righteous

  ['self'raItSs] _a.

    1) ;    

    2) 
_____

self-righting

  ['self'raItIN] _a.  ( )
_____

self-rigorous

  ['self'rIgrs] _a.   
_____

self-sacrifice

  ['self'skrIfaIs] _n. 
_____

selfsame

  ['selfseIm] _a.   
_____

self-satisfied

  ['self'stIsfaId] _a. 
_____

self-seeker

  ['self'si:k] _n.  ; 
_____

self-seeking

  ['self'si:kIN] _a. 
_____

self-service

  ['self's:vIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: self-service shop  
_____

self-sown

  ['self'sun] _a. ,  
_____

self-starter

  ['self'sta:t] _n. _.  , , 
_____

self-styled

  ['self'staIld] _a. ; 
_____

self-sufficiency

  ['selfs'fISnsI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

self-sufficient

  ['selfs'fISnt] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)    

    3) 
_____

self-sufficing

  ['selfs'faIsIN] = self-sufficient
_____

self-suggestion

  ['selfs'destSn] _n. 
_____

self-support

  ['selfs'pO:t] _n. , 
_____

self-supporting

  ['selfs'pO:tIN] _a. 
_____

self-surviving

  ['selfs'vaIvIN] _a.   
_____

self-taught

  ['self'tO:t] _n.  , 
_____

self-violence

  ['self'vaIlns] _n. 
_____

self-will

  ['self'wIl] _n. , 
_____

self-willed

  ['self'wIld] _a. , 
_____

selfwinding

  ['self'waIndIN] _a.   
_____

sell

  [sel]

    1. _v. (sold)

      1) (); the house is to sell  ; to sell like
      wildfire ( hot cakes)   ( )

      2) 

      3) ; 

      4) _. , ; 

      5)  (  ..)

      6) _. _.  ()

      #) sell off   ; sell on , ;
      couldn't I sell you on one more coffee?     ݣ
       ?; sell out ) , ; )  -.;
       ; sell up   

      *) I'm not sold on this       ; to sell the
      pass  ;   ,  

    2. _n. _. , 
_____

seller

  ['sel] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  ;   (. best seller)
_____

seller's market

  ['selz'ma:kIt] _n. _. ,     
_____

sell-out

  ['selaut] _n. _.

    1) _. 

    2) , ,   

    3) ; Munich sell-out _.  
_____

seltzer

  ['selts] _n.   (. seltzer water)
_____

selvage

  ['selvId] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _.   (); 
_____

selvedge

  ['selvId] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _.   (); 
_____

selves

  [selvz] _pl.  self 1)
_____

semanteme

  [sI'mnti:m] _n. _. 
_____

semantic

  [sI'mntIk] _a. _. 
_____

semantics

  [sI'mntIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) _. 
_____

semaphore

  ['semfO:]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)   (  ..)

    2. _v. , 
_____

semasiology

  [sI,meIsI'OldI] _n. _. 
_____

semblance

  ['semblns] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; under the semblance of  ; to put on a semblance
    (of)  

    3) , ; a feeble semblance of smth.  
    -.
_____

seme

  [si:m] _n. _. 
_____

sememe

  ['semi:m] _n. _. 
_____

semen

  ['si:men] _n. , 
_____

semester

  [sI'mest] _n. 
_____

semi-

  ['semI] _pref. -
_____

semi-annual

  ['semI'njul] _a. 
_____

semi-automatic

  ['semI,O:t'mtIk] _a. 
_____

semi-basement

  ['semI'beIsmnt] _n. 
_____

semi-centennial

  ['semIsen'tenjl]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

semicircle

  ['semI,s:kl] _n. 
_____

semicircular

  ['semI's:kjul] _a. ; semicircular canals _. 
  
_____

semicolon

  ['semI'kuln] _n.   
_____

semiconductor

  ['semIkn'dAkt] _n. _. 
_____

semi-conscious

  ['semI'kOnSs] _a. 
_____

semi-detached

  ['semIdI'ttSt] _a.   ; semi-detached house  
   ,   
_____

semi-diurnal

  ['semIdaI':nl] _a. _. 
_____

semi-final

  ['semI'faInl] _n. _. 
_____

semifluid

  ['semI'flu:Id] _a. , 
_____

semi-manufactured

  ['semI,mnju'fktSd] _a.: semi-manufactured goods 
_____

semimanufactures

  ['semI,mnju'fktSz] _n. _pl. 
_____

semi-monthly

  ['semI'mAnlI]

    1. _a.      (  )

    2. _n. ,   ..,     

    3. _adv.   
_____

seminal

  ['si:mInl] _a.

    1) ; ; seminal fluid _. 

    2) ; 
_____

seminar

  ['semIna:] _n. 
_____

seminary

  ['semInrI] _n.

    1)   (. )

    2) ,  (.  )

    3) ,  (. _.)
_____

semination

  [,semI'neISn] _n. _. ; 
_____

seminiferous

  [,semI'nIfrs] _a. _. 
_____

semi-official

  ['semI'fISl] _a. ; ; semi-official newspaper
  
_____

semiprecious

  ['semI,preSs] _a. ; ; semiprecious stone
  
_____

semiquaver

  ['semI,kweIv] _n. _.  
_____

semi-rigid

  ['semI'rIdId] _a. ֣ ( )
_____

semitone

  ['semItun] _n. _. 
_____

semitrailer

  ['semI'treIl] _n. 
_____

semivowel

  ['semI,vaul] _n.  ()
_____

semolina

  [,sem'li:n] _n.  
_____

sempiternal

  [,sempI't:nl] _a. _. 
_____

sempstress

  ['sempstrIs] = seamstress
_____

sen

  [sen] _n.  (  , , )
_____

senary

  ['si:nrI] _a. 
_____

senate

  ['senIt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ( )
_____

senator

  ['sent] _n. 
_____

senatorial

  [,sen'tO:rIl] _a. 
_____

send

  [send] _v. (sent)

    1) , ; ; to send a letter airmail 
     ; she sent the children into the garden  
       

    2)  ();  ()

    3) ,  (  ..); to send a bullet through
    

    4)   -. ; to send flying )  
     ; ) ; ;   ;
    ) ; to send smb. sprawling  -.  ; the punch
    sent the fighter reeling ӣ   ; to send to sleep
    

    5) _. 

    #) send away ) ; to send away for smth.   -.;
    ) ; ; send down )    
     ; )  (., ); send for  ,
    ; to send for a doctor   ; send forth
    , ; send in  (); 
    (  ); to send in one's name  ( 
     ..); send off )  (,   ..); ) ;
    )  ; send out ) , ; ; the
    trees send out leaves   ; ) ,
    ; send up )  ; ) _. _.  
     

    *) to send word , ; to send smb. to Coventry
       -.;  -.; to send smb.
    packing ( flying), to send smb. to the rightabout ,
     -. (. . 4)
_____

sender

  ['send] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ;  , 
_____

send-off

  ['send'Of] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

senega

  ['senIg] _n. _. 
_____

senescence

  [sI'nesns] _n. 
_____

senescent

  [sI'nesnt] _a. 
_____

seneschal

  ['senISl] _n. _. 
_____

senile

  ['si:naIl] _a. ; 
_____

senility

  [sI'nIlItI] _a. ; 
_____

senior

  ['si:nj]

    1. _a.

      1)  (. junior ); John Smith senior  
      ; he is two years senior to me      ;
      senior classic (wrangler) ,    
        ( )   ;
      senior man ; senior partner  ; the senior
      service  -  (  ң 
      ֣ )

      2) _. ,  ( , , ); the
      senior class     ; the Senior Prom 
       

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) ; ; he is my senior   

      3)   

      4) _.   ;   ;
      ; 
_____

seniority

  [,si:nI'OrItI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

senna

  ['sen] _n. _.  
_____

sennet

  ['senIt] _n. _.  ,     
  (   )
_____

sennight

  ['senaIt] _n. _. ; today sennight )  ; ) 
   
_____

sennit

  ['senIt] _n. _. ԣ
_____

sensation

  [sen'seISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

sensational

  [sen'seISnl] _a.

    1) 

    2) _predic. , 

    3) _. 
_____

sensationalism

  [sen'seISnlIzm] _n. _. 
_____

sensation-monger

  [sen'seISn,mANg] _n.   
_____

sense

  [sens]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; the five senses  ; sixth sense
       , ; to have keen ( quick) senses 
      , ; a sense of duty  ; a sense of
      humour  ; a sense of failure  ; a sense
      of proportion  

      2) _pl. ; ; in one's senses  ϣ ; have you taken
      leave ( are you out) of your senses?    ?; to come to
      one's senses )   ; )   ; to frighten ( to
      scare) smb. out of his senses  -.   

      3)   (. common sense, good sense); ; a man of sense
       ; to talk sense  , ; he is
      talking sense   

      4) , ; it makes no sense    ; in the
      strict(est) ( true) sense of the word  ()  
      ; in a good sense    (); in a literal sense
         ; in a sense   , 
       ; in all senses   ,  
      ; in no sense    

      5) ; to take the senses of the meeting 
         

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) 
_____

senseless

  ['senslIs] _a.

    1) , ; to knock senseless 

    2) ; 
_____

sense-organ

  ['sens,O:gn] _n.   (,   ..)
_____

sensibility

  [,sensI'bIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ()

    3) 
_____

sensible

  ['sensbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ,  (of); to be sensible of one's peril
     

    3) , ; a sensible change for the better 
    ; a sensible rise in the temperature  
    
_____

sensitive

  ['sensItIv] _a.

    1) ; ; a sensitive ear () 
    ; sensitive market _.  ; sensitive paper
     ; sensitive plant _.  

    2)  ,   ; a sensitive skin
     

    3) , 

    4) 

    5) _. , 
_____

sensitiveness

  ['sensItIvnIs] _n. 
_____

sensitivity

  [,sensI'tIvItI] _n. 
_____

sensitize

  ['sensItaIz] _v.

    1)  ,  

    2)   ()
_____

sensor

  ['sens] _n. _. ;  ( ) 
_____

sensory

  ['sensrI] _a. , 
_____

sensual

  ['sensjul] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

sensualist

  ['sensjulIst] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

sensuality

  [,sensju'lItI] _n. 
_____

sensuous

  ['sensjus] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2) 
_____

sent

  [sent] _p.  _p-p.  send
_____

sentence

  ['sentns]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to pass a sentence upon smb.   -.;
      to serve one's sentence   

      2) _. 

      3) _. , 

    2. _v. , 
_____

sententious

  [sen'tenSs] _a. ; 
_____

sentience

  ['senSns] _n. 
_____

sentient

  ['senSnt] _a. , 
_____

sentiment

  ['sentImnt] _n.

    1) ; , , ; the sentiment of pity (of
    respect)   (); these are ( _. them's) my
    sentiments  ϣ 

    2) 
_____

sentimental

  [,sentI'mentl] _a. 
_____

sentimentality

  [,sentImen'tlItI] _n. 
_____

sentinel

  ['sentInl]

    1. _n. ; ; to stand sentinel over 

    2. _v. ,   
_____

sentry

  ['sentrI] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

sentry-box

  ['sentrIbOks] _n.  
_____

sentry-go

  ['sentrIgu] _n.  ; to be on sentry-go   
_____

sentry-line

  ['sentrIlaIn] _n. _.   
_____

sentry-unit

  ['sentrI,ju:nIt] _n. _.  
_____

sepal

  ['sepl] _n. _. 
_____

separability

  [,sepr'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

separable

  ['seprbl] _a. 
_____

separata

  [,sep'reIt] _pl.  separatum
_____

separate

  1. _a. ['seprIt]

    1) ; cut it into four separate parts    
    ; separate maintenance ,    

    2) , ; ; these are two entirely
    separate questions     

    3) ; Σ

    4) 

  2. _n. ['seprIt]   ()

  3. _v. ['sepreIt]

    1) (), (); (); 

    2) , ; to separate chaff from grain  
     

    3)  ( )

    4) _. , 
_____

separatee

  [,sepr'ti:] _n. 
_____

separation

  [,sep'reISn] _n.

    1) , ; , 

    2)   

    3)   

    4) _. 

    5) _. , 

    6) _attr.: separation allowance      (
     )
_____

separatism

  ['seprtIzm] _n. 
_____

separatist

  ['seprtIst] _n. 
_____

separator

  ['sepreIt] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) , , 

    3) ;  ( )

    4) _. , 
_____

separatum

  [,sep'reItm] (_pl. -ta) = separate 2
_____

sepia

  ['si:pj] _n.  ()
_____

sepoy

  ['si:pOI] _n. 
_____

sepsis

  ['sepsIs] _n. _. 
_____

sept

  [sept] _n. () 
_____

septa

  ['sept] _pl.  septum
_____

septan

  ['septn] _a. ; septan fever  
  
_____

septate

  ['septIt] _a. _. ̣ 
_____

septenary

  [sep'tenrI] _a. 
_____

septennial

  [sep'tenjl] _a.

    1) 

    2)     
_____

septentrional

  [sep'tentrInl] _a. _. 
_____

septet

  [sep'tet] = septette
_____

septette

  [sep'tet] _n. _. 
_____

septic

  ['septIk] _a. _. 
_____

septicaemia

  ['septI'si:mI] _n. _.  , , 
_____

septilateral

  ['septI'ltrl] _a. 
_____

septuagenarian

  [,septjudI'nErIn]

    1. _a. ;    70  79 

    2. _n.     70  79 
_____

septum

  ['septm] _n. (_pl. -ta) _. 
_____

septuple

  ['septjupl]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  

    3. _v.   ;    
_____

sepulchral

  [sI'pAlkrl] _a.

    1) ; ; sepulchral mound  

    2) ; sepulchral voice  
_____

sepulchre

  ['seplk]

    1. _n. , ; ; whited ( painted) sepulchre
    ) _.  ; ) 

    2. _v. ,  
_____

sepulture

  ['sepltS] _n. 
_____

sequacious

  [sI'kweISs] _a. _.

    1) , ; sequacious zeal  

    2) 
_____

sequel

  ['si:kwl] _n.

    1) ; the book is a sequel to ( of) the author's last
    novel       

    2)  ; in the sequel 

    3) , 
_____

sequela

  [sI'kwi:l] _. _n. (_pl. -lae; . _pl.) , 
  ()
_____

sequelae

  [sI'kwi:li:] _pl.  sequela
_____

sequence

  ['si:kwns] _n.

    1) ; ;  (); sequence of events
     ; sequence of tenses _.  ͣ; in
    sequence   ; in historical sequence   (
    ) 

    2) () , 

    3) _. 

    4) _.   , 
_____

sequent

  ['si:kwnt] _a.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

sequential

  [sI'kwenSl] _a.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

sequester

  [sI'kwest] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) = sequestrate
_____

sequestered

  [sI'kwestd]

    1. _p-p.  sequester

    2. _a. ; Σ; sequestered life Σ 
_____

sequestra

  [sI'kwestr] _pl.  sequestrum
_____

sequestrable

  [sI'kwestrbl] _a. _.  
_____

sequestrate

  [sI'kwestreIt] _v. _. ; 
_____

sequestration

  [,si:kwes'treISn] _n.

    1) _. ; 

    2) _. , 
_____

sequestrum

  [sI'kwestrm] _n. (_pl. -ra) _.   , 
_____

sequin

  ['si:kwIn] _n.

    1) _.  (     )

    2) ̣  
_____

sequoia

  [sI'kwOI] _n. _. 
_____

sera

  ['sIr] _pl.  serum
_____

seraglio

  [se'ra:lIu] _n. (_pl. -os [se'ra:lIuz]) 
_____

serai

  [se'raI] _n. -
_____

seraph

  ['serf] _n. (_pl. -phim, -phs ['serfs]) 
_____

seraphic

  [se'rfIk] _a. , , 
_____

seraphim

  ['serfIm] _pl.  seraph
_____

sere

  I [sI] _a. , 

  II [sI] = sear II
_____

serein

  [s'rN] _n. _.       
  
_____

serenade

  [,serI'neId]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

serene

  [sI'ri:n]

    1. _a.

      1) , , ; ; ; all serene
      _. ӣ  

      2): His Serene Highness   ()

    2. _n. _.  ;  

    3. _v. _. 
_____

serenity

  [sI'renItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) (Serenity)  ()
_____

serf

  [s:f] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

serfage

  ['s:fId] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

serfdom

  ['s:fdm] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

serfhood

  ['s:fhud] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

serge

  [s:d] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  (  )
_____

sergeant

  ['sa:dnt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) = Serjeant-at-law
_____

sergeant-major

  ['sa:dnt'meId] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

serial

  ['sIrIl]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; serial number  

      3)  

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)     (    );
      ()    , 
_____

serialize

  ['sIrIlaIz] _v.  , 
_____

seriate

  ['sIrIeIt] _a.

    1)   

    2)   

    3) 
_____

seriated

  ['sIrIeItId] _a.

    1)   

    2)   

    3) 
_____

seriatim

  [,sIrI'eItIm] _. _adv.   ,  ; to consider (to
  examine, to discuss) seriatim  (, ) 
  
_____

sericeous

  [sI'rISs] _a. _. _. 
_____

sericulture

  ['serIkAltS] _n. 
_____

series

  ['sIri:z] _n. (_pl.  .)

    1) ; ; a series of stamps (coins)   (); a
    series of misfortunes  ; in series , 
    

    2) _. , ; , 

    3) _.  
_____

serin

  ['serIn] _n. _.  
_____

seringa

  [sI'rINg] _n. _. 
_____

serio-comic

  ['sIrIu'kOmIk] _a. 
_____

serious

  ['sIrIs] _a.

    1) أ; and now to be serious ,   

    2) 

    3)  ; ; a serious illness  
_____

seriousness

  ['sIrIsnIs] _n. أ
_____

sermon

  ['s:mn] _n. ; 
_____

sermonize

  ['s:mnaIz] _v.

    1) 

    2) ,  , 
_____

serotinous

  [sI'rOtIns] _a. _. 
_____

serous

  ['sIrs] _a. _. 
_____

serpent

  ['s:pnt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ,  

    3) ,  (. the old Serpent)
_____

serpent-charmer

  ['s:pnt,tSa:m] _n.  
_____

serpentine

  ['s:pntaIn]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; , 

      3) ; , 

    2. _n.

      1) _. , 

      2) _. 

    3. _v. 
_____

serrate

  ['serIt] _a. ; 
_____

serrated

  [se'reItId] _a. ; 
_____

serration

  [se'reISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

serried

  ['serId] _a.  (  ); in serried ranks 
  
_____

serrulate

  ['serjuleIt] _a. 
_____

serrulated

  ['serjuleItId] _a. 
_____

serum

  ['sIrm] _n. (_pl. -s ['sIrmz], sera) _. 
_____

servant

  ['s:vnt] _n.

    1) , ,  (. domestic servant); to engage (to
    dismiss) a servant  () ; general servant
    "  ӣ"

    2)  ( ); public servant ,
       ; civil servant ,
     
_____

servant-maid

  ['s:vntmeId] _n. 
_____

serve

  [s:v]

    1. _v.

      1) ;  ; to serve one's country  
      ; to serve two masters    ; to serve as
      smb., smth.    -., -.

      2) , ; it will serve )  ,  ;
      )   ; as occassion serves  
      ; to serve no purpose   

      3)  (   ..)

      4)   ; he served in North Africa   
         ; to serve in the ranks  ; to
      serve under smb.    -.

      5)  ( ); dinner is served!  !

      6) ; ; to serve a customer  
      , ; this busline serves a large district 
          ; to serve a town with
      water   

      7) , ; to serve a gun   

      8)   (,   ..); to serve one's
      apprenticeship ( time)   

      9)  , 

      10)  , ; he served me shamefully  ۣ 
       

      11) _.  

      12) _.  ( -.; on); to serve notice ,
       

      13)   (   ..)

      14) _. 

      #) serve for )   -.; )    -.;
      the bundle served him for a pillow ף   ;
      serve out ) , ; ) _. ; serve
      round   (); serve with ; 

      *) it serves him (her) right!   ()!; to serve smb. a
      trick   -. 

    2. _n. _.  ()
_____

service

  I ['s:vIs]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to take into one's service ; to take service with
      smb.     -.

      2) , 

      3) , , ; 

      4) , ; at your service   ; to be of
      service  

      5)  (   ..); Civil Service 
      () ; National Service   
       ( )

      6) _.  ; the (fighting) services ,   
      

      7) 

      8)  

      9) _. 

      10) _.  ()

      11) _. ; to say a service  

      12) _attr. ; service record  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)      (  ..)

      3)  ()

      4) 

  II ['s:vIs] = service-tree
_____

service dress

  ['s:vIs'dres] _n.  
_____

service entrance

  ['s:vIs'entrns] _n.

    1)  

    2) ޣ 
_____

service flat

  ['s:vIs'flt] _n.    
_____

service medal

  ['s:vIs'medl] _n. _. _.   (   -.
     )
_____

service pipe

  ['s:vIs'paIp] _n.     
_____

service shop

  ['s:vIs'SOp] _n.   
_____

service stair

  ['s:vIs'stE] _n. ޣ 
_____

service station

  ['s:vIs'steISn] _n.   ()
_____

service uniform

  ['s:vIs'ju:nIfO:m] _n. _. _.   
_____

service-book

  ['s:vIsbuk] _n. 
_____

service-tree

  ['s:vIstri:] _n. _.  
_____

serviceable

  ['s:vIsbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; serviceable fabric  

    3) _. 
_____

serviceman

  ['s:vIsmn] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ; a television serviceman  
_____

serviette

  [,s:vI'et] _n. _. 
_____

servile

  ['s:vaIl] _a. ; , , 
_____

servility

  [s:'vIlItI] _n. , 
_____

servitor

  ['s:vIt] _n.

    1) _. ; ֣

    2) _. ,    
_____

servitude

  ['s:vItju:d] _n. ; ; to deliver from servitude
    
_____

servo

  ['s:vu]

    1. _n. _. _.  servo-mechanism  servo-motor

    2. _a. 
_____

servo-mechanism

  ['s:vu'meknIzm] _n. _. ;  
_____

servo-motor

  ['s:vu'mut] _n. _. ; 
_____

sesame

  ['sesmI] _n. _. , 
_____

sesquialteral

  [,seskwI'ltrl] _a. 
_____

sesquipedalian

  ['seskwIpI'deIljn] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ,  ( )
_____

sessile

  ['sesaIl] _a. _. _. 
_____

session

  ['seSn] _n.

    1) ; to be in session ,   

    2)  (, ); Court of Session 
      ; petty sessions   
          

    3)   ( _.   ); summer
    session    

    4) _. ,    

    5) _. ,  -. (. -. )
_____

sesterce

  ['sest:s] _n. _.  ( )
_____

sestertii

  [ses't:tIaI] _pl.  sestertius
_____

sestertius

  [ses't:tjs] _n. (_pl. -tii) = sesterce
_____

sestet

  [ses'tet] _n.

    1) = sextet(te)

    2)     
_____

set

  [set]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; a chess set ; a set of golf-clubs
         ; a dressing-table set  ; a
      set of false teeth  ;  ; a set of
      Shakespeare's plays   

      2)  ,   ; the smart set
       ; the fast set ԣ

      3) ɣ; 

      4)  (, )

      5) , 

      6) , ; ; ; ; the set of
      one's shoulders  ; the set of one's head  ; I
      don't like the set of his coat   ,   Σ 
      

      7) _. 

      8)  ( )

      9)  ()

      10) ; ߣ 

      11) ;  ; onion sets -

      12)   ()

      13)  ()

      14) _. 

      15) _.  

      16) _.   ()

      17) _. 

      18) _.  

      19) _. 

      20) _. ߣ

      *) to make a dead set at )   ;  ;
      )  ,   .. (.  )

    2. _a.

      1) ,  ( , )

      2)  ( ); of set purpose  ;
      

      3)  ,  ( )

      4) , ; 

      5) 

      6) ; set fair  ( )

      7) ף, , 

      8) ֣; a heavy set man   

      9)  ( )

      10)  ( )

      11)  ( )

      12)   (on, upon - -.)

    3. _v. (set)

      1) , , ; , ;
      , ; to set foot on smth.   -.;
      not to set foot in smb.'s house    -. ;
      to set sail )  ; )   ; to set the
      signal ,  ; to set the table  
      ; to set to zero )   ; )   ; to
      set on stake   ; to set one's name ( hand) to a
      document     

      2)   ̣ ; to set in motion  
      ; to set in order   ; to set smb. at (his)
      ease ,  -.; he set people at once on their
      ease with him       ; to
      set at rest ) ; )  (); to set at variance
      ;  ; to set free ; to set loose
      ; to set right )   , ;
      )   ; to set one's hat (tie, etc.) straight
      ( right)   (  ..); to set laughing
      ; to set on fire ; the news set her heart beating
          ţ  ; the answer set the audience
      in a roar  ,    ; to
      set a machine going  

      3) , ; to set the hands of a clock 
       ; to set a razor  

      4) ; , 

      5)  ()

      6)  ()

      7)  (  )

      8)     ;  ( )

      9) ,  ()

      10)    ;  ; to set
      course   ; opinion is setting against it 
        

      11) , ; to set one's face towards the sun
         ; to set one's mind ( brain) on (
      to) smth.    ޣ-.

      12) , , ; to set a glass to one's lips
         ; to set a pen to paper  ; to set
      a seal to  

      13)  ()

      14) ,  ()

      15) , ,  (,   ..); to
      set the value of smth. at a certain sum  -.; 
       -.; to set bounds (to) ; to set a limit (to)
       , 

      16)  (, ); to set to work   ; you
      have set me a difficult job     ; to set
      oneself a task    

      17)  ()

      18)  ( )

      19) ,  ( , ; . _.); his star has
      set   

      20)    (. set to music)

      21)  ף, , ; to set milk for cheese
         

      22) , , ;  ( ,
      ); the jelly has ( is) set  

      23) , ;  ̣ ; his
      character has ( is) set      

      24)  ( )

      25) 

      26)   ( )

      27) _. 

      28) _.  ()

      29) _. 

      30) _.  

      #) set about ) ,   -.; ) 
      (-.) ; ) _. ,    -.;
      )  (); set against ) ;
      )   -.; set apart )  
      ; ) ; ) ; )  (); set
      aside ) ; ) ,   ;
      ) ; set at ) ,  ;
      )  ; set back ) , ;
      )    ; set before , 
      (); set by , ; set down ) ,
       ( ); ) ; )  ();
      ) ,  ; ) _. , 
      (-.); ): set down as  -.; )  (to -
      -.); set forth ) , ; ) ;
      )  (); set forward )  ();
      ) ; set in ; ; ; the
      tide set in  ; rain set in ۣ  ;
        ; winter has set in  ; set
      off ) ; ; ) (); ) ;
      ) ; ) ; ) (); ;
      the frame sets off the picture     ;
      )  (); )   -.; to set off laughing
      ; set on ) ; ; ) ;
      )  ( ); set out )  ; ) 
       ; ) ; ) , , ;
      ) ; set over   ; set to )  
      ; )   (, ); to set oneself to smth.
        -.; set up ) ; ) ;
      ) ,  (,   ..);
      ) () (over -  -.); )  (-.);
       (  ..); ) ,  (in, with -
      -.); )  (); )  ();
      )  , ; ) _. ;
      ) ;  ; set up for   
      -.; he sets up for a scholar    ޣ; set
      upon = set on; set with  (̣,   ..)

      *) to set oneself against (a proposal, etc.) 
       (   ..); to set on foot 
       , , ; to set smb. on his feet 
      -.  ;  -.  ; to set one's mind on smth.
        -.;   -.; to set one's hopes on
      smb., smth.    -., -.; to set one's life
      on a chance  ; to set much by smth. () 
      -.; to set little by smth.     ޣ-.; this
      man will never set the Thames on fire    
      ; to set eyes on 
_____

set screw

  ['setskru:] _n. _.  
_____

set square

  ['setskwE] _n. 
_____

set-down

  ['set'daun] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) ң; 
_____

set-off

  ['set'Of] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; , 

    3) _. , 
_____

set-out

  [set'aut] _n.

    1) ; at the first set-out   

    2) ; 

    3)  ;  "- "

    4) ɣ 
_____

set-to

  ['set'tu:] _n. (_pl. -tos, -to's ['set'tu:z]) _.

    1)  ; 

    2)  
_____

set-up

  ['setAp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , ; , 

      3) _. , 

      4) _. ,   ̣ 

      5) , 

    2. _a.

      1) ֣ ( ); a well set-up figure  

      2) ӣ; 
_____

seta

  ['si:t] _n. (_pl. -tae) _. _. 
_____

setaceous

  [sI'teISs] _a. _. _. 
_____

setae

  ['si:ti:] _pl.  seta
_____

set-back

  ['setbk] _n.

    1)  (  ..); ; 

    2) ; to suffer a set-back  
_____

setose

  ['si:tus] = setaceous
_____

sett

  [set] _n. ,  
_____

settee

  [se'ti:] _n. 
_____

setter

  ['set] _n.

    1)  ()

    2)  ( )

    3)   

    4) 
_____

setting

  ['setIN]

    1. _pres-p.  set 3

    2. _n.

      1)  , 

      2)   ;   ()

      3)  ()

      4)    ()

      5)     ()

      6)  ()

      7)  ()

      8) , , ;  ()

      9) , ;   

      10) _. ,  
_____

setting-rule

  ['setINru:l] _n. _.  
_____

setting-stick

  ['setINstIk] _n. _. 
_____

setting-up

  ['setIN'Ap] _n. _. , 
_____

settle

  I ['setl] _n. (-)

  II ['setl] _v.

    1) (), (),  (. settle down)

    2) (); ()  ; ();
    (); to settle one's affairs )   ;
    )  ; things will soon settle into shape 
     

    3) () (. settle down); to settle (one's) nerves
    

    4) (); (); (); to settle oneself in
    the arm-chair   ; to settle an invalid among the
    pillows    

    5)   ̣  ( settle down)

    6) , , ;     ;
    to settle smb.'s doubts  -. ; that settles the
    matter ( the question)  ; to settle the day
     ,  

    7) , 

    8) ; ,  

    9) ,   ; ; the dust settleed on
    everything ӣ  

    10)  ;   

    11) ; to settle smb.'s hash   -., 
    -.;  -.

    12)  (ޣ); ; to settle an old score 
     ޣ

    13) _.  ( -.); ; to settle an annuity on
    smb.    -.

    #) settle down ) (), ; ) ;
    ; ; ) ,   
    ; to settle down to married life  أ;
    )  ( -.);  ( -.); the boy couldn't
    settle down to his homework       ;
    settle in ()
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settled

  ['setld]

    1. _p-p.  settle II

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ף, ̣; a man of settled convictions 
      ף 

      3) ; settled melancholy  

      4) 

      5) , 
_____

settlement

  ['setlmnt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) _.  (     
    )

    4) , ޣ

    5)  (); 

    6) ; ; to tear up the settlement  (
    ) 

    7)  ; Act of Settlement    
     (1701 .)

    8)  ӣ,  
_____

settler

  ['setl] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  ;  

    3) _. ; 
_____

settling

  ['setlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  settle II

    2. _n.

      1) (. _pl.) , ; ̣

      2) 
_____

settling-day

  ['setlIN'deI] _n. ޣ  ( )
_____

seven

  ['sevn]

    1. _n-card. 

    2. _n.

      1) ͣ

      2) _pl.   (   ..)
_____

seven-league

  ['sevn'li:g] _a.: seven-league steps _.  
_____

sevenfold

  ['sevnfuld]

    1. _a. 

    2. _adv.    ()
_____

seventeen

  ['sevn'ti:n] _n-card. 
_____

seventeenth

  ['sevn'ti:n]

    1. _n-ord. 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) (the seventeenth)  
_____

seventh

  ['sevn]

    1. _n-ord. 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) (the seventh)  
_____

seventies

  ['sevntIz] _n. _pl.

    1) (the seventies)  

    2)  ;   (  70  79 )
_____

seventieth

  ['sevntII]

    1. _n-ord. 

    2. _n.  
_____

seventy

  ['sevntI]

    1. _n-card. ; seventy-one  ; seventy-two
       ..; he is over seventy   

    2. _n.  (, )
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sever

  ['sev] _v.

    1) , , ; to sever oneself from ,
     

    2) (); ; ; 

    3) ,  (); to sever a friendship 
    ; to sever diplomatic relations  
    
_____

several

  ['sevrl] _a.

    1.

      1) ; several people  

      2) , , ; they went their several ways  
       ۣ  ; each has his several ideal   
      ; collective and several responsibility   
      ; the several members of the Board  
      

    2.  . ,  ; several of you 
     
_____

severance

  ['sevrns] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) _attr.: severance pay  
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severe

  [sI'vI] _a.

    1) , ; severe punishment  ; to be severe
    with    ; to be severe upon ,
    

    2) , ֣ ( ,   ..); severe loss 
    

    3) , ; severe storm  ; severe weather 
    ; severe headache   ; severe competition
     

    4) , ,  ( , ,   ..); severe
    pattern  

    5) , 

    6) ; severe test ֣ 
_____

severely

  [sI'vIlI] _adv.   . {. severe}; to leave ( to let)
  severely alone      ; _. 
    (-. )
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severity

  [sI'verItI] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) _pl. ,  (  ..)
_____

sew

  I [su] _v. (sewed [sud]; sewed, sewn) , , ,
  

    #) sew down ; sew in ; to sew in a patch 
    ; sew on = sew down; sew together ; sew up ) ;
    ) _.  

    *) sewed up _. 

  II [sju:] _v.

    1)  ()

    2): to be sewed up _.   
_____

sewage

  ['sju:Id] _n.  ; 
_____

sewage-farm

  ['sju:Idfa:m] _n.  
_____

sewer

  I ['su] _n. ; 

  II ['sju]

    1. _n. ,  ;  

    2. _v.  

  III ['sju] _n. _. 
_____

sewerage

  ['sjurId] _n. 
_____

sewing kit

  ['suIN'kIt] _n. _.     
_____

sewing silk

  ['suINsIlk] _n. ޣ ۣ 
_____

sewing-cotton

  ['suIN,kOtn] _n.  
_____

sewing-machine

  ['suINm,Si:n] _n.  
_____

sewn

  [sun] _p-p.  sew I
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sex

  [seks] _n.

    1) _. ; the weaker sex  , ; the sterner (
    stronger) sex  , ; the sex _. 

    2) , ;  

    3)  

    4) _attr. , ; sex instinct  ; sex
    intergrade 
_____

sex appeal

  ['seks,pi:l] _n. ,   (.
  )
_____

sexagenarian

  [,seksdI'nErIn]

    1. _a.  (   59  70 )

    2. _n.     59  70 
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sexagenary

  [sek'sdInrI]

    1. _a.

      1)   ;  ; sexagenary
      cycle    

      2) = sexagenarian 1

    2. _n. = sexagenarian 2
_____

sexagesimal

  [,seks'desIml]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

sexennial

  [seks'enjl] _a. ;    
_____

sexiness

  ['seksInIs] _n. ; 
_____

sexless

  ['sekslIs] _a.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

sexology

  [sek'sOldI] _n. 
_____

sextain

  ['seksteIn] _n. _.    
_____

sextan

  ['sekstn] _.

    1. _a.    ; 

    2. _n.  
_____

sextant

  ['sekstnt] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

sextet

  [seks'tet] = sextette
_____

sextette

  [seks'tet] _n. _. 
_____

sexto

  ['sekstu] _n. (_pl. -os ['sekstuz])    1/6  
_____

sextodecimo

  ['sekstu'desImu] _n. (_pl. -os ['sekstu'desImuz])   
  1/16  
_____

sexton

  ['sekstn] _n.  ; ; 
_____

sextuple

  ['sekstjupl] _a. 
_____

sexual

  ['seksjul] _a. , 
_____

sexy

  ['seksI] _a. _. , , 
_____

sgraffito

  [zgra:'fi:tu] _. _n. _. 
_____

shabby

  ['SbI] _a.

    1) ԣ, ң, 

    2) 

    3) , ,  (   ..)

    4) , 

    5) , ; shabby treatment  
_____

shabby-genteel

  ['SbIden,ti:l] _a.   
_____

shabrack

  ['Sbrk] _n. 
_____

shack

  I [Sk] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

  II [Sk] _v. _.

    1) ,  (. shack up)

    2) ,  ( -.)
_____

shackle

  ['Skl]

    1. _n.

      1) (. _pl.) 

      2) _pl. , 

      3) _. ();  

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) , , 

      3) , 
_____

shad

  [Sd] _n.  ( )
_____

shadberry

  ['SdbrI] _n. _. 
_____

shaddock

  ['Sdk] _n. _. 
_____

shade

  [SeId]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; light and shade _.    (. _.);
      to throw ( to cast, to put) into the shade 

      2) , ͣ; , ;  ; silks in all
      shades of blue ۣ     ; people of
      all shades of opinion    ; there is not a
      shade of doubt    

      3)  ; a shade better - 

      4) _. _.  ;  ; among the shades 
       

      5) , ; ;  

      6) ,     

      7) _. 

      8)   ( _. ); 

      9) , ; in the shade of a tree   

    2. _v.

      1)   ; 

      2) ; 

      3) , 

      4)   (into -   );  
      (. shade away, shade off);  (. shade away, shade
      down)

      5) _.   ()
_____

shadoof

  [S'du:f] _. _n.  ( )
_____

shadow

  ['Sdu]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to cast a shadow    ; to be afraid
      of one's own shadow   ; to live in the shadow
        ; the shadows of evening  

      2) , ; her face was in deep shadow  ţ  
       ; to sit in the shadow   ,  
      

      3)  ; he is his mother's shadow    
       

      4) ; to catch at shadows   ,  
      ; a shadow of death  ; he is a mere shadow
      of his former self     

      5) , ͣ; there is not a shadow of doubt   
      

      6) , 

      7) 

      *) the shadow of a shade   

    2. _v.

      1) _. , 

      2)     (. shadow forth, shadow
      out)

      3)   ;  

      4) 

      5) ,  (. shadow forth)
_____

shadow cabinet

  ['Sdu'kbInIt] _n. _. " " ( 
  ,   )
_____

shadow factory

  ['Sdu'fktrI] _n. ,      
    
_____

shadow pantomime

  ['Sdu'pntmaIm] _n. _.    (. shadow
  play)
_____

shadow-boxing

  ['Sdu,bOksIN] _n.

    1) _.      ( )

    2)  ,  
_____

shadowgraph

  ['Sdugra:f] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3) , ,    ݣ 
_____

shadowy

  ['SduI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ; shadowy past  

    3) , ԣ

    4) 
_____

shady

  ['SeIdI] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; shady transaction ԣ 

    3) ; shady egg  ; on the shady side of forty (fifty,
    etc.)   (   ..) 
_____

shaft

  [Sa:ft] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _. أ;  (. _.); shafts of satire  

    3) , ; 

    4)  ()

    5)  

    6) , 

    7) ;  ; 

    8) 

    9) , 

    10)  

    11) _. ,  

    12) _. , , 
_____

shaft furnace

  ['Sa:ft'f:nIs] _n. _.  
_____

shaft-horse

  ['Sa:fthO:s] _n.  , 
_____

shafting

  ['Sa:ftIN] _n. _.  
_____

shag

  I ['Sg] _n.   ; 

  II [Sg] _n. _.    
_____

shaggy

  ['SgI] _a.

    1) , ; ; shaggy eyebrows  

    2) ,  ޣ

    3) , 

    4) _. ; , ԣ
_____

shaggy-dog story

  ['SgI'dOg,stO:rI] _n. _.

    1)     (     
    )

    2) ,     
_____

shagreen

  [S'gri:n] _n. 
_____

shah

  [Sa:] _. _n. 
_____

shake

  [SeIk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to give smth. a good shake  
      -.; with a shake of the head  

      2) _. , 

      3) = earthquake

      4) ; ; ; all of a shake 

      5): the shakes _. ) , ; ) ; to give smb.
      the shakes   -. 

      6) , 

      7) _. ; in a brace of shakes, in two shakes   

      8) 

      9) _. 

      *) no great shakes , 

    2. _v. (shook; shaken)

      1) (); ; (); (); to shake
      hands    ;  ; to shake smb.
      by the hand  -. ; to shake oneself free from smth.
         -.; to shake one's head   (
         ; at, over); to shake one's sides
        ; to shake dice     (
      ,  )

      2) ; to shake with fear (cold)    ()

      3) , 

      4) , 

      #) shake down )  (  ); )  ();
      )  (  - ,   ..); ) ();
      ) ; ; )  (); 
      ; shake off )  (); to shake off the dust
      from one's feet     ; ) ; to shake
      off a bad habit    ; shake out
      ) ; to shake smth. out of one's head  -. 
      ;      ޣ-.; ) ף
      (, ); ): to shake out into a fighting formation _.
         ; shake up ) ; ;
      ) _. ; ) 

      *) to shake in one's shoes   ; to shake a leg _.
      ) ; ) ; shake a leg! !, 
      !; to shake the plum-tree _. _. 
          
_____

shake-rag

  ['SeIkrg] _n. 
_____

shake-up

  ['SeIk'Ap] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

shakedown

  ['SeIkdaun] _n.

    1)   (   ..)

    2) _.  ()

    3) _attr. _. shakedown cruise  ,  
_____

shaken

  ['SeIkn] _p-p.  shake 2
_____

shaker

  ['SeIk] _n.

    1) (Shaker)  (   )

    2) _.  

    3) ,    
_____

shako

  ['Sku] _n. (_pl. -os ['Skuz]) _. 
_____

shaky

  ['SeIkI] _a.

    1) , ף; to feel shaky   ,
    ; to be shaky on one's pins ף   

    2) ; , 

    3) 

    4) ģ, 

    5) ,  ( )
_____

shale

  [SeIl] _n. _. () ,  
_____

shale-oil

  ['SeIl'OIl] _n.  ģ
_____

shall

  [Sl] ( ); [Sl], [Sl] ( ) _v. (should)

    1)  ;       1
    . .  . . I shall go  

    2)  ;  , , , 
     2  3 . .  . .: you shall not catch me again    
      ; he shall be told about it    
    ; they shall not pass!   !; you shall pay for this! 
      !
_____

shalloon

  [S'lu:n] _n. ̣   ""
_____

shallop

  ['Slp] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. , 
_____

shallot

  [S'lOt] _n. _.  ()
_____

shallow

  ['Slu]

    1. _a.

      1) ; shallow draft _.  

      2) , ; shallow mind ,  

    2. _n.  , ; 

    3. _v.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

shalt

  [Slt] _. 2- . . .   . shall
_____

sham

  [Sm]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) 

      4) , 

      5) ; 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) , ; sham diamond  

      3) ; sham battle _. ,  

      4) , ; sham doctor -

    3. _v. , , ; to sham illness
     ; he shammed dead ( death)  
    ͣ

      *) to sham Abraham  , 
_____

shaman

  ['Smn] _n. 
_____

shamble

  ['Smbl]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.  , 
_____

shambles

  ['Smblz] _n. (.  .  . .)

    1) 

    2) , ; to turn cities into shambles   
    

    3) _. 
_____

shame

  [SeIm]

    1. _n.

      1) ; shame!, for shame!, fie, for shame! !; shame on you!
         !; to think shame to do smth.  
      -.

      2) ; to put to shame ; to bring to shame ; to
      bring shame to ( on, upon) smb.   -.

      3) ; ; it is a shame he is so clumsy ,  
       ; what a shame you can't come earlier  , 
          

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; to shame a man into apologizing 
          

      2) ; 

      *) to tell ( to say) the truth and shame the devil  
      
_____

shamefaced

  ['SeImfeIst] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) _. ,  (   ..)
_____

shameful

  ['SeImful] _a. ; 
_____

shameless

  ['SeImlIs] _a. ; shameless liar  
_____

shammer

  ['Sm] _n. , 
_____

shammy

  ['SmI] _n. 
_____

shammy-leather

  ['SmI,le] = shammy
_____

shampoo

  [Sm'pu:]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) أ 

    2. _v. (shampooed [Sm'pu:d], shampoo'd [Sm'pu:d])

      1)  ()

      2) _. 
_____

shamrock

  ['SmrOk] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _.  

    3)  ( )
_____

shan't

  [Sa:nt] _. _. = shall not
_____

shandrydan

  ['SndrIdn] _n. _.  
_____

shandy

  ['SndI] _n.        
_____

shandygaff

  ['SndIgf] _n.        
_____

shanghai

  [SN'haI] _v. _.

    1) ,    

    2) _.  (-.)  ԣ  
_____

shank

  [SNk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) 

      4)       

      5) ; 

      6) ,  ()

      7)  ()

      8)  ()

      9)  ()

      10) _. _. ;  ; the shank of the
      evening  

      *) on Shanks's mare ( pony)    , 

    2. _v.  (. shank off)
_____

shantung

  [Sn'tAN] _n. _.  
_____

shanty

  I ['SntI] _n. , 

  II ['SntI] _n.    
_____

shape

  [SeIp]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; ; in the shape of smth.  
      -.; a reward in the shape of a sum of money   
       ; spherical in shape   ; in no shape or
      form )    ; )  

      2) ̣,  ; ; to get one's ideas into
      shape     ; to put into shape ) 
      ; )   ; to take shape  ̣
      , 

      3) 

      4) _. , ; in bad shape   ; to
      be in good (bad) shape    ()  ; to
      keep oneself in shape   

      5) , , 

      6)  ( ,   ..)

      7) 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ( -.)

      2)  , ;   -. ; to
      shape into a ball   ; to shape one's course
       ;  

      3)  , ; ; to shape well 
      

      4)  (to)

      5) _. 
_____

shaped

  [SeIpt]

    1. _-.  shape 2

    2. _a.  ̣ ; shaped like a pear 
_____

shapeless

  ['SeIplIs] _a. 
_____

shapely

  ['SeIplI] _a.  ֣; ;  ; a shapely pair
  of legs  
_____

shapen

  ['SeIpn] _. _p-p.  shape 2
_____

shaping

  ['SeIpIN]

    1. _pres-p.  shape 2

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _. 
_____

shaping-machine

  ['SeIpINm,Si:n] _n. - , 
_____

shard

  [Sa:d] _n.  ()
_____

share

  I [SE]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; he has a large share of self-esteem   
         ; to go shares in smth. with
      smb.  -.  -. 

      2) ; he does more than his share of the work  
      ,   (    )

      3) ; ; on shares  ; preferred shares 
      

      *) share and share alike   ; shares! , !

    2. _v.

      1) (),  (. share out); to share money among
      five men     ; they shared the secret 
          ; he would share his last penny with me 
           ; to share a room with smb.
           -.

      2) ;   (. share in); to share profits
        

      3)  (,   ..)

  II [SE] _n. ,  ()
_____

share bone

  ['SEbun] _n. _.  
_____

share-list

  ['SElIst] _n.

    1)   

    2)  
_____

share-out

  ['SEraut] _n.  
_____

sharecropper

  ['SE,krOp] _n. _. ; 
_____

shareholder

  ['SE,huld] _n. ; 
_____

sharepusher

  ['SE,puS] _n. _. ,   ģ
  
_____

shark

  [Sa:k]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; ; 

      3) _. _.   (-.)

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) ; 
_____

shark-oil

  ['Sa:k'OIl] _n.  
_____

sharkskin

  ['Sa:kskIn] _n.

    1)  

    2)    (. )
_____

sharp

  [Sa:p]

    1. _a.

      1) ; , 

      2) ̣, ޣ ( ,   ..)

      3) ,  ( , ߣ  ..)

      4) ,  ( )

      5)  ( , , ); ; sharp frost 
      

      6) ,  ( ,   ..)

      7)  ( , );  ( ); to
      have sharp words with smb.    -.

      8)  ( )

      9) , , 

      10) , ; ; he was too sharp for me 
       ; sharp practice 

      11) , ; sharp work  

      12) _.   ; 

      *) as sharp as a needle  , 

    2. _n.

      1) ,  

      2) _. 

      3)    

      4) _. 

      5) _. 

      6) _pl. _-. ,  

    3. _adv.

      1) , ; at six o'clock sharp   6 

      2) ; to turn sharp round  

      3) _.    

      *) look sharp! ) !; ) ()  !

    4. _v.

      1) 

      2) _.  
_____

sharp-cut

  ['Sa:p'kAt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ޣ, , ޣ, ̣ ( ,
    )
_____

sharp-eyed

  ['Sa:p'aId] _a.   
_____

sharp-set

  ['Sa:p'set] _a.

    1)  

    2) ,  ( -.)

    3)    
_____

sharp-shooter

  ['Sa:p,Su:t] _n.  , 
_____

sharp-witted

  ['Sa:p'wItId] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

sharpen

  ['Sa:pn] _v.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

sharper

  ['Sa:p] _n. , 
_____

sharpy

  ['Sa:pI] _n.

    1)   

    2) , 
_____

shatter

  ['St]

    1. _v.

      1) () ; 

      2)  ();  (); to shatter
      confidence  

    2. _n. , ; to be in shatters   
_____

shatter brain

  ['StbreIn] = scatter-brain
_____

shave

  [SeIv]

    1. _n.

      1) أ; to have a shave ; to get a close shave 
      

      2): near ( narrow) shave ,    
      ; he had a close shave of it, he missed it by a close shave
           ; we won by a close shave   
      

      3) _. , 

      4) ; 

    2. _v. (shaved [SeIvd]; shaved, shaven)

      1) ()

      2) ; 

      3) , ; 

      4)    ; we managed to shave past  
      ,  

      5) _. 

      6) _.  ()
_____

shaveling

  ['SeIvlIN] _n.

    1) _. "" (   )

    2) , 
_____

shaven

  ['SeIvn] _p-p.  shave 2
_____

shaver

  ['SeIv] _n.

    1) ; electric shaver  

    2) _. , Σ (. young shaver)
_____

shavetail

  ['SeIvteIl] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. _. ()  (. shavetail lieutenant)
_____

shaving

  ['SeIvIN]

    1. _pres-p.  shave 2

    2. _n.

      1) أ

      2) _pl. 

      3) _.  ( ̣);  ()
_____

shaving-brush

  ['SeIvINbrAS] _n.   
_____

shaving-cream

  ['SeIvINkri:m] _n.   
_____

shawl

  [SO:l]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.  ,   
_____

shawm

  [SO:m] _n.     
_____

shay

  [SeI] _n. _. _. 
_____

she

  [Si:]

    1. _pron. _pers.

      1)  (   , .   ̣
        ; _obj. her ţ  ..); _obj. . 
         _subj.; that's her  

      2) _.  (); she of the golden hair   
      

    2. _n. ; the not impossible she  
_____

she-

  [Si:]      ; .: she-goat ;
  she-wolf 
_____

shea

  [SI] _n. _.   (. shea tree)
_____

sheading

  ['Si:dIN] _n.  ( - )
_____

sheaf

  [Si:f]

    1. _n. (_pl. sheaves)

      1) ; 

      2) ,  (, ); 

      3) _.  ;   (. sheaf of fire)

    2. _v.   
_____

sheaf-binder

  ['Si:f,baInd] _n. 
_____

shear

  [SI]

    1. _n.

      1) _pl. 

      2) ; a sheep of one shear -

      3) _. , ;  

      4) _.   ( )

      5) _pl. = shear-legs 1)

    2. _v. (sheared [SId], _. shore; shorn, sheared)

      1)  (. )

      2) ; 

      3)  -. (of)

      4) (. _p-p.)   

      5) _. , ; the sword shore its way  
       

      6) _.   
_____

shear-legs

  ['SIlegz] _n. _pl.

    1) _.  

    2) 
_____

shearling

  ['SIlIN] _n.    
_____

sheat-fish

  ['Si:tfIS] _n. 
_____

sheath

  [Si:]; _pl. [Si:z] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 

    4) ,   

    5) _. 

    6) _. 

    7) _. 
_____

sheathe

  [Si:] _v.

    1)   ,  

    2)   , 

    3) _. 
_____

sheave

  I [Si:v] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) , 

    3) _-. 

  II [Si:v] = sheaf 2
_____

sheaves

  [Si:vz] _pl.  sheaf 1
_____

shebang

  [SI'bN] _n. _. _.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) 

    4) ; 
_____

shebeen

  [SI'bi:n] _. _. _n. ,    
  
_____

shed

  I [Sed] _v. (shed)

    1) ,  (, , , );  (,
    )

    2) ,  (̣, )

    3) ;  (,   ..)

  II [Sed] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; ; ; 

    3) _.  ()
_____

sheen

  [Si:n]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ,  

    2. _a. _. ; 
_____

sheeny

  ['Si:nI] _a. , 
_____

sheep

  [Si:p] _n. (_pl.  .)

    1) ; ; to follow like sheep   ( -.)

    2) ,  

    3) (. _pl.)  ( _.)

    4)  ( )

    *) wolf in sheep's clothing    ; the black sheep (of
    a family)  ( ); to cast ( to make) sheep's eyes at
    smb.  ̣   -; as well be hanged for a
    sheep as (for) a lamb   -  
_____

sheep's-head

  ['Si:pshed] _n. " ", 
_____

sheep-cote

  ['Si:pkut] = sheep-fold
_____

sheep-dog

  ['Si:pdOg] _n. 
_____

sheep-faced

  ['Si:pfeIst] _a. , 
_____

sheep-fold

  ['Si:pfuld] _n.   , 
_____

sheep-run

  ['Si:prAn] _n.  
_____

sheepish

  ['Si:pIS] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

sheepman

  ['Si:pmn] _n. _. 
_____

sheepshank

  ['Si:pSNk] _n. _.  (    )
_____

sheepskin

  ['Si:pskIn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) 

    4) _. _. _. 
_____

sheer

  I [SI]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , ; by sheer force   ; sheer
      waste of time    ; sheer exhaustion
       ; a sheer impossibility  

      3) , 

      4) , ̣ ( )

      5) , , 

    2. _adv.

      1) , 

      2) , 

  II [SI] _.

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2)  ,  

    2. _v.   ; sheer off , 
_____

sheer-legs

  ['SIlegz] = shear-legs 1)
_____

sheet

  I [Si:t]

    1. _n.

      1) ; between the sheets  ; as white as a sheet
        

      2)  (, , ); 

      3)   (. printer's sheet)

      4) 

      5)  , ,   (, ,
      )

      6) , 

      7) _. 

      8) _. 

      9) _.  

      10) _attr. ; sheet iron ()  ; sheet
      rubber  

      *) clean sheet  

    2. _v.  (Σ, ,   ..)

  II [Si:t] _.

    1. _n. 

      *) three sheets in ( to) the wind, three sheets in the wind's eye
      _.  

    2. _v.  
_____

sheet lightning

  ['Si:t,laItnIN] _n. 
_____

sheet music

  ['Si:t,mju:zIk] _n. ,   
  
_____

sheet-anchor

  ['Si:t,Nk] _n.

    1) _.   

    2)  ;  
_____

sheet-proofs

  ['Si:tpru:fs] _n. _pl. 
_____

sheeted

  I ['Si:tId]

    1. _p-p.  sheet I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; sheeted rain   

  II ['Si:tId] _p-p.  sheet II, 2
_____

sheeting

  I ['Si:tIN]

    1. _pres-p.  sheet I, 2

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

  II ['Si:tIN] _pres-p.  sheet II, 2
_____

sheik

  [SeIk] _. _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  
_____

sheikh

  [SeIk] _. _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  
_____

shekel

  ['Sekl] _n.

    1)  (_-.    )

    2) _pl. _. 
_____

sheldrake

  ['SeldreIk] _n. _. 
_____

shelf

  [Self] _n. (_pl. shelves)

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) ; , 

    4) _. 

    5) _.  

    6) _attr.: shelf ice    

    *) to lay ( to put) on the shelf   ;   ;
    to be on the shelf )    ; ) 
    Σ   ( ); )   
_____

shell

  [Sel]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ; 

      3) 

      4) ,  ()

      5) ; 

      6)  (); ;  ()

      7)  

      8) 

      9) _. ; 

      10) _pl. _. 

      11) _. ,  ͣ

      12) _attr.  ; shell egg   (
          ..)

      *) to come out of one's shell    , 
       , ; to retire into one's shell 
       ,    

    2. _v.

      1)   ; 

      2) , 

      3)   Σ

      #) shell off ; shell out ) _.  Σ
      ; ) _. 
_____

shell crater

  ['Sel,kreIt] _n.   
_____

shell-gun

  ['SelgAn] _n. _.   
_____

shell-hit

  ['SelhIt] _n. _.  
_____

shell-hole

  ['Selhul] _n. ;   
_____

shell-pit

  ['SelpIt] = shell crater
_____

shell-proof

  ['Selpru:f] _a. ݣ   , 
_____

shell-shock

  ['SelSOk] _n. 
_____

shell-work

  ['Selw:k] _n.   
_____

shellac

  [S'lk]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) _. _. ,    
_____

shellback

  ['Selbk] _n. _.  , " "
_____

shelled

  [Seld]

    1. _p-p.  shell 2

    2. _a.  , 
_____

shellfish

  ['SelfIS] _n. ; 
_____

shelly

  ['SelI] _a.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

shelter

  ['Selt]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; to find ( to take) shelter  
      , 

      2) , ; under the shelter (of)  , 
      

      3) 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ;  , ; ;
      

      2) ,  (under, in, from)
_____

sheltered

  ['Seltd]

    1. _p-p.  shelter 2

    2. _a. _. ; sheltered trades 
    ,    
_____

shelter tent

  ['Selttent] _n. _.   
_____

shelve

  [Selv] _v.

    1)   

    2) ,    

    3) ,   

    4)  

    5)  
_____

shelved

  [Selvd]

    1. _p-p.  shelve

    2. _a.

      1)   

      2) 
_____

shelves

  [Selvz] _pl.  shelf
_____

shepherd

  ['Sepd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; shepherd's crook    

      2) 

      *) shepherd's pie    ; shepherd's plaid
      ()    ޣ    (. shepherd's
      check)

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) ,  ( -.)

      3) ,  ()

      4)   , 
_____

shepherdess

  ['SepdIs] _n. 
_____

sherbet

  ['S:bt] _n. 
_____

sherd

  [S:d] = shard
_____

sheriff

  ['SerIf] _n. 
_____

sherry

  ['SerI] _n. 
_____

sherry-cobbler

  ['SerI,kObl] _n. - ( )
_____

shew

  [Su] _v. (shewed [Sud]; shewn) = show 2
_____

shewn

  [Sun] _p-p.  shew
_____

shibboleth

  ['SIble] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  ,  , ,
     ̣  

    3) _.  ,    ̣ 
    

    4)  
_____

shield

  [Si:ld]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3) _.  

      4) _. 

      *) the other side of the shield   

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3) _. 
_____

shieling

  ['Si:lIN] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)   
_____

shift

  [SIft]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; shift of fire _.  

      2) , ; ; shift of clothes  ; shift
      of crops ; the shifts and changes of life 
      

      3) () ; eight-hour shift   

      4)   

      5) , ; the last shift(s)  

      6) , ; to make one's way by shifts ; to
      make (a) shift ) ; )  -,
       (with - -.); )  (without - 
      -.)

      7)   ""

      8) _. 

      9) _.  

      10) _.    

    2. _v.

      1) (); ();  ();
       (  ); to shift the fire _. 
      

      2)  (  ..)

      3) ; to shift one's lodging  ; to shift
      one's ground   ; to shift the scene _.
       

      4) ; the wind shifted  

      5) ; ; to shift for oneself  
       

      6) _. ; 

      #) shift off    (  ..); 
      ( -.)
_____

shift-key

  ['SIftki:] _n.       
_____

shifting

  ['SIftIN]

    1. _pres-p.  shift 2

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ; shifting sands  
_____

shiftless

  ['SIftlIs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

shifty

  ['SIftI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , 

    3) , ģ; shifty eyes  
_____

shikar

  [SI'ka:] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

shikaree

  [SI'krI] _. _n. (-)
_____

shikari

  [SI'krI] _. _n. (-)
_____

shillelagh

  [SI'leIl] _. _n. 
_____

shilling

  ['SIlIN] _n.

    1)  (.   = 1/20   = 12
    ); every shilling ӣ   

    2) _attr.: shilling shocker = shocker 1)

    *) to cut off with a shilling  ; to take the King's
    ( the Queen's) shilling    
_____

shilling's-worth

  ['SIlINzw:] _n. -.   ;   -.
_____

shilly-shally

  ['SIlI,SlI]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 

    3. _v. ,  
_____

shim

  [SIm] _.

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) 

    2. _v. 
_____

shimmer

  ['SIm]

    1. _n. ;  

    2. _v. 
_____

shimmy

  ['SImI]

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2) _.  

      3) _. ,   ̣ 

    2. _v. , 
_____

shimney-sweeper

  [A'tSImnI,swi:p] _n. 
_____

shin

  [SIn]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (. shin up)

      2)   ;  

      3) _. , 
_____

shin-bone

  ['SInbun] _n. _.  
_____

shindig

  ['SIndIg] _n. _. _. ;  
_____

shindy

  ['SIndI] _n. _.

    1) , , , ; to kick up a shindy 
    ;  

    2) 
_____

shine

  [SaIn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; (, ) 

      2) , , ; to get a shine   (
      ); to take the shine out of smth. ) , 
      ,   -.; )  -. , ; to take
      the shine out of smb. ,  -.

      3) , 

      4) (. _pl.) _. _.  , 

      5) _. _. ; he took a shine to you  
      

    2. _v. (shone)

      1) (); , 

      2)  ( , )

      3) (_. _p.  _p-p. shined [SaInd]) _.  ,
      ;  (,   ..)
_____

shiner

  ['SaIn] _n. _.

    1) () 

    2) _pl. 

    3) _. _.  , ""
_____

shingle

  I ['SINgl]

    1. _n.

      1)  , 

      2)   

      3) _. _. ; to hang out a shingle  
       ( , )

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ,  

      2)   

  II ['SINgl] _n. , 
_____

shingles

  ['SINglz] _n. _pl. _.  
_____

shingly

  ['SINglI] _a.  
_____

shining

  ['SaInIN]

    1. _pres-p.  shine 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; ; a shining example  (
      ) 

      2) ; ; shining talents  
_____

shinny

  ['SInI] _n.  
_____

shinty

  ['SIntI] _n.  
_____

shiny

  ['SaInI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

ship

  [SIp]

    1.

      1) , ; to take ship   

      2)  

      3) () 

      4) _. ̣

      5) _attr. , 

      *) old ship ,  (   ); ship of
      the desert " " (); ships that pass in the night
      ̣,  ; when my ship comes home ( in)
        

    2. _v.

      1) ,   ( )

      2) ,  (  ..)   

      3)   

      4)  ()

      5)  

      6)  (, )

      7)    (ף)

      #) ship off , ; 

      *) to ship a sea   ( , )
_____

ship biscuit

  ['SIp,bIskIt] _n. ; 
_____

ship-way

  ['SIpweI] _n. 
_____

shipboard

  ['SIpbO:d] _n.: on shipboard  ;  
_____

ship-broker

  ['SIp,bruk] _n.  
_____

shipbuilder

  ['SIp,bIld] _n. , 
_____

shipbuilding

  ['SIp,bIldIN] _n. , 
_____

ship-chandler

  ['SIp,tSa:ndl] _n.  
_____

shipmaster

  ['SIp,ma:st] _n. ,     
_____

shipmate

  ['SIpmeIt] _n.   
_____

shipment

  ['SIpmnt] _n.

    1)  ( );  ()

    2) ;  

    3)  
_____

ship-money

  ['SIp,mAnI] _n. _.  
_____

shipowner

  ['SIp,un] _n. 
_____

shipper

  ['SIp] _n. 
_____

shipping

  ['SIpIN]

    1. _pres-p.  ship 2

    2. _n.

      1) () , 

      2) ,  

      3) 
_____

shipping-articles

  ['SIpIN,a:tIklz] _n. _pl.     
_____

shipshape

  ['SIpSeIp]

    1. _a. _predic.    , 

    2. _adv.   , 
_____

shipwreck

  ['SIprek]

    1. _n.

      1) ; _.  (  ..); ; to
      make shipwreck , 

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1)  ; _.  , 

      2)   ;  ()

      3)  ; , 
_____

shipwright

  ['SIpraIt] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

shipyard

  ['SIpja:d] _n. ,  
_____

shir

  [S:] = shirr
_____

shire

  ['SaI] _n. _. ; the shires   
_____

shirk

  [S:k]

    1. _v. ,  ( -); to shirk responsibility
      ; to shirk school   
    

    2. _n. = shirker
_____

shirker

  ['S:k] _n. , ,  ( -.)
_____

shirr

  [S:] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  ()  
_____

shirt

  [S:t] _n.  (); ; in one's shirt   

    *) to have not a shirt to one's back    ; to get
    one's shirt out   ; to keep one's shirt on 
    ; to put one's shirt (on a horse)  ӣ  ,
     ,  ; to give smb. a wet shirt  -.
       
_____

shirt-sleeve

  ['S:tsli:v]

    1. _n. (. _pl.) in one's shirt-sleeves   ( )

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , , ; shirt-sleeve diplomacy 
       
_____

shirt-tail

  ['S:tteIl] _n.  
_____

shirt-band

  ['S:tbnd] _n.  
_____

shirt-front

  ['S:tfrAnt] _n.

    1)   , 

    2) 
_____

shirting

  ['S:tIN] _n.  
_____

shirt-waist

  ['S:tweIst] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) _attr.: shirt-waist dress    (.
    shirt-dress)
_____

shirty

  ['S:tI] _a. _. , ֣
_____

shiver

  I ['SIv]

    1. _n. ( _pl.) , ; to give a (little) shiver 
    ϣ; to give smb. the shivers _.    -.

    2. _v.

      1) , ; ; 

      2) () ( )

  II ['SIv]

    1. _n.

      1) (. _pl.) , ; to break to shivers 
      

      2) _. , 

    2. _v. () 
_____

shivery

  I ['SIvrI] _a. , 

  II ['SIvrI] _a. , 
_____

shoal

  I [Sul]

    1. _n.

      1)  , 

      2) , 

      3) (. _pl.)  

    2. _a. , 

    3. _v. 

  II [Sul]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ()

      2) , , 

    2. _v.

      1)    ( )

      2) 
_____

shock

  I [SOk]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; shocks of earthquake  
      ( ); to collide ( to clash) with a tremendous
      shock    

      2) ; the news came upon him with a shock  
      

      3) _. 

      4) _attr. ; ; shock wave _.  
      ; shock adsorber ; shock tactics _. 
       ; shock troops _.  

      5) _attr. _. ; shock treatment 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3) _. 

  II [SOk]

    1. _n. ,  ( )

    2. _v.   , 

  III [SOk] _n.

    1)  

    2)   (. shock dog)
_____

shock-brigade

  ['SOkbrI,geId] _n.  
_____

shocker

  ['SOk] _n. _.

    1) ۣ  

    2)      (-.)
_____

shocking

  I ['SOkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  shock I, 2

    2. _a. , , 

    3. _adv. _. ; a shocking bad cold  

  II ['SOkIN] _pres-p.  shock II, 2
_____

shock-worker

  ['SOk,w:k] _n. 
_____

shod

  [SOd] _p.  _p-p.  shoe 2
_____

shoddy

  ['SOdI]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  (  )

      2) ۣ ; ۣ  

      3) 

    2. _a.

      1)   

      2) , , 

      3) , 
_____

shoe

  [Su:]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; high shoe _. ; low shoe _.
      , 

      2) 

      3)  

      4) _. , 

      *) to be in smb.'s shoes     ,   -.; I
      wouldn't be in your shoes        ; to
      know where the shoe pinches ,  ޣ  ( );
      to put the shoe on the right foot   , 
      ; to wait for dead man's shoes   
       -. ;   أ-.   
      ; to fill smb.'s shoes    ;
      to step into smb.'s shoes  أ-. ; the shoe is on the
      other foot )   ,  ;
      )    ; that's another pair of shoes 
        

    2. _v. (shod)

      1) 

      2) 

      3)  (-.)
_____

shoe polish

  ['Su:'pOlIS] _n.   () 
_____

shoe tree

  ['Su:tri:] _n.   
_____

shoeblack

  ['Su:blk] _n.  
_____

shoehorn

  ['Su:hO:n] _n.  ( )
_____

shoe-lace

  ['Su:leIs] _n.   
_____

shoe-leather

  ['Su:,le] _n.  ; as good a man as ever trod shoe-leather
   
_____

shoeless

  ['Su:lIs] _a.

    1)  , 

    2)   
_____

shoemaker

  ['Su:,meIk] _n. 
_____

shoe-nail

  ['Su:neIl] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

shoe-shine boy

  ['Su:SaIn'bOI] _n. _.  
_____

shoestring

  ['Su:strIN] _n.

    1)   

    2) _.   ; on a shoestring  
    
_____

shoe-thread

  ['Su:red] _n. 
_____

shoe-tie

  ['Su:taI] = shoe-lace
_____

shone

  [SOn] _p.  _p-p.  shine 2
_____

shoo

  [Su:]

    1. _int. ! (  )

    2. _v. , 
_____

shook

  [Suk] _p.  shake 2
_____

shoot

  [Su:t]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3)  

      4)   

      5) 

      6)   

      7)  (   )

      8) , 

      9) ,  

      10) , 

      11) _.  , ֣, 

      12)  ߣ

    2. _v. (shot)

      1) ;  (. shoot down); ; he was shot
      in the chest     ; to shoot in sight
        

      2)  , , ,  (.
      shoot along, shoot forth, shoot out, shoot past)

      3)  ( , );   (. shoot out)

      4)  ( ), ģ

      5) ,  (  ..); ; 

      6)  ()

      7) 

      8)  

      9) , ;  (); to shoot dice   

      #) shoot away  (); shoot down )  Σ;
      ; ; ) _.    ; shoot
      forth ) , ; )  (); shoot in
      ; shoot out ) , ; ) 
      (   ..); ) ; ;  (); to
      shoot out one's lips   ; ): to shoot a
      way out ,  (   ..); shoot up
      )  ; ) ,  (   ..);
      ) _. ;  Σ; ) _. _.
       () 

      *) to shoot the cat _. , ; to shoot fire 
       ( ); to shoot the breeze _. , ; to
      shoot Niagara    ;  
      ; I'll be shot if...     , ...; to
      shoot the sun _.   ; to shoot the moon
      _.    ,    ţ; to shoot
      oneself clear _. _.   ̣
_____

shooter

  ['Su:t] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. ޣ 
_____

shooting

  ['Su:tIN]

    1. _pres-p.  shoot 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3)   

      4)   

      5) _.  

      6) _. ߣ
_____

shooting star

  ['Su:tIN'sta:] _n. ,  
_____

shooting war

  ['Su:tIN'wO:] _n.  ,   ( 
  "" )
_____

shooting-box

  ['Su:tINbOks] _n.  
_____

shooting-iron

  ['Su:tIN,aIn] _n. _.  
_____

shooting-gallery

  ['Su:tIN,glrI] _n. 
_____

shooting-range

  ['Su:tINreInd] _n. , 
_____

shooting-stick

  ['Su:tINstIk] _n. -
_____

shop

  [SOp]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , ; closed shop _. ,  
         ; open shop _. ,
          ,    

      3) _. , , 

      4) , ; , , ,   -.
      ; stop thinking of shop!     (
      )!; to talk shop   ,  
            (  
      ..)

      5) _attr. ; shop committee  ; shop chairman
      _.  

      *) all over the shop  ,  ; to come to
      the wrong shop    ; to get a shop _.
       ; to lift a shop    ; to
      shut up shop  ;  

    2. _v.

      1)   (. go shop ping)

      2) _.   ,    ,
       

      3) _.   

      4) _.  ()

      #) shop around _.  , 
_____

shop floor

  ['SOpflO:] _n.  ;   ; on the shop
  floor    ,    
  
_____

shop hours

  ['SOpauz] _n. _pl.   
_____

shop window

  ['SOp'wIndu] _n. 

    *) to have everything in the shop window, to have all one's goods in
    the shop window )   ; )  ӣ
    
_____

shop-assistant

  ['SOp,sIstnt] _n. ; 
_____

shop-girl

  ['SOpg:l] _n. 
_____

shopkeeper

  ['SOp,ki:p] _n. ;  () 
_____

shop-lifter

  ['SOp,lIft] _n.  
_____

shopman

  ['SOpmn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

shopper

  ['SOp] _n. 
_____

shopping

  ['SOpIN]

    1. _pres-p.  shop 2

    2. _n.      (-.); to do one's
    shopping  
_____

shoppy

  ['SOpI] _a.

    1)     (  )

    2) _.  (   ..)
_____

shop-steward

  ['SOp'stjud] _n.  
_____

shopwalker

  ['SOp,wO:k] _n.   
_____

shore

  I [SO:] _n.  (, ); on shore  ; in shore  ;
    

  II [SO:]

    1. _n. , ; ; 

    2. _v. ;   (. shore up)

  III [SO:] _. _p.  shear 2
_____

shore dinner

  ['SO:,dIn] _n.    
_____

shore patrol

  ['SO:p,trul] _n. _.  
_____

shore-leave

  ['SO:li:v] _n. _.   
_____

shoreless

  ['SO:lIs] _a. 
_____

shoreman

  ['SO:mn] = shoresman
_____

shoresman

  ['SO:zmn] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3)  
_____

shoreward

  ['SO:wd]

    1. _a.     

    2. _adv.    
_____

shorn

  [SO:n] _p-p.  shear 2
_____

short

  [SO:t]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; ; a short way off ; a
      short time ago ; time is short   ; short cut
      )  ; to take ( to make) a short cut 
       ; )   

      2) ,  ( )

      3) , ;   (of -  ޣ-.); 
       (of - -.); short weight ; short measure
      ; in short supply ; short sight ; short
      views ; short memory  ; short of
      breath ;  ; to keep smb. short 
       -.; we are short of cash     ; to
      jump short ; to run short ; ; 
      ; to come ( to fall) short of smth. )  , 
        ޣ-.; )   ޣ-.; this book comes short of
      satisfactory      ; ) 
       ; )   

      4) ; ,  ( , ɣ); ,  (
      ); short word  

      5) , ;  ( ,  ); pastry eats
      short    

      6) _.  ( ); something short 

      *) in the short run ; at short notice ; short wind
      ; to make a long story short  ; to make short work
      of smth.  ,    -.; this is
      nothing short of a swindle   ; short of
      ) ; )  ; somewhere short of London - 
       

    2. _adv. , , ; ; to stop short
     

    3. _n.

      1) ; for short  ; in short  ;
      

      2)    

      3)  

      4) _.  

      5) _. ̣

      6)  

      7) _pl.  

      8) _pl. 

      9) ,  
_____

short circuit

  ['SO:t's:kIt] _n. _.  
_____

short order

  ['SO:t'O:d] _n.  (   ..),    
  
_____

short ton

  ['SO:t'tAn] _n.  ()  (= 907,2 .)
_____

short wave

  ['SO:t'weIv] _n. _.  
_____

short-handed

  ['SO:t'hndId] _a.     , 
    
_____

short-paid

  ['SO:t'peId] _a.  (  )
_____

short-sighted

  ['SO:t'saItId] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

short-spoken

  ['SO:t'spukn] _a. , 
_____

short-tempered

  ['SO:t'tempd] _a. , 
_____

short-term

  ['SO:t't:m] _a. 
_____

short-wave

  ['SO:t'weIv] _a. _. ; shortwave set 
  ɣ
_____

shortage

  ['SO:tId] _n. , ; 
_____

shortbread

  ['SO:tbred] _n.  
_____

shortcake

  ['SO:tkeIk] _n.

    1) = shortbread

    2) _. ϣ    
_____

shortchange

  ['SO:t'tSeInd] _v. _.

    1) ,  ()

    2) 
_____

short-circuit

  ['SO:t's:kIt] _v. _.

    1)  ,   

    2) ; 

    3) , ;  ()

    4)    (  ..)
_____

shortcoming

  [SO:t'kAmIN] _n. ; 
_____

short-cut

  1. _n. ['SO:tkAt]

    1)   ( )

    2) = short cut {. short 1, 1)}

  2. _a. ['SO:t'kAt]

    1) ; ݣ

    2)   (   ..)
_____

short-dated

  ['SO:t'deItId] _a.  (   ..)
_____

shorten

  ['SO:tn] _v.

    1) (), ()

    2)      
_____

shortening

  ['SO:tnIN]

    1. _pres-p.  shorten

    2. _n. ,     
_____

shorthand

  ['SO:thnd] _n. 
_____

shorthorn

  ['SO:thO:n] _n.   
_____

shortlived

  ['SO:t'lIvd] _a. ; ̣; shortlived commodities
   
_____

shortly

  ['SO:tlI] _adv.

    1) ; 

    2) , 

    3) , 
_____

shorts

  [SO:ts] _n. _pl.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

short-winded

  ['SO:t'wIndId] _a.

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

shorty

  ['SO:tI] _n. _. , 
_____

shot

  I [SOt]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) (_pl.  .) ; _. 

      3) _.   

      4) ; _. ; preliminary shot _. 

      5)  (  ..); to take ( to have, to try) a shot
       ; to make a good (bad) shot at smth.  (
      ) -.;   ()  ޣ-.

      6) 

      7)  

      8) , ; a shot in the arm  ; _.
      

      9)  

      10) _. 

      11) 

      12) _. ;  (); 

      *) like a shot , , ;   ; 
      ; a shot in the blue , ; by a long shot
      ; not by a long shot  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)   ( )

  II [SOt]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  shoot 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; shot with silver   

      2) ң, ; his morale is shot   
      

  III [SOt] _n. ޣ; to pay one's shot  ( ,
    ..)
_____

shot-gun

  ['SOtgAn] _n.  (أ); shot-gun marriage  
_____

shotput

  ['SOtput] _n. _.  
_____

should

  [Sud] ( ); [Sd], [Sd] ( ) (_p.  shall)

    1)  ;      
     1 . .  . .: I said I should be at home next week  ,
         

    2)  ;   : ) 
      1 . .  . .: I should be glad to play if I could 
     ,   ; )  : it is
    necessary that he should go home at once ,   
     ۣ 

    3)  , : ) , ,
    ; you should not do that    ; we
    should be punctual    ; ) 
    (  ); they should be there by now  ,
    ,  
_____

shoulder

  ['Suld]

    1. _n.

      1) ; shoulder to shoulder   

      2)  (  )

      3) , 

      4)  ()

      5) _. ; 

      6)   , 

      *) to rub shoulders with  ; straight from the shoulder
      ; ,  , ; to give the cold shoulder
      to smb.   ɣ -.,   -.

    2. _v.

      1)   ,  (. shoulder one's way)

      2)   ;    (, ); to
      shoulder arms    ()
_____

shoulder-belt

  ['Suldbelt] _n.

    1)   

    2) _. 
_____

shoulder-blade

  ['SuldbleId] _n. _. 
_____

shoulder-loop

  ['Suldlu:p] _. = shoulder-strap 1)
_____

shoulder-mark

  ['Suldma:k] _n. _.    ( - 
  )
_____

shoulder-strap

  ['Suldstrp] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _pl. ; ; a dress without shoulder-straps  
     
_____

shouldn't

  ['Sudnt] _. = should not
_____

shout

  [Saut]

    1. _n. , 

      *) my shout _. _.   

    2. _v.  (at - ); to shout with laughter  

      #) shout down ;  ; shout for, shout to
        -.
_____

shouting

  ['SautIN]

    1. _pres-p.  shout 2

    2. _n. ;  , ; it's all over but the
    shouting   ,  
_____

shove

  [SAv]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _-.  ()

    2. _v.

      1) ; ()

      2) _. ; 

      3) _. ;  (onto - -.)

      #) shove off )  (  -  ); ) _.
      ; 
_____

shovel

  ['SAvl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _-. 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  (. shovel up, shovel in); to shovel up food _.
      
_____

shovel hat

  ['SAvlht] _n.    ,    ( .
   )
_____

shoveller

  ['SAvl] _n. _. -
_____

show

  [Su]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to vote by show of hands 
       

      2) ; ; moving-picture show 

      3) 

      4) 

      5)  , ; for show  ; there is a show
      of reason in it     ; he made a great show of
      zeal   ,   

      6)  , 

      7) _. , , ; to put up a good show
        ; to give away the show _.
      ,  ;    (-.
      ); to run ( to boss) the show  (-.);
      

      8) _.    ;  

      9) _. _. , 

    2. _v. (showed [Sud]; showed, shown)

      1) ; to show oneself   ; to show the
      way ,  ; _. 

      2) ; , ; to show cause 
      ; he showed me great kindness     
      

      3) 

      4) ,  (into - -.);  (out of - -.)

      5)  ; ; ; the stain will never show
        ; buds are just showing   ݣ
      ; your slip is showing     

      #) show down  ; show in ,  ( );
      show off )    ; )    ;
      ; show out ,  ( ); show round
       (-. , ); show up ) ;
      ; )  ( ); ) _. ;
       

      *) to show a leg _.   ; to show smb. the door
       -.  ; to show one's hand ( cards) 
       ; to show one's teeth  ; ;
      to have nothing to show for it    ; the
      picture shows to good advantage in this light  
         
_____

show-girl

  ['Sug:l] _n. 
_____

show-bill

  ['SubIl] _n. 
_____

showboat

  ['Subut] _n.   (.,  )
_____

show-card

  ['Suka:d] _n.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

show-case

  ['SukeIs] _n. 
_____

show-down

  ['Sudaun] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

shower

  I ['Su] _n. ,  

  II ['Sau]

    1. _n.

      1) ; a shower of hail 

      2) 

      3)  (, )

      4) _.  ()

    2. _v.

      1) () 

      2) , 

      3) ; ; to be showered with telegrams 
       ; to shower stones upon smb. 
      -. 

      4)  
_____

shower-bath

  ['Sauba:] _n. 
_____

shower-party

  ['Sau,pa:tI] _n. _. _. ɣ    
  (,    ..)
_____

showery

  ['SaurI] _a. 
_____

showground

  ['Sugraund] _n. _.  
_____

showing

  ['SuIN]

    1. _pres-p.  show 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) ; to make a good (bad) showing  
      () 

      4) , ; 
_____

showman

  ['Sumn] _n.

    1)  ,   ..; 

    2)     
_____

showmanship

  ['SumnSIp] _n.

    1)    

    2)   ,   
_____

shown

  [Sun] _p-p.  show 2
_____

show-room

  ['Surum] _n.  ;     
  
_____

show-window

  ['Su'wIndu] _n.  , 
_____

showy

  ['SuI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ;   

    3) У, 
_____

shram

  [Srm] _v. (. _p-p.) _.   ; shrammed with
  cold   
_____

shrank

  [SrNk] _p.  shrink
_____

shrapnel

  ['Srpnl] _n. 
_____

shred

  [Sred]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; to tear to shreds   ; to
      tear an argument to shreds   

      2) ;  ; not a shred of truth  
      

    2. _v. (shredded [SredId], shred)

      1) ;     

      2)  ( )
_____

shredded

  ['SredId]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  shred 2

    2. _a. ̣; ̣
_____

shrew

  [Sru:] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  
_____

shrew mole

  ['Sru:mul] _n. _. 
_____

shrewd

  [Sru:d] _a.

    1) , ; , 

    2) _. ,  ( , )

    3) _. ; shrewd tongue  
_____

shrewish

  ['Sru:IS] _a. 
_____

shrew-mouse

  ['Sru:maus] = shrew 1)
_____

shriek

  [Sri:k]

    1. _n.  , 

    2. _v.  , ; to shriek with laughter
     
_____

shrievalty

  ['Sri:vltI] _n.

    1)  

    2)   

    3)     
_____

shrift

  [SrIft] _n.

    1) _. 

    2): short shrift      ; to give
    short shrift to smb.    -.
_____

shrike

  [SraIk] _n.  ()
_____

shrill

  [SrIl]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , 

    2. _v.  , 
_____

shrimp

  [SrImp]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _. ,  

      3)  , 

    2. _v.   (. to go shrimping)
_____

shrine

  [SraIn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , 

      2)  , 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)  
_____

shrink

  [SrINk] _v. (shrank, shrunk; shrunk)

    1) (), ()

    2)  ( ),  

    3) 

    4) ,  ( -.)

    5) ;  (from -  -.); I shrink from telling her
          

    #) shrink on _.  ()   

    *) to shrink into oneself   
_____

shrinkage

  ['SrINkId] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

shrive

  [SraIv] _v. (shrived [SraIvd], shrove; shrived, shriven) _.
  ,  
_____

shrivel

  ['SrIvl] _v.

    1) (); ߣ, 

    2) () 
_____

shriven

  ['SrIvn] _p-p.  shrive
_____

shroff

  [SrOf] _. _n.

    1) ; 

    2)     
_____

shroud

  [Sraud]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; ; wrapped in a shroud of mystery  

      3) _pl. _. 

      4) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1) ף  

      2) 
_____

shrove

  [Sruv] _p.  shrive
_____

shrub

  I [SrAb] _n. , 

  II [SrAb] _n. _.      
_____

shrubbery

  ['SrAbrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  
_____

shrubby

  ['SrAbI] _a.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

shrug

  [SrAg]

    1. _n.  ()

    2. _v.  (); to shrug smth. off , 
     
_____

shrunk

  [SrANk] _p.  _p-p.  shrink
_____

shrunken

  ['SrANkn] _a. , ߣ
_____

shuck

  [SAk]

    1. _n. _.

      1) 

      2)  ,   ..

      *) shuck! _. ) ޣ!; ) !; no great shucks  ,
       

    2. _v.

      1) ,   

      2) , ; to shuck off one's clothes  
_____

shudder

  ['SAd]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. , ; I shudder to think of it  
     ()   
_____

shuffle

  ['SAfl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ()

      3) , ף

      4) ; a shuffle of the Cabinet  
        

    2. _v.

      1)  ();  ()

      2) 

      3)  ()

      4) ; 

      5) , , , 

      #) shuffle off )  (); )  ();
      ) ; shuffle on  ()
_____

shuffler

  ['SAfl] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) 
_____

shun

  [SAn] _v. , ; to shun danger  
_____

shunless

  ['SAnlIs] _a. _. 
_____

shunt

  [SAnt]

    1. _n.

      1) _-.    

      2) 

      3) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) _-.      , 

      2) _. 

      3) _. ,   ;  
      (-.)
_____

shunter

  ['SAnt] _n. _-. ; ;  
_____

shunting-yard

  ['SAntINja:d] _n. _-.  ,  
_____

shush

  [SAS] _v. _.  , 
_____

shut

  [SAt]

    1. _v. (shut)

      1) (), (), ()

      2) , ; to shut a fan  ; to shut an
      umbrella  

      #) shut down ) ; ; )   (
      ); )  (   ..); shut in ) ;
      )  (  ..); shut into ) ; ) ;
      shut off )  (, ,   ..); ) 
      (from); shut out )  ;  ; ) 
      (); ) ; shut to () ; shut
      the box to  ; shut up ) , ; to be shut
      up  ; )  (, ); ) 
      ( ); ) _. () ; shut up! !,
      !

      *) to shut one's ears to smth.  , , 
       ; to shut one's eyes to smth.    -., 
       -.

    2. _a. , 
_____

shut-down

  ['SAtdaun] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) 
_____

shut-eye

  ['SAtaI] _n. _. 
_____

shut-in

  ['SAt'In]

    1. _n. _.  

    2. _a.

      1)    ;  ( )

      2) 
_____

shut-out

  ['SAt'aut] _n. 
_____

shutter

  ['SAt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; _pl. ; to put up the shutters _. 
      

      2) , ;  (., )

    2. _v.  
_____

shuttle

  ['SAtl]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( ,  )

      2)  

      3) _. = shuttle train

    2. _v. ()   ң
_____

shuttle bus

  ['SAtlbAs] _n.  
_____

shuttle service

  ['SAtl,s:vIs] _n.     (,   ..),
   
_____

shuttle train

  ['SAtltreIn] _n.  
_____

shuttlecock

  ['SAtlkOk] _n.  (   )
_____

shy

  I [SaI]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) , ; , ; to be shy of
      smth. )  -.;    -.; ) _.
      ,   (. to be shy on smth.)

    2. _v.   , 

  II [SaI] _.

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. ; to have a shy at smth.  
      -.

      3) _. ,  

    2. _v.  (, )
_____

shyer

  ['SaI] _n.  
_____

shyster

  ['SaIst] _n. _. _.   ԣ 
_____

si

  [si:] _n. _. 
_____

sibilant

  ['sIbIlnt]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. _.    
_____

sibling

  ['sIblIN] _n.   ; siblings   ; sibling
  rivalry    ( ),  
_____

sibyl

  ['sIbIl] _n. ; ; 
_____

sibylline

  [sI'bIlaIn] _a. 
_____

siccative

  ['sIktIv] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  , 
_____

sice

  I [saIs] _n.   (  )

  II [saIs] _. _n. ; 
_____

sick

  I [sIk] _a.

    1) . _. 

    2) _predic.  ; to feel ( to turn) sick 
    ; he is sick   (ף)

    3) ; ; sick fancies  

    4)   ;   

    5) _. ;  (of -  -.); I am sick of
    waiting   

    6)  (for -  -.); to be sick at heart 

    7) _. 

    8) ,  ( ,   ..)

  II [sIk] _v.  (); sick him! _. !,  !
_____

sick headache

  ['sIk,hedeIk] _n. 
_____

sick-bay

  ['sIkbeI] _n.  
_____

sick-bed

  ['sIkbed] _n.  
_____

sick-benefit

  ['sIk'benIfIt] _n.   
_____

sick-call

  ['sIk'kO:l] _n. _.

    1)  ɣ 

    2)   

    3)       
_____

sicken

  ['sIkn] _v.

    1) 

    2)  , 

    3)  (of)
_____

sickener

  ['sIkn] _n.

    1) _. ,   , 

    2) _. _. 
_____

sickening

  ['sIknIN] _a. , ; a sickening smell
   
_____

sick-flag

  ['sIkflg] _n.  
_____

sickle

  ['sIkl] _n. 
_____

sick-leave

  ['sIkli:v] _n.   
_____

sick-list

  ['sIklIst] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ; to be on the sick-list   
    ,    
_____

sickly

  ['sIklI] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ( )

    3) 

    4) , 
_____

sickness

  ['sIknIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

sick-room

  ['sIkrum] _n.  
_____

side

  [saId]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; side by side ;   ; from all
      sides, from every side   , ; side of the page
       ; the right (wrong) side of cloth  ()
       ,  () 

      2) ,  , 

      3)  ()

      4)  ,    ..

      5) 

      6)  ( ,   ..)

      7)  ; relatives on the maternal side  
       

      8) _. 

      9) _. , ; to put on side 

      10) _attr. 

      11) _attr. ; a side effect   (,
        ..)

      *) to put on one side ; to get on the right side of smb.
       -.  ; to take sides   -. ;
           ; the weather is on the cool side
        ; on the side ,  ;
      ,  ; to make a little money on the side
          ; to be on the heavy side 
      ; to be on the side of the angels 
       () 

    2. _v.   -.,   -.  (with)
_____

side-arms

  ['saIda:mz] _n. _. ,      
  (, , _. . , )
_____

sideboard

  ['saIdbO:d] _n. ; 
_____

sideburns

  ['saIdb:nz] _n. _pl. _. , 
_____

side-car

  ['saIdka:] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

side-dish

  ['saIddIS] _n. , 
_____

side-issue

  ['saId,Isju:] _n.   ,  
_____

sidelight

  ['saIdlaIt] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ,    -.

    3) _.  
_____

side-line

  ['saIdlaIn] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,        

    3) _-.  

    4) _.    
_____

sideling

  ['saIdlIN] _a. ;  (. _.)
_____

sidelong

  ['saIdlON]

    1. _a. ; ,   ; a sidelong glance 
    

    2. _adv. ; ;  
_____

sidereal

  [saI'dIrIl] _a. ף
_____

siderography

  [,sId'rOgrfI] _n.   
_____

side-saddle

  ['saId,sdl] _n.  
_____

side-show

  ['saIdSu] _n. ,  
_____

side-slip

  ['saIdslIp]

    1. _n.

      1) _. _.  

      2) _.   

    2. _v.

      1) _. 

      2) _.   
_____

sidesman

  ['saIdzmn] _n.  
_____

side-splitting

  ['saId,splItIN] _a. _.

    1) 

    2)  ( )
_____

side-step

  ['saIdstep]

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2) _. ߣ "" ( )

    2. _v.

      1)   ;  

      2)   

      3) , ; to side-step an issue  ; to
      side-step a decision  
_____

side-track

  ['saIdtrk]

    1. _n.  ; ;  

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2)   ;  (-.)  ; to side-track
      attention  

      3)   ()
_____

side-view

  ['saIdvju:] _n. ,  
_____

sidewalk

  ['saIdwO:k] _n. 
_____

sideward

  ['saIdwd] = sideways
_____

sidewards

  ['saIdwdz] = sideways
_____

sideways

  ['saIdweIz] _adv.  , , 
_____

side wind

  ['saIdwInd] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ; by a side wind  ԣ, 
_____

side-winder

  ['saId,wInd] _n.  
_____

siding

  ['saIdIN]

    1. _pres-p.  side 2

    2. _n.

      1) _-. ,  ; 

      2) _.  
_____

sidle

  ['saIdl] _v.  , ,  (up to, away from, along)
_____

sidy

  ['saIdI] _a. _. 
_____

siege

  [si:d] _n.

    1) ; to lay siege to ; to raise the siege  ; to
    stand a siege  

    2) ,   
_____

siege-train

  ['si:dtreIn] _n. _.  
_____

sienna

  [sI'en] _n. ,  ()
_____

sierra

  ['sIr] _. _n.  
_____

siesta

  [sI'est] _. _n. ,   (  )
_____

sieve

  [sIv]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; he has a memory like a sieve    
      

      2) 

    2. _v. 
_____

sift

  [sIft] _v.

    1) ;  (from)

    2) ,  (  ..)

    3)  ,  ()

    4)   (-.)
_____

sigh

  [saI]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  (for -  -.)
_____

sight

  [saIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; long sight ; short ( near) sight
      ; loss of sight  , 

      2)  ; in sight   ; to come in sight ;
      to put out of sight ; to lose sight of )   ;
      ) ,   ; out of my sight!    !

      3) ; ; at ( on) sight  ; payable at
      sight    ; at first sight  
      ; to know by sight    ; to catch ( to
      gain, to get) sight of , 

      4) ; ; I hate the sight of him     ; it
      was a sight to see    ,   

      5) _.    ; to make a sight of
      oneself    ; you look a perfect sight!   
       !

      6) _pl. ; to see the sights 
      

      7) ,  ; do what is right in your own sight 
      ,   

      8) _.  ; to cost a sight of money 
       ; a long sight better  

      9) ; to take a careful sight  

      10) _pl. _. 

      11) _.  

      *) out of sight out of mind    -   ; not by a
      long sight  ; sight unseen _.  ; at sight 
      ; to translate at sight   ; to shoot at (
      on) sight   

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3) _. 
_____

sightless

  ['saItlIs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

sightly

  ['saItlI] _a. ,   ; 
_____

sightseeing

  ['saIt,si:IN] _n.  ; to go sightseeing
   
_____

sightseer

  ['saIt,si:] _n. ,  
_____

sign

  [saIn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; to give a sign  ; sign and countersign
        ; sign manual   ()

      2) , ; to make no sign )    ;
      )  

      3) , ; the signs of the times 
      

      4)  (. signboard)

      5) _. 

      6) 

    2. _v.

      1) ()

      2)  ;   (to - -.)

      3) ;  

      #) sign away  (, );  (-.),
        -. ; sign off ) _.  
       ; ) _.  , ;
      sign over = sign away; sign on ) ()  ; ) _.
         ; sign up = sign on
_____

signal

  ['sIgnl]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _pl. _. ;  

      3) _attr.: signal service _.  

    2. _a.

      1) , ; signal victory  

      2) 

    3. _v. ,  ; the train is signalled 
       
_____

signal-book

  ['sIgnlbuk] _n. ,  ,  
_____

signal-box

  ['sIgnlbOks] _n. _-. ;  
_____

signalize

  ['sIgnlaIz] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

signaller

  ['sIgnl] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

signal-man

  ['sIgnlmn] _n. 
_____

signatory

  ['sIgntrI]

    1. _n. ,  -.  (. ); joint
    signatory  

    2. _a.  (-. , . )
_____

signature

  ['sIgnItS] _n.

    1) ; to bear the signature (of)   (-.); over
    the signature  

    2) _. 

    3) _. 

    4) _.  
_____

signboard

  ['saInbO:d] _n. 
_____

signer

  ['saIn] _n.   ,  -. 
_____

signet

  ['sIgnIt] _n. , 
_____

significance

  [sIg'nIfIkns] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , ; to attach significance to smth. 
     -.

    3) ; 
_____

significant

  [sIg'nIfIknt] _a.

    1) , , ; 

    2) ; 

    3)  (   ..)
_____

signification

  [,sIgnIfI'keISn] _n. () , () 
_____

significative

  [sIg'nIfIktIv] _a.  (of -  -.); 
  (of -  ޣ-.)
_____

signify

  ['sIgnIfaI] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  ; it doesn't signify    ,  

    3) ; to signify one's consent  ϣ 

    4) 
_____

sign-painter

  ['saIn,peInt] _n. ,  
_____

signpost

  ['saInpust] _n.  , 
_____

sign-writer

  ['saIn,raIt] = sign-painter
_____

silage

  ['saIlId] _n. 
_____

silence

  ['saIlns]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , ; to break (to keep) silence 
      () ; to put to silence  

      2) ;  ; to pass into silence 
       

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) 
_____

silencer

  ['saIlns] _n. _. 
_____

silent

  ['saIlnt] _a.

    1) ; ; silent film  

    2) ; to be ( to keep) silent ; 

    3)  ; the report was silent on that point   
        

    4)   

    5)  ( )

    6) , 

    *) silent partner . partner 1, 2); the silent service _.
     
_____

silhouette

  [,sIlu:'et] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. (. _p-p.)

      1)    

      2)  (  -.)
_____

silica

  ['sIlIk] _n. _. _. ڣ, 
_____

silicate

  ['sIlIkIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

siliceous

  [sI'lISs] _a. ,  
_____

silicic

  [sI'lIsIk] _a. 
_____

silicon

  ['sIlIkn] _n. _. 
_____

silk

  [sIlk]

    1. _n.

      1) ۣ

      2) _pl. ۣ 

      3) _.  ; to take silk  
      

    2. _a. ۣ; silk hat ; silk stocking ۣ  {.
    . silkstocking}
_____

silken

  ['sIlkn] _a.

    1) _. ۣ

    2) , ; 

    3) , 

    4) , 

    5) , 
_____

silk-mill

  ['sIlkmIl] _n.  
_____

silk-stocking

  ['sIlk,stOkIN]

    1. _n. _.   , 

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , ; silk-stocking section
        
_____

silkworm

  ['sIlkw:m] _n. _.  
_____

silky

  ['sIlkI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  (   ..)
_____

sill

  [sIl] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ,  

    3) _.   
_____

sillabub

  ['sIlbAb] _n. ()     
_____

siller

  ['sIl] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

silliness

  ['sIlInIs] _n. 
_____

silly

  ['sIlI]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) _. , ; 

      *) the silly season    (.   )

    2. _n. _. , ̣
_____

silo

  ['saIlu]

    1. _n. (_pl. -os ['saIluz])    

    2. _v. 
_____

silt

  [sIlt]

    1. _n. , , 

    2. _v. ()  (. silt up)

      #) silt through 
_____

silvan

  ['sIlvn] _a. , 
_____

silver

  ['sIlv]

    1. _n.

      1) ; sterling silver  

      2)  ; 

      3)  ; table silver  

      4)  

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; silver sand   

      3)  ( )

    3. _v.

      1) 

      2)  ()  

      3) 

      4) 
_____

silver fir

  ['sIlv'f:] _n. _.  
_____

silver fox

  ['sIlv'fOks] _n. - 
_____

silver gilt

  ['sIlv'gIlt] _a.   
_____

silver paper

  ['sIlv,peIp] _n.

    1)   

    2)  , 
_____

silver point

  ['sIlv'pOInt] _n.   
_____

silver side

  ['sIlvsaId] _n.    
_____

silvern

  ['sIlvn] _a. _. 
_____

silver-plate

  ['sIlv'pleIt] _v.  ,  (
  )
_____

silversmith

  ['sIlvsmI] _n.   
_____

silver-tongued

  ['sIlv'tANd] _a. ; 
_____

silverware

  ['sIlvwE] _n.   ; .  
_____

silvery

  ['sIlvrI] _a. 
_____

silviculture

  ['sIlvIkAltS] _n. 
_____

simian

  ['sImIn]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. 
_____

similar

  ['sImIl] _a.

    1)  (to); , 

    2) _. ; similar triangles  
_____

similarity

  [,sImI'lrItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

similarly

  ['sImIllI] _adv.  ,  
_____

simile

  ['sImIlI] _n. _. 
_____

similitude

  [sI'mIlItju:d] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , ; in the similitude of smb., smth.   -.,
    -.; to assume the similitude of  

    3) = simile
_____

similize

  ['sImIlaIz] _v.   ɣ 
_____

simitar

  ['sImIt] = scimitar
_____

simmer

  ['sIm]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1) ;    

      2)    

      3)   (  ); he was simmering with anger 
         

      #) simmer down  , 
_____

simon-pure

  ['saImn'pju] _a. , 
_____

simony

  ['saImnI] _n. _. 
_____

simoom

  [sI'mu:m] _n. 
_____

simoon

  [sI'mu:n] _n. 
_____

simp

  [sImp] _n. (_.  simpleton) _. , 
_____

simper

  ['sImp]

    1. _n.    

    2. _v.    
_____

simple

  ['sImpl]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , ; simple fraction _.  ;
      a simple quantity _.  ; simple equation _.
       1- 

      3) , ; ; he is not so simple as you
      suppose    ,   ; simple Simon 

      4) , 

      5) , ; , ; simple food
       

      6) , 

      7) ; ; it is a simple lie   ; the simple
      truth  

    2. _n. _.  
_____

simple-hearted

  ['sImpl'ha:tId] _a. 
_____

simple-minded

  ['sImpl'maIndId] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

simpleton

  ['sImpltn] _n. 
_____

simplicity

  [sIm'plIsItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) , 

    *) she is simplicity itself _.   
_____

simplification

  [,sImplIfI'keISn] _n. 
_____

simplify

  ['sImplIfaI] _v. 
_____

simplism

  ['sImplIzm] _n. 
_____

simply

  ['sImplI] _adv.

    1) , ; I did it quite simply     

    2) 

    3) .  : I simply wouldn't stand it    
     
_____

simulacra

  [,sImju'leIkr] _pl.  simulacrum
_____

simulacrum

  [,sImju'leIkrm] _. _n. (_pl. -cra) ; 
_____

simulate

  ['sImjuleIt] _v.

    1) ; 

    2)   (-.),  ( -.)

    3) ,  (   
    )
_____

simulated

  ['sImjuleItId] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ; simulated conditions 
     
_____

simulation

  [,sImju'leISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 
_____

simulator

  ['sImjuleIt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ,  

    3) _. ֣
_____

simultaneity

  [,sImlt'nItI] _n. 
_____

simultaneous

  [,sIml'teInjs] _a. 
_____

sin

  [sIn]

    1. _n. ; to live in sin    

    2. _v.

      1) ()

      2)  (, ); to sin against the laws of society
        
_____

sinapism

  ['sInpIzm] _n. 
_____

since

  [sIns]

    1. _adv.

      1)   ; I have not seen him since       ; he
      has ( had) been healthy ever since     (ӣ ) 
      

      2)  ; he died many years since     ; I
      saw him not long since    

    2. _prep. ; ; I have been here since ten o'clock    10
    ; since seeing you I have ( had) heard...  ,  
     ,  ...

    3. _cj.

      1)    ; it is a long time since I saw him last 
          ,       

      2)  ; since you are ill, I will go alone   ,
        
_____

sincere

  [sIn'sI] _a. , 
_____

sincerity

  [sIn'serItI] _n. 
_____

sinciput

  ['sInsIpAt] _n. _.     , 
_____

sine

  I [saIn] _n. _. 

  II ['saInI] _. _prep. ; sine die ['saInI'daIi:]  ̣
  ; sine qua non ['saInIkweI'nOn]  
_____

sinecure

  ['saInIkju] _n. 
_____

sinew

  ['sInju:]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _pl. ;  

      3) _pl.  ; the sinews of war   
       (   )

    2. _v. , 
_____

sinewy

  ['sInju:I] _a.

    1) 

    2) ,  ( )
_____

sinful

  ['sInful] _a. , 
_____

sing

  [sIN]

    1. _v. (sang; sung)

      1) ; to sing flat ( sharp) ; to sing to a guitar
        ; to sing smb. to sleep  -. 

      2)  (. sing of)

      3) 

      4)  ( );  ( );  ( )

      #) sing out ; 

      *) to sing small, to sing another song  ; ; to
      make one's head sing _. ;  
      

    2. _n.

      1)  ();  ();  ( )

      2) _. , 
_____

singe

  [sInd]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. (); ; to singe one's reputation  
    

      *) to singe one's feathers ( wings)   ޣ-.
_____

singer

  ['sIN] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , 

    3)  
_____

singing

  ['sININ]

    1. _pres-p.  sing 1

    2. _n. 
_____

singing-master

  ['sININ,ma:st] _n.  
_____

single

  ['sINgl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; ; there is not a single one left 
        ; a single eyeglass ; single combat
      ; by instalments or in a single sum   
        

      2) ,   ; single bed 
      ; single room    

      3) 

      4)     ( )

      5) ; ; 

      6) , ; ;  ( )

    2. _n.

      1)  ( , ),     
      

      2)    

    3. _v. ,  (. single out)
_____

single-acting

  ['sINgl'ktIN] _a. _.  
_____

single-breasted

  ['sINgl'brestId] _a. 
_____

single-eyed

  ['sINgl'aId] _a.

    1) 

    2) , , 

    3) ̣
_____

single-gauge

  ['sINglgeId] _a. _-. , 
_____

single-handed

  ['sINgl'hndId]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2)    

      3)   

    2. _adv.   
_____

single-hearted

  ['sINgl'ha:tId] _a.

    1) 

    2)   , ̣
_____

single-minded

  ['sINgl'maIndId] = single-hearted
_____

singleness

  ['sINglnIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) ̣ (. singleness of purpose)
_____

single-seater

  ['sINgl,si:t] _n.    ̣
_____

single-stage

  ['sINglsteId] _a. 
_____

singlestick

  ['sINglstIk] _n.

    1)    ( )

    2) 
_____

single-sticker

  ['sINgl,stIk] _n. _. _.  
_____

singlet

  ['sINglIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

singleton

  ['sINgltn] _n.

    1) _.    

    2) 

    3)  £

    4)  
_____

single-tree

  ['sINgltri:] _n. ̣ ( )
_____

single-winged

  ['sINgl'wINd] _a. 
_____

singly

  ['sINglI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) ,   
_____

singsong

  ['sINsON]

    1. _n.

      1)    

      2)  

    2. _a. 

    3. _v.  ,    
_____

singular

  ['sINgjul]

    1. _n. _.

      1): the singular  

      2)    

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3) _. 
_____

singularity

  [,sINgju'lrItI] _n. , ; ;
  
_____

sinister

  ['sInIst] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) _. _. 

    4) _.    ( )  
_____

sink

  [sINk]

    1. _n.

      1)  (  )

      2)  

      3) ; sink of iniquity , 

      4) 

    2. _v. (sank; sunk)

      1) (), ();  ( , ,  
      ..); my spirits ( heart) sank   ; to sink in smb.'s
      estimation   أ-. ; the sun sank below a cloud
         

      2)  (   ..);  (. _.); he sank
      into a chair    ; to sink into a reverie
      ; to sink into a faint   

      3)  ();  ()

      4)  ( ); , ; the lake sinks  
       

      5)  ( )

      6)  ( , )

      7) , ; he is sinking  

      8) ; 

      9) ; ; to sink into the mind  
      

      10) ,  ; to sink into poverty   

      11) 

      12)  ();  (ϣ   ..); ,
       ; to sink one's own interests    
      ; to sink the shop   ,  

      13)   (); to sink money in smth. 
        -.

      14)  ()

      15)  ();  ();  ()

      16)  ()

      *) sink or swim  ,  
_____

sink-stone

  ['sINkstun] _n. 
_____

sinker

  ['sINk] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. _. , ,  

    3) _.  (   )
_____

sinking

  ['sINkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  sink 2

    2. _n.

      1)   . {. sink 2}

      2)  
_____

sinking-fund

  ['sINkIN'fAnd] _n.  ,  
_____

sinner

  ['sIn] _n. 
_____

sin-offering

  ['sIn,OfrIN] _n.  
_____

sinologist

  [sI'nOldIst] _n. , 
_____

sinologue

  ['sInlOg] = sinologist
_____

sinology

  [sI'nOldI] _n. , 
_____

sinter

  ['sInt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

sinuosity

  [,sInju'OsItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3)  
_____

sinuous

  ['sInjus] _a.

    1) ; , 

    2) , 
_____

sinus

  ['saIns] (_pl. -es ['saInsIz]) _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

sip

  [sIp]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v. , ̣
_____

siphon

  ['saIfn]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   
_____

sippet

  ['sIpIt] _n.

    1)  ,   ,   ..

    2) 
_____

sir

  [s:] ( ); [s] ( )

    1. _n. , ,  ( ;   
     knight  baronet, ., Sir John); dear sir 
    

    2. _v.  
_____

sircar

  ['s:ka:] _. _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3)  
_____

sirdar

  ['s:da:] _n.

    1) ,  ( )

    2) _.  (-) 
_____

sire

  ['saI]

    1. _n.

      1)  ,  (  )

      2) _. ; 

      3)  (   ..)

    2. _v.   (   ..)
_____

siren

  ['saIrn] _n.

    1) 

    2)   

    3) _. ; _.   
_____

sirloin

  ['s:lOIn] _n. ,   ()
_____

sirocco

  [sI'rOku] _n. (_pl. -os [sI'rOkuz]) 
_____

sirrah

  ['sIr] _n. _. _. ,  !
_____

sirup

  ['sIrp] = syrup
_____

sis

  [sIs] _n. _. _. , ң
_____

sisal

  ['saIsl] _n.  (   )
_____

siskin

  ['sIskIn] _n. 
_____

siss

  I [sIs] _n. _. _. , ң

  II [sIs]

    1. _n. _. ,  

    2. _n. _. 
_____

sissy

  ['sIsI] _n. _. _.

    1) , ң

    2) ;  , ""; sissy habits 
_____

sister

  ['sIst] _n.

    1) ; full ( german) sister  ; half sister 
        

    2)   ; 

    3) _.  ( )

    4)   ; 

    5) _attr. ; ;    
    ( ); sister ships  
_____

sister-in-law

  ['sIstrInlO:] _n. (_pl. sisters-in-law)  ( ); 
  ( );  ( )
_____

sisterhood

  ['sIsthud] _n.

    1)   ԣ; they lived in loving sisterhood  
     ӣ

    2)   
_____

sisterly

  ['sIstlI] _a. 
_____

sit

  [sIt] _v. (sat)

    1) ; to sit oneself , 

    2) , 

    3) ;   ; the table sits six people  
      

    4)    ( )

    5)    ()

    6) 

    7) ,  ; 

    8)   ; the car sits in the garage   
    

    9)  ( ); to sit ill on   

    10) ; his principles sit loosely on him   
      

    11)  (   ; . sit in session)

    12)   £    (. sit in)

    13)   

    14)    ( )

    15) _. 

    #) sit back )  (    ..);
    ) ; sit down ) ; ) ; ) _.
    ,   ( ̣); ) , 
    (under); to sit down under insults  ; sit for
    )    (); ): to sit for an examination
    ; sit in )   £  
    ; ) , ,  (on); sit on
    )   (); )  (); ) _. ;
    ; sit out )   ( ); ) ,
    ; to sit smb. out  -.; sit through ,
      ; sit under  ; sit up
    ) ,  ( ); )   ; 
      ; ; )  ; ; ) _.
    ()  (. sit up and take notice); to make smb.
    sit up ,  -.; sit upon = sit on

    *) to sit in judgement ; ; to sit tight _.
    ף ;    ; to sit on one's hands
    )  ;    ;
    ) ; ,  ; to sit at smb.'s feet 
    -. , ;   -.; to sit down hard
    on smth.   -.
_____

sit-down

  ['sItdaun] _a. ; sit-down strike  ( )
  
_____

site

  [saIt]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  ( )

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

sit-in

  ['sIt'In] _n.

    1)  ( ) 

    2) _.     (ԣ 
        ..,    )
_____

sitter

  ['sIt] _n.

    1) ,   , ; 

    2) 

    3) = sitter-in

    4)  

    5) _. ̣ ,  
_____

sitter-in

  ['sItr'In] _n. ,      
_____

sitting

  ['sItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  sit

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  (  ..); at a sitting   

      3)  

      4)  , 
_____

sitting-room

  ['sItINrum] _n.

    1)    ; 

    2) ,   
_____

situated

  ['sItjueItId] _a. ;   ̣
  , ; thus situated   
_____

situation

  [,sItju'eISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , , , ; to come out of a
    difficult situation with credit      

    3) , ,  (.  ); to find a situation
     ,   
_____

sitzkrieg

  ['sItskri:g] _. _n. ""  (   
   )
_____

six

  [sIks]

    1. _n-card. 

    2. _n.

      1) ԣ

      2) _pl.   (   ..) at sixes and sevens 
      ,  ; it is six of one and half a dozen of the
      other     ,    
_____

six-by-six

  ['sIksbaI'sIks] _n. _. _. ̣ 
_____

sixer

  ['sIks] _n. _.  
_____

sixfold

  ['sIksfuld]

    1. _a. 

    2. _adv. 
_____

six-footer

  ['sIks'fut] _n. _.

    1)    

    2) -.    
_____

sixpence

  ['sIkspns] _n.    6   1/2 

    *) it doesn't matter sixpence ,   
_____

six-shooter

  ['sIks'Su:t] _n.  
_____

sixteen

  ['sIks'ti:n] _n-card. 
_____

sixteenmo

  [sIks'ti:nmu] = sextodecimo
_____

sixteenth

  ['sIks'ti:n]

    1. _n-ord. 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) (the sixteenth)  
_____

sixth

  [sIks]

    1. _n-ord. 

      *) sixth column ) " ",  " ";
      ) ,   " "

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) (the sixth)  
_____

sixthly

  ['sIkslI] _adv. -
_____

sixties

  ['sIkstIz] _n. _pl.

    1) (the sixties)  

    2)  ;   (  60  69 )
_____

sixtieth

  ['sIkstII]

    1. _n-ord. 

    2. _n.  
_____

sixty

  ['sIkstI]

    1. _n-card. ; sixtyone  ; sixtytwo 
      ..; he is over sixty   

    2. _n.  (, )

      *) like sixty _. _. ,   ;
      
_____

sizable

  ['saIzbl] _a.  
_____

sizar

  ['saIz] _n. ,   (   )
_____

size

  I [saIz]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ߣ

      2) , 

      3) _. 

      4)  (  ..)

      5) _.   

      *) that's about the size of it    

    2. _v.   

      #) size up )  , ; ) _. 
       ( -.)

  II [saIz]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. , 
_____

sizzle

  ['sIzl] _.

    1. _n. ;   (   )

    2. _v.

      1)  ( )

      2) , 
_____

sizzling

  ['sIzlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  sizzle 2

    2. _a. , ; sizzling hot ̣
_____

sjambok

  ['SmbOk] _-.

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.  
_____

skald

  [skO:ld] = scald II
_____

skat

  [ska:t] _n. _. 
_____

skate

  I [skeIt] _n.  ()

  II [skeIt]

    1. _n.

      1) Σ

      2)   

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) ; to skate over smth.  -. 
_____

skater

  ['skeIt] _n.

    1) ,    

    2) 
_____

skating-rink

  ['skeItINrINk] _n. 
_____

skedaddle

  [skI'ddl] _v. (.  _imp.) _. , У
_____

skein

  [skeIn] _n.

    1)  ; tangled skein _.  

    2)    ( ̣)
_____

skeletal

  ['skelItl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

skeleton

  ['skelItn] _n.

    1) , ; , 

    2) , 

    *) skeleton at the feast ,   ; skeleton in the
    cupboard, family skeleton  ; ,  
     
_____

skeleton key

  ['skelItnki:] _n. 
_____

skeletonize

  ['skelItnaIz] _v.

    1)   

    2) ,   

    3)  
_____

skeptic

  ['skeptIk] = sceptic
_____

skerry

  ['skerI] _n. , 
_____

sketch

  [sketS]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2)  ; 

      3) _. 

    2. _v.  ,  
_____

sketch-book

  ['sketSbuk] _n. 
_____

sketch-map

  ['sketSmp] _n.  
_____

sketchy

  ['sketSI] _a.

    1) ; ; ; to be on the sketchy side 
    ,  ( )

    2) 
_____

skew

  [skju:]

    1. _n. , , 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

    3. _v.

      1) , ;   

      2) 

      3) ; 

      4)  ;  
_____

skew-eyed

  ['skju:'aId] _a. 
_____

skewbald

  ['skju:bO:ld] _a. 
_____

skewer

  ['skju]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _. 

      3) _.  ;   

    2. _v.

      1)  ( -.)

      2) 
_____

ski

  [ski:]

    1. _n. (_pl. skis   .) 

    2. _v. (ski'd)   
_____

ski'd

  [ski:d] _p.  _p-p.  ski 2
_____

ski-joring

  ['ski:,dO:rIN] _n.     ..
_____

ski-jumping

  ['ski:,dAmpIN] _n.     
_____

skiagram

  ['skaIgrm] _n.  
_____

skiagraph

  ['skaIgra:f] _n.  
_____

skiborne

  ['ski:bO:n] _a. _.    ( )
_____

skid

  [skId]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) , , ,  

      3) _. 

      4) _. , , 

      *) to put the skids under _. _. , 
      ; on the skids ޣ  ,   ..

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) _. ; the car skidded  
_____

skier

  ['ski:] _n. 
_____

skiff

  [skIf] _n. ; _. -
_____

skiffle-group

  ['skIflgru:p] _n.  - 
_____

skiffle-player

  ['skIfl,pleI] _n.   -
  
_____

skiing lodge

  ['ski:INlOd] _n.  
_____

skilful

  ['skIlful] _a. , 
_____

skill

  [skIl] _n. , , ; , 
_____

skilled

  [skIld] _a. , 
_____

skillet

  ['skIlIt] _n.      (.  )
_____

skilly

  ['skIlI] _n.  ̣
_____

skim

  [skIm]

    1. _v.

      1)  (  ..); to skim milk    ; to
      skim the cream off   (. _.)

      2)  , ,  (along, over -  -.)

      3)  ;  (; through, over)

    2. _a.: skim milk  
_____

skimble-skamble

  ['skImbl,skmbl] _a. 
_____

skimmer

  ['skIm] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. , 

    3)      أ
_____

skimp

  [skImp] _v.  ; ; 
_____

skimpy

  ['skImpI] _a.

    1) 

    2) ;  ( )

    3) , 
_____

skin

  [skIn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; outer skin _. 

      2) , ; baked potatoes in their skins   

      3)  , 

      4)  ( )

      5) _. 

      6) _. _. 

      7) _. 

      8) _. 

      9) _.  ( );  ()

      *) in ( with) a whole skin   ; to escape with (
      by) the skin of one's teeth - ; to get under the skin
      , ,   ; to change one's skin
       ; to have a thick (thin) skin 
       ( ); to jump out of one's skin
         ( ,   ..); to keep a whole skin,
      to save one's skin   ; mere ( only) skin and bone
        

    2. _v.

      1) ()  (. skin over);  (.
      skin over)

      2)  , ;  

      3) _.  

      4) ,  

      *) to skin a flint ,  ; to keep one's eyes
      skinned _.   
_____

skin-deep

  ['skIn'di:p]

    1. _a. ,  (   ..)

    2. _adv. 
_____

skin-diver

  ['skIn,daIv] _n.

    1)  

    2) , ,   
_____

skin-grafting

  ['skIn,gra:ftIN] _n. _.  
_____

skin-tight

  ['skIntaIt] _a.  ,  ( )
_____

skinflint

  ['skInflInt] _n. 
_____

skinful

  ['skInful] _n.   ()
_____

skin-game

  ['skIngeIm] _n. _. , 
_____

skinner

  ['skIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.   

    3) _. 

    4) _.  (  )
_____

skinny

  ['skInI] _a. ,   
_____

skip

  I [skIp]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  ( ; . skip off, skip from); to skip
      a grade    ( )

      3) ; he skips as he reads    ӣ 

      4) _. , 

      5) _. ; 

      *) skip it! !, !

  II [skIp] _n. _. ; ;    
_____

skipjack

  ['skIpdk] _n.

    1)  

    2)      
_____

skipper

  ['skIp] _n.

    1) ,  ( ); _. _.  

    2) _. _. _.     

    3)  ( )

    *) skipper's daughters     
_____

skipping-rope

  ['skIpINrup] _n. 
_____

skirl

  [sk:l]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) ,  

    2. _v.   
_____

skirmish

  ['sk:mIS]

    1. _n.

      1)    

      2) , , 

      3) _attr.: skirmish line  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)   
_____

skirmisher

  ['sk:mIS] _n.

    1)   

    2) _. 
_____

skirt

  [sk:t]

    1. _n.

      1) ; divided skirt  

      2) , 

      3) _. 

      4) ( _pl.) , ; on the skirts of the wood  
      

      5) _.  ()

    2. _v.

      1)    ,  

      2) ;   

      3) ; 
_____

skirting

  ['sk:tIN] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  

    3) _. , , 
_____

ski-run

  ['ski:rAn] _n. 
_____

ski-running

  ['ski:,rAnIN] _n.   
_____

skit

  I [skIt] _n.

    1) ; , 

    2) 

  II [skIt] _n. _. , 
_____

skitter

  ['skIt] _v.     (  )
_____

skittish

  ['skItIS] _a.

    1)    ( )

    2) , ; ; 
_____

skittle

  ['skItl]

    1. _n. _pl. 

      *) skittle! _. !; not all beer and skittles  ӣ  
      

    2. _v.: to skittle away _. ; 
_____

skittle-alley

  ['skItl,lI] _n. 
_____

skittle-ground

  ['skItlgraund] = skittle-alley
_____

skive

  [skaIv] _v.

    1) ,  (, )

    2)  (  )
_____

skiver

  ['skaIv] _n.

    1)    

    2)  
_____

skivvies

  ['skIvIz] _n. _pl. _.   أ
_____

skivvy

  ['skIvI] _n. _. _. 
_____

sklent

  [sklent] _.

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _attr. , 

    2. _v. 
_____

skoal

  [skul] _int.  !
_____

skua

  ['skju:] _n. _.  
_____

skulduggery

  ['skAl,dAgrI] _n. _. _. 
_____

skulk

  [skAlk]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1) ;  (  );  
      ,   ..

      2) 
_____

skull

  [skAl] _n. ; skull and crossbones     (
  )

    *) thick skull  , 
_____

skull-cap

  ['skAlkp] _n. , 
_____

skunk

  [skANk]

    1. _n.

      1) _. , 

      2)  

      3) _. 

    2. _v. _. _.     
_____

sky

  [skaI]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) (. _pl.) ; under warmer skies   ԣ 

      *) to laud ( to extol) to the skies   ; if the
      skies fall we shall catch larks _.  ,  ; out of a
      clear sky  ;      

    2. _v.

      1)   ()

      2)    ()
_____

sky pilot

  ['skaI,paIlt] _n. _. , . 
_____

sky troops

  ['skaItru:ps] _n. - 
_____

sky truck

  ['skaI'trAk] _n. _. _.  ̣
_____

sky wave

  ['skaIweIv] _n. _. , ֣   ϣ 
_____

sky-blue

  ['skaI'blu:]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

sky-born

  ['skaI'bO:n] _a. _.  ( ) 
_____

sky-clad

  ['skaIkld] _a. _. 
_____

sky-high

  ['skaI'haI]

    1. _a. ,  

    2. _adv.  ;  
_____

sky-rocket

  ['skaI,rOkIt]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  ,   ( ,  
      ..)
_____

sky-scraper

  ['skaI,skreIp] _n. ң
_____

sky-writer

  ['skaI,raIt] _n. ̣   
_____

sky-writing

  ['skaI,raItIN] _n. ,    ̣; 
  
_____

skyer

  ['skaI] _n.   
_____

skyey

  ['skaII] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) -
_____

skylark

  ['skaIla:k]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. ,  , 
_____

skylight

  ['skaIlaIt] _n.

    1) _.  , ̣ 

    2) _.  
_____

skyline

  ['skaIlaIn] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)    
_____

skyscape

  ['skaIskeIp] _n. ,  
_____

skyward

  ['skaIwd] = skywards
_____

skywards

  ['skaIwdz] _adv.  
_____

sky-wave

  ['skaIweIv] _a.: sky-wave communication _.   ֣
  
_____

sky wave

  ['skaIweIv] _n. _. , ֣   ϣ 
_____

skyway

  ['skaIweI] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)   
_____

slab

  [slb]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ; a slab of cheese  

      3) _. 

      4) _. ;  

    2. _v.  
_____

slab-sided

  ['slb'saIdId] _a.

    1)   

    2) _. ;   
_____

slack

  I [slk]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; to feel slack   

      2)  ( , ); ; a slack season 
      

      3)  ( , );  ( )

      4) ; at a slack   

      5) _. ; ; slack in duty 

      6) ޣ ( )

      7) , ; slack oven  

      8)  ( )

      *) to keep a slack hand ( rein)  ; slack water
      )  ; )     

    2. _n.

      1)  ң, 

      2)  ( )

      3) ; ; to have a good slack , 
       

      4) = slack water {. 1}

    3. _v.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3) ()

      4)  ()

      5) _. 

      6)  ()

      #) slack away _.  (); slack off )  ϣ
      ,   ..; ) = slack away; slack up  

  II [slk] _n.  
_____

slack lime

  ['slklaIm] _n. ۣ 
_____

slack suit

  ['slksju:t] _n.    
_____

slack-baked

  ['slkbeIkt] _a.

    1) ޣ

    2) 
_____

slacken

  ['slkn] _v.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

slacker

  ['slk] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2) _.     
_____

slacks

  [slks] _n. _pl.  
_____

slag

  [slg] _n. , , 
_____

slain

  [sleIn] _p-p.  slay I
_____

slake

  [sleIk] _v.

    1)  ();  (   ..)

    2)  ()

    3)  ()
_____

slalom

  ['sleIlm] _n. _. 
_____

slam

  [slm]

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2) _. 

      3) _. _.  

    2. _v.

      1) , ()

      2)   ; 

      3) _. _. 

      4) _. 
_____

slander

  ['sla:nd]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. ,  
_____

slanderous

  ['sla:ndrs] _a. 
_____

slang

  [slN]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a.   , ; slang word 

    3. _v. _. 
_____

slanguage

  ['slNgwId] _. . slang 1
_____

slangy

  ['slNI] _a.

    1) 

    2)   , 
_____

slant

  [sla:nt]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; on the slant ;   

      2) _. _.  ; to take a slant 

      3) _. _.  , , ; ; 

    2. _v.

      1) (), ()

      2) _.  ;  (, )
_____

slanting

  ['sla:ntIN] _a. ; 
_____

slantingdicular

  [,sla:ntIN'dIkjul] _a. _. 
_____

slantwise

  ['sla:ntwaIz] _adv. 
_____

slap

  [slp]

    1. _n. ; a slap in ( on) the face ݣ (. _.)

    2. _v. , ̣

    3. _adv. _. ; ; to hit smb. slap in the eye 
    -.   ; to run slap into smb.    
    -.
_____

slap-bang

  ['slp'bN] _adv.

    1)   ;  

    2) ,  
_____

slapdash

  ['slpdS]

    1. _a. , ; ; slapdash work 
    

    2. _adv.  ,  , -
_____

slapjack

  ['slpdk] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2)   
_____

slapping

  ['slpIN]

    1. _pres-p.  slap 2

    2. _a. _. 
_____

slapstick

  ['slpstIk] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ۣ  (. slapstick comedy)
_____

slap-up

  ['slpAp] _a. _. 
_____

slash

  I [slS]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) ; 

      3)  

      4) 

      5) _. , ,  (  ..)

    2. _v.

      1)  (); 

      2) 

      3) 

      4)  

      5) _. ;  (,   ..)

      6)   ( )

  II [slS] _n. _.  
_____

slashing

  ['slaSIN]

    1. _pres-p.  slash I, 2

    2. _n.  ; 

    3. _a.

      1) , ; slashing rain  

      2) , ; slashing criticism  

      3) _. , ; slashing dinner   
_____

slat

  I [slt] _n.

    1) , , ̣, 

    2) _. 

    3) _pl. _. ң

  II [slt] _v.  ( )
_____

slate

  [sleIt]

    1. _n.

      1) _. , ;  

      2)  

      3) _.   ( )

      4) - 

      *) a clean slate  ; to have a slate loose
        ; to clean the slate, to wipe off the slate
      )    , ; )   
       

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) _.   

      3)   

      4) _. ; 

      5) _. , , 

      6) _.  
_____

slate-club

  ['sleItklAb] _n.  
_____

slate-pencil

  ['sleIt'pensl] _n. 
_____

slater

  ['sleIt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

slather

  ['sl]

    1. _n. (. _pl.) _. _.  

    2. _v.

      1) ,    

      2)   
_____

slattern

  ['slt:n] _n. , 
_____

slatternly

  ['slt:nlI] _a. 
_____

slaty

  ['sleItI] _a.

    1) 

    2) -

    3) 
_____

slaughter

  ['slO:t]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ;  

      2)  ()

    2. _v.

      1)  , ;   

      2) ,  ()
_____

slaughter-house

  ['slO:thaus] _n. 
_____

slaughterous

  ['slO:trs] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

slave

  [sleIv]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _attr. ; slave labour  

    2. _v.   
_____

slave-born

  ['sleIvbO:n] _a. ģ  
_____

slave-driver

  ['sleIv,draIv] _n.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

slave-holder

  ['sleIv,huld] _n. 
_____

slave-ship

  ['sleIvSIp] _n.  
_____

slave-trade

  ['sleIvtreId] _n. 
_____

slaver

  I ['sleIv] _n.

    1) 

    2) = slave-ship

  II ['slv]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1)  ; 

      2) 
_____

slavery

  ['sleIvrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ֣  
_____

slavey

  ['slvI] _n. _.   ӣ
_____

slavish

  ['sleIvIS] _a. ; slavish imitation  
_____

slaw

  [slO:] _n. _.     (. cold slaw)
_____

slay

  I [sleI] _v. (slew; slain) _. _. ; slain by a bullet
  ֣ 

  II [sleI] _n. _. 
_____

slayer

  ['sleI] _n. 
_____

sleazy

  ['sli:zI] _a.

    1) ,  ( ; . _.)

    2) _. 
_____

sled

  [sled] = sledge I
_____

sledding

  ['sledIN] _n.

    1) ,   ,  

    2)  

    3) , 

    *) hard sledding _.  , 
_____

sledge

  I [sled]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   

  II [sled] = sledge-hammer
_____

sledge-car

  ['sledka:] _n. 
_____

sledge-hammer

  ['sled,hm] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) _attr. ; sledge-hammer blow  ;
    sledge-hammer argument  
_____

sleek

  [sli:k]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; 

      2) 

    2. _v. ;  
_____

sleeken

  ['sli:kn] = sleek 2
_____

sleeky

  ['sli:kI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. ; 
_____

sleep

  [sli:p]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to go to sleep ; to get a sleep ; to get
      enough sleep ; in one's sleep  ; to send smb. to sleep
       -.; to put to sleep  ; to get to sleep
        ; the last sleep, sleep that knows not
      breaking  , 

      2) 

    2. _v. (slept)

      1) , ; to sleep with one eye open  ; to sleep
      like a log ( top)  ͣ ; to sleep the sleep of the
      just   ; to sleep the clock round 
       

      2)  ( )

      3)  (at, in)

      4) _.  ; the hotel can sleep 300 men 
         300 

      5) 

      #) sleep away ; to sleep the day away   ;
      sleep in )   ; ): to be slept in  ,
        ; his bed has not been slept in   
      ; )   ; sleep off ; sleep out
      ) ,   ; ): sleep oneself out 

      *) to sleep on ( over) a question ( problem)  
        
_____

sleeper

  ['sli:p] _n.

    1) ; light (heavy) sleeper   ()

    2) 

    3) = sleeping-car

    4) ,     (., ,
        ,   ,
      ..)

    5) _.  

    6) (. _pl.)  

    7)   ( )

    8) _-. 
_____

sleeperette

  [,sli:p'ret] _n.    ̣  
  
_____

sleeping partner

  ['sli:pIN,pa:tn] . partner 1, 2)
_____

sleeping-bag

  ['sli:pINbg] _n.  
_____

sleeping-car

  ['sli:pINka:] _n.  
_____

sleeping-draught

  ['sli:pINdra:ft] _n.  
_____

sleeping-pills

  ['sli:pINpIlz] _n. _pl.  
_____

sleeping-sickness

  ['sli:pIN,sIknIs] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) _.  
_____

sleepless

  ['sli:plIs] _a. ; 
_____

sleep-walker

  ['sli:p,wO:k] _n. 
_____

sleepy

  ['sli:pI] _a.

    1) , ; a sleepy little town ,  ;
    sleepy sickness _.  

    2) , ; sleepy trade   

    3) ,  
_____

sleepyhead

  ['sli:pIhed] _n. _. 
_____

sleet

  [sli:t]

    1. _n.   , 

    2. _v. ( . ); it sleets ģ   
_____

sleety

  ['sli:tI] _a. 
_____

sleeve

  [sli:v] _n.

    1) ; to turn ( to roll) up one's sleeves  ;
    _.   ,  

    2) _. , , 

    *) to have smth. up one's sleeve   -. ;
     -.  ; he has smth. up his sleeve   - 
    ; to laugh in ( up) one's sleeve   , ;
     
_____

sleeve-protectors

  ['sli:vpr,tektz] _n. _pl. 
_____

sleigh

  [sleI] = sledge I
_____

sleigh-bell

  ['sleIbel] _n. 
_____

sleight-of-hand

  ['slaItv'hnd] _n.  , ̣
_____

slender

  ['slend] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ; , ; slender means 
    ; slender income  ; slender hope  
_____

slenderize

  ['slendraIz] _v.

    1) ,   

    2)  
_____

slept

  [slept] _p.  _p-p.  sleep 2
_____

sleuth

  [slu:]

    1. _n.

      1) -

      2) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)    (. _.)

      2) _.  
_____

sleuth-hound

  ['slu:'haund] = sleuth 1
_____

slew

  I [slu:]

    1. _n. ,  

    2. _v.: slew round (); ()

  II [slu:] _p.  slay I

  III [slu:] _n. _. ; 

  IV [slu:] _n. _. _.  ,  
_____

slice

  [slaIs]

    1. _n.

      1) , ;   (-.)

      2) ; ; a slice of territory (of the profits) 
       ()

      3)  

      4)   ( )

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  (. slice up)

      2)   

      3) _.  ()
_____

slick

  [slIk] _.

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3) 

      4) _. , ; 

      5) 

      6) _. _. ̣, , ; slick fiction
      ̣ 

    2. _adv. , , ; the machine goes very slick 
      

    3. _v.

      1)  , 

      2) _. _. , ;    (.
      slick up)

    4. _n.

      1) ̣,  (,   )

      2) _. _.    ( 
      )
_____

slicker

  ['slIk] _n. _.

    1) ;  

    2) _.  , 

    3) _.  
_____

slid

  [slId] _p.  _p-p.  slide 2
_____

slide

  [slaId]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)    ; 

      3)  ֣;  

      4) 

      5) ; 

      6)   ()

      7)   ͣ

      8) _.   ; ; 

      9) _attr.: slide lecture ,  
      

    2. _v. (slid)

      1) ; to slide over delicate questions  
      

      2)   

      3) ; 

      4)   ; ; the years slide past ( by)
        

      5)       

      6) , ; to slide the drawer into its place 
       (, )

      *) let things slide   -. ,  
_____

slide rule

  ['slaIdru:l] = sliding rule
_____

slide-block

  ['slaIdblOk] _n. _. 
_____

slide-fastener

  ['slaId,fa:sn] _n. ԣ-
_____

slide-valve

  ['slaIdvlv] _n. _. 
_____

sliding rule

  ['slaIdIN'ru:l] _n.  
_____

sliding scale

  ['slaIdIN'skeIl] _n.

    1)  

    2)    ޣ 
_____

sliding seat

  ['slaIdIN'si:t] _n. ,   (   
  )
_____

slight

  [slaIt]

    1. _n. , ; to put a slight upon smb. ,
       -.

    2. _a.

      1) , ̣, ; not the slightest doubt 
       ; a slight cold  ; not in the
      slightest   

      2) ; 

    3. _v. ; ; to slight one's work 
       
_____

slightly

  ['slaItlI] _adv. , ; I know him slightly    
_____

slim

  [slIm]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) _. , ; ; a slim chance of success
         

      3) _. ̣ (   ..)

      4) 

    2. _v. ,   
_____

slime

  [slaIm]

    1. _n. ;  ; , 

    2. _v.

      1) () 

      2) _.  
_____

slimy

  ['slaImI] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) _. , 

    3) _. , 
_____

sling

  I [slIN]

    1. _n.

      1) ; . 

      2) , 

      3) , 

      4) ; he had his arm in a sling      

      5) _. 

    2. _v. (slung)

      1) ; to sling a man out of the room  -. 
      

      2)   

      3)  (  ..)

      4)   

      5) _.   

      6)    , 

      *) to sling ink _.    ;  (
        ..); to sling mud at smb. ,  
      -.

  II [slIN] _n. _.   , , ,  
_____

slingshot

  ['slINSOt] _n. _. 
_____

slink

  I [slINk] _v. (slunk) ,   (. slink off, slink
  away, slink by)

  II [slINk]

    1. _n.  ( )

    2. _v. (slunk)  ( )
_____

slip

  [slIp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ; 

      3) , ; slip of the pen (tongue)  ()

      4)  ;  (أ)

      5)  ( );  (. pillow slip)

      6) _pl. 

      7) , ; ; a slip of a girl  (
      ) 

      8) _. 

      9)    (-.); , ; a slip of paper
       

      10) , ;  (  ..); to get the
      pink slip _.    

      11) (. _pl.)  (  )

      12) _.    ( )

      13) _pl. _. 

      14) _.  ()

      15) _. , 

      16) _.    (  ..); ;
       ()

      *) there is many a slip'twixt the cup and the lip   "",
        ; to give smb. the slip _. ,
        -.

    2. _v.

      1) , ; my foot slipped  

      2) ; 

      3) ;  (. slip off);  (. slip
      away); the knot slipped  ; the dog slipped the chain
         ; it has slipped my attention   -
       ; it slipped my memory, it slipped from my mind  
        ; to let the chance slip   

      4) ,  ( ; . slip away)

      5)   (    ,   
      ); the tango slipped into a waltz    

      6)  (  ,     ..); she slipped the
      letter into her pocket     

      7) ; he slips in his grammar   
      

      8) _. , 

      9)  ( ̣)

      10)  ( )

      11)  ()

      12)  ()

      13)  ( )

      14)   ( )

      #) slip along _. ; slip away ) ; ) , 
      ; ) ,  ( ); slip by  (
      ); slip in )  ( ); )  ;
      )   ( ); slip off ) ;
      ) ; )  (); slip on , ;
      slip out ) ,  ; )   (
      ); )     (); )  (.
      _.); he let the name slip out      ;
      slip up ) ; ) _.  

      *) to slip one's trolley _. _. 
_____

slip-carriage

  ['slIp,krId] _n. ,      
_____

slip-cover

  ['slIp,kAv] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) 
_____

slip-knot

  ['slIpnOt] _n.

    1)  

    2)    ң
_____

slip-on

  ['slIp'On]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  (  )

      2)  

    2. _a.

      1)   

      2) , 
_____

slip-up

  ['slIp'Ap] _n. _. , 
_____

slipover

  ['slIp,uv] _n.

    1) , ,   ..

    2) , 
_____

slipper

  ['slIp]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _-. () 

    2. _v. _. ̣ 
_____

slippery

  ['slIprI] _a.

    1) 

    2) ף

    3) ģ,  ( )
_____

slippy

  ['slIpI] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) , ; be slippy about it!, look slippy! !,
    !
_____

slipshod

  ['slIpSOd] _a. , 
_____

slipslop

  ['slIpslOp] _.

    1. _n.

      1)  ; ; 

      2)     (  ..)

    2. _a. , ;  ( , )
_____

slipsole

  ['slIpsul] _n. 
_____

slipway

  ['slIpweI] _n. _. , ߣ 
_____

slit

  [slIt]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; 

      2) _attr.: slit skirt   

    2. _v. (slitted [slItId], slit)

      1)   ;   ; to slit an envelope
      open  

      2) 

      3) , 
_____

slit trench

  ['slIt'trentS] _n. _. -
_____

slither

  ['slI] _v. ; 
_____

sliver

  ['slIv]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  ()

    2. _v. , ()
_____

slob

  [slOb] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) _. , ң
_____

slobber

  ['slOb]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2)  ; 
_____

slobbery

  ['slObrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

sloe

  [slu] _n. ԣ,  
_____

slog

  [slOg]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) ֣,  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)   (. slog at one's work, slog away, slog on)
_____

slogan

  ['slugn] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2)   (_. )
_____

sloop

  [slu:p] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  ; sloop of war  
_____

slop

  I [slOp]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; 

      2) _pl. ; to empty the slops  

      3) _pl.   (   ..)

      4) _pl. ,  ()

    2. _v.

      1) (), ̣() ( slop over, slop out)

      2) ̣,  (   ..)

      #) slop over   

  II [slOp] _n. (. _pl.)

    1)    ,    

    2) ۣ  
_____

slop-basin

  ['slOp,beIsn] _n. 
_____

slop-pail

  ['slOppeIl] _n.  
_____

slop-shop

  ['slOpSOp] _n.  ۣ  
_____

slope

  [slup]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; slope of a roof  ; slope of a river
       

      2) _.  

      3) _.     

    2. _v.

      1) ;  ;   (. slope up) 
       (. slope down)

      2)    

      3) ; 

      4) _. ; 

      5)  (. slope about)
_____

sloping

  ['slupIN]

    1. _pres-p.  slope 2

    2. _a. , 
_____

sloppy

  ['slOpI] _a.

    1)  ,  ( ); ,  ( ,
    )

    2)  ( )

    3)  ( )

    4) ,  (   ..)

    5) 
_____

slopwork

  ['slOpw:k] _n.

    1)  ۣ  

    2) ,   
_____

slosh

  [slOS] = slush
_____

slot

  I [slOt]

    1. _n.

      1) ݣ, , , ;  ()  
      

      2) _. 

    2. _v. , ; 

  II [slOt] _n.  (  ..)
_____

slot-machine

  ['slOtm,Si:n] _n.  ;  
_____

sloth

  [slu] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

sloth-bear

  ['slubE] _n. -
_____

slothful

  ['sluful] _a. , 
_____

slouch

  [slautS]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

      3) ; he is no slouch   

      4) 

      5)   ()

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2)  (  )

      3)  ();  ; slouch about 
_____

slouch hat

  ['slautS'ht] _n.     
_____

slough

  I [slau] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) , ,  (. the Slough of Despond)

  II [slAf]

    1. _n.

      1)   ()

      2) 

      3)  

    2. _v.

      1)   ( )

      2)  ( ),  ( slough off, slough away)
_____

sloughy

  I ['slauI] _a. 

  II ['slAfI] _a. 
_____

sloven

  ['slAvn] _n. 
_____

slovenliness

  ['slAvnlInIs] _n. 
_____

slovenly

  ['slAvnlI] _a. 
_____

slow

  [slu]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; 

      2) , 

      3) ; he was slow in arriving  ; he is not slow
      to defend himself      

      4) (. _predic.) the clock is 20 minutes slow    20
      

      5)     (   ..)

      6) ,  (. slow of wit)

      7) , 

      8) _. 

      9)  ( )

      10)    ( , )

      *) slow but steady ,  ; slow and steady wins the race
       ,  

    2. _adv. ; to go slow  

    3. _v. () (. slow down, slow up, slow off)
_____

slow goods

  ['slugudz] _n. _pl.   
_____

slow-match

  ['slumtS] _n.   (    ..)
_____

slow-poke

  ['slupuk] _n. _. _. 
_____

slow-witted

  ['slu'wItId] _a. , 
_____

slowcoach

  ['slukutS] _n. ,    
_____

slowdown

  ['sludaun] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)    ( )
_____

slubber

  ['slAb] _v.  , -
_____

sludge

  [slAd] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ( ̣)

    3) , 

    4) , 

    5) _attr.: sludge pump _. ;  
_____

sludgy

  ['slAdI] _a. ; 
_____

slue

  [slu:] = slew I
_____

slug

  I [slAg]

    1. _n.

      1) _. , 

      2) _. 

      3)   , -  ..

      4) _. 

      5)   ( )

      6)  ( )

      7) _.  (  )

      8) _. _.  ()

      9) _. ,   

      10) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) _.  , 

      2)   , 

      3) _. ,  ( )

  II = slog
_____

slug-abed

  ['slAg'bed] _n. , ; 
_____

sluggard

  ['slAgd] _n. , 
_____

sluggish

  ['slAgIS] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; 
_____

sluice

  [slu:s]

    1. _n.

      1) , ;  

      2) () , 

      3) 

      4) _.  ֣

    2. _v.

      1)  ; 

      2)   , ,  ( ) (.
      sluice off)

      3) ; 

      4)  (. sluice out)

      5) , 
_____

sluice-gate

  ['slu:s'geIt] _n.  
_____

sluice-way

  ['slu:sweI] = sluice 1, 2)
_____

slum

  [slAm]

    1. _n. (. _pl.) 

    2. _v.   (  ; . go
    slumming)
_____

slumber

  ['slAmb] _.

    1. _n. ( _pl.) ; 

    2. _v. ; 

      #) slumber away ,   
_____

slumber-suit

  ['slAmbsju:t] _n. 
_____

slumberous

  ['slAmbrs] _a.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

slumlord

  ['slAmlO:d] _n.   (    
  )
_____

slummock

  ['slAmk] _v. _.

    1)  

    2)  , 
_____

slump

  [slAmp]

    1. _n.

      1)   ,   ; 

      2)  (); 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  , , ; he slumped into a chair 
         

      3) , 
_____

slung

  [slAN] _p.  _p-p.  sling I, 2
_____

slunk

  [slANk] _p.  _p-p.  slink I  II 2
_____

slur

  [sl:]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( ); to put a slur (upon) 

      2) () 

      3) _. 

      4)  (, )

      5) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  ()

      2)  

      3) ,  (  ..; ; slur over)

      4) ,  (over)

      5) _. , , 

      6) _.  
_____

slurry

  ['sl:rI] _n. _.   ;  
_____

slush

  [slAS]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  ; ,  

      3) _. () 

      4) ,  

      5) _.     

      6) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)    

      3) _.  (. slush up)

      4) _.  
_____

slush fund

  ['slAS'fAnd] _n.

    1) _. _.  

    2) _. ,   
_____

slushy

  ['slASI] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

slut

  [slAt] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) 

    3) _. ; a saucy slut 

    4) 
_____

sluttish

  ['slAtIS] _a. 
_____

sly

  [slaI]

    1. _a.

      1) , , ; a sly dog , 

      2) , 

      3) , 

    2. _n.: on the sly 
_____

slyboots

  ['slaIbu:ts] _n. _. , , 
_____

slype

  [slaIp] _n.  
_____

smack

  I [smk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; 

      2)  ,  

    2. _v. , ,  (-.);   (of -
    -.)

  II [smk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3)  ; 

    2. _v.

      1)   (. smack one's lips)

      2) ; ̣

    3. _adv. _.

      1)  

      2)   , 

  III [smk] _n. _.  (  )
_____

smacker

  ['smk] _n. _.

    1)    

    2)   -.

    3) _. 
_____

small

  [smO:l]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; small boy ; small craft  ,
      ; small capitals _. ; small tools 
      ,  

      2) ; small coal ,  ; small rock 

      3) , , ; he has small Latin  
       ; he drank a small whiskey    ; on the
      small side    

      4) ֣, ; to feel small  
      ;   ; to look small  
      

      5) ; small waist  

      6) ,  ( )

      7) ,  ( ); small voice  

      8) , ; it is small of you     

      9) 

      10) 

      11) , ;  

      *) (and) small wonder () ,   ;
      the small hours    ; the still small voice
      ; small talk , ,  

    2. _n.

      1): small of the back 

      2) _pl. = small-clothes

      3) _pl. _.      ( )

      *) in small )   ; ) _.  
_____

small arms

  ['smO:l'a:mz] _n. _pl.  
_____

small beer

  ['smO:lbI] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) , ; to think no small beer of oneself   
     ; to chronicle small beer   ;
     
_____

small holder

  ['smO:l'huld] _n.  ;  
_____

small-bore

  ['smO:lbO:] _a. _. 
_____

small-clothes

  ['smO:lkluz] _n. _pl. _.    
_____

small-minded

  ['smO:l'maIndId] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ̣
_____

small-sword

  ['smO:lsO:d] _n. , 
_____

small-time

  ['smO:ltaIm] _a. _. _. , ; 
_____

small-toothcomb

  ['smO:ltu:'kum] _n.  
_____

smallpox

  ['smO:lpOks] _n. 
_____

smalt

  [smO:lt] _n. 
_____

smarm

  [sma:m] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ; , 
_____

smarmy

  ['sma:mI] _a. _. ; , 
_____

smart

  [sma:t]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) , 

    2. _a.

      1) ,  ( , )

      2)  ( )

      3) , ; you'd better be pretty smart about the job 
         ; to make a smart job of it   
       

      4) , 

      5) , 

      6) ; ; ; the smart set _. 
      

      *) a smart few  

    3. _adv. , 

    4. _v.

      1)   ; ; 

      2)   ; the insult smarts yet  ݣ 

      #) smart for   -.
_____

smart aleck

  ['sma:t'lIk] _n. _. _.  ; 
_____

smart-alecky

  ['sma:t'lIkI] _a. _. _. ;   
_____

smart-money

  ['sma:t,mAnI] _n.

    1)   

    2)  
_____

smarten

  ['sma:tn] _v.

    1): smarten (oneself) up ) (); ) 

    2)  (  ..)
_____

smash

  [smS]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; 

      2) , , 

      3) ; 

      4) 

      5)  

      6) _.  

      7)     ,  ( )

      8) _attr. _. ,   ; a smash
      song  

    2. _v.

      1) ()  ( smash up)

      2)  (into, against, through)

      3) , ,  (  ..)

      4) 

      5) _.    

      6)     ,  ( )

      #) smash in ,  ; to smash in a door 
      ; smash up () 

    3. _adv.  ; ; to go ( to come) smash ) 
     ; )   ; 
_____

smasher

  ['smS] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)  , ֣  (. _.)

    3)  ;  
_____

smashing

  ['smSIN]

    1. _pres-p.  smash 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; smashing blow  

      2) _. , 
_____

smattering

  ['smtrIN] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  ; -
_____

smear

  [smI]

    1. _n.

      1)    

      2) ; 

      3) , 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3) _. _. ; 
_____

smear-sheet

  ['smISi:t] _n. _.  ԣ
_____

smeary

  ['smIrI] _a. 
_____

smectite

  ['smektaIt] _n.  
_____

smell

  [smel]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to have a good sense of smell   

      2): to take a smell (at) 

      3) 

    2. _v. (smelt, smelled [smeld])

      1)  , ; 

      2)  (at)

      3) ; the perfume smells good    ; to smell
      of paint  

      #) smell about ; , ; smell out
      , , ; smell round = smell about

      *) to smell powder " "; to smell of the lamp ( of
      the candle, of oil)   (   ..)
_____

smeller

  ['smel] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

smelling-bottle

  ['smelIN,bOtl] _n.    
_____

smelling-salts

  ['smelINsO:lts] _n.  
_____

smelly

  ['smelI] _a. _. 
_____

smelt

  I [smelt]

    1. _n. ;  

    2. _v.  ();  ()

  II [smelt] _n. 

  III [smelt] _p.  _p-p.  smell 2
_____

smeltery

  ['smeltrI] _n. ,  
_____

smew

  [smju:] _n.  ()
_____

smile

  [smaIl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to be all smiles   

      2) ; the smiles of fortune  , 
      

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)   (  ..); to smile farewell 
       

      #) smile at  -.; smile on, smile upon 
      , ; fortune has smiled upon him from
      his birth     
_____

smirch

  [sm:tS]

    1. _n.  (. _.)

    2. _v. , 
_____

smirk

  [sm:k]

    1. _n. ,    ; 

    2. _v. 
_____

smite

  [smaIt]

    1. _v. (smote; smitten)

      1) _. _. 

      2) ; ; to smite (enemies) hip and thigh 
       (),  () 

      3) (. _p-p.) , ; smitten with palsy 
      ; smitten with fear  ; he seems to be
      quite smitten with her , ,   ̣  ţ; an
      idea smote her ţ 

      4) ; ; his conscience smote him  
       ,   

    2. _n. _.

      1)  

      2) 
_____

smith

  [smI] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

smithereens

  ['smI'ri:nz] _n. _pl. ; ; to smash to ( into)
  smithereens  
_____

smithy

  ['smII] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

smitten

  ['smItn] _p-p.  smite 1
_____

smock

  [smOk]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  ( )

      3)  

    2. _v.    
_____

smock-frock

  ['smOk'frOk] _n. ݣ  ( )
_____

smog

  [smOg] _n.      ; 
_____

smoke

  [smuk]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ; to have a smoke 

      3) _. , , 

      4) ; 

      *) to end ( to go up) in smoke  ; like smoke
      ) , ; )  ̣; there is no smoke without
      fire    ; to sell smoke  

    2. _v.

      1) ()

      2)  (   ..)

      3) 

      4) 

      5)  (. smoke out)

      6)  

      7) _. , 

      8) _. 

      #) smoke out ) ; ) 
_____

smoke-ball

  ['smukbO:l] _n. _.  ,  
_____

smoke-black

  ['smukblk] _n. 
_____

smoke-cloud

  ['smukklaud] _n.  ,  
_____

smoke-consumer

  ['smukkn,sju:m] _n.  
_____

smoke-dried

  ['smukdraId] _a. ޣ
_____

smoke-dry

  ['smukdraI] _v. 
_____

smoke-house

  ['smukhaus] _n. 
_____

smoke-screen

  ['smukskri:n] _n. _.   (. _.)
_____

smoke-stack

  ['smukstk] _n.  
_____

smoked

  [smukt]

    1. _p-p.  smoke 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ޣ

      3) ޣ; smoked fish ޣ 
_____

smokeless

  ['smuklIs] _a. ; smokeless powder  
_____

smoker

  ['smuk] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) = smoking-car
_____

smoking-car

  ['smukINka:] _n.   
_____

smoking-carriage

  ['smukIN,krId] = smoking-car
_____

smoking-room

  ['smukINrum] _n.  ()
_____

smoky

  ['smukI] _a.

    1) ; ; 

    2) 
_____

smolder

  ['smuld] _. = smoulder
_____

smooth

  [smu:]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ; smooth paste   

      3) , ; 

      4)  ( )

      5) , 

      6) , 

      7) _.  , 

      *) to get to smooth water    

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

    3. _v.

      1) , (), () ( smooth out,
      smooth over, smooth down, smooth away)

      2) ,  (. smooth over)

      3) () (. smooth down)

      4) _. , , 
_____

smooth-bore

  ['smu:bO:] _n. _.  
_____

smoothfaced

  ['smu:feIst] _a.

    1) 

    2) , , 
_____

smoothspoken

  ['smu:,spukn] = smooth-tongued
_____

smooth-tongued

  ['smu:tANd] _a. , 
_____

smote

  [smut] _p.  smite 1
_____

smother

  ['smA]

    1. _v.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) 

      4)  (, )

      5): to smother up a scandal  

      6)  

      7)  ()

      8) _. 

    2. _n.

      1)     

      2)  
_____

smothered mate

  ['smAdmeIt] _n. _. У 
_____

smothery

  ['smArI] _a. ; 
_____

smoulder

  ['smuld]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  ( )
_____

smouldering

  ['smuldrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  smoulder 2

    2. _a. ; ̣  ; smouldering hatred 
    
_____

smudge

  I [smAd]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v. (), ()

  II [smAd]

    1. _n. (. _.) ԣ (,   )

    2. _v. _.

      1)  

      2) 
_____

smudgy

  ['smAdI] _a. 
_____

smug

  [smAg]

    1. _a.

      1)   

      2) 

    2. _n.

      1) _.  

      2) _. _. ; ,  ӣ ϣ 
         
_____

smuggle

  ['smAgl] _v.

    1)   (into, out, through)

    2)  

    3)  ; to smuggle a letter into a prison  
      
_____

smuggler

  ['smAgl] _n. 
_____

smut

  [smAt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) 

      4) _-. , 

    2. _v.

      1) () 

      2) () Σ
_____

smutch

  [smAtS] = smudge I
_____

smutty

  ['smAtI] _a.

    1) , ޣ

    2) 

    3) _-. ֣ Σ
_____

snack

  [snk] _n. ̣ ; to have a snack   
_____

snack bar

  ['snkba:] _n. , 
_____

snaffle

  I ['snfl] _n. ; 

    *) to ride smb. on ( in, with) the snaffle  -. 
    

  II ['snfl] _v. _.

    1) , ; 

    2) , 
_____

snaffle-bit

  ['snflbIt] = snaffle I
_____

snag

  [sng]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  (  ); , Σ

      2)  

      3) _. , ; to strike ( to come upon) a
      snag   

      4) 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)     
_____

snaggy

  ['sngI] _a.

    1) 

    2)  , ң ( )
_____

snail

  [sneIl] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ;  

    3) _. ; at a snail's pace  
_____

snake

  [sneIk] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  

    *) snake in the grass  ;  ; to raise (
    to wake) snakes  ,  ; to see snakes _.
      ޣ
_____

snake-charmer

  ['sneIk,tSa:m] _n.  
_____

snakebite

  ['sneIkbaIt] _n.   
_____

snaky

  ['sneIkI] _a.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) 

    4) 
_____

snap

  [snp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ݣ, 

      2) ԣ, ݣ,  (),  ( )

      3)   

      4) 

      5)  

      6)    (. cold snap)

      7) _. , , 

      8) _. _. ̣   (. soft snap)

      9)   

      10) _.  ()

      11) _attr. ; ,  ; snap
      elections  

      12) _attr. _. , ̣

      *) not a snap ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ݣ, ,  (-.); the pistol snapped 
       

      2) ݣ() (. snap to)

      3) ,  (at)

      4)  (at)

      5)  (at -    ..)

      6) (), ()

      7)   

      #) snap off ) (); ) ; snap out ; snap to
      ݣ(); snap up ) , ; ) 
      ,  ()

      *) to snap one's fingers at smb. , ""  -.;
      to snap off smb.'s nose ( head)  -.; ,
        -.; to snap into it _. _. 
      ; to snap out of it _. _.   ;
       (    ..)

    3. _adv. ,  ; snap went an oar   
    
_____

snap shot

  ['snpSOt] _n.  
_____

snap-beans

  ['snpbi:nz] _n. _pl.  
_____

snapdragon

  ['snp,drgn] _n.

    1) _.  

    2)  ,        
    
_____

snappish

  ['snpIS] _a. , 
_____

snappy

  ['snpI] _a.

    1) = snappish

    2) , ; make it snappy! _. !, !

    3) _. ; 
_____

snap-roll

  ['snprul] _n. _. 
_____

snapshot

  ['snpSOt]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.  , 
_____

snare

  [snE]

    1. _n. , , 

    2. _v.   
_____

snarl

  I [sna:l]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2)  

  II [sna:l]

    1. _n.

      1)  ,  

      2) , 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)   
_____

snatch

  [sntS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to make a snatch at smth.   -.

      2) ; snatches of conversation  

      3) (. _pl.)   (); to work in ( by)
      snatches  

    2. _v.

      1) (), () (at); to snatch at a chance
       

      2) ,  (up, from, out, away)

      3) ; to snatch an hour's sleep    

      4) _. _.  (-.)
_____

snatchy

  ['sntSI] _a. ; 
_____

snath

  [sn] _n. _. 
_____

snathe

  [sneI] = snath
_____

sneak

  [sni:k]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ; 

      2) _. _. , 

      3) _. 

      4) _.  

      5) _.    (. sneak preview)

    2. _v.

      1) ; to sneak out of danger   

      2) _. _. , 

      3)  -. , 

      4) _. , 
_____

sneakers

  ['sni:kz] _n. _pl. ,    ;  
_____

sneaking

  ['sni:kIN]

    1. _pres-p.  sneak 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) ;  ( )
_____

sneaky

  ['sni:kI] _a. ; 
_____

sneer

  [snI]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  ; 

      2) ,  (at - )
_____

sneering

  ['snIrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  sneer 2

    2. _a. 
_____

sneeze

  [sni:z]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 

      *) he is not to be sneezed at    ; to sneeze into a
      basket _.  
_____

snick

  [snIk]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.  
_____

snicker

  ['snIk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) 
_____

snickersnee

  ['snIk'sni:] _n. _.  , 
_____

snide

  [snaId] _.

    1. _n.    

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) , 
_____

sniff

  [snIf]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) () 

      3) ,  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) () 

      3) ,  

      4) , 
_____

sniffy

  ['snIfI] _a. _.

    1) , 

    2) ,  
_____

snifter

  ['snIft] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) ,  
_____

snifting-valve

  ['snIftINvlv] _n.  
_____

snigger

  ['snIg]

    1. _n. ,  

    2. _v. 
_____

sniggle

  ['snIgl] _v.  
_____

snip

  [snIp]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3) _. 

      4) _pl.  ( , )

    2. _v.  ()
_____

snip-snap

  ['snIpsnp] _n. _. ,  
_____

snipe

  [snaIp]

    1. _n.

      1) (_pl.  .) ; great ( double) snipe ; half
      snipe 

      2)   

      3) 

    2. _v.   
_____

sniper

  ['snaIp] _n.  , 
_____

snipper

  ['snIp] _n. 
_____

snipper-snapper

  ['snIp,snp] _n.  ,  
_____

snippet

  ['snIpIt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _pl.  (  ..)
_____

snippy

  ['snIpI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) _. , 

    3) , 
_____

snitch

  [snItS] _v. _.

    1) , 

    2) ; 
_____

snivel

  ['snIvl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) ;   

      3)  
_____

snob

  [snOb] _n. 
_____

snobbery

  ['snObrI] _n. 
_____

snood

  [snu:d] _n.  ( )
_____

snook

  [snu:k] _n. " "; to cock ( to make, to cut) a snook (
  snooks) at smb.  -.  
_____

snooker

  ['snu:k] _n.   
_____

snoop

  [snu:p] _.

    1. _n. ,      

    2. _v.     
_____

snooper

  ['snu:p] = snoop 1
_____

snoopy

  ['snu:pI] _a. _. _. ;  
_____

snoot

  [snu:t] _.

    1. _n.

      1) = snout 1)

      2) = snout 2)

      3) ; to make a snoot 

      4) _. 

    2. _v.  
_____

snooty

  ['snu:tI] _a. _. , 
_____

snooze

  [snu:z] _.

    1. _n.   (Σ)

    2. _v. 
_____

snore

  [snO:]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

snorkel

  ['snO:kl] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  (     )
_____

snort

  [snO:t]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2)  ( )
_____

snorter

  ['snO:t] _n. _.

    1)  ,  ,   ..

    2)  ; 
_____

snorting

  ['snO:tIN]

    1. _pres-p.  snort 2

    2. _a. , 
_____

snot

  [snOt] _n. _. 
_____

snot-rag

  ['snOtrg] _n. _.  
_____

snotty

  ['snOtI]

    1. _a. _.

      1) 

      2) , 

    2. _n. _. _.  
_____

snout

  [snaut] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 

    3) _. , 
_____

snow

  I [snu]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to be caught in the snow   ,  -
       

      2) _. ; 

      3) _. ; 

      4) _attr. 

    2. _v.

      1) ( . ); it snows, it is snowing ģ 

      2)  ( ); gifts snowed in    
      

      3) (. _p-p.)   ( snow up, snow in, snow
      under)

      #) snow under _.  ( )

  II [snu] _n. _. _. ,  ( )
_____

snow man

  ['snumn] _n.  
_____

snow-bank

  ['snubNk] _n.  , 
_____

snow-bird

  ['snub:d] _n.

    1)   ()

    2) - ()

    3) _. 
_____

snow-blind

  ['snublaInd] _a.   
_____

snow-boots

  ['snubu:ts] _n. _pl. 
_____

snow-bound

  ['snubaund] _a.

    1) ֣, , ӣ 

    2)   
_____

snow-break

  ['snubreIk] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)   ( ,   )
_____

snow-capped

  ['snukpt] _a.   ( )
_____

snow-drift

  ['snudrIft] _n.  
_____

snow-fall

  ['snufO:l] _n. 
_____

snow-fence

  ['snufens] _n. _-.  
_____

snow-flake

  ['snufleIk] _n. ; _pl.  
_____

snow-plough

  ['snuplau] _n.  ; 
_____

snow-shoes

  ['snuSu:z] _n. _pl. 
_____

snow-slide

  ['snuslaId] = snow-slip
_____

snow-slip

  ['snuslIp] _n. 
_____

snow-storm

  ['snustO:m] _n. , , 
_____

snow-white

  ['snu'waIt] _a. 
_____

snowball

  ['snubO:l]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  

      2)  ,       ݣ
       

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)    
_____

snowbunny

  ['snu,bAnI] _n.  
_____

snowdrop

  ['snudrOp] _n. 
_____

snowman

  ['snumn] _n.  
_____

snowmobile

  ['snu'mubaIl] _n. 
_____

snowy

  ['snuI] _a.

    1) ,  

    2) 
_____

snub

  I [snAb]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)   

    2. _v.

      1)   ; 

      2) , 

      3) _. _.  ;   

  II [snAb] _a. ģ ( )
_____

snub-nosed

  ['snAbnuzd] _a. 
_____

snuff

  I [snAf]

    1. _n.

      1)    

      2) ; to take snuff  

      *) he is up to snuff _.   ģ

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  ()

  II [snAf]

    1. _n.   

    2. _v.   ( )

      *) snuff out )  (); ) _. ; ;
      ) _. 
_____

snuff-box

  ['snAfbOks] _n. 
_____

snuff-colour

  ['snAf,kAl] _n.  
_____

snuffers

  I ['snAfz] _n. _pl.  (  )

  II ['snAfz] _n. _pl. _. , "", ""
_____

snuffle

  ['snAfl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) (the snuffles) _pl. 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)   , 
_____

snuffle valve

  ['snAflvlv] _n. _.    
_____

snuffy

  ['snAfI] _a.

    1)    

    2) _. , 

    3) _. 
_____

snug

  [snAg]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) , 

      3) ; a snug income  

      4)  , 

      5) , ; 

      *) to be as snug as a bug in a rug   

    2. _v.   ,  ;  , 
_____

snuggery

  ['snAgrI] _n.  ;   
_____

snuggle

  ['snAgl] _v.

    1) (),  (),  

    2)  ( ,   ..)
_____

so

  [su]

    1. _adv.

      1) ,  ; that's not so   ; that's certainly so
      , , ; if so!  !; is that so? ?

      2) , ; you are young and so am I     

      3) , ; why are you so late?    ?

      4) ; so you are back ,  

      5) ,  ;  ; I was ill and so I could not
      come   ,     

      6) .  : why so? ?; how so?  ?; so what?
        ?,   ?

      7): or so (  ) ,  ; a
      day or so  ; he must be forty or so    
      -   

      #) so as to, so that   ; I tell you that so as to avoid
      trouble     ,    
      ; so far as , ; so far as I know
        

      *) so be it   ; so far   ; ; so much for that
       ()  ; so that's that _. - ; so to
      say  ; and so on, and so forth   ,  
      

    2. _int. !, !, !
_____

so long

  ['su'lON] _. !,  !
_____

so-and-so

  ['sunsu]

    1. _n. - ( ); Mr. so-and-so  -

    2. _adv. -
_____

so-called

  ['su'kO:ld] _a.  
_____

so-so

  ['susu] _.

    1. _a. _predic. ,  ; 

    2. _adv.  , 
_____

soak

  [suk]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to give a soak 

      2) , 

      3) _.  

      4) _. 

      5) _. 

      6) _. ; to put in soak   

    2. _v.

      1) (), () (. soak up, soak in)

      2) ();   ;   (
      ); to soak oneself in a subject   

      3) 

      4) _. 

      5) _.   (   ,   ..)

      6) _.   

      7) _. _. , 
_____

soaker

  ['suk] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

soap

  [sup]

    1. _n.

      1) ; a bar ( a cake) of soap  

      2) _. 

      3) _. _.  (.   )

      *) to wash one's hands in invisible soap  ; no soap
      _.  ģ

    2. _v.

      1) ; () 

      2) _. 
_____

soap opera

  ['sup'Opr] _n. _. _.    
     (.  )
_____

soap powder

  ['sup,paud] _n.  
_____

soap-boiler

  ['sup,bOIl] _n. 
_____

soap-box

  ['supbOks] _n.

    1)  - 

    2) _.  

    3) _attr.: soap-box orator = soapboxer
_____

soap-bubble

  ['sup,bAbl] _n.   (. _.)
_____

soap-stone

  ['supstun] _n. _.  , 
_____

soap-suds

  ['supsAdz] _n. _pl.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

soap-works

  ['supw:ks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.   _pl.)  
_____

soapboxer

  ['sup,bOks] _n.  
_____

soapy

  ['supI] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. , 
_____

soar

  [sO:] _v.

    1) ,  ;  

    2) () ;  (  )

    3) _. 
_____

soaring

  ['sO:rIN]

    1. _pres-p.  soar

    2. _n. _. ,  ̣ (. soaring flight)

    3. _a.

      1) ;  

      2) ,   ; soaring prices  
      

      3) , 
_____

sob

  [sOb]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

s-o-b

  ['esu'bi:] _n. (_pl. s-o-b's) (_.  son of a bitch) _. 
  
_____

sob-sister

  ['sOb,sIst] _n. _. _.   
   , 
_____

sob-stuff

  ['sObstAf] _n. _. 
_____

sober

  ['sub]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) ; , 

      4)  ( )

      *) as sober as a judge  ;    

    2. _v. ();  ( sober down) (. _.)
_____

sober-blooded

  ['sub'blAdId] _a. , 
_____

sober-minded

  ['sub'maIndId] _a. ; 
_____

sober-sides

  ['subsaIdz] _n. _.  
_____

sobriety

  [su'braItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ; 
_____

sobriquet

  ['subrIkeI] _n. _. , , 
_____

soccer

  ['sOk] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: soccer player 
_____

sociability

  [,suS'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

sociable

  ['suSbl]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2)  (   ..)

    2. _n.

      1) _.        

      2) ң̣    

      3) 

      4) _. _. , 
_____

social

  ['suSl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; social science ; social
      security  ; social welfare ) 
      ; )  (   
      ); social evil 

      2) 

      3) ; social evening 

    2. _n.

      1) ,  (   ..)

      2) _. 
_____

social climber

  ['suSl,klaIm] _n. 
_____

social democracy

  ['suSldI'mOkrsI] _n. -
_____

social democrat

  ['suSl'demkrt] _n. -
_____

social democratic

  ['suSl,dem'krtIk] _a. -
_____

socialism

  ['suSlIzm] _n. 
_____

socialist

  ['suSlIst]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

socialistic

  [,suS'lIstIk] _a. 
_____

socialite

  ['suSlaIt] _n. _. _. ,    
  
_____

sociality

  [,suSI'lItI] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2) 
_____

socialization

  [,suSlaI'zeISn] _n. ; 
_____

socialize

  ['suSlaIz] _v.

    1) ; 

    2)     , 

    3) 
_____

socially

  ['suSlI] _adv.

    1) ;   

    2)  

    3) , 
_____

society

  [s'saItI] _n.

    1) ; socialist society  

    2) 

    3) ,  

    4) , , 

    5) _attr. 

    *) Society of Jesus 
_____

sociologist

  [,susI'OldIst] _n. 
_____

sociology

  [,susI'OldI] _n. 
_____

sock

  I [sOk] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _.  ԣ (  )

    *) the buskin and the sock   

  II [sOk] _.

    1. _n. ; to give smb. sock(s)  -.

    2. _v.: sock smb. _.   -.

    3. _adv.  , 

  III [sOk] _n. _. _. , . , 

  IV [sOk] _n. _-. , 
_____

sockdolager

  [sOk'dOld] _n. _. _.

    1)    

    2)  
_____

socket

  ['sOkIt] _n.

    1) ; , 

    2)  ( ); 

    3) _. , , 
_____

socle

  ['sOkl] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

sod

  I [sOd]

    1. _n.

      1) ģ; 

      2) _. ; under the sod  

    2. _v.  ģ

  II [sOd] _p.  seethe

  III [sOd] _. . sodomite
_____

soda

  ['sud] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  ;  
_____

soda biscuit

  ['sud,bIskIt] _n.   
_____

soda jerk

  ['sudd:k] _n. _.   
_____

soda-fountain

  ['sud,fauntIn] _n. ,     
   ; ,    
_____

sodality

  [su'dlItI] _n. , 
_____

soda-water

  ['sud,wO:t] = soda 2)
_____

sodden

  I ['sOdn] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ޣ,  ( )

    3)  ( , )

    4) ,  ( )

  II ['sOdn] _p-p.  seethe
_____

sodium

  ['sudjm] _n. _. 
_____

sodomite

  ['sOdmaIt] _n. ; 
_____

sodomy

  ['sOdmI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

soever

  [su'ev] _adv.

    1)  

    2)   ; who, what, when, how, where  
    : in what place soever     
_____

sofa

  ['suf] _n. , 
_____

sofa bed

  ['sufbed] _n. -
_____

soffit

  ['sOfIt] _n. _. 
_____

soft

  [sOft]

    1. _a.

      1) ; soft palate  ( ) Σ

      2) , ;  ( ); soft nothings ( things,
      words) , 

      3) 

      4) , , 

      5) _. ̣ (on)

      6) ;   

      7) ,  ( )

      8) ,  

      9)  (   ..)

      10)  ( );  ( )

      11) , ԣ ( , ); a soft breeze ԣ 

      12) _. , 

      13) , 

      14) _. ̣; soft thing (_. snap) ̣ 

      15) _.  ( )

      16) _. , ޣ

      17) _. ; 

      18)  ( )

      *) soft corn  ; to boil an egg soft  
      ; the softer sex  

    2. _adv. , ; to lie soft    

    3. _int. _. !, !
_____

soft goods

  ['sOft'gudz] _n. _pl.  
_____

soft money

  ['sOft'mAnI] _n. _. _.  
_____

soft pedal

  ['sOft'pedl] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _. , 
_____

soft sawder

  ['sOft'sO:d] _n. , 
_____

soft soap

  ['sOftsup]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; ̣ 

      2) _. 

    2. _v. _. 
_____

soft-headed

  ['sOft,hedId] _a. 
_____

soft-pedal

  ['sOft'pedl] _n.

    1) _.   

    2) _. 
_____

soft-spoken

  ['sOft,spukn] _a.

    1) ӣ 

    2) 
_____

soften

  ['sOfn] _v. ()

    #) soften up _.  () Σ
_____

softening

  ['sOfnIN]

    1. _pres-p.  soften

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. ; softening of the brain _. 
       
_____

softhead

  ['sOfthed] _n. ,  
_____

softhearted

  ['sOft'ha:tId] _a. , 
_____

softwood

  ['sOftwud] _n.  
_____

softy

  ['sOftI] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  , 
_____

soggy

  ['sOgI] _a.

    1) , ,  

    2) , ,  ( ,   ..)
_____

soil

  I [sOIl] _n. , ; one's native soil 

  II [sOIl] _v. (), (); _. ; to soil
  one's hands with smth.   -.

  III [sOIl] _v.   ̣ 
_____

soil-pipe

  ['sOIlpaIp] _n.  
_____

soilage

  ['sOIlId] _n. ̣ 
_____

soilless

  ['sOIllIs] _a. 
_____

soiree

  ['swa:reI] _n. _.  
_____

sojourn

  ['sOd:n]

    1. _n. () 

    2. _v. () , 
_____

sol

  I [sOl] _n. _. 

  II [sOl] _n. _. 

  III [sOl] _n.  (  )
_____

sol-fa

  [sOl'fa:] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

solace

  ['sOls]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. ; 
_____

solan

  ['suln] = solan-goose
_____

solan-goose

  ['sulngu:s] _n.  ( )
_____

solar

  ['sul] _a. 

    *) solar plexus _.  
_____

solaria

  [su'lErI] _pl.  solarium
_____

solarium

  [su'lErIm] _. _n. (_pl. -ria) 
_____

solarize

  ['sulraIz] _v.

    1)   

    2) _. 
_____

solatia

  [su'leISj] _pl.  solatium
_____

solatium

  [su'leISjm] _. _n. (_pl. -tia) , 
_____

sold

  [suld] _p.  _p-p.  sell 1
_____

solder

  ['sOld]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _v. , 
_____

soldering-iron

  ['sOldrIN,aIn] _n. 
_____

soldi

  ['sOldi:] _pl.  soldo
_____

soldier

  ['suld]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; to go for a soldier _.   
       ; to play at soldiers   

      2) , 

      3) 

      4) 

      5) _. ޣ ̣

      *) soldier of fortune ; ; old soldier ) 
      ; to come the old soldier over  (-.)  
       ; )  ; ) 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) _.   ;   
_____

soldier crab

  ['suldkrb] _n. -
_____

soldierlike

  ['suldlaIk] = soldierly
_____

soldierly

  ['suldlI] _a.

    1) ;   

    2) 

    3) , , 
_____

soldiership

  ['suldSIp] _n.  
_____

soldiery

  ['suldrI] _n. _. ; 
_____

soldo

  ['sOldu] _n. (_pl. -di)  ( ,  1/20 )
_____

sole

  I [sul]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ͣ

      3)  

      4) _. , , 

    2. _v.  ͣ

  II [sul] _n.   (); ; 

  III [sul] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. _. ; Σ

    4) _.    

    *) sole weight  
_____

solecism

  ['sOlIsIzm] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  
_____

solely

  ['sullI] _adv. ; , 
_____

solemn

  ['sOlm] _a.

    1) ; on solemn occasions   

    2) , أ

    3) ; ;    ; to
    take a solemn oath  

    4) ԣ, 

    *) solemn fool  
_____

solemnity

  [s'lemnItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , أ

    3) (. _pl.) ,  

    4) _. 
_____

solemnization

  ['sOlmnaI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

solemnize

  ['sOlmnaIz] _v.

    1) ;  

    2)  أ, 

    3)   
_____

solenoid

  ['sulInOId] _n. _. 
_____

soli

  ['suli:] _pl.  solo 1
_____

solicit

  [s'lIsIt] _v.

    1) , ; 

    2) ; 

    3)      ( )

    4) 
_____

solicitation

  [s,lIsI'teISn] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)     

    3) 
_____

solicitor

  [s'lIsIt] _n.

    1) ,  (  ,  
            )

    2) _.     

    3) 
_____

solicitous

  [s'lIsIts] _a.

    1)   ( -.),  (of - -.)

    2)  (-.),  ( -.)

    3) ,  (about, concerning, for)
_____

solicitude

  [s'lIsItju:d] _n.

    1) ; ,  (for -  ޣ-.)

    2) _pl. , 
_____

solid

  ['sOlId]

    1. _a.

      1) ף ( ,  ); solid state ף
      ; to become solid on cooling   

      2) ; ; solid colour  ; solid printing
      _.   ; solid square _. () 

      3) ; solid line of defence   ; for
      a solid hour (day)    ()  

      4)  ( )

      5) , ; , ; to have a solid meal 
      ; a man of solid build   

      6) , ģ; ; ; solid argument 
      ; solid grounds  ; a man of solid sense
        

      7) ޣ, ; solid party ޣ ; the
      decision was passed by a solid vote   
      ; to be solid for  ף 

      8)  ,  

      9) , ;  ; solid gold  

      10) _. , 

      11) _. ң, , ; solid angle
       ( ) ; solid foot  

      *) to be solid with smb.     -., the Solid South
      _.  ,     

    2. _n.

      1) _. ף 

      2) _. ; regular solid  () 

      3) _pl. ף 

      4) ,  (  )

    3. _adv. ; to vote solid  
_____

solid geometry

  ['sOlIddI'OmItrI] _n. 
_____

solidarity

  [,sOlI'drItI] _n. ; ޣ
_____

solid-hoofed

  ['sOlIdhu:ft] _a. _. 
_____

solidify

  [s'lIdIfaI] _v. () ף, , 
_____

solidity

  [s'lIdItI] _n. ף  . {. solid 1}
_____

soliloquize

  [s'lIlkwaIz] _v.

    1)    

    2)  
_____

soliloquy

  [s'lIlkwI] _n.

    1)    

    2) 
_____

solipsism

  ['sulIpsIzm] _n. _. 
_____

solitaire

  [,sOlI'tE] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) 
_____

solitary

  ['sOlItrI]

    1. _a.

      1) ; Σ; a solitary life Σ 

      2) , ; solitary instance  ;
      solitary confinement  

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. . solitary confinement {. 1, 2)}
_____

solitude

  ['sOlItju:d] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) (. _pl.) Σ,  
_____

solo

  ['sulu]

    1. _n. (_pl. -os ['suluz], -li)

      1) _. ,  

      2) _.  ̣

      3) _attr. 

      4) _attr. _.  ( ̣   
      )

    2. _v.

      1)  ; 

      2) _.   ̣
_____

soloist

  ['suluIst] _n.

    1) 

    2) ̣,  
_____

solstice

  ['sOlstIs] _n. _. 
_____

solubility

  [,sOlju'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

soluble

  ['sOljubl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

solus

  ['suls] _. _a. _predic. ,   
_____

solute

  ['sOlju:t] _n. 
_____

solution

  [s'lu:Sn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) ,  (  ..); ; his ideas are in
    solution   ݣ  

    4) _.  , 

    5) _. ,  
_____

solvability

  [,sOlv'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

solvable

  ['sOlvbl] _a. 
_____

solve

  [sOlv] _v.

    1) ,  (  ..);  ; ; to
    solve a crossword puzzle (an equation)   ()

    2)  ()
_____

solvency

  ['sOlvnsI] _n. ԣ
_____

solvent

  ['sOlvnt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ԣ
_____

somatic

  [sO'mtIk] _a. , 
_____

sombre

  ['sOmb] _a.

    1) ԣ, ; sombre sky  

    2) ; a man of sombre character  
_____

sombrero

  [sOm'brEru] _. _n. (_pl. -os [sOm'brEruz]) 
_____

some

  [sAm] prop _indef.

    1.  .

      1) -, , , ; some came early 
       

      2)  ; some of these books are quite useful
           ; and (then) some _.  ݣ
        ; ; some of these days ,  , 
       

    2.  .

      1) , , -, -; I saw it in some book
      (or other)     - ; some day, some time (or
      other) -; some one - (); some people
       ; some place -; some way out -
      

      2) , ;   ; I have some money to
      spare     ; I saw some people in the distance 
        ; I would like some strawberries   
      

      3) , ; some few ; some miles more to go
        ݣ  ; some years ago  
       

      4) , ; you'll need some courage  
       

      5) _. ,    ,  (
      _.); some battle  ; some scholar!   ޣ!;
      this is some picture!    !; she's some
      girl!   !

    3.  .

      1) _. ,   , ; some colder
       ; he seemed annoyed some   
      

      2) , ; there were some 20 persons present
        20 
_____

some time

  ['sAmtaIm]

    1. _n.  

    2. _adv.

      1)    

      2) = sometime 1, 1)
_____

somebody

  ['sAmbdI]

    1. _pron. _indef. -, -

    2. _n.  
_____

somehow

  ['sAmhau] _adv. -; -; -; somehow or other  
  
_____

someone

  ['sAmwAn] = somebody 1
_____

someplace

  ['sAmpleIs] _adv. _. -, -
_____

somersault

  ['sAmsO:lt]

    1. _n.  , ; to turn ( to throw) a
    somersault 

    2. _v. 
_____

somerset

  ['sAmsIt] = somersault
_____

something

  ['sAmIN] _pron. _indef.

    1.  . -, -, , -; something else
    - ; to be up to something  - ; he
    is something in the Record Office   -  
    ; he is something of a painter     ;
    I felt there was a little something wanting  ,  -
     ; it is something to be safe home again  
       ; there is something about it in the papers 
       ; there is something in what you say  
       ; the train gets in at two something 
        -

      *) to think oneself something, to think something of oneself 
         

    2.  . _.

      1)   , , ; something like 
      ; something too much of this   

      2) ; it must be something like six o'clock  
        

      3) ; that's something like a hit!   !
_____

sometime

  ['sAmtaIm]

    1. _adv.

      1) -

      2) _. -; , 

    2. _a. , 
_____

sometimes

  ['sAmtaImz] _adv. ,  
_____

someway

  ['sAmweI] _adv. - ; -
_____

somewhat

  ['sAmwOt] _pron. _indef.

    1.  . -; -; he is somewhat of a connoisseur  
      

    2.  . ,   ; he answered somewhat
    hastily    ; it is somewhat difficult 
     
_____

somewhere

  ['sAmwE] _adv. -, -; -, -; somewhere else
  -   
_____

somewise

  ['sAmwaIz] _adv. _. - 
_____

somite

  ['sumaIt] _n. _. , 
_____

somnambulism

  [sOm'nmbjulIzm] _n. , 
_____

somnambulist

  [sOm'nmbjulIst] _n. 
_____

somnifacient

  [,sOmnI'feISnt]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

somniferous

  [sOm'nIfrs] _a. , 
_____

somnolence

  ['sOmnlns] _n. ; ,  
_____

somnolency

  ['sOmnlnsI] _n. ; ,  
_____

somnolent

  ['sOmnlnt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

son

  [sAn] _n.

    1) ; son and heir  ; he is a true son of his father, he
    is his father's own son   

    2)  ( )

    3) ; ; ; son of the soil )  
    ; ) ; son of toil ; ; the sons
    of men  

    *) son of a bitch _.  
_____

son-in-law

  ['sAnInlO:] _n. (_pl. sons-in-law)  ( )
_____

sonant

  ['sunnt] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

sonar

  ['suna:] _n. _. , 
_____

sonata

  [s'na:t] _n. _. 
_____

song

  [sON] _n.

    1) ; to burst forth ( to break) into song 

    2) ; 

    3) 

    *) to buy ( to get) for a mere song ( for an old song)  
    ; not worth an old song  ; nothing to make a song
    about -.,   ; it's no use making a song
    about it      
_____

song-bird

  ['sONb:d] _n.  
_____

songful

  ['sONful] _a. 
_____

songster

  ['sONst] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) 

    4) ,  
_____

songstress

  ['sONstrIs] _n. 
_____

sonic

  ['sOnIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) ,   ; sonic barrier  
_____

soniferous

  [s'nIfrs] _a.

    1)  ; 

    2) , 
_____

sonnet

  ['sOnIt] _n. 
_____

sonneteer

  [,sOnI'tI]

    1. _n.  ; _. ̣

    2. _v.  
_____

sonny

  ['sAnI] _n. _.  ( )
_____

sonometer

  [su'nOmIt] _n. ,    
_____

sonority

  [s'nOrItI] _n. , 
_____

sonorous

  [s'nO:rs] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  ( , )
_____

sons-in-law

  ['sAnzInlO:] _pl.  soninlaw
_____

sonsy

  ['sOnsI] _a. _.    (.  )
_____

soon

  [su:n] _adv.

    1) , ; ; as soon as  ,  ; do it as
    soon as possible     ; so soon as (ever) 
    ; no sooner than  ; he had no sooner got well than he
    fell ill again    ,   

    2) ; if we come too soon we'll have to wait   ģ 
    ,  ģ ; the sooner, the better  , 
    ; sooner or later   ,   ; it's too soon
    to tell what's the matter with him  ݣ  ,  
    

    3) ; I would just as soon not go there    ۣ  
    
_____

soot

  [sut]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v.  
_____

soot pit

  ['sutpIt] _n. _. 
_____

sooth

  [su:] _n. _. , ; in (good) sooth   , ;
  sooth to say   
_____

soothe

  [su:] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ;  ()

    3)  ()
_____

soother

  ['su:] _n. 
_____

soothing

  ['su:IN]

    1. _pres-p.  soothe

    2. _a. ; 
_____

soothsay

  ['su:seI] _v. 
_____

soothsayer

  ['su:,seI] _n. ; 
_____

sooty

  ['sutI] _a.

    1)  ,  , ޣ

    2) ޣ  

    3) 
_____

sooty shearwater

  ['sutI,SIwO:t] _n. _.  
_____

sop

  [sOp]

    1. _n.

      1)  (  ..),   ,   ..; sop
      in the pan  ; 

      2)    ( ); to give ( to throw) a
      sop to Cerberus  

      3) _.  , ""

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (  ..)

      2) , ; to sop up   (  ..)

      3) , 

      4) ; his clothes are sopping wet    
      
_____

soph

  [sOf] _. _.  sophomore
_____

sophism

  ['sOfIzm] _n. 
_____

sophist

  ['sOfIst] _n. 
_____

sophistic

  [s'fIstIk] = sophistical
_____

sophistical

  [s'fIstIkl] _a. 
_____

sophisticate

  [s'fIstIkeIt] _v.

    1) , , 

    2)  , ;  ۣ  
    

    3)  
_____

sophisticated

  [s'fIstIkeItId]

    1. _p-p.  sophisticate

    2. _a.

      1) ۣ , ; ң, ޣ (
      , )

      2) ۣ   , 

      3)  ң  ( ,   ..)

      4) ,   

      5) ,  ( , ,   ..)
_____

sophistication

  [s,fIstI'keISn] _n.

    1) ң, ޣ

    2) ۣ, 

    3) , 

    4)   
_____

sophistry

  ['sOfIstrI] _n. 
_____

sophomore

  ['sOfmO:] _n. _. -
_____

sopor

  ['sup] _n. ֣,  ;  
_____

soporific

  [,sp'rIfIk]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. , 
_____

sopping

  ['sOpIN]

    1. _pres-p.  sop 2

    2. _a. ,  ()
_____

soppy

  ['sOpI] _a.

    1) ,  

    2) _. , ; to be soppy on smb. 
    ̣  -.
_____

soprani

  [s'pra:ni:] _pl.  soprano
_____

soprano

  [s'pra:nu] _n. (_pl. -os [s'pra:nuz], -ni) ; 
_____

sorb

  [sO:b] _n. 
_____

sorcerer

  ['sO:sr] _n. , , 
_____

sorceress

  ['sO:srIs] _n. , 
_____

sorcery

  ['sO:srI] _n. , ; 
_____

sordid

  ['sO:dId] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) , ; ; sordid desires  
_____

sordine

  ['sO:di:n] _n. _. 
_____

sore

  [sO:]

    1. _n.

      1) , , 

      2)  ; to reopen old sores   

      *) an open sore  

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , ̣; sore feet ԣ,    ;
      I have a sore throat    

      3) ޣ, ; to feel sore about smth. ,
      ; with a sore heart  ֣ ,    

      4) , ֣; sore news ֣ ; sore point (
      subject)  

      5) , ; to be in sore need of   

      6) _. ; ֣, 

      *) like a bear with a sore head  ; ң; a sight
      for sore eyes  

    3. _adv. _. , ; sore afflicted   
_____

sorehead

  ['sO:hed] _.

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a. , ֣
_____

sorely

  ['sO:lI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) ; I am sorely perplexed    
_____

soreness

  ['sO:nIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3)  
_____

sorgho

  ['sO:gu] = sorghum
_____

sorghum

  ['sO:gm] _n.  ( )
_____

sorgo

  ['sO:gu] = sorghum
_____

sorites

  [su'raIti:z] _n. _. 
_____

sorority

  [s'rOrItI] _n. _.   
_____

sorrel

  I ['sOrl] _n. 

  II ['sOrl]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) -
_____

sorrow

  ['sOru]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; to feel sorrow  

      2) , ; to express sorrow at ( for) smth. 
         -.

      *) the Man of Sorrows _. 

    2. _v. , , 
_____

sorrowful

  ['sOrful] _a.

    1) ;  ; 

    2) , 
_____

sorry

  ['sOrI] _a.

    1) _predic. ޣ,  ; (I'm) sorry, (I'm) so sorry
    , ; to feel sorry for smb.  -.; you
    will be sorry for this some day     -; I
    am so sorry   ; I am sorry to say he is ill ,  ,
    

    2) , ; ; sorry excuse  ;
    sorry sight  

    3) , 
_____

sort

  [sO:t]

    1. _n.

      1) , , , ; of sorts  , ; I need
      all sorts of things     ; all sorts and
      conditions of men, people of every sort and kind  

      2) , ; a good sort _.  ; he's not a
      bad sort   ; the better sort _.  ;
      he's not my sort _.    ϣ ; what sort of man is he?
         ?

      3) , ; after ( in) a sort )  ; ) 
       

      4) _pl. _. 

      *) sort of _. ) ; I'm sort of glad things happened the
      way they did   ,   ; )  , ; he sort
      of hinted _.    ; a sort of - ; that
      sort of thing  ; nothing of the sort  ;
      to be out of sorts )    ; )   

    2. _v. ; ; 

      #) sort out, sort over   , 

      *) to sort well (ill) with  ( )
      (-.); his actions sort ill with his professions  
          
_____

sorter

  ['sO:t] _n. 
_____

sortie

  ['sO:ti:] _n. _.

    1) _. 

    2) _. , ̣

    3) _.    (); a sortie into space  
    
_____

sortilege

  ['sO:tIlId] _n. ; , 
_____

sortition

  [sO:'tISn] _n. أ;   
_____

sot

  [sOt]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v. , 
_____

sottish

  ['sOtIS] _a.   
_____

sotto voce

  ['sOtu'vutSI] um. _adv. ;  
_____

sou

  [su:] _n. _.  ( ); he hasn't a sou _.    
  
_____

sou'

  [sau]    -; sou'east -; sou'west -
_____

sou'easter

  ['sau'i:st] = south-easter
_____

sou'wester

  [sau'west] _n. _.

    1) = south-wester

    2) 
_____

souchong

  ['su:'SON] _. _n.  
_____

souffle

  1. ['su:fl] _n. _. ;  

  2. ['su:fleI] _n. _. 
_____

sough

  I [sau]

    1. _n. , ̣  ()

    2. _v. 

  II [sau] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2) _.  
_____

sought

  [sO:t] _p.  _p-p.  seek
_____

sought-after

  ['sO:t'a:ft] _a.

    1)    ( )

    2)  ; 
_____

soul

  [sul] _n.

    1) , ; that man has no soul   ; twin soul
     

    2) ; he is a simple (an honest) soul   ()
    ; the poor little soul ; the ship was lost with two
    hundred souls on board  ,     
    ; don't tell a soul   ; be a good soul and
    help me  ,  

    3) , ; she is the soul of kindness  
    

    4) ; ; she put her whole soul into her work 
         

    *) not to be able to call one's soul one's own   
    ; I wonder how he keeps body and soul together , 
    ޣ    ; upon my soul! )  !, !,
    -!; )   !
_____

soulful

  ['sulful] _a. ; 
_____

soulless

  ['sullIs] _a. 
_____

sound

  I [saund]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; within sound of   

      2) (. _sing.) , ,  (-. ,
        ..); the news has a sinister sound  
      

      3) _attr. 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ; it sounds like thunder   ;
      the trumpets sound   

      2)  ;  ; to sound a bell   

      3) , ,  ; the excuse sounds very
      hollow    

      4) ; the "h" in "hour" is not sounded   "hour" "h"
       

      5) ; 

      6)  (    ..)

      7) _. ;  ()

      #) sound off _. ) , ; ) ,
      

  II [saund]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ; ; sound fruit  ; sound
      machine  

      3) ,  ( )

      4) ; , ; sound argument  

      5) , ; sound scholar أ ޣ

      6) ; sound flogging  

      7) ,  (   ..)

      8) ԣ, ģ; his financial position is perfectly
      sound     

      9) _. , ; sound title to land  
       

      *) sound as a bell  ; sound in life ( in wind) and
      limb   

    2. _adv. ; to be sound asleep  

  III [saund]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v.

      1)   ()

      2) _.  (  ..)

      3) ,   (on, as to, about); 
       (, )

      4) , 

      5)  (.  );   

  IV [saund] _n.

    1)  

    2)   ( )
_____

sound engineer

  ['saund,endI'nI] _n. 
_____

sound man

  ['saundmn] _n. _. _. _.

    1) 

    2) ӣ
_____

sound rocket

  ['saund'rOkIt] _n. _.   
_____

sound-box

  ['saundbOks] _n.  ()
_____

sound-film

  ['saundfIlm] _n.  
_____

sound-locator

  ['saundlu'keIt] _n. 
_____

sound-proof

  ['saundpru:f]

    1. _a. 

    2. _v.  
_____

sound-track

  ['saundtrk] _n. _.  
_____

sound-wave

  ['saundweIv] _n.  
_____

sounder

  ['saund] _n. _. 
_____

sounding

  I ['saundIN]

    1. _pres-p.  sound I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) ,  

      2) ; 

      3) ; ; sounding promises  ;
      sounding rhetoric  

  II ['saundIN]

    1. _pres-p.  sound III, 2

    2. _n.

      1)   

      2)   

      3) _pl. ,    

      4) _. 
_____

sounding-balloon

  ['saundINb'lu:n] _n. _. -
_____

sounding-board

  ['saundINbO:d] _n. , 
_____

soundless

  ['saundlIs] _a. 
_____

soup

  I [su:p] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  

    3) _. 

    *) in the soup _.  ;  

  II [su:p] _v. _.: soup up )   ( 
  ..); )   (̣,   ..); ) 
  , 
_____

soup-kitchen

  ['su:p,kItSIn] _n.

    1)    

    2) _. _. _.  
_____

soup-plate

  ['su:ppleIt] _n.  
_____

soup-spoon

  ['su:pspu:n] _n.  
_____

soup-ticket

  ['su:p,tIkIt] _n.    
_____

sour

  ['sau]

    1. _a.

      1) ; sour cream 

      2) 

      3) 

      4) ,  ( )

    2. _v.

      1) , ; 

      2) 

      3) (); soured by misfortunes ޣ 

      4) _. 
_____

source

  [sO:s] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) , , ; reliable source of information
    ģ  
_____

sourdine

  [su'di:n] = sordine
_____

sourdough

  ['saudu] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  ( )
_____

souse

  I [saus]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  (,   ..)

      3)   ,  

      4) _. ԣ, 

      5) _. _. , 

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) (); ; ; ; to souse to the skin
        

      3) _. , 

  II [saus]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _v. _. 

    3. _adv.  ̣, , 
_____

soused

  I [saust]

    1. _p-p.  souse I, 2

    2. _a. _. 

  II [saust] _p-p.  souse II, 2
_____

sousing

  I ['sausIN]

    1. _pres-p.  souse I, 2

    2. _n.: to get a (thorough) sousing   

  II ['sausIN] _pres-p.  souse II, 2
_____

soutache

  [su:'ta:S] _n. _. 
_____

soutane

  [su:'ta:n] _n. _. 
_____

souteneur

  [sut'n:] _n. _. Σ
_____

south

  [sau]

    1. _n.

      1) ; _. 

      2) (South)   , . ,   

      3) ;  

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ݣ  

    3. _adv.  ,  ,   

    4. _v. [sau]

      1)   

      2) _.  
_____

south-east

  ['sau'i:st], _. [sau'i:st]

    1. _n. -; _. 

    2. _a. -

    3. _adv.  -,  - ,  -
_____

south-easter

  ['sau'i:st] _n. - ; _. -
_____

south-easterly

  ['sau'i:stlI]

    1. _a.

      1)   -

      2)   -

    2. _adv.  - 
_____

south-eastern

  ['sau'i:stn] _a. -
_____

south-eastward

  ['sau'i:stwd]

    1. _adv.  - 

    2. _a.   -

    3. _n. -
_____

south-eastwards

  ['sau'i:stwdz] = south-eastward 1
_____

south-west

  ['sau'west], _. [sau'west]

    1. _n. -; _. -

    2. _a. -

    3. _adv.  -,  - ,  -
_____

south-wester

  ['sau'west], _. [sau'west] _n. - ; _. -
_____

south-westerly

  ['sau'westlI], _. [sau'westlI]

    1. _a.

      1)   - 

      2)   -

    2. _adv.  - 
_____

south-western

  ['sau'westn] _a. -
_____

south-westward

  ['sau'westwd]

    1. _adv.  - 

    2. _a.   -

    3. _n. -
_____

south-westwards

  ['sau'westwdz] = south-westward 1
_____

southdown

  ['saudaun] _n.    ۣ 
_____

souther

  ['sA] _n.   
_____

southerly

  ['sAlI]

    1. _a. 

    2. _adv.  ,   
_____

southern

  ['sAn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. = southerner
_____

southerner

  ['sAn] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) (Southerner)    
_____

southernmost

  ['sAnmust] _a.  
_____

southernwood

  ['sAnwud] _n. _.  
_____

southing

  ['sauIN]

    1. _pres-p.  south 4

    2. _n.

      1) _.   ;   

      2) _.   
_____

southland

  ['saulnd] _n. ,   
_____

southpaw

  ['saupO:] _n. _. _. -
_____

southron

  ['sArn] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

southward

  ['sauwd]

    1. _adv.  ,  

    2. _a.    ; ݣ  

    3. _n.  
_____

southwardly

  ['sauwdlI] _adv.  ,  
_____

southwards

  ['sauwdz] = southward 1
_____

souvenir

  ['su:vnI] _n. _. ,   
_____

sovereign

  ['sOvrIn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  (     )

    2. _a.

      1) , ; sovereign power  

      2) , , ; ; sovereign
      States  

      3) ; sovereign contempt  

      4) ; sovereign remedy  
_____

sovereignty

  ['sOvrntI] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3)  
_____

sow

  I [su] _v. (sowed [sud]; sown, sowed)

    1) ; ; to sow the field with wheat   

    2) , ; ; to sow (the seeds of) dissention
     

    #) sow out 

    *) to sow the wind and to reap the whirlwind   - Σ
    

  II [sau] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. ڣ; 

    *) to take ( to get) the wrong sow by the ear   
    ;    ;    ,   ; to
    take ( to get) the right sow by the ear   ;  
       
_____

sow-thistle

  ['su,Isl] _n. _. 
_____

sowar

  [sA'wa:] _n. ,  ,   ( )
_____

sowbelly

  ['sau,belI] _n. _. _. 
_____

sowbread

  ['saubred] _n. _.  
_____

sower

  ['su] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

sowing

  ['suIN]

    1. _pres-p.  sow I

    2. _n.

      1) , , ; 

      2) _attr.: sowing time  
_____

sowing-machine

  ['suINm,Si:n] _n. 
_____

sown

  [sun] _p-p.  sow I; the sky sown with stars ,  ף
_____

soy

  [sOI] _n.  
_____

soy-bean

  ['sOIbi:n] = soya
_____

soya

  ['sOI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

sozzled

  ['sOzld] _a. _.  
_____

spa

  [spa:] _n.

    1)    

    2)  

    3) _.    
_____

space

  [speIs]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to vanish into space 

      2) ; ; for the space of a mile  
      

      3) , ; for want of space   ; open
      spaces  , 

      4) ;  , ; after a short space ;
      within the space of   (̣  ); in
      the space of an hour   ;  

      5) ,  

      6) ,  ( , ̣  ..)

      7)  , ģ   ( , )

      8) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  ,   

      2) _.   ;    ( space
      out)

      #) space out: to be spaced out _. _.  
_____

space fiction

  ['speIs'fIkSn] _n.      
  
_____

space rocket

  ['speIs'rOkIt] _n.  
_____

space satellite

  ['speIs'stlaIt] _n.  
_____

space-bar

  ['speIsba:] _n.    (  )
_____

space-writer

  ['speIs,raIt] _n. ԣ,   
_____

spacecraft

  ['speIskra:ft] = spaceship
_____

spaceless

  ['speIslIs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , , ۣ 
_____

spaceman

  ['speIsmn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)    
_____

spaceport

  ['speIspO:t] _n. 
_____

spacer

  ['speIs] _n. , 
_____

spaceship

  ['speIsSIp] _n.   ,  
_____

spaceward

  ['speIswd] _adv.  
_____

spacious

  ['speISs] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) , , ; spacious mind 
    
_____

spade

  I [speId]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _pl. _. 

      3) _.  

      *) to call a spade a spade    

    2. _v.  

  II [speId] = spado
_____

spade-work

  ['speIdw:k] _n.   
_____

spadeful

  ['speIdful] _n.  
_____

spado

  ['speIdu] _. _n. (_pl. -dones)

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _. 
_____

spadones

  [speI'duni:z] _pl.  spado
_____

spaghetti

  [sp'getI] _. _n. 
_____

spake

  [speIk] _. _p.  speak
_____

spall

  [spO:l]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _n. _.

      1) ԣ ()

      2)  ();  ()
_____

spalpeen

  [spl'pi:n] _. _n. 
_____

spam

  [spm] _n. _.   
_____

span

  I [spn] _p.  spin 2

  II [spn]

    1. _n.

      1)  (= 9 )

      2)  ;  ; his life had well-nigh
      completed its span      

      3)  

      4)  ,  ,    ..

      5) _.  ()

      6) ̣ ();    (, )

      7) _. -

      8) _.  ,   .. ( )

      9) _-. 

      10) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  ; _. ; ; his eye spanned
      the intervening space    

      2)  ( ,   ..);   ( );
      to span a river with a bridge    

      3) , 

      4) _.  

      5) _. ; ; 
_____

span roof

  ['spn'ru:f] _n.  
_____

span-new

  ['spnnju:] _a.  ;   
_____

span-worm

  ['spnw:m] _n. _.  
_____

spandrel

  ['spndrl] _n. _.  ;  
_____

spang

  [spN] _adv. _. ; he ran spang into me    
_____

spangle

  ['spNgl]

    1. _n. ̣

    2. _v.  ̣; the heavens spangled with stars ,
     ף
_____

spaniel

  ['spnjl] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) ; ; a tame spaniel 
_____

spank

  [spNk]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1) , ̣ ()

      2)   (. spank along);   ( )
_____

spanker

  ['spNk] _n.

    1) ,  ̣

    2) _.  ; 

    3) _.   (-.)
_____

spanking

  ['spNkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  spank 2

    2. _n.  ; ң

    3. _a.

      1) ; spanking trot  

      2) _. ,  ( )

      3) _. 
_____

spanless

  ['spnlIs] _a. _. ; 
_____

spanner

  ['spn] _n.  
_____

spar

  I [spa:]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  

      2) _.  ()

    2. _v. _.  

  II [spa:] _n. _. 

  III [spa:]

    1. _n.

      1)    

      2)    ɣ  

      3)  

    2. _v.

      1) ; ;   ;  ()
        (at)

      2)   ( )

      3) , ; to spar at each other ,
         
_____

spar-deck

  ['spa:'dek] _n. _. 
_____

sparable

  ['sprbl] _n.   
_____

spare

  [spE]

    1. _n.

      1)   ()

      2)  

      3) _.  

    2. _a.

      1) , ; ; , ; spare cash
       ; spare parts  ; spare room  
      ; spare time  

      2) , ; spare diet  

      3) ; spare frame  

    3. _v.

      1) , ; to spare neither trouble nor expense  
       ,  

      2)  ( -.);  (-. -.); I have no
      time to spare today      ; I cannot
      spare another shilling       
      

      3) , ;  ( -.); spare his blushes 
        ; spare me  ; to spare oneself
        ; not to spare oneself )   
      ; )    

      4) _.  ( -.); you need not spare to ask my
      help      

      *) if I am spared    ݣ 
_____

sparge

  [spa:d] _v. , 
_____

sparger

  ['spa:d] _n. 
_____

sparing

  ['spErIN]

    1. _pres-p.  spare 3

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3) 
_____

spark

  I [spa:k]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , ; he showed not a spark of interest  
         

      3) _pl. _. 

      4) _attr.: spark guard _.  ۣ

      *) the vital spark ; to strike sparks out of smb. 
      -.  (-.; .  )

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) ,  ; 

      4) , ,  (. spark off)

  II [spa:k]

    1. _n.

      1) ݣ; a gay young spark  

      2): to play the spark to  

    2. _v. _. 
_____

spark-arrester

  ['spa:k,rest] _n. _. , 
_____

spark-coil

  ['spa:k'kOIl] _n. _.  
_____

spark-gap

  ['spa:kgp] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

spark-plug

  ['spa:kplAg] _n. _.

    1) = sparking-plug

    2) _. ,     
_____

sparking-plug

  ['spa:kINplAg] _n. _.  ,  
_____

sparkle

  ['spa:kl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) , ̣

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) ,  ( )

      3)  ̣; 
_____

sparklet

  ['spa:klIt] _n. 
_____

sparkling

  ['spa:klIN]

    1. _pres-p.  sparkle 2

    2. _a.

      1) , , 

      2) , , 
_____

sparring

  I ['spa:rIN] _pres-p.  spar I, 2

  II ['spa:rIN]

    1. _pres-p.  spar III, 2

    2. _a. ,  ( ); sparring bout  ;
    sparring partner Σ  ; sparring ring
    - ; sparring gloves  
_____

sparrow

  ['spru] _n. 
_____

sparrow-grass

  ['sprugra:s] _n. _. 
_____

sparrow-hawk

  ['spruhO:k] _n. -
_____

sparry

  ['spa:rI] _a. _. 
_____

sparse

  [spa:s] _a. , 
_____

spasm

  ['spzm] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; 
_____

spasmodic

  [spz'mOdIk] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , , 
_____

spastic

  ['spstIk] _a. _. 
_____

spat

  I [spt]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

    2. _v.   ( )

  II [spt] _p.  _p-p.  spit II, 2

  III [spt] _.

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) ̣ , 

    2. _v.

      1) , ̣

      2) ,  
_____

spatchcock

  ['sptSkOk]

    1. _n.     ( ) 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) _.   (,    )
_____

spate

  [speIt] _n.

    1) ()  , 

    2)  

    3) ,  (  ..)

    4)  ()
_____

spathic

  ['spIk] _a. 
_____

spatial

  ['speISl] _a. 
_____

spatio-temporal

  ['speISIu'temprl] _a. -
_____

spats

  [spts] _n. _pl.  
_____

spatter

  ['spt]

    1. _n.

      1)  (, )

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) , , ; ̣

      2)  , ; to spatter a man's good name
       
_____

spatter-dock

  ['sptdOk] _n. _. , 
_____

spatterdashes

  ['spt,dSIz] _n. _pl.  
_____

spatula

  ['sptjul] _n. , 
_____

spavin

  ['spvIn] _v. _.  
_____

spavined

  ['spvInd] _a. _.   
_____

spawn

  [spO:n]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. , , 

      3) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) ,  (_.  )

      3) ,  (-.)
_____

spawning

  ['spO:nIN]

    1. _pres-p.  spawn 2

    2. _n. 
_____

spay

  [speI] _v.   ( )
_____

speak

  [spi:k] _v. (spoke, _. spake; spoken)

    1) , , ; the baby is learning to speak
    £  ; English is spoken here  
    -; Dixon speaking   

    2) ; (); ; to speak the truth 
    ; to speak ill ( evil) of smb.    -.; to
    speak the word  ; to speak for oneself )  
     ; )   ; speak for yourself 
      ,     

    3)  ,  ( ); speak to the subject! 
      !

    4) , ; the facts speak for themselves 
       ; this speaks him generous    
    

    5): legally speaking    ; strictly speaking
     ; generally speaking  ; roughly speaking
    , 

    6)  (  , )

    7) _. ;    

    #) speak at  -.; speak for )   ( 
    ) -.; ): to speak well for   ; speak of
    ; nothing to speak of  ; speak out
    ) ; )  ; speak to )  
    -.,   -.; )  -.; speak up
    )    ޣ; ) 

    *) so to speak  
_____

speakeasy

  ['spi:k,i:zI] _n. _. _. ,    
  
_____

speaker

  ['spi:k] _n.

    1) ; he is no speaker   

    2) ,  , 

    3) (the Speaker)  (    ,
        )

    4) _. 

    5) 

    6) 
_____

speaking

  ['spi:kIN]

    1. _pres-p.  speak

    2. _a.

      1) ; speaking acquaintance  

      2) ; speaking likeness  ; speaking look
       

      *) to be not on speaking terms with smb. )   
       ,    ; )  ;
      

    3. _n. ; plain speaking  ; in a manner of
    speaking    ; course in public speaking 
     
_____

speaking-trumpet

  ['spi:kIN,trAmpIt] _n. , 
_____

speaking-tube

  ['spi:kINtju:b] _n.  
_____

spear

  [spI]

    1. _n.

      1) أ; 

      2) ; 

      3) _. 

      4) _. , ; 

      *) spear side   ()

    2. _v.

      1)  أ

      2)   ()

      3) _.   ,  
_____

spearhead

  ['spIhed] _n.

    1) ɣ,  

    2) _.  
_____

spearman

  ['spImn] _n. 
_____

spearmint

  ['spImInt] _n. _.  
_____

spec

  [spek] _n. _. ; on spec ) ,  ; )  ޣ
   
_____

special

  ['speSl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; to be of special interest 
       ; special course of study  ; special
      anatomy   ; special hospital
       ; special correspondent 
      ; special pleading  
      

      2) ; ; my special chair   

      3) ; special edition  ; special train
      )  ; )   

      4) ̣

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

      3)  
_____

specialism

  ['speSlIzm] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

specialist

  ['speSlIst] _n. 
_____

speciality

  [,speSI'lItI] _n.

    1) ; to make a speciality of smth.  
    ޣ-.

    2)  , 

    3) _pl. , 

    4)   ()
_____

specialization

  [,speSlaI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

specialize

  ['speSlaIz] _v.

    1) ()

    2) ()

    3) _.  ,   

    4) _. (), 
_____

specially

  ['speSlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

specialty

  ['speSltI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  

    4) _. , 
_____

specie

  ['spi:Si:] _n.

    1) (. _sing.)  

    2) _attr.: specie payments   
_____

species

  ['spi:Si:z] _n. (_pl.  .)

    1) _. 

    2) ; ; the species, our species  

    3) , ; species of cunning   
_____

specific

  [spI'sIfIk]

    1. _a.

      1) , , ; with no specific aim 
      -.  ; specific cause  
      (̣ ); specific remedy (medicine) 
       ()

      2) , 

      3) ̣, , ; ; specific aim
      ̣ ; specific statement  
      

      4) _. ; specific difference  ; the
      specific name of a plant   

      5) _. ; specific gravity ( weight)  ;
      specific heat  ϣ

    2. _n.

      1)  , 

      2)  
_____

specification

  [,spesIfI'keISn] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) ,  (  ..)

    3) _pl. ,   
_____

specify

  ['spesIfaI] _v.

    1)  , ; he specified the reasons of their
    failure     

    2) , ;  ; 

    3) ,  ;   
     

    4)   
_____

specimen

  ['spesImIn] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) _. _. ; ; what a specimen!   !; a queer
    specimen 

    3) _attr. ; specimen page  
_____

specious

  ['spi:Ss] _a.

    1) , ; specious excuse  ;
    specious tale  

    2) , 
_____

speck

  I [spek]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , ; a speck of dust 

    2. _v. , 

  II [spek] _n. _. _-.

    1) 

    2)  , , 
_____

speckle

  ['spekl]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. , 
_____

speckled

  ['spekld]

    1. _p-p.  speckle 2

    2. _a. ; speckled hen У,  
_____

specs

  [speks] _n. _.

    1) (_.  spectacles) 

    2) (_.  specifications) ,  (  
      ..)
_____

spectacle

  ['spektkl] _n.

    1) ; to be a sad spectacle  ; to make a
    spectacle of oneself    

    2) _pl.  (. pair of spectacles); to see through rose-coloured
    spectacles  ӣ   

    3) _pl.  ԣ 

    4) , 
_____

spectacled

  ['spektkld] _a.

    1)  ,  

    2)  ( )
_____

spectacular

  [spek'tkjul]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 

    2. _n.  
_____

spectator

  [spek'teIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

spectatress

  [spek'teItrIs] _n. 
_____

spectra

  ['spektr] _pl.  spectrum
_____

spectral

  ['spektrl] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

spectre

  ['spekt] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

spectrometer

  [spek'trOmIt] _n. 
_____

spectroscope

  ['spektrskup] _n. 
_____

spectrum

  ['spektrm] _n. (_pl. -ra) _.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; spectrum analysis  
_____

specula

  ['spekjul] _pl.  speculum
_____

specular

  ['spekjul] _a.

    1) ; specular surface  

    2) _. ģ   
_____

speculate

  ['spekjuleIt] _v.

    1) , ,   (on, upon, as to,
    about)

    2) ;   ; to speculate in shares
     
_____

speculation

  [,spekju'leISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) ;   ; on speculation = on spec {. spec}
_____

speculative

  ['spekjultIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 

    4) 
_____

speculator

  ['spekjuleIt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) 
_____

speculum

  ['spekjulm] _n. (_pl. -la)

    1) 

    2) _. , 

    3)  (  )
_____

sped

  [sped] _p.  _p-p.  speed 2
_____

speech

  [spi:tS] _n.

    1) ,  ;  ; ; sometimes gestures are
    more expressive than speech    

    2) , ;  ; to be slow of speech 
    ; his speech is indistinct   ,   
    

    3) ,  ; to deliver ( to make, to give) a
    speech  ; set speech   ; speech
    from the throne  

    4) ; 

    5) _. 

    6)  (_. )

    7) _attr. ; speech habits  
_____

speech-day

  ['spi:tSdeI] _n. ,   ( )
_____

speechify

  ['spi:tSIfaI] _v. _. , ; 
   
_____

speechless

  ['spi:tSlIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; speechless entreaty  

    3) ; speechless with rage   

    4) 
_____

speed

  [spi:d]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ; ; with all speed ; at
      full speed  ; at great speed   ; to
      gather speed  ,  ; to put in the first
      (second) speed   () 

      2) _. ; to wish good speed  

      3) _.  

    2. _v. (sped)

      1) ,  ; an arrow sped past   ;
      he sped down the street      

      2) (speeded ['spi:dId])  (. speed up)

      3) , 

      4) (speeded ['spi:dId])  

      5)  ( )
_____

speed-boat

  ['spi:dbut] _n.  
_____

speed-cop

  ['spi:dkOp] _n. _. ,    
_____

speed-limit

  ['spi:d,lImIt] _n.   ()
_____

speed-reducer

  ['spi:drI,dju:s] _n. _. 
_____

speed-up

  ['spi:d'Ap] _n.

    1) 

    2)      
_____

speed-up system

  ['spi:dAp'sIstIm] = sweating system
_____

speeder

  ['spi:d] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _.  
_____

speedily

  ['spi:dIlI] _adv. , 
_____

speeding

  ['spi:dIN]

    1. _pres-p.  speed 2

    2. _n.    
_____

speedometer

  [spI'dOmIt] _n. 
_____

speedster

  ['spi:dst] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _. 
_____

speedway

  ['spi:dweI] _n.

    1)    

    2)    ,  
_____

speedwell

  ['spi:dwel] _n. _. 
_____

speedy

  ['spi:dI] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

spelaean

  [spI'li:n] _a.

    1) ,   

    2) 
_____

spell

  I [spel]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; ; under a spell ; to cast a spell on
      ( over) smb. ,  -.

    2. _v. 

  II [spel] _v. (spelt, spelled [speld])

    1)    ()  ; how do you spell your
    name?    ?; we do not pronounce as we spell 
      ,  ; to spell backward   
    ( )   ; _.  ; 
    

    2) ,  (  ; .: o-n-e spells one)

    3) ,   

    #) spell out )   ,  ; ) ,
     (.  ); )     

  III [spel]

    1. _n.

      1)   ; spell of fine weather  
      ; leave it alone for a spell      

      2)  (,  )

      3) ң,  ( ,   ..); to take spells
      at the wheel    

    2. _v. (. _.)

      1) ; 

      2)  

      3) , 
_____

spellbind

  ['spelbaInd] _v. (spellbound) 
_____

spellbinder

  ['spel,baInd] _n. _. ,   
_____

spellbound

  ['spelbaund]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  spellbind

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ̣
_____

spelldown

  ['speldaun] _n. _.    
_____

speller

  ['spel] _n.

    1): a good (bad) speller  ()  

    2) = spelling-book
_____

spelling

  I ['spelIN] _pres-p.  spell I, 2

  II ['spelIN]

    1. _pres-p.  spell II

    2. _n.

      1) , ; variant spelling of a word 
       

      2)    

  III ['spelIN] _pres-p.  spell III, 2
_____

spelling-bee

  ['spelINbi:] = spelldown
_____

spelling-book

  ['spelINbuk] _n.

    1)  

    2)    
_____

spelt

  I [spelt] _n. _.  ,  

  II [spelt] _p.  _p-p.  spell II
_____

spelter

  ['spelt] _n.

    1)   (   )

    2) _.  
_____

spencer

  ['spens] _n.  (  )
_____

spend

  [spend] _v. (spent)

    1) , ; to spend much trouble on smth.  
      -.

    2)  (); to spend a sleepless night  
    

    3) ; to spend oneself , ; the storm has spent
    itself  

    4) _.  ()
_____

spender

  ['spend] _n. , 
_____

spendthrift

  ['spendrIft]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a. 
_____

spent

  [spent]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  spend

    2. _a.

      1) ݣ, ; spent bullet   ̣; spent
      steam  ; the night is far spent _.  
      ; a well spent life   

      2) , 
_____

sperm

  I [sp:m] _n. _. 

  II [sp:m] = sperm-whale
_____

sperm-whale

  ['sp:mweIl] _n. _. 
_____

spermaceti

  [,sp:m'setI] _n. 
_____

spermatic

  [sp:'mtIk] _a. _. 
_____

spermatorrhoea

  [,sp:mt'ri:] _n. _. 
_____

spermatozoa

  [,sp:mtu'zu] _pl.  spermatozoon
_____

spermatozoon

  [,sp:mtu'zuOn] _n. (_pl. -zoa) _. 
_____

spew

  [spju:]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. , 
_____

sphacelate

  ['sfsIleIt] _v.  , 
_____

sphagna

  ['sfgn] _pl.  sphagnum
_____

sphagnum

  ['sfgnm] _n. (_pl. -na) _. 
_____

sphenoid

  ['sfi:nOId] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ,  
_____

spheral

  ['sfi:rl] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

sphere

  [sfI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3) ;  

      4) _. , 

      5)   (. celestial sphere)

      6) , ,  ; he has done much in his
      particular sphere      ; that is not in
      my sphere    

      7)  , ; he moves in quite another sphere 
          

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   

      3) _.  ( )
_____

spheric

  ['sferIk] = spherical
_____

spherical

  ['sferIkl] _a. , 
_____

sphericity

  [sfI'rIsItI] _n. , 
_____

spherics

  ['sferIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.)   
  
_____

spheroid

  ['sfIrOId] _n. 
_____

spheroidal

  [sfI'rOIdl] _n. , 
_____

spherule

  ['sferju:l] _n. ,  
_____

sphincter

  ['sfINkt] _n. _. 
_____

sphinges

  ['sfIndi:z] _pl.  sphinx
_____

sphinx

  [sfINks] _n. (_pl. -es [sfINksIz], sphinges)

    1) 

    2)  ;  
_____

spice

  [spaIs]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; _. 

      2)  (-.); ,  (of)

      3) , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ()

      2)  
_____

spick and span

  ['spIknd'spn] _a.

    1)  

    2) , ;  
_____

spicy

  ['spaIsI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ; spicy bits of scandal  

    3) _. , 
_____

spider

  ['spaId] _n.

    1) ; spider's web = spider-web

    2) 

    3) _. ; 
_____

spider-crab

  ['spaIdkrb] _n. _.  
_____

spider-web

  ['spaIdweb] _n. 
_____

spidery

  ['spaIdrI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

spiel

  [spi:l] _.

    1. _n.

      1) _. _. ;  

      2) _attr.: spiel truck  

    2. _v. _. _. , 
_____

spieler

  ['spi:l] _. _n. _. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

spier

  ['spaI] _n. 
_____

spigot

  ['spIgt] _n. _.

    1) ,  ,  ();  

    2) 
_____

spike

  [spaIk]

    1. _n.

      1)  , ɣ

      2) ,  ( )

      3) , 

      4) 

      5) ̣   

      6)  "" (. spike heel)

      7) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2)      

      3) , 

      4)  ; to spike smb.'s plans  -. 

      5) _.  

      *) to spike a rumour _. _.  ; to spike smb.'s
      guns  -. 
_____

spiked

  [spaIkt]

    1. _p-p.  spike 2

    2. _a.  ,  ; spiked shoes   
_____

spikenard

  ['spaIkna:d] _n.  (   )
_____

spikewise

  ['spaIkwaIz] _adv.   
_____

spiky

  ['spaIkI] _a.

    1) ң, ;  

    2) ; 

    3) _.    
_____

spile

  [spaIl] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) , 
_____

spill

  I [spIl]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  ( ,  ); to have ( to get) a
      spill 

      2) _. , 

      3) = spillway

    2. _v. (spilt, spilled [spIld])

      1) (), (), ̣(); ();
      to spill blood  ; to spill the blood of smb.  
       -.

      2) _. 

      3) ,  ()

      4) _.  ()

  II [spIl] _n.

    1) ;    (    ..)

    2) ,  
_____

spillikin

  ['spIlIkIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl.   
_____

spillway

  ['spIlweI] _n. _. 
_____

spilt

  ['spIlt] _p.  _p-p.  spill I, 2
_____

spilth

  [spIl] _n. _. ,  
_____

spin

  [spIn]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  ;   ( , ,
      ); to go for a spin in a car   

      3) _. 

      4) _. 

    2. _v. (spun, span; spun)

      1) , 

      2) ,  ( ); to spin a cocoon  (
       )

      3) (), (),  ; to spin a top 
      ; to spin a coin  ; to send smb. spinning
       -. 

      4) _.  ( )

      5) _. ,   (   ..)

      6)  ()  

      7) _.  ( - )

      *) spin in _.   ; spin off _.   ; spin
      out ) ;     -.; ) ;
      to spin out money   ,   ̣
      

      *) to spin a story ( a yarn)  
_____

spinach

  ['spInId] _n. 
_____

spinal

  ['spaInl] _a. _. ; spinal bone ; spinal column
   ;  ; spinal cord  ; spinal
  fluid  
_____

spindle

  ['spIndl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.    

      3)  

      4)  

      5) _. , , 

      *) spindle side   ()

    2. _v. ;    
_____

spindle-legged

  ['spIndllegd] _a.

    1)    ( )

    2)    (   ..)
_____

spindle-legs

  ['spIndllegz] = spindle-shanks
_____

spindle-shanked

  ['spIndlSNkt] = spindle-legged 1)
_____

spindle-shanks

  ['spIndlSNks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.   _pl.) _. 
  
_____

spindling

  ['spIndlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  spindle 2

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)  ;    

    3. _a.

      1)    ( )

      2)    (   ..)
_____

spindly

  ['spIndlI] _a.   ; 
_____

spindrift

  ['spIndrIft] _n.

    1)     

    2) _attr.: spindrift clouds  
_____

spine

  [spaIn] _n.

    1) _.  ;  

    2) 

    3) _. , , 

    4) _. 

    5)  ()

    6)  (̣)
_____

spinel

  [spI'nel] _n. _. 
_____

spineless

  ['spaInlIs] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) , , 

    3) _. _.     
_____

spinet

  [spI'net] _n.  ( )
_____

spinnaker

  ['spInk] _n. _.  ( )
_____

spinner

  ['spIn] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2)  

    3)   ( ,  )

    4) _.  
_____

spinneret

  ['spInret] = spinner 3)
_____

spinney

  ['spInI] _n. , 
_____

spinning

  ['spInIN]

    1. _pres-p.  spin 2

    2. _n. 

    3. _a. 
_____

spinning-machine

  ['spInINm,Si:n] _n.  
_____

spinning-wheel

  ['spInINwi:l] _n. , 
_____

spinster

  ['spInst] _n.  ; _.  ()
_____

spinthariscope

  [spIn'rIskup] _n. _. 
_____

spiny

  ['spaInI] _a.

    1) ;    

    2) , 
_____

spiracle

  ['spaIrkl] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ( )

    3)  (   ..)
_____

spiraea

  [spaI'rI] _n. _. 
_____

spiral

  ['spaIrl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; heating spiral  

      2) _.  

      3) _.      (, 
       ..)

    2. _a. , , ; spiral balance 
    , 
_____

spirant

  ['spaIrnt] _n. _. 
_____

spire

  I ['spaI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ɣ, 

    3)  

  II ['spaI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

spirilla

  ['spaIrIl] _pl.  spirillum
_____

spirillum

  ['spaIrIlm] _n. (_pl. -la) _. 
_____

spirit

  ['spIrIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ; ; in (the) spirit ,  

      2) , 

      3)  (      ); one
      of the greatest spirits of his day     
      

      4) , ; to take smth. in the wrong spirit 
       -.; you don't go about it in the right spirit   
        

      5)  , , ; a man of an unbending spirit
       ,  

      6) ( _pl.) ,  ; to be in high (
      good) spirits   ӣ,  ; to be in low
      spirits, to be out of spirits    ; it
      shows a kindly spirit    ; to
      keep up smb.'s spirits  أ-. , 
      -.; try to keep up your spirits   

      7) ; , ; to go at smth. with spirit
         -.; people of spirit , 
      ; to speak with spirit   

      8) ,  ; the spirit of progress  ; the
      spirit of times  

      9) (. _pl.) , ,  ; spirit of
      camphor  ; spirit(s) of wine  

      10) _attr. 

      11) _attr. 

      *) that's the right spirit!  !

    2. _v.

      1) , ;  ( spirit up)

      2)   (. spirit away, spirit off)
_____

spirited

  ['spIrItId]

    1. _p-p.  spirit 2

    2. _a. , , ;  ( ); spirited reply
     ; spirited translation  ; spirited speech
     
_____

spiritism

  ['spIrItIzm] _n. 
_____

spirit-lamp

  ['spIrItlmp] _n. 
_____

spiritless

  ['spIrItlIs] _a. , 
_____

spirit-level

  ['spIrIt,levl] _n. , , 
_____

spirit-rapping

  ['spIrIt,rpIN] _n. , 
_____

spiritual

  ['spIrItjul]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) ң, 

      3) , 

      4) , ; spiritual court  ; lords
      spiritual  -  

    2. _n.

      1) _. ,   

      2) _pl.  
_____

spiritualism

  ['spIrItjulIzm] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) = spiritism
_____

spiritualistic

  [,spIrItju'lIstIk] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) 
_____

spirituality

  [,spIrItju'lItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ң
_____

spiritualize

  ['spIrItjulaIz] _v. 
_____

spirituous

  ['spIrItjus] _a. ,  ( )
_____

spirt

  [sp:t]

    1. _n. = spurt 1, 1)

    2. _v. = spurt 2, 1)
_____

spit

  I [spIt]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  ;  , 

    2. _v.   ; , 

  II [spIt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3)    

      *) spit and polish ) _. _.  ; ) _. 
      ; the spit and image of smb.  ,  
      -.; to be the dead ( the very) spit   ; he
      is the very spit of his father   

    2. _v. (spat)

      1) (); to spit blood  

      2) 

      3) ,  ( ,   ..)

      4) ; 

      #) spit at    -.; spit out
      ) ̣; ) _.  (); ): to spit it out
      _. , ; spit it out!  !; spit
      upon   -.;     -.

  III [spIt] _n.  (    )
_____

spite

  [spaIt]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to have a spite against smb.   
      -.; in ( for, from) spite 

      2): in spite of (.  _prep.  _cj.)  

    2. _v. ,  
_____

spiteful

  ['spaItful] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

spitfire

  ['spIt,faI] _n. ; ,  
_____

spitting image

  ['spItIN'ImId] _n. _.  , ""
_____

spittle

  ['spItl] _n. ; 
_____

spittoon

  [spI'tu:n] _n. 
_____

spitz

  [spIts] _n. 
_____

spitz-dog

  ['spItsdOg] = spitz
_____

spiv

  [spIv] _n. _.

    1) ; ; ԣ 

    2) _attr. 
_____

spivvery

  ['spIvrI] _n. _. ; ԣ 
_____

splanchnic

  ['splNknIk] _a.   , 
_____

splash

  [splS]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , ; to fall into water with a splash  
      

      3) 

      4)  

      5) _.  ,  ()

      6)  , 

      *) to make a splash  ; front-page splash 
      

    2. _v.

      1) ; (); to splash a page with ink 
       

      2) ()

      3) ̣ (   ; . splash through, splash
      across); to splash one's way through the mud ̣  

      4) ̣,  (into)

      5) ; fields splashed with poppies ,  

      #) splash down  (  )
_____

splash-board

  ['splSbO:d] _n.

    1) ,  (, )

    2) _.  
_____

splashdown

  ['splSdaun] _n.  ( )
_____

splasher

  ['splS] _n. _.  
_____

splatter

  ['splt] _v.

    1) ; 

    2)  , 
_____

splay

  [spleI]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a.

      1) , , 

      2)  

      3) 

    3. _v.

      1)   ()

      2) ()

      3) 

      4)    ( )
_____

splay-foot

  ['spleI'fut] _a. ,    
_____

splay-footed

  ['spleI'futId] _a. ,    
_____

spleen

  [spli:n] _n.

    1) _. ڣ

    2) ; ; to vent one's spleen upon smb.   
    -.

    3) _. , 
_____

spleenful

  ['spli:nful] _a. , , ֣
_____

splendent

  ['splendnt] _a. , 
_____

splendid

  ['splendId] _a.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _. , 
_____

splendiferous

  [splen'dIfrs] _a. _. , , 
_____

splendour

  ['splend] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) , ; 
_____

splenetic

  [splI'netIk]

    1. _a.

      1) ڣ

      2) , ֣

      3) _. 

    2. _n.

      1)   ڣ

      2) ,  
_____

splenic

  ['spli:nIk] _a. ڣ
_____

splice

  [splaIs]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _.  , 

    2. _v.

      1) _. ,  ( )

      2) _.  ; 

      3) _. 
_____

splint

  [splInt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ,  (  )

      3) _. , 

      4) = splint-bone

      5) _. 

      6) _. , 

    2. _v. _.  
_____

splint-bone

  ['splIntbun] _n. _.  
_____

splinter

  ['splInt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) , 

      4) _attr. ; splinter effect _.  

    2. _v. (); (); 
_____

splinter group

  ['splIntgru:p] _n.  () 
_____

splintery

  ['splIntrI] _a.

    1)     

    2)      
_____

split

  [splIt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , , ; 

      3) 

      4) ,  ( )

      5)     ( ,  
      ..)

      6) _. ̣

      7) _pl. _. 

      8)   ( , , )

    2. _a. ̣, ; ; ̣ ;
    split decision ,    ; split second
    -  ; 

    3. _v. (split)

      1) (); () (. split asunder)

      2) (), ; to split one's forces  ; my
      head is splitting      

      3)   ;  (. split up);  
      -. (with); to split one's vote ( ticket) 
          ; to split the profits
       ; to split a bottle _.   
      

      4) ;  ( ,   ..)

      #) split off (); ; split on _. 
      (); split up (), ()

      *) to split one's sides   ; the rock on which we
      split  ;  ; to split smb.'s ears
       -.; to split the difference )   ;
      )   
_____

split infinitive

  ['splItIn'fInItIv] _n. _.   ̣  to (.:
  I wish to highly recommend him)
_____

split mind

  ['splItmaInd] = split personality
_____

split personality

  ['splIt,p:s'nlItI] _n.  
_____

split pin

  ['splIt'pIn] _n. _. 
_____

split ring

  ['splIt'rIN] _n.   
_____

split ticket

  ['splIt'tIkIt] _n. _. ,     
      
_____

split vote

  ['splIt'vut] = split ticket
_____

splitter

  ['splIt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ; 

    3)   
_____

splitting

  ['splItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  split 3

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3) ,  (  )

      4) 
_____

splodge

  [splOd] = splotch
_____

splosh

  [splOS] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _. 
_____

splotch

  [splOtS] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

splotchy

  ['splOtSI] _a.  ; 
_____

splurge

  [spl:d] _.

    1. _n.  ,  (. )

    2. _v.  , ,    
_____

splutter

  ['splAt]

    1. _n.

      1)  , 

      2) 

      3) 

    2. _v.

      1)    , 

      2)  , 

      3) ,  ( ,   ..)
_____

spoil

  [spO:Il]

    1. _n.

      1) (. _pl.  _.) ,  ; the spoils
      of war  , 

      2) , ,      -.

      3)  ,    .., ԣ  

      4) _pl.  ,   
      ,   

      5)  ;  

      6) _attr.: spoils system   
        ,   ; 
          

    2. _v. (spoilt, spoiled [spO:Ild])

      1) 

      2) 

      3)  ( )

      4) _. _. , ; to spoil the Egyptians _.
          ;   ޣ 

      *) to be spoiling for _.   -.;  
      -.; to be spoiling for a fight   
_____

spoil-sport

  ['spOIlspO:t] _n. ,    
_____

spoilage

  ['spOIlId] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , 
_____

spoilsman

  ['spOIlzmn] _n. _. ,     
   
_____

spoilt

  [spOIlt]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  spoil 2

    2. _a. ; ; the spoilt child of fortune 
    
_____

spoke

  I [spuk]

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2) ,  ( )

      *) to put a spoke in smb.'s wheel  -.   ̣

    2. _v.  

  II [spuk] _p.  speak
_____

spoke-bone

  ['spukbun] _n. _.  
_____

spoken

  ['spukn]

    1. _p-p.  speak

    2. _a. ; ; spoken language  
_____

spokesman

  ['spuksmn] _n. , ; 
_____

spoliation

  [,spulI'eISn] _n.

    1) £,   (.     )

    2) _.      ( 
       )
_____

spondaic

  [spOn'deIIk] _a. _. 
_____

spondee

  ['spOndi:] _n. _. 
_____

spondulicks

  [spOn'dju:lIks] _n. _pl. _. _. 
_____

sponge

  [spAnd]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3)  ; to have a sponge down  

      4) -.,   , .,   ,
         ..

      5) = sponger 1)

      6) "", ,   -.,  
      

      7) _.  (   )

      *) to pass the sponge over smth.   -.; to chuck
      ( to throw) up the sponge   ģ

    2. _v.

      1) , ,  

      2)  

      3) _.   -. ( );  -.
      ,    ޣ

      #) sponge down ()  ; sponge off 
      ; sponge on _.    ޣ; sponge out ) 
      ; )   ; sponge up  ; sponge
      upon = sponge on
_____

sponge-cake

  ['spAnd'keIk] _n. 
_____

sponger

  ['spAnd] _n.

    1) ; , 

    2)  
_____

spongy

  ['spAndI] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) , 
_____

sponsion

  ['spOnSn] _n. 
_____

sponsor

  ['spOns]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) ң (); ң ()

      4) , 

      5)  

    2. _v.

      1)  ( -.)

      2) ,  (,   ..)

      3) ; 
_____

spontaneity

  [,spOnt'ni:ItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

spontaneous

  [spOn'teInjs] _a.

    1) , ; spontaneous combustion
    ; spontaneous generation 

    2) 

    3) , ģ; ; spontaneous enthusiasm
     ; spontaneous movement ) ; ) 
    
_____

spoof

  [spu:f] _.

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _attr. , 

    2. _v. ; ; you've been spoofed  
_____

spook

  [spu:k] _n. _. 
_____

spool

  [spu:l]

    1. _n. , ; 

    2. _v.  ( ,   ..)
_____

spoon

  I [spu:n]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)    ()

      3) _.  

      4) 

      5) _. 

      *) to be born with a silver spoon in one's mouth   

    2. _v.

      1)   (. spoon up, spoon out)

      2) _.  (  );    (
      )

      3)    

  II [spu:n] _v. _.  ( ̣)
_____

spoon-bait

  ['spu:nbeIt] _n. 
_____

spoon-bill

  ['spu:nbIl] _n. _. 
_____

spoon-drift

  ['spu:ndrIft] = spindrift
_____

spoon-fed

  ['spu:nfed] _a.

    1)     (   ..)

    2)      ;  
      (  )

    3) _. _. 
_____

spoon-meat

  ['spu:nmi:t] _n.    
_____

spoonerism

  ['spu:nrIzm] _n.    (., blushing
  crow . crushing blow)
_____

spoonful

  ['spu:nful] _n.   (-.)
_____

spoony

  ['spu:nI] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) ̣; 
_____

spoor

  [spu]

    1. _n.  ()

    2. _v. ,   
_____

sporadic

  [sp'rdIk] _a. , , 
_____

sporangia

  [sp'rndI] _pl.  sporangium
_____

sporangium

  [sp'rndIm] _n. (_pl. -gia) _. 
_____

spore

  [spO:] _n. _. 
_____

sporran

  ['spOrn] _n.     (   )
_____

sport

  [spO:t]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ; ;  ; athletic sports
      ; to go in for sports  ; to have good sport
       

      2) _pl.  

      3) _. 

      4) _.  

      5) _. 

      6) , ; ; to become the sport of fortune 
       ; in sport  ; what sport!  !

      7) ; to make sport of 

      8) _. 

    2. _a. ; sport clothes  

    3. _v.

      1) , , ; 

      2)  

      3) 

      4) _. ,  ; ; to sport a rose in
      one's buttonhole    

      5) _.  

      #) sport away , 

      *) to sport one's oak _. _.    ;
        
_____

sportful

  ['spO:tful] _a. ӣ; 
_____

sporting

  ['spO:tIN]

    1. _pres-p.  sport 3

    2. _a. ; 

      *) sporting chance  ; sporting house )  ;
      )  
_____

sportive

  ['spO:tIv] _a.

    1) , ӣ

    2) 
_____

sports

  [spO:ts] = sport 2
_____

sportsman

  ['spO:tsmn] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) ,  
_____

sportsmanlike

  ['spO:tsmnlaIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) , , ; 
_____

sportsmanship

  ['spO:tsmnSIp] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3) , 
_____

sportswoman

  ['spO:ts,wumn] _n. 
_____

sporty

  ['spO:tI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) , 
_____

spot

  [spOt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) , ; without a spot on his reputation  
      

      3) ; a face covered with spots  

      4)  ()

      5) ; a retired spot Σ ; on the spot  ;
      ,  {. . 7)}; to act on the spot  
      ; to be on the spot  ; the people on the
      spot ,       

      6) _.     ; how about a spot of
      lunch?   ?; will you have a spot of whisky? 
       ?

      7) _.  ; on ( upon) the spot, in a
      spot  ,    {. . 5)}; to put
      smb. on the spot  -.   

      8) _pl. = spot goods {. 9)}

      9) _attr. ;   ; spot cash  ޣ;
      spot goods  ;    ; spot price
           

      10) _attr. _. ; spot broadcasting  
      

      *) blind spot ) ͣ ; ) ,    
       ; ) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) , , () ; this silk spots with
      water   ۣ    

      2) , 

      3) _. , ; , ; to spot the cause
      of the trouble   ; to spot the winner
           ; I spotted his
      roguery as soon as I met him     , 
        

      4)  , 

      5)  

      6) _.  ( ); it's beginning to spot, it is
      spotting with rain ۣ 

      7) _.  
_____

spotless

  ['spOtlIs] _a.

    1)   

    2) ; 
_____

spotlight

  ['spOtlaIt]

    1. _n.

      1) _.   

      2) _.  

      *) to be in the spotlight    

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)    
_____

spotted

  ['spOtId]

    1. _p-p.  spot 2

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , 
_____

spotted fever

  ['spOtId'fi:v] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

spotter

  ['spOt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. , 

    3) _.  ()
_____

spotty

  ['spOtI] _a.

    1) ; У

    2) 

    3) 
_____

spouse

  [spauz] _n. _. _.

    1) ; 

    2) _pl.  
_____

spout

  [spaut]

    1. _n.

      1) , , 

      2)    ֣;  

      3) ֣       ߣ  

      4) ;  ;  

      5) _.   ( )

      *) up the spout )  ; his watch is put up the spout 
        ; ) ң; 

    2. _v.

      1)  գ, ,  

      2) ; the volcano spouts lava   

      3) _. , ; to spout poetry
       

      4) _. 
_____

spraddle

  ['sprdl] _v.   
_____

sprain

  [spreIn]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.  
_____

sprang

  [sprN] _p.  spring I, 2
_____

sprat

  [sprt] _n.

    1) , ;   ,   

    2) _.  £

    3) _.  

    *) to throw ( to risk) a sprat to catch a whale   
    
_____

sprat-day

  ['sprtdeI] _n. 9 ,    
_____

sprawl

  [sprO:l]

    1. _n.  ;  

    2. _v.

      1) ();  ( ); to send one sprawling
       -.  

      2)  (, )   

      3)    
_____

sprawling

  ['sprO:lIN]

    1. _pres-p.  sprawl 2

    2. _a. ; ; sprawling handwriting 
    ; sprawling shoots  
_____

spray

  I [spreI] _n.

    1) , 

    2)    

  II [spreI]

    1. _n.

      1)  , 

      2)   

      3) , 

      4) _.  ̣ 

    2. _v. , ; , , 
_____

sprayer

  ['spreI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

spread

  [spred]

    1. _n.

      1) ; the spread of learning  

      2)  (  ..)

      3) , ; ; ֣; a wide
      spread of country  

      4)   (, ,   ..)

      5) _.  ,  ; he gave us no end of a
      spread    

      6) , 

      7) ; 

      8)    (    )

      9)  

      10) _. _. ,  ( , ,  
      ..)

    2. _v. (spread)

      1) ף(); (); ();
      (); to spread a banner  ; to spread one's
      hands to the fire    ; to spread a sail 
      ; a broad plain spreads before us   
       ; the peacock spreads its tail  
      ; the river here spreads to a width of half a mile  
          

      2) (), (); the fire spread from the
      factory to the house nearby      
      ; to spread rumours (disease)   ()

      3): to spread oneself )  ( );
      ) , ; )   
      ; ""; ) _.  , 
        

      4) , , ; to spread the table  
      ; to spread a carpet on the floor  ף  ; to
      spread manure over a field    ; a meadow
      spread with daisies ,  

      5) (); (); to spread butter on bread
        ; the paint spreads well   

      6) ; ; the course of lectures spreads over a
      year    

      7) _. ; to spread on the records   

      8) _. , , , 

      #) spread out ) ף(); to spread out a map 
      ; to spread out one's legs  ; the branches spread
      out like a fan   ; ) 
_____

spread eagle

  ['spred'i:gl] _n. ң  ԣ  ( 
  )
_____

spread-eagle

  ['spred'i:gl]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. _. ; , -

    2. _v. 
_____

spread-eagleism

  ['spred'i:glIzm] _n. _. _. -
_____

spreader

  ['spred] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.   ; ; 

    3) _-. 

    4) _-. 
_____

spree

  [spri:] _n. , ; ԣ; to go ( to be) on the spree
  ; what a spree!  !
_____

sprig

  [sprIg]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)    

      3) ;   

      4)  , 

      5) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)     

      2)  
_____

sprightly

  ['spraItlI]

    1. _a. ̣, ӣ

    2. _adv. ̣, 
_____

spring

  I [sprIN]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to take a spring ; to rise with a spring
      

      2) ; 

      3) , 

      4) , ; his mind has lost its spring   
      

      5) , , 

      6) (. _pl.) , ; ; the springs of action
       

      7) , 

    2. _v. (sprang, sprung; sprung)

      1) , ; ; to spring at ( upon) smb.
        -.; to spring to one's feet   ; to
      spring over a fence   ; to spring up into the
      air   

      2)  

      3)  ; ,  (. spring up); his
      mistakes spring from carelessness   - 
      ; he is sprung from royal blood   
       

      4) ; many new houses have sprung in this district  
          ; where have you sprung from?
        ?

      5) 

      6)       ; to spring into
      fame  

      7)  , ; ; ; the buds are
      springing  

      8)  ( )

      9)  , , ()

      10)  ()

      11)  ()

      12)  ; the door sprang to   (
      )

      13) 

      14) ,  ( ); blood sprang to my cheeks 
         

      15)  ,  (upon); to spring surprises 
      ; the news was sprung upon me    

      16) _.    , ;
        

      #) spring back ; spring out _. ,  (
      -.); spring up  ( ,   ..),
      

  II [sprIN] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

spring balance

  ['sprIN'blns] _n.  , 
_____

spring bed

  ['sprIN'bed] _n.  
_____

spring chicken

  ['sprIN'tSIkIn] _n.

    1) ̣

    2) _. ,   (.  )
_____

spring tide

  ['sprINtaId] _n. _.  
_____

spring water

  ['sprIN,wO:t] _n.  
_____

spring-board

  ['sprINbO:d] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

spring-halt

  ['sprINhO:lt] _n. _. 
_____

springbok

  ['sprINbOk] _n. _. , , 
_____

springbuck

  ['sprINbAk] = springbok
_____

springe

  [sprInd] _n. , , 
_____

springer

  ['sprIN] _n.

    1) 

    2)    

    3) ̣

    4) _.   
_____

springhead

  ['sprINhed] _n. 
_____

springtide

  ['sprINtaId] _n. _. 
_____

springtime

  ['sprINtaIm] _n. ,  
_____

springy

  ['sprINI] _a. , ; 
_____

sprinkle

  ['sprINkl]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  

      3)  ; 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  (with - -.);  (on)

      3) , 
_____

sprinkler

  ['sprINkl] _n.

    1) 

    2) = sprinkling-machine; street sprinkler  

    3) _attr.: sprinkler system  
_____

sprinkling

  ['sprINklIN]

    1. _pres-p.  sprinkle 2

    2. _n. = sprinkle 1
_____

sprinkling-machine

  ['sprINklINm,Si:n] _n.  ;  
_____

sprint

  [sprInt]

    1. _n.    , 

    2. _v.    , 
_____

sprinter

  ['sprInt] _n.    , 
_____

sprit

  [sprIt] _n. _. 
_____

sprite

  [spraIt] _n. ; 
_____

sprocket

  ['sprOkIt] _n. _.  ; ף
_____

sprocket-wheel

  ['sprOkItwi:l] = sprocket
_____

sprout

  [spraut]

    1. _n.

      1) , , 

      2) _pl.   (. Brussels sprouts)

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2) 
_____

spruce

  I [spru:s]

    1. _a. ; , 

    2. _v.

      1)    (. spruce up)

      2) 

  II [spru:s] _n. 
_____

sprue

  I [spru:] _n. _.  

  II [spru:] _n. _. ,  
_____

spruit

  ['spru:It], [spreIt] _n. _-. ţ (. )
_____

sprung

  [sprAN]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  spring I, 2

    2. _a.

      1)  ( , )

      2) _. 
_____

spry

  [spraI] _a. , ; ; look spry! !
_____

spud

  [spAd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _. ; _pl. 

      3) _.  

    2. _v. , 
_____

spuddle

  ['spAdl] _v. _.   
_____

spue

  [spju:] = spew
_____

spume

  [spju:m]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v. 
_____

spumous

  ['spju:ms] _a. ;  
_____

spumy

  ['spju:mI] = spumous
_____

spun

  [spAn]

    1. _p..  _p-p.  spin 2

    2. _a.: spun casting _.  أ; spun cotton 
    ; spun gold ,  ; spun yarn _. 
_____

spunk

  [spANk] _n.

    1) _. ; 

    2) 
_____

spunky

  ['spANkI] _a. , ; 
_____

spur

  [sp:]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to put ( to set) spurs to ; _.
      , ; to win one's spurs _.  
      ; _.  ,  

      2)  (     )  

      3) ,    

      4) , ; on the spur of the moment )  
      ; ) , 

      5) _.  

      6) _. 

      7) = spur track

      *) to need the spur  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) ,  (to -  -.)

      4) ,  (. spur on, spur forward)

      *) to spur a willing horse ,    
       
_____

spur gear

  ['sp:'gI] _n. _.   
_____

spur track

  ['sp:'trk] _n. _-.  
_____

spurge

  [sp:d] _n. _. 
_____

spurious

  ['spjurIs] _a.

    1) ; ; spurious coin  ; spurious
    manuscript  ; spurious sentiment  

    2) ģ

    3) _. 
_____

spurn

  [sp:n]

    1. _v.

      1)   ; 

      2)  

      3)   ( -.)

    2. _n.

      1)  , 

      2)  
_____

spurrier

  ['sp:rI] _n. -
_____

spurt

  [sp:t]

    1. _n.

      1) ; spurts of flame  

      2)   , 

    2. _v.

      1)  գ (. spurt down, spurt out);  ()

      2)   , 
_____

spur-wheel

  ['sp:'wi:l] = spur gear
_____

sputa

  ['spju:t] _pl.  sputum
_____

sputnik

  ['sputnIk] _. _n. () 
_____

sputter

  ['spAt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) = splutter 1

      4) ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  ; ;   ( )

      2) ,  ( ,   ..)

      3) = splutter 2, 1)
_____

sputum

  ['spju:tm] _n. (_pl. -ta)

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

spy

  [spaI]

    1. _n. ;  ; 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) , , ; to spy faults  

      #) spy into  ; spy out , ; to
      spy out the land  ; spy upon   -.
_____

spyglass

  ['spaIgla:s] _n.  
_____

spyhole

  ['spaIhul] _n. 
_____

squab

  [skwOb]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)     

      3)   

      4) 

    2. _a.   ; 
_____

squab pie

  ['skwObpaI] _n.

    1)   

    2)   ,   
_____

squabble

  ['skwObl]

    1. _n. ,  - 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  - 

      2) _. () ( )
_____

squabby

  ['skwObI] _a.   
_____

squad

  [skwOd]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ; ; ;  ޣ; awkward
      squad _.  ; _. ; flying squad
      )  ; )   

      2)  ()

      3) _.  

    2. _v. _.   , , 
_____

squad car

  ['skwOd'ka:] _n.  
_____

squad drill

  ['skwOd'drIl] _n.   
_____

squadron

  ['skwOdrn]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) () 

      3) _. ,  ()

      4) _. 

      5) 

      6) _attr. _. ; 

      7) _attr. _. 

    2. _v. _.   
_____

squadron-leader

  ['skwOdrn,li:d] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  
_____

squalid

  ['skwOlId] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; ; ; squalid lodgings  

    3) 
_____

squall

  I [skwO:l]

    1. _n. ,  ; 

    2. _v. ,  ;  ( )

  II [skwO:l] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. , 

    *) look out for squalls  ;  
_____

squally

  ['skwO:lI] _a. ; 
_____

squalor

  ['skwOl] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; 
_____

squama

  ['skweIm] _n. (_pl. -mae) 
_____

squamae

  ['skweImi:] _pl.  squama
_____

squander

  ['skwOnd]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. , ; to squander time   
_____

square

  [skwE]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; ; square of glass  

      3) , 

      4)  ()

      5) _. 

      6) 

      7) _.  ; three square is nine    
      

      8) _.   (= 100 .  = 9,29 . .)

      9) _. , ; 

      *) on the square ,  ; out of square ) ,  
       ; ) , ;  

    2. _a.

      1) ;  ; square inch  ; a table four
      feet square   4     4  

      2) 

      3)    (with, to - -.); keep your
      face square to the camera     ;
      the picture is not square with the ceiling   

      4) , , ; to get one's accounts square 
        

      5) _. , , , ; square
      deal  ; square refusal  

      6) _. , ; to have a square meal  

      7) _. ; ; , 

      *) to get square with smb.  ޣ  -.; to call it square
      , ; all square )   ޣ ( );
      ) _. , 

    3. _adv.

      1) ; to stand square  

      2) ; 

      3)   

      4) , 

      5) ף

    4. _v.

      1)   ;  

      2) , ; to square one's elbows  ;
      to square one's shoulders  

      3) ԣ   ()

      4)   , , 

      5) , ; _.  (. square up)

      6) (), (); his description does not
      square with yours      ; you should
      square your practice with your principles   
        

      7)  (., )

      8) _. 

      9) _.  ޣ ( )

      10) _.   

      #) square off )    ( ); )  
         ; square up ) , 
      ޣ ( -.); )    ( ӣ)

      *) to square the circle  ;  
       
_____

square shooter

  ['skwE'Su:t] _n. _. ,  
_____

square-built

  ['skwE'bIlt] _a. 
_____

square-rigged

  ['skwE'rIgd] _a. _.    
_____

square-toed

  ['skwE'tud] _a.

    1)  ,   ( )

    2) ; 

    3) , 
_____

square-toes

  ['skwEtuz] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

squarehead

  ['skwEhed] _n. _. _.     
_____

squarson

  ['skwa:sn] _n. (_.  squire  parson) _. , 
     
_____

squash

  I [skwOS]

    1. _n.

      1)  , ""

      2)  ; lemon (orange) squash  (
      )

      3) ; ; 

      4)    ( ; . squash rackets)

    2. _v.

      1) , , 

      2) 

      3) ; 

      4) _.  , 

      5) _. 

  II [skwOS] _n. _. ; 
_____

squash hat

  ['skwOS'ht] _n.   
_____

squashy

  ['skwOSI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

squat

  [skwOt]

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)   ;    ( )

      2)     ;    

      3) _. 

      4)    

    3. _a.   , 
_____

squatter

  ['skwOt] _n.

    1)   

    2)     ;   
    

    3)        

    4) _. 
_____

squatty

  ['skwOtI] = squat 3
_____

squaw

  [skwO:] _n.

    1)  (  )

    2) _. _. , 
_____

squaw-man

  ['skwO:mn] _n. _. ,   
_____

squawk

  [skwO:k]

    1. _n.

      1)   ()

      2) _.  , 

    2. _v.

      1)   ( )

      2) _.  , 
_____

squeak

  [skwi:k]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3) _. , 
_____

squeaker

  ['skwi:k] _n. _. 
_____

squeaky

  ['skwi:kI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

squeal

  [skwi:l]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  

      2) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ;  

      2) _. , 

      3) _. ;  (on - -.); to make smb. squeal
      ,  
_____

squealer

  ['skwi:l] _n.

    1) 

    2) = squeaker

    3) 
_____

squeamish

  ['skwi:mIS] _a.

    1)  ;  ( ); I feel squeamish 
    

    2) ; , , 

    3) 
_____

squeegee

  ['skwi:'di:] _n.

    1)      (. squeegee mop)

    2)     
_____

squeezability

  [,skwi:z'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

squeezable

  ['skwi:zbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2)   ; , ; squeezable
    person  
_____

squeeze

  [skwi:z]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; , ; to give a squeeze (of the
      hand)  ()

      2)  

      3) _. , ; ; 

      4) , 

      5) _. ֣ ;  (. tight squeeze)

      6)  (  ..)

      7) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; ; to squeeze smb.'s hand 
      -. ; to squeeze moist clay   

      2) (); ; the sponge squeezes well  
       ; to squeeze out a tear  

      3) ;  (out of); to squeeze a confession 
      

      4)  (  ..)

      5) ,  (in, into);  (past, through)

      6)   (  ..)
_____

squeezed

  [skwi:zd]

    1. _p-p.  squeeze 2

    2. _a. ; squeezed orange " ";   (
    ) 
_____

squeezer

  ['skwi:z] _n.

    1) ,  ,   . {. squeeze 2}

    2) 

    3) _pl.        
    

    4) _.    
_____

squelch

  [skweltS]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ,  

    2. _v.

      1) ; to squelch through the mud   

      2)  , 

      3) 

      4)  
_____

squelcher

  ['skweltS] = squelch 1, 2)
_____

squib

  [skwIb]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ; ; 

      3) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  , , 

      2) 

      3) 
_____

squiffed

  [skwIft] _a. _. 
_____

squiffer

  ['skwIf] _n. _.  ( )
_____

squiffy

  ['skwIfI] _a. _.  
_____

squill

  [skwIl] _n. _.  
_____

squint

  [skwInt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to have a bad squint  

      2) _.  , ; let me have a squint at it 
       

    2. _v.

      1)  ()

      2) _.  (    ..)

      3)  ,  (at)

    3. _a. , 
_____

squint-eyed

  ['skwIntaId] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; ģ
_____

squire

  ['skwaI]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; the squire )   ;
      ) _.  ;    

      2) _. 

      3) _.  

    2. _v. ; to squire a dame  
_____

squirearchy

  ['skwaIra:kI] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  , 
_____

squireen

  [,skwaI'ri:n] _n.   (.  )
_____

squirm

  [skw:m] _v.

    1) , 

    2)    ;  , 
     ..
_____

squirrel

  ['skwIrl] _n. 
_____

squirt

  [skw:t]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3) _. ,  ; ; 

      4) _. . squirt-job

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  գ

      2) ; 
_____

squirt-job

  ['skw:tdOb] _n. _.  ̣
_____

squish

  [skwIS] _v. 
_____

stab

  [stb]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( ); stab in the back )   ,
       ; ) 

      2)   

      3) _. ; to have ( to make) a stab at smth. 
       -.

    2. _v.

      1)  (into);  ( ), ; 
       (  ..; at); to stab in the back )   
      ;   ; )   ; his
      conscience stabbed him    

      2) ; ;  ; to stab smb.'s reputation
       -. 

      3) ,  ( )
_____

stabile

  ['steIbaIl] _n. _.  (   
  ,   )
_____

stability

  [st'bIlItI] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) , ף ();  ()

    3) _. 
_____

stabilization

  [,steIbIlaI'zeISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.    ;   
    
_____

stabilizator

  ['steIbIlaIzeIt] = stabilizer
_____

stabilize

  ['steIbIlaIz] _v. ,  
_____

stabilized

  ['steIbIlaIzd]

    1. _p-p.  stabilize

    2. _a. , ; stabilized warfare  
_____

stabilizer

  ['steIbIlaIz] _n. _. 
_____

stable

  I ['steIbl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , ; stable foundation  

    3) 

    4) ף, ; 

  II ['steIbl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  ,   , 

    2. _v.     ;      
_____

stable-companion

  ['steIblkm'pnjn] _n.

    1)    

    2) _.  ( , ); 
_____

stable-man

  ['steIblmn] _n. 
_____

stabling

  ['steIblIN]

    1. _pres-p.  stable II, 2

    2. _n. ; 
_____

staccato

  [st'ka:tu] um. _adv. _n. _. 
_____

stack

  [stk]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ͣ

      2) , ; stack of wood  ; ; stack of
      papers  

      3) _. , ; stacks ( a whole stack) of work 
      ; stack of bones _. _. ģ ; "",
        

      4) _. ,   

      5) _. ; _pl. 

      6)  ( ߣ     = 4 .  = 3,05 .
      .)

      7)  ;   

    2. _v.

      1)     . {. 1}

      2) _.: stack arms! !

      3): stack the cards   (. _.)

      #) stack up ()   
_____

stack-yard

  ['stkja:d] _n. 
_____

stadia

  I ['steIdj] _n.  

  II ['steIdj] _pl.  stadium
_____

stadium

  ['steIdjm] _n. (_pl. -dia)

    1) 

    2)  (_-.  )

    3) _. 
_____

staff

  I [sta:f] _n.

    1) (_pl. . staves) , ; with swords and staves   
    

    2) 

    3) ; 

    4) , , 

    5) (_pl. staves) _.  

    6) _.  

    *) the staff of life  

  II [sta:f]

    1. _n.

      1)  ;  ;  ; ; to be on
      the staff   ; the staff of a newspaper  

      2) _. 

    2. _a.

      1) ; staff writer   

      2) _. 

      3)  ; staff room  ()

    3. _v.  ;  
_____

stag

  [stg] _n.

    1) - (  )

    2) 

    3)  

    4)  

    5)    (   ..)

    6) _attr. 
_____

stag-beetle

  ['stg,bi:tl] _n. -
_____

stag-party

  ['stg,pa:tI] = stag 4)
_____

stage

  [steId]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; hanging stage  ( )

      2) , ,  

      3) (the stage) ,  ,  ԣ; to
      be on the stage  ԣ; to quit the stage   ;
      _. 

      4) , ;  

      5) , , , , ; initial (final) stage
       () 

      6) ; , 

      7) = stage-coach

      8) _. 

      9)   ()

      10)  ( )

      11) _attr. , 

      *) by easy stages  ,  

    2. _v.

      1)  (); 

      2)  ; the play stages well   

      3) , ; to stage a demonstration 
      
_____

stage direction

  ['steIddI'rekSn] _n.

    1)  

    2) ӣ 

    3) 
_____

stage director

  ['steIddI,rekt] _n. ӣ, 
_____

stage door

  ['steIddO:] _n.    
_____

stage effect

  ['steIdI,fekt] _n.  
_____

stage fever

  ['steId,fi:v] _n.    
_____

stage fright

  ['steIdfraIt] _n.     ;  
  
_____

stage manager

  ['steId,mnId] _n. ӣ
_____

stage right

  ['steIdraIt] _n.      
_____

stage whisper

  ['steId,wIsp] _n.

    1)  ۣ

    2) ,   ,    
_____

stage-coach

  ['steIdkutS] _n.  , 
_____

stage-manage

  ['steId,mnId] _v.

    1)  (  ..)

    2)   (   ..)
_____

stage-struck

  ['steIdstrAk] _a.  ,   
  
_____

stagecraft

  ['steIdkra:ft] _n.    ӣ
_____

stagehand

  ['steIdhnd] _n.  
_____

stager

  ['steId] _n.: an old stager ,  
_____

stagey

  ['steIdI] = stagy
_____

stagger

  ['stg]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _.  

      3) _pl. _.  ( );  ( )

      4) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) ;  

      2) ,  

      3) ,   

      4) ;  

      5) , ; 

      6)   ,    ..; staggered hours
          (    
       )

      7) _.    ;   
_____

stagger formation

  ['stgfO:'meISn] _n. _.   
_____

staggerer

  ['stgr] _n.

    1)  ;    

    2)  
_____

staging

  ['steIdIN]

    1. _pres-p.  stage 2

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _. , 
_____

stagnancy

  ['stgnnsI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

stagnant

  ['stgnnt] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2) 

    3) , ; 
_____

stagnate

  [stg'neIt] _v.

    1)  ,  ( )

    2) ,  
_____

stagnation

  [stg'neISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

stagy

  ['steIdI] _a. , 
_____

staid

  [steId] _a. , , 
_____

stain

  [steIn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , ; without a stain on one's character  
      

      3) ,  ;  , 

    2. _v.

      1) ()

      2) ,  (  ..)

      3) ; ()

      4)  ()
_____

stained

  [steInd]

    1. _p-p.  stain 2

    2. _a.

      1) ,  

      2) , 

      3) , ; stained glass  ; 
      
_____

stainless

  ['steInlIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) _.   ; stainless steel  
_____

stair

  [stE] _n.

    1)  (); flight of stairs  

    2) (. _pl.) ; ; _. ; the stairs are steep
     ; winding stair  ; below stairs ) 
     ; )     
_____

stair-rod

  ['stErOd] _n.       
_____

staircase

  ['stEkeIs] _n.

    1) ; cork-screw ( spiral) staircase  ; open
    staircase   ; principal staircase  

    2)  
_____

stairhead

  ['stEhed] _n.   
_____

stairway

  ['stEweI] = staircase
_____

stake

  [steIk]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) ,    ģ  

      3) (the stake)   ,  

      4)   

      5) ( _pl.)  (   ..);  ( ); he plays
      for high (low) stakes     ( )

      6) ,  (   ..)

      7) _pl.  (   ..)

      8) _pl.   

      *) to be at stake    ;   ; to
      pull up stakes _.   ;  

    2. _v.

      1)    , 

      2)   

      3)   ,  (-.)

      4) _.  

      5) _. _.  ,  (-.)

      #) stake in  ; stake off = stake out; stake out
        (-.) ; to stake out a claim ) 
              
      ; )    ( -.); stake up 
      
_____

stalactite

  ['stlktaIt] _n. _. 
_____

stalagmite

  ['stlgmaIt] _n. _. 
_____

stale

  I [steIl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; stale bread ޣ 

      2) У; stale air У, ֣ 

      3) ;  ( )

      4) ,  

    2. _v.

      1) ()

      2) () , 

      3)  , ,  

  II [steIl]

    1. _n.  ()

    2. _v.  ( )
_____

stalemate

  ['steIl'meIt]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) ͣ ;  , 

    2. _v.

      1) _.  

      2)    
_____

stalk

  I [stO:k] _n.

    1) , ; cabbage stalk 

    2) _. 

    3)  (  ..)

    4)  ()

    5)  

  II [stO:k]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) ,   ( stalk along)

      2)  ( );  
_____

stalking-horse

  ['stO:kINhO:s] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) ; , 
_____

stall

  [stO:l]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ң, , 

      3)   ; orchestra (pit) stall    (
      ) 

      4)       (  )

      5)  

      6)   

      7) = finger-stall

      8) _. 

      9) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)    

      3)  ( ,    ..); the car was stalled
      in the mud    

      4) _. , 

      5) _.   , 

      6) _.  
_____

stall-feed

  ['stO:lfi:d] _v. _-.

    1)   

    2)   
_____

stallion

  ['stljn] _n. 
_____

stalwart

  ['stO:lwt]

    1. _n.

      1)  ;  

      2)   

    2. _a.

      1) , , 

      2) , , 
_____

stamen

  ['steImen] _n. _. 
_____

stamina

  ['stmIn] _n.   , ; , 
_____

stammer

  ['stm]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  (. stammer out); to stammer out an excuse ,
        
_____

stammerer

  ['stmr] _n. 
_____

stamp

  [stmp]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; 

      2) , 

      3)    ( )

      4) ;  

      5) , , ; the statement bears the stamp of truth
         

      6) , ; men of that stamp   

      7) , 

    2. _v.

      1) , ; , 

      2) , 

      3) (); (); the scene is stamped on my
      memory      

      4) ; his acts stamp him as an honest man  
          

      5)  ;   ( ); to stamp the grass flat
       

      6)  

      7)  (  ..)

      #) stamp down ; stamp out ) , ; to
      stamp a fire out  ; to stamp out a rebellion 
      ; )  
_____

stamp act

  ['stmp'kt] _n. _.    
_____

stamp-collector

  ['stmpk,lekt] _n.   
_____

stamp-duty

  ['stmp,dju:tI] _n.  
_____

stamp-mill

  ['stmpmIl] _n. _. 
_____

stamped paper

  ['stmpt,peIp] _n.  
_____

stampede

  [stm'pi:d]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)   

      3) _.     ,  
       ,    ..

    2. _v. ()   
_____

stamping-ground

  ['stmpINgraund] _n. _.   
_____

stanch

  I [sta:ntS] _v.   ( )

  II [sta:ntS] = staunch I
_____

stanchion

  ['sta:nSn] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _. 
_____

stand

  [stnd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to come to a stand ; to bring to a stand
      

      2) ; to make a stand for   ; to make a
      stand against  ;  

      3) , ; to take one's stand )  ;
      )  (on, upon - ) {. . 5)}

      4)  (  ..)

      5) ,  ; to take one's stand   -. 
       {. . 3)}

      6) ; ; ; , , 

      7) ң, ; 

      8)  (   ..)

      9) = standing 2, 1)

      10)   ; a good stand of clover  

      11) 

      12) _.    

      13) _.   -.   
      ;   

      14) _. 

    2. _v. (stood)

      1) ; he is too weak to stand      
      ; to stand out of the path   

      2) , , 

      3)  (. stand up); we stood up to see better  ,
         ()

      4)  (. stand still)

      5)   ...; he stands six feet three   6  3
      

      6)  , 

      7) ;  , ; ; to stand fast
       ; the house still stands  ݣ ; these
      boots have stood a good deal of wear    ;
      this colour will stand    ; not a stone was left
      standing     

      8) , , ; ; to stand the test
       ; how does he stand pain?    ?;
      I can't stand him    

      9)  ̣ ; to stand well with smb. ) 
          -; )      -.

      10) (.  -) ,   ̣
      ; he stands first in his class     
      ; to stand alone )  ; )  ,
      ģ; to stand convicted of treason  ģ 
      ; to stand corrected  ;  
      (  ..); to stand in need of smth.   ޣ-.; to
      stand one's friend  ; to stand godmother to the child 
      ң  £; to stand high )   ޣ; ): corn
      stands high this year       

      11)  ̣ ; here I stand    

      12)   ,   (. stand good); that
      translation may stand      

      13)   ( )

      14) _. ,  

      15) _. ; who's going to stand treat?    
      ?; to stand smb. a good dinner  -. 
      

      #) stand against , ; stand away, stand back
      ,  ; stand behind ; stand between
        ; stand by ) ;  
      ; ) , , ; to stand by one's
      friend   ; ) , ; ; to
      stand by one's promise  ; )  ;
      ) _.      ; stand down
         ( ); stand for ) ,
       ; ) , ; )  ;
      ; ) _. , ; stand in ) ;
      )    ,   ;
      )  ,  (with); ) _.   ,
        ; stand off )    ;
       ; ) ,  ( ); ) _.
        ; stand on )   -.; ) _. 
       ; )   (  ..); stand out
      ) , ; to stand out against a background
        ; )  ; ; he stood out for
      better terms     ; ) _. 
       ; stand over  ۣ;  ,
      ; let the matter stand over   ; stand to
      )  -.; to stand to one's colours  , ף
        ; to stand to it ף  
      ޣ-.; )  -.; )  (  ..);
      stand up ) ; )    ..; ) _. to
      stand smb. up  -.; stand up for , ;
      stand upon = stand on; to stand upon one's right  (
       )  ; stand up to )  ;  
      ; ) , 

      *) to stand Sam _.   ; how do matters stand?
        ?; I don't know where I stand  ,   
        (   ģ); to stand on end   (
      ); stand and deliver!  !; "̣  "!; to
      stand to lose    ; it stands to reason that
        , ; to stand to win    
      
_____

stand-by

  ['stndbaI]

    1. _n.

      1) ģ 

      2) 

    2. _a. , , 
_____

stand-in

  ['stnd'In] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. ̣ ( ԣ,     ߣ)

    3) , 
_____

stand-off

  ['stnd'Of]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  (   )

      2) 

      3) _. 

    2. _a. ; , 
_____

stand-offish

  ['stnd'O:fIS] _a. ; ; 
_____

stand-out

  ['stndaut] _n.

    1) -.  ( ,   ..)

    2) _. ,     ,
      ..
_____

stand-pipe

  ['stndpaIp] _n. _.  
_____

stand-up

  ['stndAp] _a.

    1) ; stand-up collar  

    2): stand-up fight  ; stand-up meal  ,  ;
    stand-up buffet ,   
_____

standard

  ['stndd]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to raise the standard of revolt  
      ; to march under the standard of smb. _. 
       -.

      2) , , , ; standard of culture ( of
      education)  ; standard of life ( of living)
       ; standard of price _.  ; standards of
      weight  ; to fall short of accepted standards 
        ; up to (below) standard
       ( )  

      3) , , 

      4)  (  )

      5)  

      6)  ,  ; the gold standard 
      

      7) _. 

      8) _attr.: standard lamp 

    2. _a.

      1) , ; ; standard shape (size)
        (- ); standard gauge _-. 
      

      2) , ; ; the standard book on the
      subject     

      3)  ( )
_____

standard time

  ['stndd'taIm] _n. ,  
_____

standard-bearer

  ['stndd,bEr] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , 
_____

standardization

  [,stnddaI'zeISn] _n. , 
_____

standardize

  ['stnddaIz] _v. ; 
_____

standee

  [stn'di:] _n. _. _.

    1)  

    2) _.    
_____

standfast

  ['stndfa:st] _n.  
_____

standing

  ['stndIN]

    1. _pres-p.  stand 2

    2. _n.

      1) ; a quarrel of long standing  

      2) ; ;   ; a person of high standing
       

      3) 

      4) , 

      5) 

      *) to have no standing   ;  

    3. _a.

      1) ; standing corn   

      2) ; ; standing army  ;
      standing committee  ; standing dish 
      ; _.  ; standing joke , 
       ; standing menace  

      3) , ; standing barrage _. 
       

      4) , 

      5)    

      6) ,  ( )
_____

standing-room

  ['stndINrum] _n.  ,    (.  )
_____

standing order

  ['stndIN,O:d] _n.

    1) _.  -

    2) _pl. _.  
_____

standpatter

  ['stnd,pt] _n. _. _. , 
_____

standpoint

  ['stndpOInt] _n.  
_____

standstill

  ['stndstIl] _n. , , ; to come to a standstill
    ; work was at a standstill   
_____

stanhope

  ['stnp] _n. ̣   
_____

stank

  [stNk] _p.  stink 2
_____

stannary

  ['stnrI] _n.  
_____

stannic

  ['stnIk] _a. _. 
_____

stanniferous

  [st'nIfrs] _a.  
_____

stanza

  ['stnz] _n. _. , 
_____

staple

  I ['steIpl] _n. , , ; 

  II ['steIpl]

    1. _n.

      1)       ,  
       

      2)   

      3)   (-.); the staple of conversation 
       

      4) أ

      5) _.  

      6) _. 

      7) _.  ();   ()

    2. _a.

      1)  (     )

      2) , 
_____

star

  [sta:]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; fixed stars  ף

      2) ,  ԣ  ;  ; literary
      star  ; soccer star  

      3) _. ף

      4) -.,  ; ף (   
      )

      5) , ; to have one's star in the ascendant ; to
      thank ( to bless) one's stars  

      *) stars and stripes   ; I saw stars  
         

    2. _a.

      1) ף

      2) ; ; ; star witness  

      3): star system _.   ,  
      ԣ   

    3. _v.

      1)  ף

      2)  ף

      3)   ,  ; to star in the provinces
           

      4)   
_____

star connection

  ['sta:k,nekSn] _n. _.  
_____

star shell

  ['sta:Sel] _n. _.  
_____

star turn

  ['sta:t:n] _n.   
_____

star-gazer

  ['sta:,geIz] _n. _.

    1) ; ޣ; 

    2) , 
_____

star-gazing

  ['sta:,geIzIN] _n. _.

    1)  ף; 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

star-spangled

  ['sta:'spNgld] _a.

    1)  ף; the Star-Spangled Banner ף 
    (    )

    2) -,   ( )
_____

starboard

  ['sta:bd] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _a.  ;  

    3. _v.   
_____

starch

  [sta:tS]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) _. _. , 

      *) to take the starch out of smb. _. ,   
      -.

    2. _v. 
_____

starchy

  ['sta:tSI] _a.

    1) ,  

    2) 

    3) 
_____

stardom

  ['sta:dm] _n.

    1)      ,  

    2) _. ף ( , )
_____

stare

  [stE]

    1. _n. ̣   

    2. _v.

      1)  ; ;     (at,
      upon - ); to stare smb. out of countenance  -.
       ; to stare straight before one   
      ; to stare with astonishment     ;
      to make people stare ,  

      2)  (   ..)

      #) stare down  

      *) to stare smb. in the face ) , ; ) 
      , ; ): the book I was looking for was staring me in
      the face ,   ,   
_____

starfish

  ['sta:fIS] _n. _.  
_____

staring

  ['stErIN]

    1. _pres-p.  stare 2

    2. _a.

      1)   ( );  ( )

      2) ,   , 
_____

stark

  [sta:k]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , ; stark nonsense  

      3) _. , , 

    2. _adv. , ; stark naked  
_____

starless

  ['sta:lIs] _a. ף
_____

starlet

  ['sta:lIt] _n.

    1)  

    2)   ,  ,  
_____

starlight

  ['sta:laIt]

    1. _n.  ף

    2. _a. ף; starlight night ף 
_____

starling

  I ['sta:lIN] _n. 

  II ['sta:lIN] _n. , ; 
_____

starlit

  ['sta:lIt] _a. ף, ݣ  ף
_____

starred

  [sta:d]

    1. _p-p.  star 3

    2. _a.

      1) ,  ף; ,  

      2) _. _.  
_____

starry

  ['sta:rI] _a.

    1) ף

    2) ;   ף,  ( )

    3) 
_____

starry-eyed

  ['sta:rI'aId] _a. ;    
_____

start

  [sta:t]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; to make a start ; ; from
      start to finish    ; a start in life  ;
      to give smb. a start in life  -.   

      2) _. 

      3) ; to get the start of smb.  -.,
         -.; he gave me a start of 10 yards
          10 

      4)   ; 

      5) _. ̣

      6) ; ; to give smb. a start  -.; to
      give a start 

    2. _v.

      1) ;  ( -.); to start a quarrel  ;
      to start a subject    ޣ-.; to start working
        

      2) ; the fire started in the kitchen   
      

      3) ,   ;  ( ,  
      ..); the train has just started    ۣ; to start on
      a journey  ; to start for Leningrad
        

      4) ,  (  ..)

      5)  (; . start up)

      6) _.  

      7) _. 

      8)  (-.)  (-.   ..)

      9) _. 

      10) , ; to start in one's seat  
      

      11) ,  (. start up); to start back ,
       ; to start forward  ң

      12) ; to start a hare _.  

      13) ()

      14)  ( )

      15)  ( )

      #) start in _. , ; just start in and clean
      the room -   ; start out ) _.
        (-.); he started out to write a book 
        ; )   ; ) _.
      ; start up ) ; ) ; a new idea has
      started up   ; )   ; to start up an
      engine  ; start with ): to start with  
      ...;  ; you have no right to go there, to start with
      ()   ,       ;
      )   -.; we had six members to start with   
        

      *) to start another hare     ;
        
_____

starter

  ['sta:t] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  

    3) _.  , 

    4) 
_____

starting-gate

  ['sta:tINgeIt] _n.     ( )
_____

starting-lever

  ['sta:tIN,li:v] _n. _.  
_____

starting-point

  ['sta:tINpOInt] _n.  ,  
_____

starting-post

  ['sta:tINpust] _n.  
_____

startle

  ['sta:tl]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ; I was startled by the news  
      ֣ ; to startle a person out of his apathy 
      -.   

      2) 
_____

startler

  ['sta:tl] _n.    
_____

startling

  ['sta:tlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  startle 2

    2. _a. , 
_____

starvation

  [sta:'veISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

starve

  [sta:v] _v.

    1)   

    2) 

    3) _.  

    4)  ; to starve into surrender  

    5)  ,  (. _.)

    6)  (for - -.)

    7) _. ; to starve with cold   
_____

starveling

  ['sta:vlIN]

    1. _n.

      1) ң,  ; ݣ 

      2) 

    2. _a. , ң
_____

stash

  [stS] _v. _. ,  (. stash away)
_____

state

  I [steIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; state of mind  ; state of health
       ; things were in an untidy state ӣ  
      ; what a state you are in! _.    !

      2) , , 

      3) , ; in a style befitting his state  
        ; persons in every state of life  
      

      4) , ; in state  ; to lie in state 
         ( ); to receive in state
        ɣ

      *) in a state )  ; )  ; )  , 
      ; to work oneself into a state  ; don't get
      into a state! _.  !

    2. _a. ; ; state coach  ; state
    call _.  

    3. _v.

      1) , 

      2) ,  ; this condition was expressly
      stated     

      3) ; ; ; to state one's case
       ϣ 

      4) _. ,  

  II [steIt]

    1. _n. (. State)

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _a.

      1) ; state business   ;
      state prisoner  ; state trial  
       

      2) _.     (   federal);
      State rights    ; State Board of
      Education      
_____

state-aided

  ['steIt'eIdId] _a.    
_____

state-room

  ['steItrum] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3) _. 
_____

statecraft

  ['steItkra:ft] _n.   
_____

stated

  ['steItId]

    1. _p-p.  state I, 3

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; ; at stated intervals 
      ̣  ; stated office hours ̣
        ( )

      2) ; 

      3) 
_____

stately

  ['steItlI] _a. , ,  
_____

statement

  ['steItmnt] _n.

    1) , ; to make a statement , 
    

    2) , 

    3)  ޣ, 
_____

stateside

  ['steItsaId] _.

    1. _a.   ;   ;   

    2. _adv.  ;  
_____

statesman

  ['steItsmn] _n.  
_____

statesmanship

  ['steItsmnSIp] = statecraft
_____

static

  ['sttIk] = statical
_____

statical

  ['sttIkl] _a. , , 
_____

statics

  I ['sttIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 

  II ['sttIks] _n. _pl. _.  
_____

station

  ['steISn]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; battle station  ; he took up a convenient
      station    ; they returned to their several
      stations     

      2) , ; life-boat station  ;
      broadcasting station 

      3)  ,  (. railway station)

      4) -  (. naval station); 

      5)  

      6) _.  ;  

      7) _. 

      8) _attr. 

    2. _v.

      1)   (̣) ; ; to station oneself
      

      2) _. ; to station a guard  
_____

station-house

  ['steISnhaus] _n.  
_____

station-master

  ['steISn,ma:st] _n. _-.  
_____

station-wagon

  ['steISn,wgn] _n.    ( 
      )
_____

stationary

  ['steISnrI] _a.

    1) , ̣, ; stationary troops 
    

    2) , ; stationary air ,   ̣
      ; stationary temperature 
    

    3): stationary warfare  
_____

stationer

  ['steISn] _n.

    1)   

    2) _. ; 
_____

stationery

  ['steISnrI] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

statist

  ['steItIst] = statistician
_____

statistic

  [st'tIstIk] = statistical
_____

statistical

  [st'tIstIkl] _a. 
_____

statistician

  [,sttIs'tISn] _n. 
_____

statistics

  [st'tIstIks] _n. _pl.

    1) (.  _sing.) 

    2) (.  _pl.)  
_____

statuary

  ['sttjurI]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2)  ( )

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)     ( )
_____

statue

  ['sttju:] _n. , 
_____

statuesque

  [,sttju'esk] _a.

    1) ,   

    2) 
_____

statuette

  [,sttju'et] _n. 
_____

stature

  [,sttS] _n. , , ; to grow in stature ; above
  average stature   
_____

status

  ['staeIts] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) , 

    3) _. ;  
_____

status quo

  ['steIts'kwu] _. _n. -
_____

statute

  ['sttju:t] _n.

    1) ;   

    2) 
_____

statute law

  ['sttju:t'lO:] _n.   (. common law)
_____

statute-book

  ['sttju:tbuk] _n.  
_____

statutory

  ['sttjutrI] _a.  ()
_____

staunch

  I [stO:ntS] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) , 

    3) 

  II [stO:ntS] = stanch I
_____

stave

  [steIv]

    1. _n.

      1)  ̣

      2)  ( )

      3) , 

      4) _. 

      5) = staff I, 5)

    2. _v. (staved [steIvd], stove)   ̣

      #) stave in ,  (,   ..); stave off
      )    (  ..); ) 
      ()
_____

staves

  [steIvz] _pl.  staff I, 5)
_____

stay

  I [steI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; I shall make a week's stay there    

      2) ; 

      3) _. ,  

      4) _. ; 

      5) , ; he is the stay of his old age    
       ( -.)

      6) ; 

      7) _pl. _.  (. pair of stays)

      8) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (. stay on); stay here till I return
       ,    ; to stay calm (cool) 
       (); to come to stay   ,
      , ,  ; it has come to stay
      _.  ; to stay put _. )  ,
        ;   ; )  

      2) ,  (at);  (with)

      3) , ; ; to stay one's hand
        

      4) (.  . .) , ; stay! not so fast!
      !,   !;   ?

      5) _. , ,    ; 
      

      6)  (,   ..); to stay one's hunger ( stomach)
       

      7)  ֣,    ;
      , , 

      8)   

      9) _.  

      #) stay away  ,  ; to stay away from smb.,
      smth.    -., -.; stay in 
      ,  ; stay on  ; ;
      stay out )   ; ) ; ) 
      ( ); stay up   

      *) to stay the course    (  ..)

  II [steI] _v. _.

    1) ; 

    2)   
_____

stay-at-home

  ['steIthum] _n.

    1) ()

    2) _attr.: he is not the stay-at-home sort     
_____

stay-bolt

  ['steIbult] _n. _.  ,  
_____

stay-in

  ['steI'In] _n.   (. stay-in strike)
_____

stay-lace

  ['steIleIs] _n.   
_____

stayed

  I [steId]

    1. _p-p.  stay I, 2

    2. _a.   

  II [steId] _p-p.  stay II
_____

stayer

  ['steI] _n.

    1)    

    2) _. 
_____

staying

  I ['steIIN]

    1. _pres-p.  stay I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) (), (); ()

      2)  ; ; staying power(s)
      , 

  II ['steIIN] _pres-p.  stay II
_____

staysail

  ['steIseIl], ['steIsl] _n. _. 
_____

stead

  [sted] _n.: in smb.'s stead, in stead of smb.  -., 
  -.; to stand smb. in good stead ,  
  -.
_____

steadfast

  ['stedfst] _a.

    1) ף; ; ; steadfast gaze  

    2) , ; steadfast faith  
_____

steading

  ['stedIN] _n. _. , , 
_____

steady

  ['stedI]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) , 

      3) , , ; steady flow of talk
        

      4) ף, , ; ģ; steady hand ) ף,
       ; ) ף ; steady resolve 
      ; steady as a rock ף  

      5) , ; a steady young fellow 
       

    2. _v.

      1) () ף, ; the boat steadied   
      

      2) ; he will soon steady (down)   

    3. _n. _. ; ; ; 

    4. _int. !
_____

steak

  [steIk] _n.

    1)     ( )

    2) 
_____

steal

  [sti:l]

    1. _v. (stole; stolen)

      1) , 

      2)  (-.) , ;   (-.);
      to steal a glance  ; to steal a ride  

      3) ,  (. steal up)

      4)  ,  (   ..); a sense of
      peace stole over him    

      #) steal away  ; steal by  ;
      steal in  ; steal out ; steal up 

      *) to steal a march on smb.  -. ( ޣ-.)

    2. _n. _.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) -.,   ģ
_____

stealing

  ['sti:lIN]

    1. _pres-p.  steal 1

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) (. _pl.) ,  
_____

stealth

  [stel] _n.: by stealth , , 
_____

stealthily

  ['stelIlI] _adv. , , 
_____

stealthy

  ['stelI] _a. , ; stealthy whisper  ۣ;
  stealthy footsteps  
_____

steam

  [sti:m]

    1. _n.

      1) ; live (saturated, wet) steam  (, )
      ; full steam ahead! ң   !; to get up steam
       ; _.   ;  ; to let
      ( to blow) off steam  ; _.   
      ; to put on steam  ; _. 

      2) 

      3) _. ; 

    2. _a. 

    3. _v.

      1)  

      2)    

      3)   ;   

      4) _.   , ""

      5)   

      6) , 

      7)   ; ; ; to steam open
         

      #) steam away 
_____

steam shovel

  ['sti:m'SAvl] _n.  
_____

steam table

  ['sti:m,teIbl] _n.  (   , )
_____

steam-boiler

  ['sti:m,bOIl] _n.  ԣ
_____

steam-coal

  ['sti:mkul] _n.  
_____

steam-driven

  ['sti:m,drIvn] _a.    
_____

steam-engine

  ['sti:m,endIn] _n.  ,  
_____

steam-gauge

  ['sti:mgeId] _n. 
_____

steam-hammer

  ['sti:m'hm] _n.  

    *) to use a steam-hammer to crack nuts     
_____

steam-heat

  ['sti:mhi:t] _n. _.  
_____

steam-jacket

  ['sti:m'dkIt] _n. _.  
_____

steam-launch

  ['sti:m'lO:ntS] _n.  
_____

steam-power

  ['sti:m,pau] _n.  
_____

steam-roller

  ['sti:m,rul] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  
_____

steam-tight

  ['sti:mtaIt] _a. 
_____

steam-turbine

  ['sti:m,t:bIn] _n.  
_____

steamboat

  ['sti:mbut] _n. 
_____

steamer

  ['sti:m] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

steamship

  ['sti:mSIp] _n. 
_____

steamshop

  ['sti:mSOp] _n. ; 
_____

steamy

  ['sti:mI] _a.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) 
_____

stearin

  ['stIrIn] _n. 
_____

steatite

  ['stItaIt] _n. _.  , , 
_____

steed

  [sti:d] _n. _. _. 
_____

steel

  [sti:l]

    1. _n.

      1) ; a grip of steel  

      2) , ; an enemy worthy of one's steel  

      3) 

      4) 

      5)  

      6) _.  

      7) ף

      *) true as steel    

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

    3. _v.

      1)  ;     ..

      2) ; _. ; to steel one's heart, to steel
      oneself against pity    ; 
_____

steel wool

  ['sti:l'wul] _n.        ..
_____

steel-blue

  ['sti:l'blu:]

    1. _n. - 

    2. _a. - 
_____

steel-clad

  ['sti:lkld] _a. ,   
_____

steel-engraving

  ['sti:lIn'greIvIN] _n.   
_____

steel-gray

  ['sti:l'greI]

    1. _n.     

    2. _a.    
_____

steel-plated

  ['sti:l'pleItId] _a. ;  
_____

steelwork

  ['sti:lw:k] _n.

    1) _.  

    2)  ,   ..

    3) _pl. (.  _sing.   _pl.)  
_____

steely

  ['sti:lI] _a.

    1) ,  

    2) , ; ף  
_____

steelyard

  ['sti:lja:d] _n. 
_____

steep

  I [sti:p]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. ,   ( ,  
      ..); it seems a bit steep   

      3) , , 

    2. _n. ; 

  II [sti:p]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( ); 

      2)   

    2. _v.

      1)  ( ); 

      2) ,   ; ; to steep in prejudice
        ; to steep in slumber   ;
      to be steeped in literature     

      3) , 
_____

steepen

  ['sti:pn] _v. () 
_____

steeple

  ['sti:pl] _n.

    1)  , , 

    2) 
_____

steeplechase

  ['sti:pltSeIs] _n.     
_____

steeplechaser

  ['sti:pl,tSeIs] _n.

    1)      

    2) ,     
_____

steeplejack

  ['sti:pldk] _n. 
_____

steer

  I [stI]

    1. _v.

      1)  ̣,  (  ..);  

      2)  ; this car steers easily   
      

      3) ,  ( ̣ ); to steer clear
      , ; to steer a middle course  ;
      to steer a steady course    

      4) , 

    2. _n. _. _. ͣ, 

  II [stI] _n.  ;  
_____

steerage

  ['stIrId] _n.

    1)  ̣

    2)  

    3) _.   ( ۣ    )
_____

steering committee

  ['stIrINk'mItI] _n.       
_____

steering-gear

  ['stIrINgI] _n.  ; _.  
_____

steering-wheel

  ['stIrINwi:l] _n.  ; 
_____

steersman

  ['stIzmn] _n. 
_____

stein

  [staIn] _n. (. _.)   
_____

stelae

  ['sti:li:] _pl.  stele I
_____

stele

  I ['sti:li:] _. _n. (_pl. -ae)

    1) ,  ;     

    2) _. 

  II ['sti:lI] _n. ;  
_____

stellar

  ['stel] _a.

    1) ף; stellar navigation   ף

    2) 

    3) _. ,  ( ,   ..)
_____

stellate

  ['stelIt] _a. ,     
_____

stellated

  ['steleItId] _a. ,     
_____

stellular

  ['steljul] _a.

    1) = stellate

    2) ,  ף
_____

stem

  I [stem]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ,  ()

      3)  (  ..)

      4)  

      5) ; 

      6) _. ; a stem of bananas  

      7) _. 

      8) _. , ; from stem to stern    

      9) _. ,   

      10) _.   ( );  ()

    2. _v.

      1)  (from, out of)

      2)  

      3)   (  )

      4) _.   ( )

  II [stem] _v.

    1) ; 

    2)  ; to stem the tide   ; to
    stem difficulties  
_____

stem-plough

  ['stemplau] _n. _.    
_____

stem-turn

  ['stemt:n] _n. _.  ( ) 
_____

stemware

  ['stemwE] _n. , , 
_____

stench

  [stentS] _n. 
_____

stencil

  ['stensl]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)     

    2. _v.      
_____

stencil-plate

  ['stenslpleIt] = stencil 1, 1)
_____

stenograph

  ['stengra:f]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

      3)   

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

stenographer

  [ste'nOgrf] _n. ()
_____

stenographic

  [,stenu'grfIk] _a. 
_____

stenography

  [ste'nOgrfI] _n. 
_____

stenosis

  [ste'nusIs] _n. _. 
_____

stentorian

  [sten'tO:rIn] _a. ,  ( )
_____

step

  [step]

    1. _n.

      1) ; step by step   ; at every step   ; in
      step )  ; ): to be in step ; out of step  
      ; to keep step with    ; to turn one's steps
      ; to bring into step   

      2)  

      3) , 

      4)  (); to follow smb.'s steps, to tread in the steps of
      smb. _.   -. 

      5)  ; it is but a few steps to my house  
         

      6)  ( )

      7) , ; ; a false step  ; to take steps
       

      8) , ; , ; ; ߣ; flight of
      steps  

      9) _pl.  (. a pair of steps)

      10) _. ,  ()

      11) _.  ()

      *) to get one's step  ; it is the first step that
      costs _.    

    2. _v.

      1) , ; to step high    (. 
      ); to step short    ; to step lightly
       ; to step out briskly  ; step lively! !;
      !

      2)   ( ); to step it ) ; )  

      3)   (. step out)

      4) _. ,  ()

      #) step aside ; _.   ; step
      back ) ; ) ; step down ) ; ) 
      ( ); ) _.  ; step in ) ;
      )  (   ..); ) ; step into ;
      step off ) ; ) _. _.  ; step on
         (   ..; . _.); I hate to be
      stepped on    ; step out )  (.
      ); )   ;  ; ) 
      ; ) _. _. ; step up ) ;
      ) ; ; ) ; ; ) _. 
      

      *) step on it! _. !, , !
_____

step-down transformer

  ['stepdauntrnsA'fO:m] _n. _.  
_____

step-ins

  ['step'Inz] _n. _pl. _.

    1)     ԣ ( ,  
    ..)

    2)   ; ̣
_____

step-ladder

  ['step,ld] _n. (-) 
_____

step-up transformer

  ['stepAptrns'fO:m] _n. _.  
_____

stepbrother

  ['step,brA] _n.  
_____

stepchild

  ['steptSaIld] _n. ; 
_____

stepdaughter

  ['step,dO:t] _n. 
_____

stepfather

  ['step,fa:] _n. 
_____

stepmother

  ['step,mA] _n. 
_____

stepmotherly

  ['step,mAlI] _a. ; 
_____

stepney

  ['stepnI] _n. _.   
_____

steppe

  [step] _. _n. 
_____

stepping-stone

  ['stepINstun] _n.

    1) ,     

    2) -.,     ; 
      
_____

stepsister

  ['step,sIst] _n.  
_____

stepson

  ['stepsAn] _n. 
_____

stereo

  ['stIrIu] _n. _. _.

    1) . stereoscope

    2) . stereoscopic

    3) . stereotype
_____

stereochemistry

  [,stIrI'kemIstrI] _n. 
_____

stereography

  [,stIrI'OgrfI] _n. 
_____

stereometry

  [,stIrI'OmItrI] _n. 
_____

stereophonic

  [,stIrI'fOnIk] _a. 
_____

stereoscope

  ['stIrIskup] _n. 
_____

stereoscopic

  [,stIrIs'kOpIk] _a. ; stereoscopic telescope
  
_____

stereotype

  ['stIrItaIp]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) ; ; 

    2. _a.

      1) _. 

      2) , , 

    3. _v.

      1) _. 

      2) _.   

      3)  ,  , 
_____

stereotyped

  ['stIrItaIpt]

    1. _p-p.  stereotype 3

    2. _a.

      1) _. 

      2) , , 
_____

sterile

  ['steraIl] _a.

    1) ;   

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

sterility

  [ste'rIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

sterilization

  [,sterIlaI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

sterilize

  ['sterIlaIz] _v.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

sterilizer

  ['sterIlaIz] _n. 
_____

sterlet

  ['st:lIt] _. _n. 
_____

sterling

  ['st:lIN]

    1. _a.

      1) ; pound sterling  ; sterling area
       

      2)   ( ; 925    75 
      );  ( . ); in sterling coin of the realm
        

      3) ģ; ; ; sterling fellow ģ
      ; a work of sterling merit   

    2. _n.

      1)  ; ,  

      2)   ; a set of sterling  
      
_____

stern

  I [st:n] _a. , ; ; stern resolve 
  

    *) the sterner sex   ( )

  II [st:n] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)   -. 

    3) ,  ( )

    4) _attr. , 
_____

stern-post

  ['st:npust] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.   
_____

sterna

  ['st:n] _pl.  sternum
_____

sternum

  ['st:nm] _n. (_pl. -na) _. 
_____

sternutation

  [,st:nju'teISn] _n. 
_____

sternutative

  [st:'nju:ttIv] _a.  , 
_____

sternutatory

  [st:'nju:ttrI] _a.  , 
_____

stertorous

  ['st:trs] _a. ֣, , Σ ( )
_____

stethoscope

  ['steskup] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

stevedore

  ['sti:vIdO:]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.    
_____

stew

  I [stju:]

    1. _n.

      1) ۣ ; Irish stew ۣ     

      2) _. , ; in a stew  ;  
      

    2. _v.

      1) (), ()

      2)   

      3) , ;   (. stew up)

      *) to stew in one's own juice  ̣ 
       

  II [stju:] _n.    

  III [stju:] _n. (. _pl.) _.  
_____

stew-pan

  ['stju:pn] _n. 
_____

stew-pot

  ['stju:pOt] _n.

    1) = stew-pan

    2) _. _. 
_____

steward

  [stjud] _n.

    1)  ( ,   ..);  ( 
    ..)

    2)  (     ;
      ̣)

    3)  ( ,   ..)

    4) ; Lord High Steward of England ) - 
    ; )   ; Lord Steward of the Household
     
_____

stewardess

  ['stjudIs] _n.  (  ); ,
   ( ̣)
_____

stewardship

  ['stjudSIp] _n.

    1)    . {. steward}

    2) 
_____

stewed

  [stju:d]

    1. _p-p.  stew I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) ۣ; stewed fruit 

      2) _. 
_____

stick

  [stIk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; ; ; ; 

      2) ,  (,     ..); stick of
      chocolate  ; stick of chewing gum  
      

      3) , 

      4) _.    ; ; ̣  
      

      5) _. ֣ 

      6) (the sticks) _pl. _. _. 

      7) _pl. _.  (. )

      8) _. 

      9) _. , 

      10) _. 

      11) _. _. 

      12) _.  

      *) to cut one's stick _. , ; the big stick
       ,   

    2. _v. (stuck)

      1) , , ; ,  ( ɣ);
      

      2)  (. stick out)

      3) , ; to stick pigs )  ;
      )      أ

      4) _. , , 

      5) ; , 

      6) ; ; ; to be stuck with smth. 
          -.; the envelope won't stick
        ; the nickname stuck (to him) 
        ; to stick on (a horse) _.   (
      )

      7) ; to stick at home  

      8) ,  (to - -.);  (to - 
      ޣ-.);   (, , ; to); to stick to
      one's friends in trouble     ; friends stick
      together   ; to stick to business 
      ; to stick to it ,   ޣ-.; to stick
      to the point    

      9) , ; to stick fast  ; the
      door sticks  ; the key has stuck in the lock 
        

      10) _. , ; stick it! !, !; I
      could not stick it any longer      

      11) ,   

      12) ,  (with)

      13) _. 

      14) _.  (-.) ;   

      15) _.   

      #) stick around _.  ,  ; stick at
       ; he sticks at his work ten hours a day  
           ; to stick at nothing    
      ; stick down ) _. ; ) _. ;
      ) ; stick out ) (); ; to stick out
      one's chest  ; ) , ;  
      ; ) ; stick out for   ޣ-.; stick up
      ) , ; his hair stuck up on end   
       ; )  ; ) _.   
      ; ; to stick up the bank  ; stick up
      for , ; to stick up for one's rights 
       ; stick up to  ;  

      *) stuck on _. _. ̣; to stick it on _.
        ; to stick to one's ribs _. 
      ,  ( )
_____

stick-in-the-mud

  ['stIkInmAd] _.

    1. _n.   

    2. _a. ; 
_____

stick-up

  ['stIkAp] _n. _. ̣, 
_____

sticker

  ['stIk] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  

    3) ;  (  ); ; 

    4) _.  , 

    5) ,  
_____

stickful

  ['stIkful] _n. _.  
_____

sticking-plaster

  ['stIkIN,pla:st] _n.  , 
_____

stickjaw

  ['stIkdO:] _n. _. 
_____

stickle

  ['stIkl] _v.

    1) ,   ( )

    2) , 
_____

stickleback

  ['stIklbk] _n.  ()
_____

stickler

  ['stIkl] _n.  ,  (for - -.)
_____

stickpin

  ['stIkpIn] _n. _.   
_____

sticky

  ['stIkI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. 

    3)   

    4) _.  ; he will come to a sticky end  
    ; to be on a sticky wicket    
_____

stiff

  [stIf]

    1. _a.

      1) , , ; ֣; stiff cardboard
       

      2) ; ; stiff in death , 
      ( ); he has a stiff leg    ; I have a stiff
      neck    ; I feel stiff    , 
      

      3) , ; stiff dough  

      4) , ; stiff denial  

      5) , , ; stiff bow  

      6) ; stiff task ̣ ; stiff examination 
      

      7)  ( )

      8) ;  ( ); a stiff doze of medicine
        

      9)  (   ..)

      10)  ( , )

      11)  ( ,   ..)

      12) , 

      13) _predic. _.  ,  ; they bored me stiff 
          , ; I was scared stiff   
      

      *) to keep a stiff upper lip )  ף ;
      )   ;  ; as stiff as a
      poker ;   

    2. _n. _.

      1)  

      2) 

      3) 

      4) , 

      5) 
_____

stiff-necked

  ['stIf'nekt] _a. 
_____

stiffen

  ['stIfn] _v. () , ֣  . {. stiff 1}; to
  stiffen linen with starch  أ; his resolution stiffened 
     ף
_____

stifle

  I ['staIfl] _v.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3)  ()

    4)  (  ..)

    5) , ; to stifle a rebellion  ; to
    stifle a yawn  

  II ['staIfl] _n.      ( )
_____

stifle-joint

  ['staIfldOInt] = stifle II
_____

stifling

  ['staIflIN]

    1. _pres-p.  stifle I

    2. _a. 
_____

stigma

  ['stIgm] _n. (_pl. -s ['stIgmz], -ta)

    1) _.   ( )

    2) , 

    3) (_pl. -ta; . _pl.) _. 

    4) _. 
_____

stigmata

  ['stIgmt] _pl.  stigma
_____

stigmatize

  ['stIgmtaIz] _v. , , 
_____

stile

  [staIl] _n.

    1)       ; 

    2) 
_____

stiletto

  [stI'letu] _. _n. (_pl. -os, -oes [stI'letuz])

    1) 

    2) _attr.: stiletto heels _.    , "",
    ""
_____

still

  I [stIl]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; to keep still  

      2) , ; to stand still ; keep still!
       !

      3)   ( )

      *) to keep still about smth.   ޣ-.; a still small voice
       

    2. _n.

      1) _. , ; in the still of (the) night  
      

      2) = still picture

      3)  

    3. _v.

      1) ; ; to still a child  £

      2) , ; to still hunger  

      3) _. ; when the tempest stills   

    4. _adv.

      1)   , (ӣ) ݣ, -

      2) ӣ ,   , 

      3) ݣ ( ); still longer ݣ ; still further ݣ
      ;  

  II [stIl]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; 

      2)  

    2. _v. , , 
_____

still birth

  ['stIlb:] _n.  ͣ 
_____

still life

  ['stIllaIf] _n. _. 
_____

still picture

  ['stIl,pIktS] _n. 
_____

still-born

  ['stIlbO:n] _a. ģ
_____

still-room

  ['stIlrum] _n. ; 
_____

stilly

  ['stIlI]

    1. _adv. , 

    2. _a. _. 
_____

stilt

  [stIlt] _n.

    1) (. _pl.) ; on stilts  ; _. 

    2)  ()
_____

stilted

  ['stIltId] _a. , , , 
_____

stimulant

  ['stImjulnt]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  ; he never takes stimulants   
        

      3) 

    2. _a. , 
_____

stimulate

  ['stImjuleIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ; 
_____

stimulation

  [,stImju'leISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

stimuli

  ['stImjulaI] _pl.  stimulus
_____

stimulus

  ['stImjuls] _n. (_pl. -li)

    1) , ; 

    2) _. , 
_____

sting

  [stIN]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.  

      3) ;  

      4) ;  ; the stings of hunger  

      5) , 

      6) , ; his service has no sting in it   
       ( )

    2. _v. (stung)

      1) ;  (   ..)

      2)   

      3)   

      4) , ; to be stung by remorse  
      

      5) ; ; the insult stung him into a reply
         

      6) (. _pass.) _. , ; , ""; he
      was stung for 5    5 
_____

stinger

  ['stIN] _n.

    1)  ()

    2)    ..

    3) _.  

    4)  

    5) _.   

    6) _. _.      ˣ  
_____

stinging

  ['stININ]

    1. _pres-p.  sting 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; stinging words  

      2)  
_____

stingo

  ['stINgu] _n. _.  
_____

stingy

  ['stIndI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ; stingy crop  
_____

stink

  [stINk]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _pl. _. _. ;  

      3) _. , ; to raise a stink  , 
      

    2. _v. (stank, stunk; stunk)

      1) ; 

      2) _. _.  , ; this book stinks
        

      #) stink out , 

      *) to stink of money _.   
_____

stinkard

  ['stINkd] _n.

    1) _. ,  

    2) _. 
_____

stink-ball

  ['stINkbO:l] _n. _. _.   
_____

stinker

  ['stINk] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

stinking

  ['stINkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  stink 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. , 
_____

stinkpot

  ['stINkpOt] _n. _. _.  
_____

stink-stone

  ['stINkstun] _n. _.  
_____

stint

  [stInt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , ; to labour without stint ,
        

      2)  , ̣  (); to do one's daily
      stint    ()

    2. _v. , , ; he does not stint his
    praise     
_____

stipe

  [staIp] _n. _. , Σ ()
_____

stipend

  ['staIpend] _n.

    1)  (. )

    2) _. 
_____

stipendiary

  [staI'pendjrI]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2)  

    2. _n.  ,    
_____

stipple

  ['stIpl]

    1. _n. ,  

    2. _v.    
_____

stipulate

  ['stIpjuleIt] _v.  , ,  
    ; (that) stipulate for   -.
_____

stipulation

  [,stIpju'leISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

stipule

  ['stIpju:l] _n. _. 
_____

stir

  I [st:]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; not a stir   Σ

      2) 

      3) , , ; to create ( to make) a stir
       ;   ;  

    2. _v.

      1) (); (); he never stirs out of the house 
          

      2) , , ;  (. stir up)

      3) ,  (. stir up); to stir the blood 
      

      #) stir up )  , ; ) 
      (  ..); )  ()

      *) not to stir an eyelid   ; not to stir a finger
        ; to stir one's stumps _. ,
      

  II [st:] _n. _. , 
_____

stir-about

  ['st:rbaut] _n. 
_____

stirrer-up

  ['st:rr'Ap] _n. ; 
_____

stirring

  ['st:rIN]

    1. _pres-p.  stir I, 2

    2. _n. , 

    3. _a.

      1) , ; 

      2) ; stirring times ,  
_____

stirrup

  ['stIrp] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. , , , 

    3) _. У
_____

stirrup-cup

  ['stIrpkAp] _n.  
_____

stirrup-leather

  ['stIrp,le] _n. ,  
_____

stitch

  [stItS]

    1. _n.

      1) , ԣ; 

      2) _. ; to put stitches into a wound    ; to
      take stitches out of a wound    

      3)  ( ); to drop (to take up) a stitch 
      () 

      4) _. , ; he has not done a stitch of work  
        

      5)  , أ  

      *) without a stitch of clothing, not a stitch on  ;
      he has not a dry stitch on    ; he has not a stitch
      to his back    ; a stitch in time saves nine _.
       ,  ,  

    2. _v. , ; 

      #) stitch up ) ; ) _. 
_____

stitcher

  ['stItS] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) 
_____

stithy

  ['stII] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

stiver

  ['staIv] _n.   

    *) not worth a stiver   
_____

stoat

  [stut] _n.  (  )
_____

stock

  [stOk]

    1. _n.

      1)   ()

      2) , 

      3) , ;  

      4) _. ; 

      5) , ; of good stock   

      6) _. , 

      7) 

      8)   

      9) ; ; word stock  ; basic word stock
        ; dead stock (ͣ) ; in stock 
       (   ..);  ; out of stock ; to
      lay in stock  ; to take stock ) ;
       ޣ ; )  ,  (of -
      -.);  (of -  -.)

      10)  ()

      11) ,   (. live stock)

      12)  (  ..);  

      13) أ; paper stock  أ (أ  ..)

      14) _.   (. joint stock);  ;
      ; the stocks  

      15) _. ; to take stock in  ;   
      {. . *)}

      16) 

      17)    

      18)    

      19)   ,   

      20) = stock company 2)

      21) _pl. _. 

      22) _pl. _. ; to be on the stocks   ;
      _. ,    (  )

      23) _.  ()

      24) _. 

      25)  ()

      26) _. , 

      27) _. 

      *) stocks and stones ) ̣ ; ) 
      ; to take stock in _. ) ; )   {.
      . 15)}

    2. _v.

      1) ; to stock a farm  

      2)   ,  ; the shop stocks only cheap goods 
          ۣ 

      3)   

      4)    ..

    3. _a.

      1)   , 

      2) , , 
_____

stock company

  ['stOk,kAmpnI] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ,      
    ̣ ;     
    ԣ ( ף)
_____

stock exchange

  ['stOkIks,tSeInd] _n.  
_____

stock-breeder

  ['stOk,bri:d] _n. 
_____

stock-farm

  ['stOkfa:m] _n.  ,  
_____

stock-in-trade

  ['stOkIn'treId] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ,    ̣
    ; sense of style is part of the stock-in-trade of any writer
         

    3) , 
_____

stock-market

  ['stOk,ma:kIt] _n.

    1)  

    2)    
_____

stock-raising

  ['stOk,reIzIN]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a. , 
_____

stock-still

  ['stOk'stIl] _adv. ;  ; he stood stock-still  
   
_____

stock-taking

  ['stOk,teIkIN] _n.

    1) ޣ ;  

    2) , ,   (, ,  
    ..)
_____

stock-whip

  ['stOkwIp] _n.  
_____

stockade

  [stO'keId]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. , 

      3) _.   

    2. _v.    
_____

stockbroker

  ['stOk,bruk] _n.  
_____

stock-car

  ['stOk'ka:] _n.

    1)    

    2)   
_____

stockdove

  ['stOkdAv] _n.  ()
_____

stockfish

  ['stOkfIS] _n.  
_____

stockholder

  ['stOk,huld] _n. 
_____

stockinet

  [,stOkI'net] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  
_____

stocking

  I ['stOkIN] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: stocking cap     ; in
    one's stocking feet   

  II ['stOkIN] _pres-p.  stock 2
_____

stockinged

  ['stOkINd] _a.  
_____

stockjobber

  ['stOk,dOb] _n. _.  , 
_____

stockjobbery

  ['stOk,dObrI] _n. _.   
_____

stockjobbing

  ['stOk,dObIN] _n. _.   
_____

stockman

  ['stOkmn] _n. (. _.) ; 
_____

stockpile

  ['stOkpaIl]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  

      2) _. 
_____

stockpiling

  ['stOk,paIlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  stockpile 2

    2. _n. 
_____

stockrider

  ['stOk,raId] _n. _.  , 
_____

stockroom

  ['stOkrum] _n. , 
_____

stocky

  ['stOkI] _a. , 
_____

stockyard

  ['stOk'ja:d] _n.  
_____

stodge

  [stOd] _.

    1. _n. ֣,  

    2. _v.  , 
_____

stodgy

  ['stOdI] _a.

    1) ֣ ( )

    2)  (); ;  ( )

    3) ,  ( )
_____

stogie

  ['studI] _n. _.

    1) ֣ 

    2) ۣ 
_____

stogy

  ['studI] _n. _.

    1) ֣ 

    2) ۣ 
_____

stoic

  ['stuIk]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

stoical

  ['stuIkl] = stoic 2
_____

stoicism

  ['stuIsIzm] _n. 
_____

stoke

  [stuk] _v.   ( );  ; ;
   (. stoke up)
_____

stokehold

  ['stukhuld] _n. _. 
_____

stokehole

  ['stukhul] = stokehold
_____

stoker

  ['stuk] _n.

    1) ; ,  

    2)  , 
_____

stole

  I [stul] _n.

    1) _-. 

    2) ,  

    3) _. , 

  II [stul] _p.  steal 1
_____

stolen

  ['stuln] _p-p.  steal 1
_____

stolid

  ['stOlId] _a. , 
_____

stolidity

  [stO'lIdItI] _n. 
_____

stomach

  ['stAmk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; on an empty stomach  ,  ; to turn
      one's stomach  ; 

      2) 

      3) , ,  ( -.); to have stomach for 
      

      4) _. , 

      *) proud ( high) stomach 

    2. _v.

      1)    ;    

      2) , ; to stomach an insult  
_____

stomach-ache

  ['stAmkeIk] _n.   
_____

stomach-pump

  ['stAmkpAmp] _n.  
_____

stomach-tooth

  ['stAmktu:] _n.   ()
_____

stomacher

  ['stAmk] _n. _.   ң ; 
_____

stomachic

  [stu'mkIk]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2)  

    2. _n.  
_____

stomatitis

  [,stOm'taItIs] _n. _. 
_____

stomatology

  [,stOm'tOldI] _n. 
_____

stone

  [stun]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to break stones  ; _.  ֣
      ;  ֣ 

      2)  

      3)  (); to build of stone   ; heart of
      stone  

      4)  (  ..); ڣ ()

      5) 

      6) _. 

      7)  

      8) (_pl. .  .)  (= 14  = 6,34 .)

      *) to leave no stone unturned   ;
        

    2. _a. ; stone implements  

    3. _v.

      1)    

      2)   ( )

      3)  
_____

stone's cast

  ['stunzka:st] _n.

    1) ,     

    2)  
_____

stone's throw

  ['stunz'ru] = stone's cast
_____

stone-blind

  ['stun'blaInd] _a.  
_____

stone-broke

  ['stun'bruk] = stony-broke
_____

stone-cast

  ['stunka:st] = stone's cast
_____

stone-coal

  ['stunkul] _n.  
_____

stone-cold

  ['stun'kuld] _a.   ̣
_____

stone-cutter

  ['stun,kAt] _n. ԣ
_____

stone-dead

  ['stun'ded] _a. ͣ
_____

stone-deaf

  ['stun'def] _a.  
_____

stone-fruit

  ['stunfru:t] _n. _. ,  
_____

stone-jug

  ['stundAg] _n. _. 
_____

stone-mason

  ['stun,meIsn] _n. 
_____

stone-pine

  ['stunpaIn] _n. _. 
_____

stone-pit

  ['stunpIt] _n. , 
_____

stone-still

  ['stun'stIl] _a.  
_____

stoned

  I [stund]

    1. _p-p.  stone 3

    2. _a.   ; stoned raisins   

  II [stund] _.

    1)  ;

    2)   
_____

stonewall

  ['stun'wO:l] _v.    
_____

stonewalling

  ['stun'wO:lIN] _n. (. _.)  ;
  , 
_____

stoneware

  ['stunwE] _n.  ,  
_____

stonework

  ['stunw:k] _n.  ;  
_____

stony

  ['stunI] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; ף

    3) , ; stony stare ,   

    4) = stony-broke
_____

stony-broke

  ['stunIbruk] _a. _.  ң,   
  
_____

stony-hearted

  ['stunI,ha:tId] _a. 
_____

stood

  [stud] _p.  _p-p.  stand 2
_____

stooge

  [stu:d] _.

    1. _n.

      1) Σ  ( )

      2) _.   Σ ; 

      3)  ; , 

    2. _v.  Σ ; to stooge for smb.  -.
    
_____

stool

  [stu:l] _n.

    1) (); stool of repentance _.    
    ; _.  

    2) 

    3) , 

    4) _. ,  ; to go to stool 

    5)   ,  

    *) to fall between two stools    
_____

stool-pigeon

  ['stu:l'pIdIn] _n.

    1) ,     

    2) , 
_____

stoop

  I [stu:p]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) 

      4)  ̣ ,  (  ..)

      5) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) (), ()

      2) ()

      3) ()

      4)  (to - )

      5)   (. stoop down)

  II [stu:p] _n. _.   ; 
_____

stop

  [stOp]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; ; to bring to a stop
      ; to come to a stop ; to put a stop to smth.
       -. ; the train goes through without a stop 
      ģ  

      2) , 

      3)  , 

      4)  (  ..); request stop   

      5)  ; full stop 

      6) = stopper 1, 1)

      7) ,  ( );  ()

      8)     (   ..)

      9) _.    (. stop consonant)

      10) = stop-order 1)

      11) _. , , 

      12) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) (); to stop dead ,  ; to
      stop short at smth.    -.; not to stop short
      of anything     ; stop the thief! 
      !; do not stop ; the train stops five minutes 
        ; stop a moment! !

      2) (); (); stop grumbling! 
      !; to stop payment  , 

      3) _. ,   ;
      ; to stop with friends   ; to stop at home
       

      4) , ; ; the cost must be stopped out of
      his salary       

      5)  (from -  -.); I could not stop him from doing
      it       

      6) ; ; to stop the way  

      7) ,  (. stop up); , ; to
      stop a hole  ; to stop a leak  ; to
      stop one's ears  ; to stop smb.'s mouth  -.
      ; to stop a tooth  ; to stop a wound
         

      8)   

      9)  (  )

      10) _.   (  ..);  ,
       ( )

      11) _. , 

      #) stop by _. , ; stop down _.  
      ; stop in = stop by; stop off _. . stop over; stop
      out    (   );
      stop over   ,  ; stop up
      ) , ; ) _.   

      *) to stop a blow with one's head _.    ; to
      stop a bullet ( a shell) _.    
_____

stop-light

  ['stOplaIt] _n.

    1)   

    2) _. -
_____

stop-off

  ['stOp'Of] = stop-over
_____

stop-order

  ['stOp,O:d] _n.

    1)     

    2)         
         
_____

stop-over

  ['stOp,uv] _n. _.

    1)    (     )

    2) ,    ;  
_____

stop-press

  ['stOppres] _n.    , "  "
_____

stop-watch

  ['stOpwOtS] _n.   
_____

stopcock

  ['stOpkOk] _n.  
_____

stopgap

  ['stOpgp] _n.

    1) 

    2)   (. stopgap measure); 

    3) ;  
_____

stoppage

  ['stOpId] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 

    3)  , 

    4) , 
_____

stopper

  ['stOp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _. 

      *) to put a stopper on smth. _.   -.

    2. _v. , 
_____

stopping

  ['stOpIN]

    1. _pres-p.  stop 2

    2. _n.

      1) ,   . {. stop 2}

      2)  
_____

stopple

  ['stOpl] _.

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. , 
_____

storage

  ['stO:rId] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3)        

    4) ; 

    5)  ,  ( )
_____

storage battery

  ['stO:rId,btrI] _n. _.  
_____

storage reservoir

  ['stOrId'rezvwa:] _n. 
_____

store

  [stO:]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; in store ,  ; to lay in store for
      the winter   ; I have a surprise in store for you 
          

      2) _pl. , ; ; marine stores  
      

      3) , ; to deposit one's furniture in a store 
          

      4) (. _.) , 

      5) (the stores) _pl. 

      6)  ; 

      7) _attr. , ;   ;  
       

      8) _attr. (. _.) ,   ; store
      clothes  

      *) to set (great) store by  () ; ()
      ; to set no store by   ;  

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; his mind is well stored with knowledge 
        

      2) ,  (. store up); the harvest has been stored
       

      3)   ,   

      4) 
_____

store cattle

  ['stO:,ktl] _n. ,   
_____

store-room

  ['stO:rum] _n. ; 
_____

store-ship

  ['stO:SIp] _n. _.   
_____

storehouse

  ['stO:haus] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) ; ; a storehouse of information 
_____

storekeeper

  ['stO:,ki:p] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

storey

  ['stO:rI] _n. ; ; to add a storey to a house  

    *) the upper storey . upper 1, 1)
_____

-storied

  ['stO:rId]

    1. _a.

      1) ;   

      2)     

    2. = -storeyed
_____

storiette

  [,stO:rI'et] _n.  
_____

stork

  [stO:k] _n. 
_____

storm

  [stO:m]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; _. 

      2) ,  (-.); storm of applause  ;
      storm of arrows  ; storm of shells  

      3)  , 

      4) _. ; to take by storm  ; _. ,
      

      5) _. 

      *) a storm in a teacup    

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) ,  (at)

      3)  , 

      4) _.  , 
_____

storm-beaten

  ['stO:m,bi:tn] _a.

    1) ң (-)

    2)  ,  
_____

storm-belt

  ['stO:mbelt] _n. _.  
_____

storm-boat

  ['stO:mbut] _n. _.  
_____

storm-centre

  ['stO:m,sent] _n.

    1) _.  

    2)  

    3)  (, )
_____

storm-cloud

  ['stO:mklaud] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,  ; "  "
_____

storm-cone

  ['stO:mkun] _n.  
_____

storm-drum

  ['stO:mdrAm] _n.   
_____

storm-finch

  ['stO:mfIntS] = stormy petrel
_____

storm-ladder

  ['stO:m,ld] _n. _. 
_____

storm-petrel

  ['stO:m,petrl] = stormy petrel
_____

storm-proof

  ['stO:mpru:f] _a.   
_____

storm-trooper

  ['stO:m,tru:p] _n.

    1)   

    2) _. ;     CA
_____

storm-troops

  ['stO:mtru:ps] _n. _pl.  ;  
_____

storm-window

  ['stO:m,wIndu] _n.   
_____

stormbound

  ['stO:mbaund] _n.  
_____

stormy

  ['stO:mI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)   (. _.); stormy sunset , 
    

    3) , 
_____

stormy petrel

  ['stO:mI,petrl] _n. _. ,  
_____

storthing

  ['stO:tIN] _n.  ( )
_____

storting

  ['stO:tIN] _n.  ( )
_____

story

  I ['stO:rI] _n.

    1) , ; short story  , ; a good
    ( funny) story ; Canterbury story = Canterbury tale {.
    tale}

    2) ; ; ; the story goes that  ; his
    story is an eventful one    ; according to
    his story   ; they all tell the same story   
       

    3) , 

    4) _., . _. ; ; don't tell stories 
    

    5) _.  

    *) that is another story   ; it is quite another story
    now   

  II ['stO:rI] = storey
_____

story-book

  ['stO:rIbuk] _n.  , 
_____

story-teller

  ['stO:rI,tel] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) 

    4) _. , 
_____

stout

  [staut]

    1. _a.

      1) , , 

      2) , , ; stout heart ; stout
      opponent  ; stout resistance  

      3) , , 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

stout-hearted

  ['staut,ha:tId] _a. , 
_____

stoutness

  ['stautnIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) , 
_____

stove

  I [stuv] _n.

    1) , ;  

    2) 

    3) 

    4) _attr. ; stove heating  

  II [stuv] _p.  _p-p.  stave 2
_____

stove-pipe

  ['stuvpaIp] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) _. _.  (; . stove-pipe hat)
_____

stover

  ['stuv] _n.    
_____

stow

  [stu] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ,  (with); to stow a ship  

    3) _. ; stow that nonsense!   !

    #) stow away ) ; )     
_____

stowage

  ['stuId] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 

    3)  

    4)       

    5) _. 
_____

stowaway

  ['stuweI] _n.   ( , ̣)
_____

straddle

  ['strdl]

    1. _n.

      1) ,       

      2) _. _. ,  

      3) _.  , 

      4) _.   ( ); _. 
      

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) _. _. ,   

      3) _.  (Σ);    
_____

strafe

  [stra:f] _.

    1. _n.

      1)    ̣

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)    ̣

      2) , ; 
_____

straggle

  ['strgl]

    1. _n.   ()

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  

      2) ,  ,   

      3)  ( )
_____

straggler

  ['strgl] _n.  ();  
_____

straggling

  ['strglIN]

    1. _pres-p.  straggle 2

    2. _n. , ; straggling village 
     
_____

straight

  [streIt]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ,  ( )

      3) ; ;   ; straight eye 
      ,  ; put the picture straight  ;
      to put a room straight    ; is my hat on
      straight?     ?; to put things straight
         

      4) , , ; a straight question  ;
      straight talk  ; straight fight )  ;
      ) _. () ,     
      ; straight speaking ; ; to keep straight
       

      5) _. ģ, ; straight tip   
      

      6) _. _.     ;
        ; to vote the straight ticket  
         

      7) _. ; straight whisky  

      8) _. _.  ( ); cigars ten cents straight
           

    2. _adv.

      1) ,   ; to ride straight  ; to hit
      straight   

      2) , , ; to shoot straight  

      3) , , ; tell me straight what you think 
       ,   

      4) , 

      #) straight away _. , ; straight off , 
      ; straight out , 

      *) to go ( to run) straight ()    

    3. _n. (the straight) . _sing.

      1) 

      2)  

      3)  (   )

      4) _. ,   ; to be on the straight
        (  )
_____

straight-edge

  ['streIted] _n. , 
_____

straight-out

  ['streIt'aut] _a. _. _.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

straightaway

  ['streItweI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

straighten

  ['streItn] _v.

    1) ()

    2) ,   

    3) _. 
_____

straightforward

  [streIt'fO:wd]

    1. _a.

      1) ;     ң

      2) , , 

      3) ; straightforward style  

    2. _adv. , 
_____

straightway

  ['streItweI] _adv. , 
_____

strain

  I [streIn]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; the rope broke under the strain ң
        

      2) ; to bear the strain  

      3) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) ; (); to strain a tendon 
      

      2) (); ();    ; the
      masts strain and groan    ; to strain under a
      load     ; to strain at the oars
        ף

      3) ; ; ; to strain the law
          ; to strain a person's
      patience  أ-. 

      4) , ; to strain smb. in one's arms  -. 
      ; to strain to one's heart   

      5) (); (); 

      6) _.   

      #) strain after   -.;   -.; strain at
        ; strain off 

  II [streIn] _n.

    1) , , 

    2)  ;  ; ; a strain of
    cruelty  ,  

    3) _. 

    4) ,  ; much more in the same strain   ݣ   
    ; he spoke in a dismal strain     

    5) (. _pl.) _. _. , ; , ; the
    strains of the harp  ; martial strains  
_____

strained

  [streInd]

    1. _p-p.  strain I, 2

    2. _a.

      1) , ֣; ; strained cordiality
       ; strained relations  ;
      strained smile  

      2) ֣

      3) , 

      4) _. 
_____

strainer

  ['streIn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ;  
_____

straining

  ['streInIN]

    1. _pres-p.  strain I, 2

    2. _n.   . {. strain I, 2}; do your best without
    straining ,  ,   
_____

strait

  [streIt] _n.

    1) ( _pl.) 

    2) (. _pl.)  , Σ ,
    ; in great straits   

    3) _. 
_____

strait jacket

  ['streIt,dkIt] _n.  
_____

strait waistcoat

  ['streIt'weIskut] = strait jacket
_____

strait-laced

  ['streIt'leIst] _a. , ,   
  
_____

straiten

  ['streItn] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 
_____

straitened

  ['streItnd]

    1. _p-p.  straiten

    2. _a. Σ; straitened circumstances Σ 
_____

stramineous

  [str'mInIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) -֣

    3)   , 
_____

stramonium

  [str'munIm] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

strand

  I [strnd]

    1. _n. ,  

    2. _v.

      1)    (. _.)

      2)    (. _.)

      3)   

  II [strnd]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  (, ); strands of hair  

      2)  ()

    2. _v. , 
_____

stranded

  I ['strndId]

    1. _p-p.  strand I, 2

    2. _a.

      1)   ;   

      2)  ,   

  II ['strndId]

    1. _p-p.  strand II, 2

    2. _a. , 
_____

strange

  [streInd] _a.

    1) ; ; , ; in strange lands  
    ; this handwriting is strange to me    

    2) , ; ; ; strange to say
    , 

    3) _predic. , ; to feel strange in company
      ; he is strange to the job     ;
    I feel strange    

    4) , 

    *) strange woman _. 
_____

stranger

  ['streInd] _n.

    1) , ; ;  (); you are
    quite a stranger here    

    2) ,   ( -.); he is a stranger to fear  
     ; he is no stranger to sorrow  ,   

    *) the little stranger _. ģ; to make a stranger of
    smb.    -.; to spy ( to see) strangers _.
        (  )
_____

strangle

  ['strNgl] _v.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3)  (   ..)

    4) 
_____

stranglehold

  ['strNglhuld] _n. ; ͣ  (. _.)
_____

strangulate

  ['strNgjuleIt] _v.

    1) _. ,  (,   ..)

    2) _. 
_____

strangulation

  [,strNgju'leISn] _n.

    1) _. , ; 

    2) 
_____

strangury

  ['strNgjurI] _n. , Σ 
_____

strap

  [strp]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)    ; 

      3) 

      4) _. 

      5)    

      6) (the strap)  Σ

      7) _.  ; 

      8) _. _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  Σ (. strap down, strap up)

      2)  ()  

      3)  Σ

      4)     
_____

straphanger

  ['strp,hN] _n. _.  ,   
_____

strapontin

  [,strpOn'tN] _n. _.   ( );  
_____

strappado

  [str'peIdu] _n. (_pl. -os, -oes [str'peIduz]) _. 
_____

strapper

  ['strp] _n. ,  
_____

strapping

  ['strpIN]

    1. _pres-p.  strap 2

    2. _n.

      1) _. 

      2)    

      3)     

      4)     

      5)  Σ

    3. _a. ; ; 
_____

strata

  ['stra:t] _pl.  stratum
_____

stratagem

  ['strtIdm] _n. () ; ; he devised a stratagem 
   
_____

strategic

  [str'ti:dIk] = strategical
_____

strategical

  [str'ti:dIkl] _a. ; ; strategical map
   ; strategical raw material  أ
_____

strategics

  [str'ti:dIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

strategist

  ['strtIdIst] _n. 
_____

strategy

  ['strtIdI] _n. ;  
_____

strath

  [str] _n. _.        
_____

strathspey

  [str'speI] _n.   (,  reel)
_____

strati

  ['streItaI] _pl.  stratus
_____

stratification

  [,strtIfI'keISn] _n. _. ; , 
_____

stratify

  ['strtIfaI] _v. _. , 
_____

stratigraphy

  [str'tIgrfI] _n.  ( )
_____

stratocracy

  [str'tOkrsI] _n.  
_____

stratosphere

  ['strtusfI] _n. 
_____

stratum

  ['stra:tm] _n. (_pl. -ta)

    1) _. , , 

    2) (. _pl.)  ()
_____

stratus

  ['streIts] _n. (_pl. -ti)  
_____

straw

  [strO:]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3)  

      4) , ; not worth a straw   

      *) to catch at a straw   ; the last straw
       ; a man of straw )  ; ) ģ
      ; ) ,  ; )  ;
      not to care a straw   ; a straw in
      the wind ͣ, 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ,  

      3) ģ, ; straw bail _. ģ, ""
      

      *) straw vote      
       
_____

straw-colour

  ['strO:,kAl] _n. -֣,  
_____

straw-coloured

  ['strO:,kAld] _a. -֣
_____

strawberry

  ['strO:brI] _n.

    1) ; ; wild strawberry  ; crushed
    strawberry   

    2) _attr. ; ; strawberry leaves 
    ; _.   (    
       )
_____

strawberry vine

  ['strO:brIvaIn] _n.   
_____

strawberry-mark

  ['strO:brI'ma:k] _n.   
_____

strawberry-tree

  ['strO:brItri:] _n. _.  
_____

strawy

  ['strO:I] _a.

    1) ,   

    2)   ( )
_____

stray

  [streI]

    1. _n.

      1)      

      2)  £

      3) _pl. _. ,  

    2. _a.

      1) , ; 

      2) ; stray bullet  ; stray thoughts 
      ; a few stray instances   

    3. _v.

      1)   , ; ; don't stray from the road
         ; the sheep has strayed from the flock 
        

      2)   

      3) _. ; , 

      4) _.    
_____

strayed

  [streId]

    1. _p-p.  stray 3

    2. _a. 
_____

streak

  [stri:k]

    1. _n.

      1)  (. , ); , ; a streak
      of lightning  ; like a streak of lightning  
      

      2)  (); he has a streak of obstinacy  
      () 

      3) _. , ; streak of luck  , 

      *) the silver streak -

    2. _v.

      1)  , ;  ( )

      2) , 
_____

streaked

  [stri:kt]

    1. _p-p.  streak 2

    2. _a.  ,  ; marble streaked with red  
     
_____

streaky

  ['stri:kI] _a.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _. , 
_____

stream

  [stri:m]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; ; a stream of blood (lava)  
      (); the stream of time  ; in a stream ; in
      streams 

      2) , ; a stream of cars  

      3) , 

      4) _. ,   ޣ   (
      . )

      *) to go with (against) the stream    ( )

    2. _v.

      1) , , , ; light streamed through the
      window    ; people streamed out of the building
          

      2) , ; his eyes streamed tears ̣    ;
      wounds streaming blood  

      3) ()

      4) 
_____

stream-gold

  ['stri:mguld] _n.  
_____

streamer

  ['stri:m] _n.

    1) ;   

    2) , 

    3) _.      , ""

    4)   
_____

streaming

  ['stri:mIN]

    1. _pres-p.  stream 2

    2. _a.   . {. stream 2}; streaming eyes  

    3. _n.       ޣ 
     ( . )
_____

streamlet

  ['stri:mlIt] _n. ţ
_____

streamline

  ['stri:mlaIn]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( )

      2)  ,   

      3)  

      4) _.  

    2. _a. 

    3. _v.

      1)   

      2) , ,  (
        ..)
_____

streamlined

  ['stri:mlaInd]

    1. _p-p.  streamline 3

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)  ; 
_____

streamliner

  ['stri:m,laIn] _n. , ,   ..,  
_____

streamy

  ['stri:mI] _a.

    1)  , 

    2) , 
_____

street

  [stri:t] _n.

    1) 

    2) (the Street) _. _.     (.
    )

    3) _attr. ; street fighting  ; street cries 
    

    *) the man in the street ;  ; to walk the
    streets, to be on the streets  ; to be in the
    same street with smb.      -.; not in the
    same street with  ,   ; it's not up my
    street _.     
_____

street orderly

  ['stri:t,O:dlI] _n.  
_____

street-railway

  ['stri:t,reIlweI] _n. _.     
_____

street-singer

  ['stri:t,sIN] _n.  
_____

street-sweeper

  ['stri:t,swi:p] _n.

    1)    

    2)  
_____

streetcar

  ['stri:t'ka:] _n. _. 
_____

street-door

  ['stri:tdO:] _n. ,  
_____

streetwalker

  ['stri:t,wO:k] _n. 
_____

strength

  [streN] _n.

    1) ; strength of mind  

    2) ; 

    3) _. ; strength of materials  

    4) 

    5) ,  ; in full strength   ;
    on the strength _.  ,  ; what is your strength?
     ?

    *) on the strength of smth.   -.,   -.,
      -.
_____

strengthen

  ['streNn] _v. (); (); 
_____

strenuous

  ['strenjus] _a. , ; ; ֣; 
  ; strenuous efforts  ; strenuous life 
  
_____

streptococci

  [,streptu'kOkaI] _pl.  streptococcus
_____

streptococcus

  [,streptu'kOks] _n. (_pl. -ci) 
_____

streptomycin

  [,streptu'maIsIn] _n. _. 
_____

stress

  [stres]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; under the stress of poverty  Σ ;
      under the stress of weather   

      2) 

      3) ; _. ; to lay stress on ޣ,
        ( ) 

      4) _. 

      5) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) ޣ;  

      2) _.  
_____

stretch

  [stretS]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; with a stretch and a yawn
        

      2) ; nerves on the stretch ֣ 

      3) ; ; stretch of authority  ; a
      stretch of imagination ̣ 

      4)  ; at a stretch  , ;  
      

      5) , ; ; stretch of open country
       ; home stretch ,  

      6) , 

      7) _.  

      8) _.   

    2. _v.

      1) (), (); ; (); to stretch
      oneself 

      2) (); ()

      3)  , , 

      4) , 

      5)  ; to stretch the law   
       ; to stretch a point   
      ;     ;   
      

      6)  (. stretch the truth)

      7) , ; to stretch gin with water 
       

      8) _. ,  (); to stretch smb. on the ground
       -.

      #) stretch out ) ; )  ; ): he stretched
      himself out on the sands    

      *) to stretch one's legs  , 
_____

stretch-out

  ['stretS'aut] _n. _. _. ,    
          
_____

stretcher

  ['stretS] _n.

    1)   

    2) 

    3)    

    4)  ( )

    5) _. 

    6) _. 
_____

stretcher-bearer

  ['stretS,bEr] _n. -
_____

strew

  [stru:] _v. (strewed [stru:d]; strewed, strewn)

    1) ; 

    2)  (),  ()

    3) 
_____

strewn

  [stru:n] _p-p.  strew
_____

stria

  ['straI] _n. (_pl. striae) _. , 
_____

striae

  ['straIi:] _pl.  stria
_____

striated

  [straI'eItId] _a. _. , 
_____

stricken

  ['strIkn]

    1. _p-p.  strike I, 1

    2. _a.

      1) ֣ (-.); stricken with paralysis  ;
      stricken with grief  

      2) _. 

      *) stricken in years ; stricken field 
      ;  
_____

strickle

  ['strIkl] _n.

    1)  (     )

    2)  , 

    3) 
_____

strict

  [strIkt] _a.

    1) , ̣; strict truth  ; in the strict
    sense   

    2) , ; he was given strict orders  
    - 
_____

strictly

  ['strIktlI] _adv.   . {. strict}; smoking is strictly
  prohibited   
_____

stricture

  ['strIktS] _n.

    1) (. _pl.)  , 

    2) _.  
_____

stridden

  ['strIdn] _p-p.  stride 2
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stride

  [straId]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)    

      3) _pl. ; to make great strides   ; great
      strides in education     

      *) to get into one's stride   ; to take smth. in
      one's stride )  -.  ; )  -.
      ,   -.;    -.

    2. _v. (strode; stridden)

      1)  ( )

      2)  (. stride across, stride over)

      3)  
_____

strident

  ['straIdnt] _a. , 
_____

strife

  [straIf] _n. ; , 
_____

strike

  I [straIk]

    1. _v. (struck, struck, _. stricken)

      1) (); ; to strike a blow  ; to strike back
        ,  ; to strike a blow for smb., smth.
         -., -.; to strike the first blow 
      ; the ship struck a rock    

      2)  ( , )

      3)  ( ); it has just struck four   
      ; the hour has struck  ,  ; his hour has
      struck  ()  

      4)  (); (); to strike a match 
      ,  ; the match won't strike   

      5) , 

      6) ;  ,  ; to strike the eye
        ; to strike oil   ; _.
       ; 

      7)   ; an idea suddenly struck me  
       

      8)  ; the story strikes me as ridiculous
          ; how does it strike you? 
         ?; how does his suggestion strike you?  
        ?

      9)  (  ..)

      10) , ; to strike dumb   ; 
      (-.)

      11)  ();  (  ..); to strike camp, to
      strike one's tent   

      12)  ();  (); to strike an average
        

      13) _. _. , 

      14) _. ,  ; he struck his friend for a job
           

      15)  ()

      16) 

      17)  (. strike out); strike to the left 
      

      18) , 

      19) ; ; the light strikes through the darkness
         

      20)   ( )

      21)  ()

      #) strike at  , ; strike down   ,
      ; strike in  ( ); strike into ) ;
      )  (  ..); ) , ; ) ;
      to strike into a gallop   ; strike off ) 
      ( , ); ) ޣ; )  ( ޣ);
      )  -.   ; ) _. ;
      strike out ) ; ) , ; to strike out a
      new idea   ; )     
      ( ); to strike out for the shore    ;
      strike through ޣ; strike up ; to strike up an
      acquaintance  ; the band struck up 
      ; strike upon )   ( ); )  ( );
      )  (); )   ()

      *) to strike a note  ̣ ; to strike it
      rich )   ; ) ; to strike out a new line
      for oneself       ( 
      ..); to strike smb. all of a heap  -.; to strike
      home )   ; )  ,   ; to strike
      hands   ; to strike an attitude  ()
      ; strike the iron while it is hot _.  ,  

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)   (,   ..)

      3)   (. lucky strike)

      4) _.    

      5)   (    )

  II [straIk]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to be on strike ; to go on strike
       , 

      2)   ( -.), ; buyers' strike
        ̣   

      3) _attr. , ; strike action  

    2. _v. ;   (for, against)
_____

strike benefit

  ['straIk,benIfIt] = strike pay
_____

strike pay

  ['straIkpeI] _n. ,   
_____

strike-breaker

  ['straIk,breIk] _n. 
_____

strike-breaking

  ['straIk,breIkIN] _n.  
_____

strike-committee

  ['straIkk'mItI] _n.  
_____

strikebound

  ['straIkbaund] _a.  
_____

striker

  I ['straIk] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. _. 

    3) _. _. 

    4) Σ

  II ['straIk] _n. 
_____

striking

  I ['straIkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  strike I, 1

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ; striking force _.  

  II ['straIkIN] _pres-p.  strike II, 2
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string

  [strIN]

    1. _n.

      1) ң, ޣ; ӣ, , 

      2)  ()

      3) _. ; to touch the strings    

      4) (the strings) _pl. _.   

      5)  (  ..)

      6) , ; a string of people  ; a string of
      bursts ͣ 

      7) , 

      8) _. _. , 

      9) ,    ( )

      10) ,  ()

      11) _attr. ; string orchestra  

      *) on a string   ;  ; first string 
      ; second string )  ; ) _. ̣; to have
      two strings to one's bow     -.
       , ; to harp on one ( on the same)
      string  ӣ   ;     ; to touch a
      string  -.  

    2. _v. (strung)

      1) , ; 

      2)  ,   ..

      3)  ()

      4)  (. string up)

      5)  ()

      6) ; to string a picture  

      7) _. _. ;   

      #) string along with   -.;   -.;
      string out () ; the programme was strung out
      too long    ; string together
      ; string up ) ,  (  ..);
      ) _. ģ, 
_____

string-course

  ['strINkO:s] _n. _. 
_____

string-halt

  ['strINhO:lt] = spring-halt
_____

string-bag

  ['strINbg] _n.  (  )
_____

stringed

  ['strINd] _a.  (.  _. )
_____

stringency

  ['strIndnsI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  

    3) , 
_____

stringent

  ['strIndnt] _a.

    1) ; , ; stringent regulations 
    

    2) Σ  

    3) , 
_____

stringer

  ['strIN] _n.

    1)  ;  ()

    2) _. _. 
_____

stringy

  ['strINI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

strip

  [strIp]

    1. _n.

      1)   ; ; ; ; strip of board
      ; strip of garden  

      2)   ( , )

      3) ̣-  (. air strip, landing strip)

      4) , 

    2. _v.

      1) , ; ; 

      2)  (-.); to strip smb. of his title  -.
      ; stripped of fine names, it is a swindle   -
       

      3) ; 

      4) (); , ; stripped to the skin 
      , to be stripped of leaves   ( )

      5) , 

      6) _.  

      #) strip off ; 
_____

strip map

  ['strIp'mp] _n. _.  
_____

strip mining

  ['strIp,maInIN] _n. _.  
_____

strip-tease

  ['strIpti:z] _n. 
_____

stripe

  [straIp]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; ; to get (to lose) one's stripes 
      ģ ()

      3) _.  ; _pl. 

      4)  

      5) _. , 

      6) _pl. _. 

    2. _v.  
_____

striped

  [straIpt]

    1. _p-p.  stripe 2

    2. _a. 
_____

striper

  ['straIp] _n. _. _.  
_____

stripling

  ['strIplIN] _n. , 
_____

strive

  [straIv] _v. (strove; striven)

    1) ;  ; to strive for victory  
    

    2)  (against, with - )
_____

striven

  ['strIvn] _p-p.  strive
_____

strode

  [strud] _p.  stride 2
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stroke

  [struk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; a finishing stroke ) ,  ;
      )  ; {. . stroke 6)}

      2) _. , ; heat stroke  ; he had a stroke 
        

      3) ;    ; the stroke of an oar 
      ; they have not done a stroke of work     
      ; with one stroke of the pen   

      4) ɣ, ; a clever stroke  ; it was a stroke of genius
        ; a stroke of luck 

      5) _.  ; up (down) stroke    ()

      6) , , ; finishing strokes  , 
      {. . stroke 1)}; to portray with a few strokes 
       

      7)  ; it is on the stroke of nine   

      8)  ()

      9) ; to row ( to pull) the stroke   

    2. _v.

      1)  (), , ; to stroke smb. down
      ,  -.

      2)   ()

      *) to stroke smb. the wrong way, to stroke smb.'s hair ( fur) the
      wrong way  -.  ;  -.
_____

stroll

  [strul]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) ,   ( ԣ)
_____

stroller

  ['strul] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  ԣ

    4) ̣  
_____

strolling

  ['strulIN]

    1. _pres-p.  stroll 2

    2. _a. ; strolling musicians  
_____

strong

  [strON]

    1. _a.

      1) ,    

      2) ; are you quite strong again?   ?

      3) ;  , ,   ..; strong
      candidate ,   ; strong literary style
      ,  

      4)  ( ޣ-.); he is strong in chemistry   
      

      5) , , , ; strong measures 
      ; strong man )  ; )  

      6) ; ; strong castle  ̣ ;
      strong design  

      7) ; ģ; strong coffee  ; strong remedy
       ; strong drinks  

      8) , ; strong cheese  

      9) , ; strong language  , 

      10) ף, ģ, ,  (,
        ..)

      11) , ; أ; strong sense of disappointment
       ; strong reason  

      12) , , ̣; a strong resemblance 
      

      13)  ( )

      14) , ף ( , );  ( )

      15)  ̣ ; battalions a thousand
      strong      ; how many
      strong are you?  ?

      16) _. 

      *) by the strong arm ( hand) ; strong meat   
      

    2. _n. (the strong) _pl. _.

      1) , 

      2) ,  

    3. _adv. _. , ; to be going strong _.  
     ; to come ( to go) it ( rather, a bit) strong _.
    )   ;   ; )  ;
    )  ,  
_____

strong point

  ['strON'pOInt] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _.  
_____

strong-arm

  ['strONa:m] _.

    1. _a.  

    2. _v.  
_____

strong-box

  ['strONbOks] _n. 
_____

strong-minded

  ['strON'maIndId] _a. ,  (.  )
_____

strong-room

  ['strONrum] _n. -;  (     
  ..)
_____

strong-willed

  ['strON'wIld] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

stronghold

  ['strONhuld] _n.

    1) , , ; 

    2) _.  
_____

strontium

  ['strOnSjm] _n. _. 
_____

strop

  [strOp]

    1. _n.

      1)    

      2) _. 

    2. _v.  ()
_____

strophe

  ['strufI] _n. _. 
_____

strove

  [struv] _p.  strive
_____

struck

  [strAk] _p.  _p-p.  strike I, 1
_____

structural

  ['strAktSrl] _a.

    1) ; structural formula _.  

    2) ; structural features  ; structural
    mechanics  
_____

structure

  ['strAktS] _n.

    1) ; ; social structure  ; the
    structure of a language  ; the structure of a sentence
     

    2) , , 
_____

struggle

  ['strAgl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; class struggle  ; the struggle for
      existence   

      2) , 

    2. _v.

      1) ; to struggle for peace   ; to struggle
      against difficulties   ; to struggle for one's
      living  -  

      2) , 

      3)  ;    ; to struggle to one's feet
          ; to struggle with a mathematical problem
        ; he struggled to make himself heard  
      ,   

      4)  (through)
_____

strum

  [strAm]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. , 
_____

strumpet

  ['strAmpIt] _n. _. 
_____

strung

  [strAN]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  string 2

    2. _a.

      1) ֣ 

      2) , ֣; a highly strung person 
      ; highly strung nerves  
_____

strut

  I [strAt]

    1. _n.    

    2. _v.   ,  

  II [strAt]

    1. _n. _. ; , 

    2. _v. 
_____

strutter

  ['strAt] _n. _. 
_____

strychnine

  ['strIkni:n] _n. 
_____

stub

  [stAb]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)     ; the stub of a tooth Σ
      ; the stub of a pencil  ; the stub of a cigar
      (of a cigarette) 

      3) _.  (   ..)

    2. _v.

      1) ޣ,    (. stub up)

      2)    -. ף; to stub one's toe on (
      against) smth.   -.

      3)   (. stub out)
_____

stubble

  ['stAbl] _n.

    1) أ, 

    2)   ;    , 
_____

stubbly

  ['stAblI] _a.

    1) ,  Σ

    2) ,  (   ..)
_____

stubborn

  ['stAbn] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; stubborn resistance  
_____

stubbornness

  ['stAbnnIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

stubby

  ['stAbI] _a.

    1)  

    2)   ; ; a short stubby figure 
    
_____

stucco

  ['stAku]

    1. _n. (_pl. -oes ['stAkuz]) ,  

    2. _v. 
_____

stucco-work

  ['stAkuw:k] _n.  
_____

stuck

  [stAk] _p.  _p-p.  stick 2
_____

stuck-up

  ['stAk'Ap] _a. _. , , 
_____

stud

  I [stAd]

    1. _n.

      1)    ; ; 

      2) 

      3) _. ; ; ; 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) , 

  II [stAd] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) _. = stud-horse
_____

stud farm

  ['stAdfa:m] _n.  
_____

stud-book

  ['stAdbuk] _n.   ()
_____

stud-horse

  ['stAdhO:s] _n.  
_____

studding-sail

  ['stAdINseIl], ['stAnsl] _n. _. 
_____

student

  ['stju:dnt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (-.; of); ޣ
_____

studentship

  ['stju:dntSIp] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

studied

  ['stAdId]

    1. _p-p.  study 2

    2. _a.

      1) , ; studied insult  

      2) ; studied politeness  

      3) 

      4) _. , 
_____

studio

  ['stju:dIu] _n. (_pl. -os ['stju:dIuz])

    1) ; , 

    2) ; ; 
_____

studio couch

  ['stju:dIukautS] _n. -
_____

studious

  ['stju:djs] _a.

    1)  

    2) , , 

    3) = studied 2, 1)  2)
_____

study

  ['stAdI]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  (of);  ; to make a study of
       ; much given to study  
      

      2) (. _pl.)  ; to begin one's studies
        ޣ

      3) ;  

      4)  () ; his face was a perfect study  
        

      5)  , 

      6)   (. brown study)

      7)  

      8) 

      9) _. , , 

      10) _. , 

      11) _. , ; her constant study was to work well 
         

      12) _. ,   ; he is a good (a slow) study 
       ()  

    2. _v.

      1) , ; ; 

      2) , 

      3)  (   ..; for); he is studying for the bar
          

      4)  ( ޣ-.);  ( -.), ; study
      to wrong no man    ; to study another's
      comfort    ; to study one's own interests
        

      5)  

      6) _. 

      #) study out ; ; study up   
_____

stuff

  [stAf]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; to collect the stuff for a book 
        ; green ( garden) stuff ; he is made of
      sterner stuff than his father     , 
        ; a man with plenty of good stuff in him  
      ; this book is poor stuff  ޣ 

      2) , 

      3) _.  (. doctor's stuff)

      4) , , ; stuff and nonsense! !; do you call this
      stuff butter?      ?

      5) _.  (. )

      6) _. , 

      7) _. , ; this is the sort of stuff to give
      them       ;    
      

      *) small stuff  , 

    2. _v.

      1) , ; , 

      2)     

      3) ,  (. _.); to stuff one's head with
      silly ideas     

      4) , ; to stuff one's clothes into a suitcase
         

      5)  (. stuff up); he stuffed his fingers into his ears 
        ; my nose is stuffed up    

      6) ;  

      7) ,   ; to stuff a child with sweets
       £ 

      8)  

      9) _. , 

      10) _.     
_____

stuffed shirt

  ['stAft'S:t] _n. _.  
_____

stuffing

  ['stAfIN]

    1. _pres-p.  stuff 2

    2. _n.

      1)  (  ..); 

      2) 

      3) _.     

      *) to knock the stuffing out of smb. )    -.;
      ) ,  -. (   ..)
_____

stuffing-box

  ['stAfINbOks] _n. _. 
_____

stuffy

  ['stAfI] _a.

    1) У, 

    2) _. ; 

    3)  (   )

    4) , 

    5) , 

    6) _. , , ; 
_____

stultification

  [,stAltIfI'keISn] _n.      . {. stultify}
_____

stultify

  ['stAltIfaI] _v.

    1)    

    2)    (   ..)
_____

stum

  [stAm]

    1. _n. ,  

    2. _v.     
_____

stumble

  ['stAmbl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2)  , 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (. _.)

      2) ; ; to stumble through a lesson  
       

      #) stumble across  ,  ; stumble along
      ;  ; stumble at   ޣ-.;
      , ; stumble upon  
_____

stumbling-block

  ['stAmblINblOk] _n.  
_____

stumbling-stone

  ['stAmblINstun] _. = stumbling-block
_____

stump

  [stAmp]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; ,  

      3) Σ ()

      4) 

      5)  ()

      6) 

      7) _pl. _. ; to stir one's stumps _. ,
      

      8) ֣ 

      9)  ; to go ( to be) on the stump _.
       

      10) _.    ( ,   ..)

      11)   ; to draw stumps   ( )

      12) ۣ,   ۣ

      13) _. 

      *) to be up a stump   

    2. _v.

      1)  ();  ()

      2) 

      3) ,   (. stump along)

      4) _.   ; I am stumped for an answer  , 
      

      5)  ,   , 

      6) _.   ; 

      7)    ( )

      #) stump up _.  , ; 
_____

stump orator

  ['stAmp'Ort] _n. ,    ;
  
_____

stump oratory

  ['stAmp'OrtrI] = stump speeches
_____

stump speeches

  ['stAmp,spi:tSIz] _n.

    1)    

    2) ,  
_____

stumper

  ['stAmp] _n. _.  ;  
_____

stumpy

  ['stAmpI] _a. , ;   ; stumpy
  fingers ,  
_____

stun

  [stAn] _v. , 
_____

stung

  [stAN] _p.  _p-p.  sting 2
_____

stunk

  [stANk] _p.  _p-p.  stink 2
_____

stunner

  ['stAn] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) , ;    
     

    3)  
_____

stunning

  ['stAnIN]

    1. _pres-p.  stun

    2. _a.

      1) , ; a stunning blow  

      2) _. ; 
_____

stunt

  I [stAnt]

    1. _n.   ,  

    2. _v.  

  II [stAnt] _.

    1. _n.

      1) ,   (  )

      2) , , 

      3) _.   

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2)  ;  

      3) _.    
_____

stunted

  I ['stAntId]

    1. _p-p.  stunt I, 2

    2. _a. , 

  II ['stAntId] _p-p.  stunt II, 2
_____

stupe

  I [stju:p]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.   

  II [stju:p] _n. _. 
_____

stupefaction

  [,stju:pI'fkSn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

stupefy

  ['stju:pIfaI] _v.

    1) , ; 

    2)    
_____

stupendous

  [stju:'pends] _a. ; ;  
_____

stupid

  ['stju:pId]

    1. _a.

      1) , , ; 

      2) ; stupid with sleep 

    2. _n. _. 
_____

stupidity

  [stju:'pIdItI] _n. , 
_____

stupor

  ['stju:p] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

sturdy

  ['st:dI] _a.

    1) , , ; a sturdy child 

    2) , ף, 
_____

sturgeon

  ['st:dn] _n. ӣ
_____

stutter

  ['stAt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. ; ; to stutter an apology 
     
_____

stutterer

  ['stAtr] _n. 
_____

sty

  I [staI] _n.  (. _.)

  II [staI] _n. _.  ( )
_____

stye

  [staI] = sty II
_____

style

  [staIl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ;  (  ..)

      2) ,  ( )

      3) , ; 

      4) , ; , ; in style  ; to live in grand
      style    

      5) , , ; that style of thing   ; a gentleman
      of the old style   

      6)  ( )

      7)  (       
      )

      8) _. , 

      9)  

      10)  

      11) _. 

      12) ; give him his full style    

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2)   ;   

      3) 
_____

stylet

  ['staIlIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

stylish

  ['staIlIS] _a.

    1) ,   ̣ 

    2) , ; 
_____

stylist

  ['staIlIst] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)   
_____

stylistic

  [staI'lIstIk] _a. 
_____

stylize

  ['staIlaIz] _v. _.    , 
_____

stylo

  ['staIlu] _. . stylograph
_____

stylograph

  ['staIlugra:f] _n. ;  
_____

stylus

  ['staIls] _n. (_pl. -li, -es ['staIlsIz])

    1)  ,  ()

    2)  

    3)   

    4) _. 
_____

stymie

  ['staImI] _v.    ,   
_____

stymy

  ['staImI] _v.    ,   
_____

styptic

  ['stIptIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

suability

  [,sju:'bIlItI] _n.    
_____

suable

  ['sju:bl] _a.   ޣ  
_____

suasion

  ['sweIn] _n. ; moral suasion 
_____

suave

  [swa:v] _a. , ; 
_____

suavity

  ['swa:vItI] _n.   . {. suave}
_____

sub

  [sAb] _. _.

    1. _n.

      1) . submarine 1

      2) . subordinate 2

      3) . subway

      4) . subaltern 1

      5) . sublieutenant

      6) . subscription

      7) . subscriber

      8) . substitute 1

    2. _v. . substitute 2
_____

sub-

  [sAb] _pref.  :

    1)   -.   -.: subway ) ; 
    ; ) _.   , ; subcutaneous
    

    2)   ,  : subeditor  

    3)   : subcommittee ; subdivide
    ()

    4)   : subcontract ; sublease 

    5)      : suboxide
    

    6)  ,  : subaudible  
_____

subaltern

  ['sAbltn]

    1. _n. _.  

    2. _a. Σ
_____

subaqueous

  ['sAb'eIkwIs] _a. 
_____

subarctic

  ['sAb'a:ktIk] _a. , 
_____

subaudition

  ['sAbO:'dISn] _n. 
_____

subchaser

  ['sAb,tSeIs] _n. _.    
_____

subcommittee

  ['sAbk,mItI] _n. 
_____

subconscious

  ['sAb'kOnSs] _a. 
_____

subcontract

  1. _n. ['sAb'kOntrkt] 

  2. _v. ['sAbkn'trkt]  
_____

subcutaneous

  ['sAbkju:'teInjs] _a. 
_____

subdivide

  ['sAbdI'vaId] _v. ()
_____

subdivisible

  ['sAbdI'vIzbl] _a.   
_____

subdivision

  ['sAbdI,vIn] _n. 
_____

subdual

  [sb'dju:l] _n. , 
_____

subduct

  [sb'dAkt] _v. _. 
_____

subdue

  [sb'dju:] _v.

    1) , ; to subdue nature  

    2) ; , ; to subdue the enemy fire 
     

    3)  
_____

subdued

  [sb'dju:d]

    1. _p-p.  subdue

    2. _a.

      1) Σ, ; subdued spirits  

      2) ޣ, ۣ; subdued voices ۣ 
_____

subeditor

  ['sAb'edIt] _n.  
_____

subfamily

  ['sAb,fmIlI] _n. _. 
_____

subgroup

  ['sAbgru:p] _n. 
_____

subhead

  ['sAbhed] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

subjacent

  [sAb'deIsnt] _n.

    1)   (-.)

    2)   
_____

subject

  1. _n. ['sAbdIkt]

    1) ;  ; ; to dwell on a sore subject
       ; to change the subject 
     ; to traverse a subject  

    2)  (for -  -.); a subject for pity   

    3) ,  (of)

    4) , ; mathematics is my favourite subject
     -   

    5) 

    6) , ; a hysterical subject  

    7) _. 

    8) _. 

    9) _.  

    10)  ( )

    *) on the subject of  -.; while we are on the subject of
    money may I ask you...      ,  
    ...

  2. _a. ['sAbdIkt]

    1) Σ, ; subject nations 
    

    2)  (to)

    3)  (to)

    4): subject to (.  _adv.)  , , 

  3. _v. [sb'dekt]

    1) ,  (to)

    2)  (,   ..)

    3) ; to subject a plan for consideration  
     
_____

subject-heading

  ['sAbdIkt'hedIN] _n.  , 
_____

subject-matter

  ['sAbdIkt,mt] _n. ,  (,   ..); 
  (  ..)
_____

subjection

  [sb'dekSn] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) 
_____

subjective

  [sb'dektIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) _.  ; subjective case  
_____

subjectivism

  [sb'dektIvIzm] _n. _. 
_____

subjectivity

  [,sAbdek'tIvItI] _n. 
_____

subjoin

  ['sAb'dOIn] _v. ;   
_____

subjugate

  ['sAbdugeIt] _v. , , 
_____

subjugation

  [,sAbdu'geISn] _n. , 
_____

subjugator

  ['sAbdugeIt] _n. , 
_____

subjunctive

  [sb'dANktIv] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 
_____

sublease

  ['sAb'li:s]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.   
_____

sublessee

  ['sAble'si:] _n. 
_____

sublessor

  ['sAble'sO:] _n.   
_____

sublet

  ['sAb'let] _v.   
_____

sublibrarian

  ['sAblaI'brErIn] _n.  
_____

sublieutenant

  ['sAble'tennt] _n. _.  
_____

sublimate

  1. _n. ['sAblImIt] _. ; corrosive sublimate 

  2. _v. ['sAblImeIt]

    1) _. 

    2) _. , 
_____

sublimation

  [,sAblI'meISn] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) _. , 
_____

sublime

  [s'blaIm]

    1. _a.

      1) , , , ; the Sublime
      Porte . Porte

      2) , ; sublime indifference  

    2. _n.: the sublime , 

    3. _v. = sublimate 2
_____

subliminal

  [sAb'lImInl] _a.

    1) 

    2)   ; subliminal advertizing ,
      ;    
_____

sublimity

  [s'blImItI] _n. , 
_____

sublunar

  [sAb'lu:n] _. = sublunary
_____

sublunary

  [sAb'lu:nrI] _a. , 
_____

submachine-gun

  ['sAbm'Si:ngAn] _n. -ͣ; 
_____

submarine

  [,sAbm'ri:n]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

    2. _a. ; submarine speed   ; submarine force
     ; submarine base   ; submarine chaser
      ()

    3. _v.   
_____

submerge

  [sb'm:d] _v.

    1) 

    2) ()
_____

submerged

  [sb'm:dd]

    1. _p-p.  submerge

    2. _a. ; ֣

      *) the submerged tenth   
_____

submergence

  [sb'm:dns] _n.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

submerse

  [sb'm:s] = submerge
_____

submersed

  [sb'm:st]

    1. _p-p.  submerse

    2. _a.   , 
_____

submersible

  [sb'm:sbl] _a.     
_____

submersion

  [sb'm:Sn] = submergence
_____

submission

  [sb'mISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ; with all due submission  
      

    3) ,  (  ..)
_____

submissive

  [sb'mIsIv] _a. ; 
_____

submit

  [sb'mIt] _v.

    1) (), (); I will not submit to such treatment 
       

    2)   ; to submit a question   
     

    3)  (ϣ   ..); , ; I submit
    that a material fact has been passed over   , 
       
_____

submontane

  [sAb'mOnteIn] _a.    
_____

subnormal

  ['sAb'nO:ml]

    1. _a.  

    2. _n. _. 
_____

suborder

  ['sAb'O:d] _n. _. 
_____

subordinate

  1. _a. [s'bO:dnIt]

    1) Σ (to)

    2) , 

    3) _. ; subordinate clause  

  2. _n. [s'bO:dnIt] Σ

  3. _v. [s'bO:dIneIt] ,   
_____

subordination

  [s,bO:dI'neISn] _n.

    1) , ; Σ

    2) _. 
_____

suborn

  [sA'bO:n] _v. ;    (. 
  )
_____

subornation

  [,sAbO:'neISn] _n. ; ;    
   (.  )
_____

suborner

  [sA'bO:n] _n.  , 
_____

subpoena

  [sb'pi:n]

    1. _n.     

    2. _v.   
_____

subpolar

  ['sAb'pul] _a. 
_____

subreption

  [sb'repSn] _n.  -. ԣ  -. 
_____

subscribe

  [sb'skraIb] _v.

    1)  

    2): to subscribe to ( for)   (,  
    ..)

    3) () ( -.)

    4)  ( -. ; to)
_____

subscriber

  [sb'skraIb] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

subscription

  [sb'skrIpSn] _n.

    1) ; () ; to take up ( to make) a
    subscription   ( -.)

    2)  (   ..)

    3) 

    4)  ( )

    5) _attr. ; subscription list  
_____

subsection

  ['sAb,sekSn] _n. ; 
_____

subsequent

  ['sAbsIkwnt] _a. ; subsequent to his death   ;
  subsequent upon smth.   -.
_____

subsequently

  ['sAbsIkwntlI] _adv. , , 
_____

subserve

  [sb's:v] _v. 
_____

subservience

  [sb's:vjns] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ,  ()
_____

subservient

  [sb's:vjnt] _a.

    1) Σ

    2) 

    3)  ,  (to)
_____

subside

  [sb'saId] _v.

    1) , ; the fever has subsided  

    2) , ; the gale subsided  

    3)  (   ..)

    4) (. _.) ; he subsided into an arm-chair 
      
_____

subsidence

  [sb'saIdns] _n.   . {. subside}
_____

subsidiary

  [sb'sIdjrI]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 

    2. _n. ,   (. subsidiary company)
_____

subsidize

  ['sAbsIdaIz] _v. 
_____

subsidy

  ['sAbsIdI] _n. ,  , 
_____

subsist

  [sb'sIst] _v.

    1) 

    2) , ; to subsist on a vegetable diet  ;
    to subsist by begging  

    3) ; 
_____

subsistence

  [sb'sIstns] _n.

    1) 

    2)    (. means of subsistence); 
_____

subsoil

  ['sAbsOIl] _n. 
_____

subsonic

  ['sAb'sOnIk] _a.  ( )
_____

substance

  ['sAbstns] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. , , 

    3) , , ; in substance  ;  ; to
    come to the substance of the matter    

    4) ף, ; ; soup without much substance 
    

    5) , ; a man of substance  
_____

substandard

  ['sAb'stndd] _a.

    1) ;  ,  

    2) _.    
_____

substantial

  [sb'stnSl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , , ; substantial contribution
     ; substantial improvement  

    3) , 

    4) 

    5) 
_____

substantiality

  [sb,stnSI'lItI] _n.   . {. substantial}
_____

substantially

  [sb'stnSlI] _adv.

    1)  ,  ,   

    2) , 
_____

substantiate

  [sb'stnSIeIt] _v.

    1)   , , ; this
    view is substantiated    

    2)   ,  
_____

substantiation

  [sb,stnSI'eISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

substantival

  [,sAbstn'taIvl] _a. _. 
_____

substantive

  ['sAbstntIv]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; substantive rank _.
       

      2) _. 

      *) a substantive motion    (   ..)

    2. _n. _.  
_____

substation

  ['sAb'steISn] _n. _. 
_____

substitute

  ['sAbstItju:t]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ;  (for - -.)

      2) 
_____

substitution

  [,sAbstI'tju:Sn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 

    3) _attr. ; substitution tables  
_____

substrata

  ['sAb'stra:t] _pl.  substratum
_____

substratosphere

  [sAb'strtsfI] _n. 
_____

substratum

  ['sAb'stra:tm] _n. (_pl. -ta)

    1)  

    2) 

    3) 

    4) _. 
_____

substruction

  ['sAb,strAkSn] = substructure
_____

substructure

  ['sAb,strAktS] _n. , 
_____

subsume

  [sb'sju:m] _v.   -. 
_____

subsurface

  ['sAb's:fIs] _a.

    1) ,   

    2) 
_____

subtenant

  ['sAb'tennt] _n. 
_____

subtend

  [sb'tend] _v. _.  (); 
_____

subtense

  [sb'tens] _n. _.     (
  )
_____

subterfuge

  ['sAbtfju:d] _n. ף, 
_____

subterranean

  [,sAbt'reInjn] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ; , 
_____

subterraneous

  [,sAbt'reInjs] = subterranean
_____

subtil

  ['sAtl] _. = subtle
_____

subtile

  ['sAtl] _. = subtle
_____

subtilize

  ['sAtIlaIz] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  (,   ..)

    3)   , 
_____

subtitle

  ['sAb,taItl] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

subtle

  ['sAtl] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) , ,  ( ,   ..)

    3) ޣ; subtle delight ޣ 

    4) ; subtle device  ; subtle fingers
     

    5)  ,  

    6) ; 
_____

subtlety

  ['sAtltI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ,  (, )

    3) ޣ

    4)  

    5) 

    6) 
_____

subtorrid

  ['sAb'tOrId] = subtropical
_____

subtract

  [sb'trkt] _v. _. 
_____

subtraction

  [sb'trkSn] _n. _. 
_____

subtrahend

  ['sAbtrhend] _n. _. 
_____

subtropical

  ['sAb'trOpIkl] _a. 
_____

subulate

  ['sju:bju:leIt] _a. _. 
_____

suburb

  ['sAb:b] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl. , 

    3) _attr. 
_____

suburban

  [s'b:bn]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. , , 

    2. _n.  
_____

suburbanite

  [s'b:bnaIt] _n.  
_____

subvene

  [sb'vi:n] _v. _.   ,   
_____

subvention

  [sb'venSn] _n. , 
_____

subversion

  [sb'v:Sn] _n. , 
_____

subversive

  [sb'v:sIv] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) ; subversive activities  
_____

subvert

  [sAb'v:t] _v. , ; 
_____

subway

  ['sAbweI] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) _.   , 
_____

succeed

  [sk'si:d] _v.

    1)   -., -.; ; the generation that succeeds
    us  

    2): to succeed oneself _.  

    3) ,   (to)

    4)  ,  (in);  ; to succeed in life
      ,  , 
_____

success

  [sk'ses] _n.

    1) , ; to be crowned with success  

    2) ,  ; ,   
    ..; the experiment is a success  ; I count that book among
    my successes  ,    -   ; she was a
    great success as a singer ţ    

    *) nothing succeeds like success _.  ޣ   
    ; success is never blamed _.   
_____

successful

  [sk'sesful] _a.

    1) , ; to be successful  

    2) , 
_____

succession

  [sk'seSn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ; in succession ; a succession of disasters
      

    3) ;  ;  ; in
    succession to smb.   -. , 

    4) _attr.: succession duty   

    *) the Succession States _. ,  
     -
_____

successive

  [sk'sesIv] _a.

    1) 

    2)    , ; it has rained for three
    successive days  ģ   
_____

successor

  [sk'ses] _n. ,  (to, of)
_____

succinct

  [sk'sINkt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

succinite

  ['sAksInaIt] _n. _. ; _. 
_____

succory

  ['sAkrI] _n. 
_____

succotash

  ['sAktS] _n. _.      
_____

succour

  ['sAk]

    1. _n. ,   ֣ 

    2. _v. ,   ,  ( ֣ )
_____

succulence

  ['sAkjulns] _n. , 
_____

succulent

  ['sAkjulnt]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. , 

    2. _n. _. 
_____

succumb

  [s'kAm] _v.

    1) ,  (to); to succumb to temptation 
    

    2)   (-.),  (to -  -.); to succumb to
    pneumonia    ̣
_____

such

  [sAtS]

    1. _a.

      1) ; don't be in such a hurry   ; there are no such
      doings now     ; and such things  
      ; such as )  ; ) , ; her conduct was
      such as might be expected    ,    
      ; ) , ; he will have no books but such as I'll let
      him have     ,  ,   
       ; ) , ; his illness is not such as to cause
      anxiety     أ,  
      ; such that ) , ; his behaviour was such that
      everyone disliked him    ף,    ;
      )  ; he said it in such a way that I couldn't help laughing
         ,       

      2) -; ̣ (  ); allow such an amount
      for food, such an amount for rent and the rest for other things
       -   , -  , 
           

      *) such master, such servant _.  ,   

    2. _pron. _demonstr.

      1) ; such was the agreement   ; and such
      _.   ; as such  ;  ; there are
      no hotels as such in this town      ;
      we note your remarks and in reply to such...    
            ...; such as he is     
      

      2) , ; , ; all such  ; all such as are of my
      opinion...  ,    ...
_____

such-and-such

  ['sAtSnsAtS] _a. -
_____

suchlike

  ['sAtSlaIk] _.

    1. _a. , 

    2. _pron.: and suchlike )   ; )   
_____

suck

  [sAk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to take a suck 

      2) , 

      3)  

      4)  ; to give suck (to)  

      5) _. _. ;  (. suck-in); what a suck
      ( sucks)! !

      6) _. _. 

    2. _v.

      1) ;  (. suck in); the pump sucks  
        

      2): to suck dry , 

      #) suck at , , (  ..); suck in
      ) ,  (.   ..); )  (
      ); ) _. , ; suck out ; to
      suck advantage out of smth.    -.; suck up
      ) ; ; ) _. _.  (to)
_____

suck-up

  ['sAk'Ap] _n. _. _. 
_____

sucked

  [sAkt]

    1. _p-p.  suck 2

    2. _a. 

      *) a sucked orange  
_____

sucker

  ['sAk] _n.

    1) () (.  ӣ  ԣ )

    2) _.   

    3) _. , 

    4) _. 

    5) _. ;  

    6) _.  

    7) _.  
_____

sucking

  ['sAkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  suck 2

    2. _a.

      1)  ( £)

      2) , 

      3) _. 
_____

sucking-pig

  ['sAkINpIg] _n.  ӣ
_____

suckle

  ['sAkl] _v.

    1)  

    2)   

    3) 
_____

suckling

  ['sAklIN] _n.

    1)  £

    2) ()
_____

suction

  ['sAkSn] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) _attr. 
_____

suctorial

  [sAk'tO:rIl] _a. _. ;   
_____

sudatoria

  [,sju:d'tO:rI] _pl.  sudatorium
_____

sudatorium

  [,sju:d'tO:rIm] _n. (_pl. -ria)  ( )
_____

sudd

  [sAd] _n.      ,  
_____

sudden

  ['sAdn]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , ; to be sudden in one's actions 
          

    2. _n. (all) of a sudden, on a sudden , 
_____

suddenly

  ['sAdnlI] _adv. , 
_____

sudoriferous

  [,sju:d'rIfrs] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

sudorific

  [,sju:d'rIfIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _a.  
_____

suds

  [sAdz] _n. _pl.    

    *) to be in the suds _.   ,  
_____

sudsy

  ['sAdzI] _a. , 
_____

sue

  [sju:] _v.

    1)   ;   ( -.);
    to sue a person for libel   -.   

    2)  (to - -.; for -  ޣ-.); to sue to a law-court for
    redress    ; sue out  ( )
_____

suede

  [sweId] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

suet

  [sjuIt] _n.    
_____

suffer

  ['sAf] _v.

    1) ; , ; he suffers from headaches 
       ; to suffer a loss  

    2) , ; to suffer them to come   

    3) , ; I cannot suffer him    

    *) to suffer fools gladly    
_____

sufferance

  ['sAfrns] _n.

    1) , ; it is beyond sufferance  
    

    2) _.  , ; he is here on
    sufferance   
_____

sufferer

  ['sAfr] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

suffering

  ['sAfrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  suffer

    2. _n. 

    3. _a. 
_____

suffice

  [s'faIs] _v.  , ; 

    *) suffice it to say  
_____

sufficiency

  [s'fISnsI] _n. (. a sufficiency) ; 
_____

sufficient

  [s'fISnt]

    1. _a. ; he had not sufficient courage for it    
      

    2. _n. _.  
_____

suffix

  ['sAfIks] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  ()
_____

suffocant

  ['sAfknt]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n.    
_____

suffocate

  ['sAfkeIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

suffocation

  [,sAf'keISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

suffragan

  ['sAfrgn] _n.   (. suffragan bishop)
_____

suffrage

  ['sAfrd] _n.

    1)  ,  ; female suffrage 
      ; universal suffrage   

    2)  ( )

    3) , 

    4) (. _pl.) _. 
_____

suffragette

  [,sAfr'det] _n. 
_____

suffragist

  ['sAfrdIst] _n.   
_____

suffuse

  [s'fju:z] _v.  ();  (, )
_____

suffusion

  [s'fju:n] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  ()
_____

sugar

  ['Sug]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) _. , ; ,   ..

      4) _. 

      5) _. 

      6) _attr. 

    2. _v.

      1) ;  (. _.)

      2) _.   , 
_____

sugar candy

  ['Sug,kndI] _n. 
_____

sugar-basin

  ['Sug,beIsn] _n. 
_____

sugar-beet

  ['Sugbi:t] _n.  ף
_____

sugar-bowl

  ['Sugbul] = sugar-basin
_____

sugar-cane

  ['SugkeIn] _n.  
_____

sugar-coat

  ['Sugkut] _v.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

sugar-daddy

  ['Sug'ddI] _n. _.    , 
   
_____

sugar-loaf

  ['Sugluf] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,  

    3)    أ
_____

sugar-refinery

  ['SugrI,faInrI] _n.  
_____

sugar-tongs

  ['SugtONz] _n.   
_____

sugarplum

  ['SugplAm] _n.  
_____

sugary

  ['SugrI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

suggest

  [s'dest] _v.

    1) , ; I suggest that we should go to the theatre
        ; the architect suggested restoring the
    building    ; he suggested a
    visit to the gallery    

    2) , ;  (); ;  
    ;  , ; does the name suggest nothing to you?
          ?; an idea suggested itself to me
        ; what does this shape suggest to you? 
       ?
_____

suggestibility

  [s,destI'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

suggestible

  [s'destbl] _a.

    1)  

    2)   ۣ
_____

suggestion

  [s'destSn] _n.

    1) , ; to make a suggestion )  ; ) 
    

    2) ͣ, ; there was a suggestion of truth in what he said 
        ; full of suggestion ;
      

    3) ; hypnotic suggestion  
_____

suggestive

  [s'destIv] _a.

    1)  ; this book is very suggestive   
    

    2)   -. ; 
_____

suicidal

  [sjuI'saIdl] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; , ; a suicidal policy 
    
_____

suicide

  ['sjuIsaId]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to commit suicide   

      2) 

      3)  ,    ..   

    2. _v. _.    (. to suicide oneself)
_____

suit

  [sju:t]

    1. _n.

      1)   (. suit of clothes); a suit of dittos 
         ; dress suit   ; a
      two-piece suit   (  )

      2) , 

      3) ;   ; to grant smb.'s suit
       -. ; to make suit to  ; to press
      one's suit   {. . 4)}

      4) ; ; to plead ( to press) one's suit with
      smb. _.  -.  {. . 3)}; to
      prosper in one's suit    

      5) _. , ; to bring ( to institute) a suit against
      smb.   -.; to be at suit 

      6) _. ; to follow suit   ; _. 
      ; ; long (short) suit  () 

      7) , ; in suit with smb.   -.; of a suit
      with ,   -.

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  , ; will that
      time suit you?    ?; to suit oneself  
      ; suit yourself ,   

      2)  , ; meat does not suit me   

      3) ; , ; he is not suited to be (
      for) a teacher     

      4)   

      5) ; to suit the action to the word  
      ;   ;  - 
_____

suitable

  ['sju:tbl] _a. , , 
_____

suitcase

  ['sju:tkeIs] _n.   
_____

suite

  [swi:t] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ; suite of furniture  ; suite of rooms
    )  , ; )   ( )

    3) _. 

    4) _. , 
_____

suited

  ['sju:tId]

    1. _p-p.  suit 2

    2. _a. , , 
_____

suiting

  ['sju:tIN]

    1. _pres-p.  suit 2

    2. _n. ( _pl.)   
_____

suitor

  ['sju:t] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

sulk

  [sAlk]

    1. _n. (. the sulks)  ; to have (a fit of) the
    sulks ;  ; in the sulks   

    2. _v. ;  , , 
_____

sulky

  I ['sAlkI] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) ,  (   ..); a sulky day  

  II ['sAlkI] _n. _.  
_____

sullen

  ['sAln] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) ; ; 

    3)   (   ..)
_____

sully

  ['sAlI] _v. , 
_____

sulpha

  ['sAlf] = sulpha drugs
_____

sulpha drugs

  ['sAlf'drAgz] _n. _pl. _.   
_____

sulphate

  ['sAlfeIt] _n. _. ,   ; sulphate of copper
  (iron, zinc)  (, ) 
_____

sulphide

  ['sAlfaId] _n. _. ,  
_____

sulphite

  ['sAlfaIt] _n. _. ,   
_____

sulphur

  ['sAlf]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ; flowers of sulphur  

      2) -֣ 

      3)    

    2. _a. -֣

    3. _v.  
_____

sulphur-spring

  ['sAlf'sprIN] _n.  
_____

sulphurate

  ['sAlfjureIt] _v.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

sulphureous

  [sAl'fjurIs] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) -֣
_____

sulphuretted

  ['sAlfjuretId] _a. _. ; sulphuretted hydrogen
  
_____

sulphuric

  [sAl'fjurIk] _a. _. ; sulphuric acid  
_____

sulphurize

  ['sAlfraIz] = sulphurate
_____

sulphurous

  ['sAlfrs] _a.

    1) = sulphureous

    2) _. 

    3) , , 
_____

sulphury

  ['sAlfrI] _a.   ; 
_____

sultan

  ['sAltn] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

sultana

  [sAl'ta:n] _n.

    1) ; , ,    

    2) 

    3) [sl'ta:n] ,   
_____

sultanate

  ['sAltnIt] _n. , ,    
_____

sultriness

  ['sAltrInIs] _n. 
_____

sultry

  ['sAltrI] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  (   ..)
_____

sum

  [sAm]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; sum total  

      2) 

      3)  

      4) _pl. ,  ; he is good at sums  ̣ 
      ; sum and substance  ; in sum  , 
      

    2. _v. ,   ( sum up)

      #) sum up , 
_____

sumac

  ['su:mk] = sumach
_____

sumach

  ['su:mk] _n. _. 
_____

summarize

  ['sAmraIz] _v. , ,  
_____

summary

  ['sAmrI]

    1. _n.  , , , 

    2. _a.

      1) , ; summary account  ޣ

      2) , ,     
      

      3) _. , ; summary jurisdiction 
      ; summary court  ; summary punishment
       
_____

summation

  [sA'meISn] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) , 
_____

summer

  I ['sAm]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  , 

      3) _. ; a woman of some twenty summers   

      4) _attr. ; summer camp  ; summer cottage ;
      summer time " " (     ң)
      {. . summer-time}; summer sausage  ޣ 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  () 

  II ['sAm] _n. _. , 
_____

summer lightning

  ['sAm'laItnIN] _n. 
_____

summer school

  ['sAmsku:l] _n.     (   )
_____

summer's day

  ['sAmh'deI] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

summer-house

  ['sAmhaus] _n. 
_____

summer-time

  ['sAmtaIm] (. summertime) _n.  ,  {. . summer I,
  1, 4)}
_____

summer-tree

  ['sAmtri:] = summer II
_____

summerly

  ['sAmlI] _a. 
_____

summersault

  ['sAmsO:lt] = somersault
_____

summerset

  ['sAmset] = somersault
_____

summit

  ['sAmIt] _n.

    1) , ; _. ,  , 

    2)     

    3)    

    4) _attr. _.    ; summit talks 
      ; summit conference ( meeting)  
    ,    
_____

summon

  ['sAmn] _v.

    1)  ( )

    2)   (-.); to summon the garrison to surrender
      

    3)  (  ..)

    4) ,  ( summon up); to summon up courage
      
_____

summons

  ['sAmnz]

    1. _n.

      1)  (.  )

      2)  ; to serve a witness with a summons 
         

      3) _.    (. summons to surrender)

    2. _v.    
_____

sump

  [sAmp] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2) _. ; 

    3) _. , 
_____

sumpter-horse

  ['sAmpthO:s] _n.  
_____

sumption

  ['sAmpSn] _n. _.   ()
_____

sumptuary

  ['sAmptjurI] _a.  ,  
_____

sumptuous

  ['sAmptjus] _a. ; ; ; 
_____

sun

  [sAn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to take ( to shoot) the sun _.  
       ; mock sun _.  

      2)  ;  ; in the sun  ; to bask in
      the sun   ; to take the sun ; to close the
      shutters to shut out the sun  ,   

      3) _.    ; to rise with the sun 
      ; from sun to sun   ()   ()

      4) _. , 

      *) against the sun   ; with the sun  
      ; under the sun   ,   ; to hail (
      to adore) the rising sun    ; his sun is
      rising (is set)    (); a place in the sun
      ԣ ;  ; to hold a candle to the sun
        ,   ; let not the sun go down
      upon your wrath _.     ; the morning
      sun never lasts a day _.     

    2. _v.

      1) ()  ; to sun oneself   

      2)   ;   
_____

sun-and-planet gear

  ['sAnndplnIt'gI] _n. _.  
_____

sun-baked

  ['sAnbeIkt] _a.   
_____

sun-bath

  ['sAnba:] _n.  
_____

sun-blind

  ['sAnblaInd] _n. , , 
_____

sun-blinkers

  ['sAn'blINkz] _n. _pl.    
_____

sun-cult

  ['sAnkAlt] _n.  ,  
_____

sun-cured

  ['sAnkjud] _a.   
_____

sun-dial

  ['sAndaIl] _n.  
_____

sun-dog

  ['sAndOg] _n. _.  
_____

sun-dried

  ['sAndraId] _a.   ; 
_____

sun-hat

  ['sAnht] _n.    
_____

sun-parlour

  ['sAn,pa:l] _n. ̣ ;    
  ,    
_____

sun-spot

  ['sAnspOt] _n.

    1) _.   

    2) 

    3) _attr.: sun-spot activity   
_____

sun-stone

  ['sAnstun] _n. _.  
_____

sun-tan

  ['sAntn] _n. ; to get a sun-tan 
_____

sun-worship

  ['sAn,w:SIp] _n. ,  
_____

sunbeam

  ['sAnbi:m] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.   (. £)
_____

sunburn

  ['sAnb:n] _n. 
_____

sunburnt

  ['sAnb:nt] _a. 
_____

sunburst

  ['sAnb:st] _n.

    1)   ,   - 

    2)       
_____

sundae

  ['sAndeI] _n.    , ,   ..
_____

sunder

  ['sAnd] _v. _. (); , 
_____

sundew

  ['sAndju:] _n. _. 
_____

sundown

  ['sAndaun] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) _.   

    3) _attr.: sundown party  
_____

sundowner

  ['sAn,daun] _n.

    1) _. , ,  
    

    2) _.  ,  
_____

sundry

  ['sAndrI]

    1. _a. , ; to talk of sundry matters   
    

    2. _n.

      1) _pl.  , 

      2): all and sundry      ;  
      
_____

sunflower

  ['sAn,flau] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; sunflower seeds ; to nibble sunflower
    seeds  
_____

sung

  [sAN] _p-p.  sing 1
_____

sunk

  [sANk]

    1. _p-p.  sink 2

    2. _a.

      1)  ; ֣, ; sunk fence   
      

      2) _.   ; I'm sunk , 
_____

sunken

  ['sANkn] _a.

    1) ; ֣; sunken rock  ; sunken
    battery _. ,   

    2) 

    3) , ; sunken cheeks  ݣ; sunken eyes 
    
_____

sunlight

  ['sAnlaIt] _n.  
_____

sunlit

  ['sAnlIt] _a. ݣ 
_____

sunn

  [sAn] _n. _.   (. sunn hemp)
_____

sunny

  ['sAnI] _a.

    1) , ݣ 

    2) , ӣ; sunny disposition  ; to
    look on the sunny side of things    , 
    

    *) she is on the sunny side of forty (fifty, etc.)  ݣ  
    (  ..) ()
_____

sunproof

  ['sAnpru:f] _a.

    1)    

    2)    
_____

sunrise

  ['sAnraIz] _n.  ;  
_____

sunset

  ['sAnset] _n.

    1)  ; ;  

    2) , ;   (  ..)

    3) _attr. ; _. 
_____

sunshade

  ['sAnSeId] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) , 
_____

sunshine

  ['sAnSaIn] _n.

    1)  ; in the sunshine  

    2)  

    3) , ; 

    4)  ,   ..
_____

sunstroke

  ['sAnstruk] _n.  
_____

sun-up

  ['sAn'Ap] _n. _.  
_____

sunward

  ['sAnwd]

    1. _a. ݣ  

    2. _adv.    
_____

sunwards

  ['sAnwdz] = sunward 2
_____

sunwise

  ['sAnwaIz] _adv.   
_____

sup

  [sAp]

    1. _n. 

      *) neither bite nor sup  ,  

    2. _v.

      1) ̣, ̣; to sup sorrow  

      2) _. ; to sup on ( off)    -.
_____

super

  ['sju:p]

    1. _n. _.

      1) (_.  supernumerary) _. 

      2)    

      3) (_.  superintendent) , 

      4)  

      5) . super-film

    2. _a. _.

      1) , , 

      2) ,   ,   ..; super
      secrecy 
_____

super-

  ['sju:p] _pref. -, -; supernatural ;
  superimpose 
_____

super-film

  ['sju:p'fIlm] _n. _. 
_____

superannuate

  [,sju:p'rnjueIt] _v.

    1)        
    

    2)    ( )

    3) ;   
_____

superannuated

  [,sju:p'rnjueItId]

    1. _p-p.  superannuate

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)   

      3) _. 
_____

superannuation

  [,sju:p,rnju'eISn] _n.

    1)   ;   

    2)  ,   
_____

superb

  [sju:'p:b] _a. , , ; ,
  
_____

superbomb

  ['sju:pbOm] _n.  
_____

supercargo

  ['sju:p,ka:gu] _n. (_pl. -oes ['sju:p,ka:guz]) _. 
_____

supercharge

  ['sju:ptSa:d] _v. _.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

supercharger

  ['sju:p,tSa:d] _n. _. ,  
_____

superciliary

  [,sju:p'sIlIrI] _a. _. , 
_____

supercilious

  [,sju:p'sIlIs] _a. , , 
_____

superconductivity

  [,sjup,kOndAk'tIvItI] _n. _. 
_____

supercool

  ['sju:pku:l] _v. ()
_____

superelevation

  [,sju:pr,elI'veISn] _n.

    1) _. ߣ  (  )

    2)     

    3) _.    ģ  
_____

supererogation

  [,sju:pr,er'geISn] _n.   ; 
  
_____

supererogatory

  [,sju:pre'rOgtrI] _a.   ; ,
  
_____

superette

  [,sju:p'ret] _n.   
_____

superfatted

  ['sju:p'ftId] _a.  (   ..)
_____

superficial

  [,sju:p'fISl] _a.

    1) , , ; superficial knowledge
     

    2) _. , 
_____

superficiality

  [,sju:p,fISI'lItI] _n. 
_____

superficies

  [,sju:p'fISi:z] _n. (_pl.  .)

    1) 

    2) , 

    3)  
_____

superfine

  ['sju:p'faIn] _a.

    1)  ޣ;  

    2)  ; 
_____

superfluidity

  ['sju:pflu:'IdItI] _n. _. 
_____

superfluity

  [,sju:p'flu:ItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3) (. _pl.) 
_____

superfluous

  [sju:'p:flus] _a. , , 
_____

superfortress

  [,sju:p'fO:trIs] _n. _.   
_____

superheat

  ['sju:phi:t]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

superheater

  ['sju:p,hi:t] _n. _. 
_____

superheterodyne

  ['sju:p'hetrdaIn] _n. _. ; 
  ɣ
_____

superhuman

  [,sju:p'hju:mn] _a. 
_____

superimpose

  ['sju:prIm'puz] _v.  (  )
_____

superincumbent

  [,sju:prIn'kAmbnt] _a.

    1) ,  ( ޣ-.)

    2)  ( -.)
_____

superinduce

  [,sju:prIn'dju:s] _v.  , 
_____

superintend

  [,sju:prIn'tend] _v.

    1) , , 

    2)  ( -.); 
_____

superintendence

  [,sju:prIn'tendns] _n. , ; 
_____

superintendent

  [,sju:prIn'tendnt] _n.

    1) , , 

    2)    (   )
_____

superior

  [sju:'pIrI]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , ,  ; made of superior cloth
          ; a very superior man 
      

      3) ; ; superior forces  ;
      superior strength  

      4) , 

      5) _.    ; superior wings 
      ( )

      6) _.    ,  

      7) _. 

      *) to be superior to )  ,  (-.); )  
      (-.); to be superior to prejudice   

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  ; he has no superior in wit   
      ģ  

      3) (); Father Superior ; Mother Superior
      

      4) _.  
_____

superioress

  [sju:'pIrIrIs] _n. _.   ()
_____

superiority

  [sju:,pIrI'OrItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _attr.: superiority complex _.   
    ,  
_____

superiorly

  [sju:'pIrIlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

superlative

  [sju:'p:ltIv]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; a superlative chapter in the history of
      architecture     

      2) _.  ( )

    2. _n.

      1) , ,  

      2) _.  

      3) _.      

      *) to speak in superlatives 
_____

superlunary

  [,sju:p'lu:nrI] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) 
_____

superman

  ['sju:pmn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  
_____

supermarket

  ['sju:p,ma:kIt] _n.   , 
_____

supermundane

  [,sju:p'mAndeIn] _a. ;    
_____

supernaculum

  [,sju:p'nkjulm] _. _adv.    ( )
_____

supernal

  [sju:'p:nl] _a. _. , ; supernal loveliness
   
_____

supernatant

  [,sju:p'neItnt] _a. _. ,   
_____

supernatural

  [,sju:p'ntSrl] _a. 
_____

supernormal

  ['sju:p'nO:ml] _a.   ( ,   ..);
  supernormal pupil ң 
_____

supernumerary

  [,sju:p'nju:mrrI]

    1. _n.

      1)  ;  

      2) _. ()

    2. _a. , ; 
_____

superphosphate

  [,sju:p'fOsfeIt] _n. _. 
_____

superpose

  ['sju:p'puz] _v.  (   )
_____

superposition

  ['sju:pp'zISn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

superpower

  ['sju:p,pau] _n.

    1) ,    

    2) ;      
_____

superprofit

  [,sju:p'prOfIt] _n. 
_____

superrealism

  [,sju:p'rIlIzm] = surrealism
_____

supersaturate

  [,sju:p'stSreIt] _v.  ()
_____

superscribe

  ['sju:p'skraIb] _v. ; ;   
_____

superscription

  [,sju:p'skrIpSn] _n.  ( ޣ-.); 
_____

supersede

  [,sju:p'si:d] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) ;  (أ-.) 
_____

supersensible

  ['sju:p'sensbl] _a. 
_____

supersonic

  ['sju:p'sOnIk] _a. , 
_____

supersound

  ['sju:psaund] _n. _. 
_____

superstition

  [,sju:p'stISn] _n. ,  
_____

superstitious

  [,sju:p'stISs] _a. 
_____

superstrata

  [,sju:p'streIt] _pl.  superstratum
_____

superstratum

  [,sju:p'streItm] _n. (_pl. -ta) _.    
_____

superstructure

  ['sju:p,strAktS] _n.

    1) ;    

    2) _. 

    3) ̣  ()

    4)   (_-. )

    5) _.  
_____

supertax

  ['sju:ptks] _n.   
_____

supervacaneous

  [,sju:pv'keInjs] _a. , 
_____

supervene

  [,sju:p'vi:n] _v.    -.;   -.,
    -.
_____

supervenient

  [,sju:p'vi:nInt] _a.   -.;    
       
_____

supervention

  [,sju:p'venSn] _n.     -.,  -.;
    ..,    
_____

supervise

  ['sju:pvaIz] _v. ,  ( -.); ; 
_____

supervising

  ['sju:pvaIzIN]

    1. _pres-p.  supervise

    2. _a. ,  ( -., -.); supervising
    instructor  
_____

supervision

  [,sju:p'vIn] _n. , ; ; under the
  supervision of smb.   -.;  ,  
  -.;  -. 
_____

supervisor

  ['sju:pvaIz] _n.

    1) , ; ̣

    2)  
_____

supervisory

  [,sju:p'vaIzrI] _a. , ; a supervisory body
   
_____

supine

  I [sju:'paIn] _a.

    1)  

    2) , 

    3) , , 

  II ['sju:paIn] _n. _. 
_____

supper

  ['sAp] _n. 
_____

supplant

  [s'pla:nt] _v. , ;  (أ-.)  (.
  )
_____

supple

  ['sApl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; supple leather  ; supple mind  

      2) , ; supple horse   

      3) ; 

    2. _v. () , 
_____

supple-jack

  ['sApldk] _n.

    1)     ,   
    

    2)     
_____

supplement

  1. _n. ['sAplImnt]

    1) , ; 

    2) _.  

  2. _v. ['sAplIment] , 
_____

supplemental

  [,sAplI'mentl] = supplementary
_____

supplementary

  [,sAplI'mentrI] _a. ; supplementary angle = supplement 1,
  2); supplementary estimates   
_____

suppliant

  ['sAplInt]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. 
_____

supplicant

  ['sAplIknt] = suppliant
_____

supplicate

  ['sAplIkeIt] _v. , 
_____

supplication

  [,sAplI'keISn] _n. , 
_____

supplicatory

  ['sAplIktrI] _a. , 
_____

supply

  I [s'plaI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _pl. , ,  (.  )

      3) 

      4) _. 

      5) _pl.  ()

      6) _pl. ģ  

      7)   (., )

      8) _. , , , 

      9) _attr. , ; ; supply canal 
      ; supply pressure _.   ; supply ship, supply
      train  ..  

      10) _attr.: Supply Day    ()
         

    2. _v.

      1)  (with)

      2) ; ; 

      3) ,  ();  ()

      4) ; to supply the place of smb.  -.

      5) _. ,  (., ); 

  II ['sAplI] _adv.   . {. supple 1}
_____

support

  [s'pO:t]

    1. _n.

      1) ; in support of  ; to speak in support
      of... , ...; to lend ( to give) support (to)
       ; price supports _. , 
       

      2)  ()

      3) , 

      4)   ; without means of support   
      

      5) _.  ; ; 

      6) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) ; , 

      2) ,  ();  (., );
      to support an institution   

      3) , ; 

      4) ; 

      5) , 

      6) _. _.  ()
_____

supporter

  [s'pO:t] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3) _.      
_____

supporting

  [s'pO:tIN]

    1. _pres-p.  support 2

    2. _a.

      1) , ; supporting point  

      2) _. _. ; supporting actor ԣ
       ; supporting programme ,  
        
_____

suppose

  [s'puz] _v.

    1) , , , ; I suppose so ,
     ; what do you suppose this means?  , -,
    ?

    2)    

    3)  _imp.  : suppose we go to the theatre!  
        ?

    4) _pass. to be supposed (c _inf.)  ̣ ,
      ..; she is not supposed to do the cooking 
        ţ 
_____

supposed

  [s'puzd]

    1. _p-p.  suppose

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

supposedly

  [s'puzIdlI] _adv.   ; 
_____

supposing

  [s'puzIN]

    1. _pres-p.  suppose

    2. _cj.  (); , ...; , ...; supposing it
    were true, how we should laugh!    ,    
    !; always supposing  , ...
_____

supposition

  [,sAp'zISn] _n. ; on the supposition of smth. 
  -.,   -.; on this supposition, on the supposition
  that... , ...
_____

suppositional

  [,sAp'zISnl] _a. , 
_____

supposititious

  [s,pOzI'tISs] _a. , , ; Σ
_____

suppository

  [s'pOzItrI] _n. _. , 
_____

suppress

  [s'pres] _v.

    1) ; ; to suppress a yawn  

    2)  (  ..)

    3)  (); ,    (  ..)

    4) ,  (  ..)
_____

suppression

  [s'preSn] _n.

    1)   . {. suppress}

    2): suppression of civic rights _.   
_____

suppurate

  ['sApjureIt] _v. 
_____

suppuration

  [,sApju'reISn] _n. 
_____

supra

  ['sju:pr] _. _adv. ,  ( ,   ..)
_____

supremacy

  [sju'premsI] _n.

    1) ;  ; Act of Supremacy _.  
        

    2) 
_____

supreme

  [sju:'pri:m]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) (the Supreme) 

      3)   (-.)

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; Supreme Soviet of the USSR  
      

      2) ; ; supreme courage  

      3) , , ; at the supreme moment 
      ,  
_____

sura

  ['sjur] = surah
_____

surah

  ['sjur] _. _n.  ( )
_____

surcease

  [s:'si:s] _.

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. ()
_____

surcharge

  1. _n. ['s:tSa:d]

    1)  , 

    2) ,  ( )

    3)  

    4) , 

    5) ,   

    6)  ( )

  2. _v. [s:'tSa:d]

    1) 

    2) ;  ( )

    3)      

    4)    

    5)  ()
_____

surcingle

  ['s:,sINgl]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

surd

  [s:d]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  

      2) _.  

    2. _a.

      1) _. 

      2) _. 
_____

sure

  [Su]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; ģ, ; a sure method 
      ; sure shot  

      2) _predic. ; be sure to ( and) tell me 
       ,    ; he is sure to come 
       ģ

      3) ; sure of ģ ; sure of oneself ;
      to feel sure (that)   ()

      *) well, I am sure!   !; !; sure thing! !,
      !; to be sure , ; a sure draw ) , 
         ; ) ,   
      ,   -. ,  ; for sure
      ) ; ) , ; to make sure of ( that)
      )   ( ޣ-.); ) , ;
      ) ;  (of); I must make sure of a house for winter
          أ  ; sure bind, sure find _.
       ң,  ģ

    2. _adv.

      1): sure enough , ;  ; as sure as
      , 

      2) .  : I sure am sorry about it    
      

      3) _. _. , ,  (  
      )

      *) as sure as eggs is eggs ,    ; as sure as
      a gun _. ; as sure as fate ( as death) 

    3. _int. !
_____

sure-fire

  ['Su,faI] _a. _. , , ģ
_____

sure-footed

  ['Su'futId] _a. ,   (. _.)
_____

surely

  ['SulI] _adv.

    1) , ; he will surely fail   
    

    2) ; surely I've met you before somewhere  
    -  

    3) ף, ; ģ; slowly but surely ,  ; to
    know full surely ף 

    4) (. _.) _. ,  ( )
_____

surety

  ['SurtI] _n.

    1) ; to stand surety for smb.  -.  ;
      -.

    2) , , , 

    3) _. ; of a surety , 
_____

surf

  [s:f]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v. _.  
_____

surface

  ['s:fIs]

    1. _n.

      1) ; an uneven surface  

      2) ; he looks at the surface only   
          ; on the surface 

      3) _. 

      4) _attr. ; ; surface politeness 
      

    2. _v.

      1)  ; ԣ

      2)    (  )

      3)  
_____

surface mail

  ['s:fIsmeIl] _n.   (   )
_____

surface-car

  ['s:fIs'ka:] _n. _.   (   
      )
_____

surface-man

  ['s:fIsmn] _n.

    1) _-.  

    2) _.   
_____

surface-tension

  ['s:fIs,tenSn] _n. _.  
_____

surface-to-air

  ['s:fIstu'E] _a.: surface-to-air (guided) missile _.  
  " - "
_____

surface-to-surface

  ['s:fIst's:fIs] _a.: surface-to-surface (guided) missile _.
    " - "
_____

surface-water

  ['s:fIs,wO:t] _n. _.  ,  
_____

surfeit

  ['s:fIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  (.    )

      2) , ; a surfeit of advice   

      3) 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) () (with)

      3) 
_____

surfing

  ['s:fIN] = surf-riding
_____

surf-riding

  ['s:f,raIdIN] _n. _. 
_____

surge

  [s:d]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; ; a surge of anger  

      2) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  ( )

      3)  (. _.)

      4) _. 

      #) surge forward  ң
_____

surgeon

  ['s:dn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , - ,   
_____

surgeoncy

  ['s:dnsI] _n.   
_____

surgery

  ['s:drI] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ɣ   
_____

surgical

  ['s:dIkl] _a. ; surgical treatment 
  ; surgical fever  ; surgical bag
   ; surgical boot  
_____

surly

  ['s:lI] _a. , ; 
_____

surma

  ['sum] _. _n. 
_____

surmise

  1. _n. ['s:maIz] , , 

  2. _v. [s:'maIz] , ,  
_____

surmount

  [s:'maunt] _v.

    1) ; to surmount difficulties (an obstacle) 
     ()

    2) (. _pass.) ; peaks surmounted with snow
      
_____

surmountable

  [s:'mauntbl] _a. 
_____

surmullet

  [s:'mAlIt] _n.  ()
_____

surname

  ['s:neIm] _n. 
_____

surpass

  [s:'pa:s] _v.

    1) ,  (in)

    2) 
_____

surpassing

  [s:'pa:sIN]

    1. _pres-p.  surpass

    2. _a. , 
_____

surplice

  ['s:pls] _n. _. 
_____

surplice-fee

  ['s:pls'fi:] _n. ,     
  ,   ..
_____

surplus

  ['s:pls]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a.

      1) , ; ; surplus kit _. _.
        

      2) _. _. ; surplus value  
_____

surplusage

  ['s:plsId] _n. , 
_____

surprise

  [s'praIz]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to my great surprise    ; to
      show surprise 

      2) , 

      3)  ; by surprise ; to take smb. by
      surprise  -. 

      4) _attr. , ; a surprise visit 
      ; surprise effect  ; surprise attack 
      

    2. _v.

      1) , ; I am surprised at you   ; I
      shouldn't be surprised if...     , ...

      2)  ;    ; I
      surprised him in the act      

      3): to surprise smb. into doing smth.  -. 
      -. (   ..); to surprise a person into a
      confession    -.,   
_____

surprising

  [s'praIzIN]

    1. _pres-p.  surprise 2

    2. _a. ; , 
_____

surprisingly

  [s'praIzINlI] _adv. , ; 
_____

surra

  ['su:r] _n. _. 
_____

surrealism

  [s'rIlIzm] _n. _. 
_____

surrebutter

  [,sArI'bAt] _n. _.     
_____

surrejoinder

  [,sArI'dOInd] _n. _.      
_____

surrender

  [s'rend]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  ( -.)

      3) _attr.: surrender value ,  , 
        

    2. _v.

      1) (); to surrender at discretion   
      

      2) , ; to surrender one's bail   ,
         

      3) (. _refl.) , ; to surrender (oneself)
      to despair   ; to surrender (oneself) over to smb.'s
      influence   أ-. 

      4) ; to surrender hope   ; to
      surrender a right   
_____

surreptitious

  [,sArp'tISs] _a. ;  , ; surreptitious
  look  ; by surreptitious methods  
_____

surrey

  ['sArI] _n. _. _. ̣  
_____

surrogate

  ['sArgIt]

    1. _n.

      1)  (. )

      2) , 

      3) _.       

    2. _v. ; 
_____

surround

  [s'raund] _v. ; 
_____

surrounding

  [s'raundIN]

    1. _pres-p.  surround

    2. _a. , 
_____

surroundings

  [s'raundINz] _n. _pl.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

surtax

  ['s:tks]

    1. _n.   

    2. _v.    
_____

surveillance

  [s:'veIlns] _n. ,  (   ޣ-.); under
  surveillance   (. )
_____

survey

  1. _n. ['s:veI]

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) ; 

    4) ޣ  

    5) , ߣ; ; aerial survey ߣ

    6) (Survey) ,     ,
       ( )

    7) _attr. ; a survey course in history   
    

  2. _v. [s:'veI]

    1) , ;   -. ; to survey the
    situation   

    2)  

    3) 

    4)   ߣ; 

    5)    
_____

survey vessel

  [s:'veI,vesl] _n.  
_____

surveyor

  [s:'veI] _n.

    1) ; , ; 

    2) ; surveyor of weights and measures ̣   

    3) _. _.  
_____

survival

  [s'vaIvl] _n.

    1) ; the survival of the fittest _.  

    2) 
_____

survive

  [s'vaIv] _v.

    1)  (,    ..); he survived his wife
    for many years       ; to survive one's
    usefulness  , 

    2) , , 

    3)   ;  ; ; the custom
    still survives   ݣ 
_____

survivor

  [s'vaIv] _n.   , 
_____

susceptibility

  [s,sept'bIlItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3) _pl. ,  
_____

susceptible

  [s'septbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  (to); 

    3) 

    4) _predic. ;  (of); a theory susceptible of
    proof   
_____

susceptive

  [s'septIv] _a. ; 
_____

suslik

  ['sAslIk] _. _n. 
_____

suspect

  1. _n. ['sAspekt]    

  2. _a. _predic. ['sAspekt] ; 

  3. _v. [ss'pekt]

    1) ; to suspect smb. of smth.  -.  ޣ-.

    2)   ,  ; I suspect the authenticity
    of the document     

    3) , , ; you are pretty tired after your
    journey, I suspect  ,     
_____

suspend

  [ss'pend] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ; ; () ; to suspend
    judgement  ; to suspend one's judgement
      ; to suspend payment  

    3)  ,   ..; to suspend a student
      
_____

suspended

  [ss'pendId]

    1. _p-p.  suspend

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3) ; suspended sentence _.  

      4) _. ; suspended matter 
_____

suspender

  [ss'pend] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl. _. , 
_____

suspense

  [ss'pens] _n.

    1) , ̣; ;  ;
    ۣ; the question is in suspense  ݣ  ۣ

    2)  , 
_____

suspension

  [ss'penSn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; ;  ; suspension of arms
    _.  

    3) _.   (. suspension of payment(s));
    

    4) _.  ; 

    5) _attr. , ; suspension bridge  
_____

suspension points

  [ss'penSn'pOInts] _n. 
_____

suspensive

  [ss'pensIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

suspensory

  [ss'pensrI] _.

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n.  ; 
_____

suspicion

  [ss'pISn] _n.

    1) ; his character is above suspicion   ; on
    suspicion  

    2) (a suspicion) ; , 
_____

suspicious

  [ss'pISs] _a. 
_____

suspire

  [ss'paI] _v. . _. 
_____

sustain

  [ss'teIn] _v.

    1) , 

    2) , ; to sustain life  ; to
    sustain a conversation  

    3) , ; ; to sustain injuries 
    ; to sustain a loss  

    4) , , ; the court sustained his
    claim     ; to sustain a theory ,
     

    5)  (,   ..)
_____

sustained

  [ss'teInd]

    1. _p-p.  sustain

    2. _a. , ; sustained effort  ;
    sustained fire  ; sustained defence 
    
_____

sustaining

  [ss'teInIN]

    1. _pres-p.  sustain

    2. _a.

      1) , ; sustaining power ,
      ; sustaining program ,  
        

      2) , 
_____

sustenance

  ['sAstInns] _n.

    1)   

    2) ; 

    3) 

    4) , 
_____

sustention

  [ss'tenSn] _n. ;     
_____

sustentive

  [ss'tentIv] _a. ,  ; 
_____

susurration

  [,sju:s'reISn] _n. _.

    1) ۣ

    2) ̣ 
_____

sutler

  ['sAtl] _n. 
_____

suttee

  ['sAti:] _. _n.

    1)       

    2) ,      
_____

suture

  ['sju:tS]

    1. _n.

      1) _. _. 

      2) _.  

      3)    

    2. _v. _.  , 
_____

suzerain

  ['su:zreIn] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)  
_____

suzerainty

  ['su:zreIntI] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

svelte

  [svelt] _a. ,  ( )
_____

swab

  [swOb]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. 

      3) _. ; to take a swab  

      4) _. _.  

      5) _. 

      6) _. ݣ 

      7) _. ; 

    2. _v.   (. swab down);   (. swab up)
_____

swabber

  ['swOb] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

swaddle

  ['swOdl]

    1. _n. = swaddling-clothes

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ()

      2) _. 
_____

swaddling-bands

  ['swOdlINbndz] = swaddling-clothes
_____

swaddling-clothes

  ['swOdlINkluz] _n.

    1) _pl. , ̣

    2)   ; 

    3) , 

    *) still in swaddling-clothes, hardly ( just) out of
    swaddling-clothes ݣ     
_____

swag

  [swg] _n. _sl.

    1)  ; 

    2) , ,   ԣ

    3) _. , 
_____

swage

  [sweId] _.

    1. _n.

      1)  ;  ; 

      2) 

    2. _v.    
_____

swagger

  ['swg]

    1. _n.

      1)     ,   ..

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)     (. swagger about, swagger in,
      swagger out); ; 

      2)  (about)

    3. _a. _. , , 
_____

swagger-cane

  ['swgkeIn] _n.  
_____

swagger-stick

  ['swgstIk] = swagger-cane
_____

swaggerer

  ['swgr] _n.

    1) 

    2) ݣ
_____

swain

  [sweIn] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)  (  )

    3) _. 
_____

swale

  [sweIl] _n. _.  
_____

swallow

  I ['swOlu]

    1. _n.

      1) ; at a swallow  ; 

      2) 

      3) 

      4) 

    2. _v.

      1) , ; to swallow words  ,
       

      2)  (. swallow up)

      3) ; to swallow an insult  

      4)   

      *) to swallow one's words    

  II ['swOlu] _n. 

    *) one swallow does not make a summer _.   ݣ 
     
_____

swallow dive

  ['swOludaIv] _n.    
_____

swallow-tail

  ['swOluteIl] _n.

    1)  

    2) (. _pl.) _.  (. swallow-tailed coat)
_____

swam

  [swm] _p.  swim 2
_____

swamp

  [swOmp]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _attr. ; ; swamp fever ; swamp ore
        , 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) (. _p-p.) ,  (,  
      ..)

      3) (. _p-p.) 
_____

swamper

  ['swOmp] _n. _.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

swampy

  ['swOmpI] _a. 
_____

swan

  [swOn] _n.

    1) ; black swan ޣ ; _. , 
    ; mute swan -; whooping swan -

    2) (Swan) _.  

    3) , ; the Swan of Avon 
_____

swan song

  ['swOnsON] _n.  
_____

swan's-down

  ['swOnzdaun] _n.

    1)  

    2) ԣ  

    3)     ޣ
_____

swan-shot

  ['swOnSOt] _n.  
_____

swan-skin

  ['swOnskIn] _n.    
_____

swank

  [swNk] _.

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) 
_____

swanky

  ['swNkI] _a. _. , , 
_____

swannery

  ['swOnrI] _n.   
_____

swap

  [swOp] = swop
_____

sward

  [swO:d]

    1. _n. ; ģ

    2. _v.  ģ, ;  
_____

sware

  [swE] _. _p.  swear 2
_____

swarf

  [swO:f] _n.   
_____

swarm

  I [swO:m]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2)  

      3) ( _pl.) , 

    2. _v.

      1) ; to swarm over the position _. 
       

      2)  (with)

      3) 

  II [swO:m] _v. ,  (. swarm up)
_____

swart

  [swO:t] _. = swarthy
_____

swarthy

  ['swO:I] _a. ; ԣ
_____

swash

  [swOS]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ,  

      3) 

      4)  

    2. _v.

      1) ()

      2)   

      3) , 
_____

swashbuckler

  ['swOS,bAkl] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

swasher

  ['swOS] = swashbuckler
_____

swashing

  ['swOSIN]

    1. _pres-p.  swash 2

    2. _a.  ( )
_____

swastika

  ['swOstIk] _n. 
_____

swat

  [swOt]

    1. _n. ; , 

    2. _v. ; ̣, ; to swat a fly  
_____

swatch

  [swOtS] _n. (. _.)  ()
_____

swath

  [swO:] _n.

    1)   , , 

    2) _.  ; to cut a wide swath _. ,
    ; ,    
_____

swathe

  [sweI]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) , , 
_____

swatter

  ['swOt] _n.    (. fly swatter)
_____

sway

  [sweI]

    1. _n.

      1) , , 

      2) , ; 

    2. _v.

      1) (), (); to sway to and fro )  
        ; )     ( )

      2)   ( -., -.);  (-.  -.);
      he is not to be swayed by argument or entreaty   
       ,  

      3) _. ; ; to sway the sceptre 

      4) _. , ;   
      
_____

sway-beam

  ['sweIbi:m] _n. _. 
_____

swear

  [swE]

    1. _n. _.

      1) 

      2) ; 

    2. _v. (swore, _. sware; sworn)

      1) ; ; to swear an oath  ; to swear
      allegiance   

      2)    ; to swear a charge ( accusation)
      against smb.   -. 

      3)   (to -  ޣ-.);    (.
      swear in); to swear a person to secrecy (fact)  -.
          (  ); to swear (in)
      a witness    

      4) ;  (at - -.); 

      #) swear by )  -.; ) _.   
      -.,  -.;   -.; he swears
      by quinine for malaria      
      ; swear in       ;
      swear off _.  ; to swear off drink   
      ; swear to   

      *) it is enough to make smb. swear  ,  
      -.  ; (not) enough to swear by  ;
       
_____

swear-word

  ['swEw:d] _n. ,  
_____

sweat

  [swet]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; in a sweat   ; all of a sweat  
       {. . 4)}

      2) 

      3) _. ֣ 

      4) _. , ; all of a sweat  
       {. . 1)}

      5) ,     ( 
      -.)

      *) in ( by) the sweat of one's brow ( face)    

    2. _v.

      1) ; to sweat blood   ; to sweat with
      fear     

      2)  ; to sweat a horse  

      3) _. , "" ( -.)

      4) _. 

      5) ; ;    

      6)  ; ;  ( )

      7) _. _.    

      8) _.  (in, on)

      #) sweat out ) _. ; ; ) ; to
      sweat out a cold ,    ; ) _.
       ( )
_____

sweat shirt

  ['swet'S:t] _n.   
_____

sweat suit

  ['swetsju:t] _n. _.  
_____

sweat-band

  ['swetbnd] _n.    
_____

sweat-box

  ['swetbOks] _n. _. 
_____

sweat-cloth

  ['swetklO] _n. 
_____

sweat-gland

  ['swetglnd] _n. _.  
_____

sweat-shop

  ['swetSOp] _n. ,     
_____

sweated

  ['swetId]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  sweat 2

    2. _a.

      1)     ; sweated industry
       ,     

      2)   ,  
       
_____

sweater

  I ['swet] _n. 

  II ['swet] _n. 
_____

sweater girl

  ['swetg:l] _n. _.    
_____

sweating system

  ['swetIN,sIstIm] _n.  ;  
_____

sweaty

  ['swetI] _a. 
_____

swede

  [swi:d] _n. _. 
_____

sweeny

  ['swi:nI] _n. _. _.   (.  -  )
_____

sweep

  [swi:p]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) ; a regular little sweep  £

      3) _pl. 

      4) _. 

      5) ;  

      6) , 

      7) , 

      8) , ; 

      9) , ̣

      10) ; ;  (); the graceful sweep of draperies
        

      11) _. . sweepstake(s)

      12)  

      13) 

      14)  

      15)   

      16)  ()

      17) _. 

      *) as black as a sweep ޣ  ; to make a clean sweep of
      smth. ,    -.

    2. _v. (swept)

      1) , , , ; to sweep a chimney 
      ; to sweep (out) a room  ; to sweep the seas
          {. . 5)}

      2) , , ;  () (. sweep away,
      sweep off, sweep down); he was swept off his feet by a wave 
         ; {. . *)}; to sweep away slavery 
      

      3)  (. sweep along, sweep away); he swept his audience
      along with him  ̣  ; to sweep a constituency
        

      4) , ; a deadly fear swept over him  
       

      5) , ,  (. sweep along, sweep over); the
      cavalry swept down the valley    ; to
      sweep the seas      {. . 1)}

      6) ;  ; he swept the valley  
       

      7) ,  (); to sweep one's hand across one's
      face    

      8) , 

      9)  

      10)   ; ()

      11)   

      12) _. 

      13) _. , 

      *) to be swept off one's feet  , ޣ,
      ң (-.) {. . 2)}; to sweep all before one
        
_____

sweep-net

  ['swi:pnet] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

sweeping

  ['swi:pIN]

    1. _pres-p.  sweep 2

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _pl. 

    3. _a.

      1) ;   ; sweeping changes  

      2) , 

      3)   , ; sweeping statements 
      
_____

sweepstake

  ['swi:psteIk] _n.   , 
_____

sweepstakes

  ['swi:psteIks] _n.   , 
_____

sweet

  [swi:t]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) ; ; sweet butter ̣ ; sweet water
       ; is the milk sweet?   ?; to keep the room
      sweet   

      4) , 

      5) ; ; sweet one ,  ( )

      6) ; ; sweet disposition  ; sweet face
       ; sweet words  

      7) , 

      8)  ( )

      *) to have a sweet tooth  ԣ; at one's own sweet will 
      , ; to be sweet on smb. _.  ̣ 
      -.

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) (. _pl.)  ( )

      3) ,  

      4) _pl. ; the sweets of life  

      5) (. _pl.) 

      6) (.  ) , ; ; ; ,
      
_____

sweet bay

  ['swi:t'beI] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

sweet oil

  ['swi:t'OIl] _n. ,  
_____

sweet pea

  ['swi:tpi:] _n. _.  
_____

sweet-briar

  ['swi:t'braI] = sweet-brier
_____

sweet-brier

  ['swi:t'braI] _n.  
_____

sweet-scented

  ['swi:t'sentId] _a. 
_____

sweet-shop

  ['swi:tSOp] _n. 
_____

sweet-stuff

  ['swi:tstAf] _n. , 
_____

sweet-tempered

  ['swi:t'tempd] _a. ,   
_____

sweet-william

  ['swi:t'wIljm] _n. _.  
_____

sweetbread

  ['swi:tbred] _n.     ̣, Σ  ..,
    
_____

sweeten

  ['swi:tn] _v.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) 

    4) , 

    5) 

    6) _.  
_____

sweetening

  ['swi:tnIN]

    1. _pres-p.  sweeten

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) ,   
_____

sweetheart

  ['swi:tha:t] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ,  ( )
_____

sweetie

  ['swi:tI] _n. _.

    1) = sweetheart (.  )

    2) 
_____

sweeting

  ['swi:tIN] _n.

    1)   

    2) _. = sweetheart
_____

sweetish

  ['swi:tIS] _a. 
_____

sweetly

  ['swi:tlI] _adv.   . {. sweet 1}; sweetly pretty _.
  
_____

sweetmeat

  ['swi:tmi:t] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _pl.  
_____

sweety

  ['swi:tI] _n. 
_____

swell

  [swel]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; the swell of the ground ,
      ()

      2) , 

      3) , 

      4) , 

      5)     

      6) _. ݣ;  

      7) _.  , 

      *) to come the heavy swell over smb. _.   -.

    2. _a. _.

      1) ; 

      2) _. , ; some swell fellows 
      ; swell society  

    3. _v. (swelled [sweld]; swollen)

      1) (); 

      2) (); ; ; ; the river is
      swollen  

      3) , 

      4)   ; the heart swells 
      ; to swell with indignation   ;
      to swell with pride   

      5) _. 

      6)  ( )

      7)  ,   ( )
_____

swell mob

  ['swel'mOb] _n. _.   ; 
_____

swelldom

  ['sweldm] _n. _.  
_____

swelled head

  ['sweld'hed] _n. _. ; to suffer from swelled head 
  
_____

swelling

  ['swelIN]

    1. _pres-p.  swell 3

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) , 

    3. _a.

      1) , ; 

      2) ; swelling oratory  
_____

swelter

  ['swelt]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.   
_____

swept

  [swept] _p.  _p-p.  sweep 2
_____

swerve

  [sw:v]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.    ,    (.
    _.)
_____

swift

  [swIft]

    1. _a. , ; swift anger  ; swift to
    anger ; swift to take offence 

      *) be swift to hear, slow to speak  ,  

    2. _adv. , 

    3. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _. , 

    4. _v. _.

      1) 

      2) ; 
_____

swift-handed

  ['swIft'hndId] _a. , 
_____

swig

  [swIg] _.

    1. _n.   (); to take a swig at a bottle of beer
       

    2. _v.  (); to swig off a glass of rum  
     
_____

swill

  [swIl]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  

      2)  ( ), 

    2. _v.

      1) ,   ( swill out)

      2) _.  , 
_____

swim

  [swIm]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to go for a swim () ; to have ( to
      take) a swim 

      2) (the swim)  (,    ..); to be in
      the swim    ;    (, 
        ..); to be out of the swim     ; 
       ; to put smb. in the swim  -.   

      3) ; 

      4) ,    

    2. _v. (swam; swum)

      1) , ; ; to swim like a stone _. 
       ;   ; to swim a person a hundred yards 
       -.     ; to swim a race  
        

      2)  ; to swim a horse across a river  
       

      3)   (in, with - -.);  ( ޣ-.); the meat
      swims in gravy   ; to swim in luxury  
      

      4)  ;  ( ); my head began
      to swim    ; everything swam before his eyes
      ӣ     

      *) to swim with ( down) the tide ( the stream)  
      ; to swim against the stream   ;
      sink or swim . sink 2
_____

swimmer

  ['swIm] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

swimming

  ['swImIN]

    1. _pres-p.  swim 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    3. _a.

      1) 

      2)   , 

      3) ; swimming eyes ,  

      4)  
_____

swimming-bath

  ['swImINba:] _n.    
_____

swimming-bladder

  ['swImIN,bld] _n.   ( )
_____

swimming-pool

  ['swImINpu:l] _n.    
_____

swimmingly

  ['swImINlI] _adv. ,  ; ; things went swimmingly
  ӣ    
_____

swindle

  ['swIndl]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. , ; to swindle money out of a person, to
    swindle a person out of his money   -.  
    ԣ,   -. 
_____

swindler

  ['swIndl] _n. , 
_____

swine

  [swaIn] _n. (_pl.  .)

    1) _. = pig 1, 1)

    2) _.  

    3) , 
_____

swine-breeding

  ['swaIn,bri:dIN] _n. 
_____

swineherd

  ['swaInh:d] _n. 
_____

swinery

  ['swaInrI] _n. 
_____

swing

  [swIN]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; the swing of the pendulum . pendulum 1); a
      swing of public opinion   

      2) ; ; ; in full swing   ; to give full
      swing to smth.   -.

      3)  ; let it have its swing   
       

      4)  ; he gave us a full swing in the matter  
            

      5) 

      6) ,  

      7) 

      8) 

      9) _.  

      10) _.    ()

      11)  ( )

      12) = swing music

      *) to go with a swing    ; what you lose on the swings
      you make up on the roundabouts     
       

    2. _v. (swung)

      1) (), (); ; to swing a bell
       ; to swing one's legs  ; to swing
      one's arms  

      2) , ; _.  ; he shall swing for
      it _.    

      3) (); (); to swing into line _. 
       ,   ; to swing a ship about  ;
      to swing open ; to swing shut ( to) 

      4)   

      5) _.   (-.)

      6)      

      *) to swing the lead _. 
_____

swing bridge

  ['swINbrId] _n.  
_____

swing joint

  ['swIN'dOInt] _n. _.  
_____

swing music

  ['swIN,mju:zIk] _n.  (  )
_____

swing shift

  ['swIN'SIft] _n. _. _.       ( 4
     12  )
_____

swing-door

  ['swINdO:] _n.  ; ,    
  (. )
_____

swinge

  [swInd] _v. _.  
_____

swingeing

  ['swIndIN]

    1. _pres-p.  swinge

    2. _a.

      1) _. ; swingeing majority  

      2) _. ,  ( )
_____

swinging

  ['swININ]

    1. _pres-p.  swing 2

    2. _n. , ; 

    3. _a. , ; 
_____

swingle

  ['swINgl] _-.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  (̣)
_____

swinish

  ['swaInIS] _a. 
_____

swipe

  [swaIp]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  

      2) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1) _.   

      2) _. 
_____

swipes

  [swaIps] _n. _pl. _.   ,  
_____

swirl

  [sw:l]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1) ()  

      2)  

      3) 

      4)  
_____

swish

  I [swIS]

    1. _n.

      1)  (  ..);  (  ..)  

      2) , 

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2)  (, )

      3) , 

      4)  ()

      #) swish off ,   

  II [swIS] _a. _. 
_____

switch

  [swItS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  ;  ()

      3) ; _. ,  (   ..)

      4) _. ; ; 

      5) _-. 

    2. _v.

      1)    ;  

      2) , 

      3) _. _. ()

      4)  (, )    (to, over to)

      5)   (-.); to switch smth. out of smb.'s hand
       -.  -.  

      6)  ()   

      7) _. ; ; 

      #) switch off )  ; )   ;
      )  ; )  ɣ; switch on ) 
      (,   ..); )  
_____

switch lamp

  ['swItSlmp] _n. _-.  
_____

switch tender

  ['swItS'tend] _. = switch-man
_____

switch tower

  ['swItS'tau] _n. _.  
_____

switch-man

  ['swItSmn] _n. 
_____

switch-over

  ['swItS,uv] _n.  ( -. ), 
_____

switch-plug

  ['swItSplAg] _n. _. 
_____

switchback

  ['swItSbk] _n.   ()
_____

switchboard

  ['swItSbO:d] _n. _.

    1) ;  

    2)  
_____

switchyard

  ['swItSja:d] _. = shunting-yard
_____

swivel

  ['swIvl] _n.

    1) _. ,  

    2) _attr. , ; swivel chair  
_____

swivel-eyed

  ['swIvl'aId] _a. _. , 
_____

swizzle

  ['swIzl] _n. _.  
_____

swob

  [swOb] = swab
_____

swollen

  ['swuln]

    1. _p-p.  swell 3

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2)   (   ..)
_____

swoon

  [swu:n]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) _.  ( )
_____

swoop

  [swu:p]

    1. _n.

      1)   (   )

      2)  , ̣

      *) at one fell swoop  ,  

    2. _v.

      1)   (. swoop down)

      2) ,  (. swoop on, swoop upon)

      3) ,  (. swoop up)

      #) swoop down _. 
_____

swop

  [swOp] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. , ; will you swop places?   
     ?

      *) never swop horses while crossing the stream  
           
_____

sword

  [sO:d] _n.

    1) ; , ; ; ; ; cavalry sword ; court
    sword ; duelling sword ; the sword of justice 
    ,  ; at swords' points  ; ,
       ; to cross ( to measure) swords
     ;  ; to put to the sword  ; to
    sheathe the sword    ; _.  

    2) (the sword)  ; 

    *) to throw one's sword into the scale   
     ; to beat swords into ploughshares _.  
     
_____

sword-arm

  ['sO:da:m] _n.  
_____

sword-bayonet

  ['sO:d,beInIt] _n.  , -
_____

sword-bearer

  ['sO:d,bEr] _n. ; 
_____

sword-belt

  ['sO:dbelt] _n. 
_____

sword-cane

  ['sO:dkeIn] _n.    
_____

sword-cut

  ['sO:dkAt] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

sword-dance

  ['sO:dda:ns] _n.      
_____

sword-fish

  ['sO:dfIS] _n. -
_____

sword-guard

  ['sO:dga:d] _n.  
_____

sword-hand

  ['sO:dhnd] = sword-arm
_____

sword-hilt

  ['sO:dhIlt] _n. 
_____

sword-knot

  ['sO:dnOt] _n. 
_____

sword-law

  ['sO:dlO:] _n.  
_____

sword-lily

  ['sO:d,lIlI] _n. _. 
_____

sword-play

  ['sO:dpleI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ;   
_____

sword-stick

  ['sO:dstIk] = sword-cane
_____

swordsman

  ['sO:dzmn] _n. 
_____

swordsmanship

  ['sO:dzmnSIp] _n.  
_____

swore

  [swO:]

    1. _p.  swear 2

    2. _a. ; ; swore broker  ; swore
    brothers  ; ; swore friends  ;
    swore enemies  ; swore evidence ( oath)  
    
_____

swot

  [swOt] _.

    1. _n.

      1) ֣ 

      2) ң

      3) 

    2. _v. , ;  (. swot up)
_____

swum

  [swAm] _p-p.  swim 2
_____

swung

  [swAN] _p.  _p-p.  swing 2
_____

sybarite

  ['sIbraIt] _n. 
_____

sybaritic

  [,sIb'rItIk] _a. ; 
_____

sybil

  ['sIbIl] = sibyl
_____

sycamine

  ['sIkmaIn] _n. _. 
_____

sycamore

  ['sIkmO:] _n. _.

    1)  (. sycamore fig)

    2) ̣  (. sycamore maple)

    3) 
_____

syce

  [saIs] = sice II
_____

sycophancy

  ['sIkfnsI] _n. , 
_____

sycophant

  ['sIkfnt] _n. , ; 
_____

sycosis

  [saI'kusIs] _n. _. 
_____

syenite

  ['saIInaIt] _n. _. 
_____

syllabary

  ['sIlbrI] _n.  
_____

syllabi

  ['sIlbaI] _pl.  syllabus
_____

syllabic

  [sI'lbIk] _a. ; 
_____

syllabicate

  [sI'lbIkeIt] _v.   ;   
_____

syllabication

  [sI,lbI'keISn] = syllabification
_____

syllabification

  [sI,lbIfI'keISn] _n.   
_____

syllabify

  [sI'lbIfaI] = syllabicate
_____

syllabize

  ['sIlbaIz] = syllabicate
_____

syllable

  ['sIlbl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. , ; he never uttered a syllable   Σ
       

    2. _v.   
_____

syllabub

  ['sIlbAb] = sillabub
_____

syllabus

  ['sIlbs] _n. (_pl. -bi, -es ['sIlbsIz])

    1)  (, )

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

syllogism

  ['sIldIzm] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ,       (-.)
_____

syllogize

  ['sIldaIz] _v.    
_____

sylph

  [sIlf] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

sylvan

  ['sIlvn] = silvan
_____

sylviculture

  ['sIlvIkAltS] = silviculture
_____

symbiosis

  [,sImbI'usIs] _n. _. 
_____

symbol

  ['sImbl] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

symbolic

  [sIm'bOlIk] = symbolical
_____

symbolical

  [sIm'bOlIkl] _a. 
_____

symbolism

  ['sImblIzm] _n. 
_____

symbolist

  ['sImblIst] _n. 
_____

symbolize

  ['sImblaIz] _v.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

symmetric

  [sI'metrIk] = symmetrical
_____

symmetrical

  [sI'metrIkl] _a. , 
_____

symmetrize

  ['sImItraIz] _v.  ;  
_____

symmetry

  ['sImItrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

sympathetic

  [,sImp'etIk] _a.

    1) ;  ;  ;
    sympathetic strike  

    2) 

    3) _. 

    4) _. ; sympathetic vibration  
_____

sympathetic ink

  [,sImp'etIk'INk] _n.  
_____

sympathize

  ['sImpaIz] _v.

    1) ,   (with)

    2)  ;  (with)
_____

sympathizer

  ['sImpaIz] _n. ; 
_____

sympathy

  ['sImpI] _n.

    1)  (with);  (for); ; a man of wide
    sympathies  ; you have my sympathies, my sympathies
    are with you )    ; )   

    2)  ;  ( ޣ-.); in sympathy with  
     ; out of sympathy  
_____

sympathy strike

  ['sImpIstraIk] = sympathetic strike {. sympathetic 1)}
_____

symphonic

  [sIm'fOnIk] _a. ; symphonic music  ;
   
_____

symphony

  ['sImfnI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; symphony orchestra  
_____

symposia

  [sIm'puzj] _pl.  symposium
_____

symposium

  [sIm'puzjm] _n. (_pl. -sia)

    1) ,   ̣  

    2)     

    3)       

    4) _-. 
_____

symptom

  ['sImptm] _n. ; 
_____

symptomatic

  [,sImpt'mtIk] _a. 
_____

synagogue

  ['sIngOg] _n. 
_____

sync

  [sINk] _. _. _.

    1. _n.    

    2. _v. 
_____

synch

  [sINk] _. _. _. _n.    
_____

synchrocyclotron

  ['sINkru'saIkltrOn] _n. _. 
_____

synchronism

  ['sINkrnIzm] _n. , 
_____

synchronize

  ['sINkrnaIz] _v.

    1) ;   

    2) ,   

    3)   

    4)    ( )

    5)  ()

    6) _. 
_____

synchronizer

  ['sINkrnaIz] _n. 
_____

synchronous

  ['sINkrns] _a. , 
_____

synchrophasotron

  ['sINkru'feIzutrOn] _n. _. 
_____

synchrotron

  ['sINkrutrOn] _n. _. 
_____

syncopate

  ['sINkpeIt] _v.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  ,       
_____

syncope

  ['sINkpI] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

syncretism

  ['sINkrtIzm] _n. 
_____

syncro-mesh

  ['sINkru'meS] _n.

    1) _.  ( )

    2) _.  
_____

syndetic

  [sIn'detIk] _a. _. ; ; syndetic word 
  
_____

syndic

  ['sIndIk] _n. ;  
_____

syndicalism

  ['sIndIklIzm] _n. 
_____

syndicalist

  ['sIndIklIst] _n. 
_____

syndicate

  1. _n. ['sIndIkIt]

    1) 

    2)  ,  ,   .. 
          

  2. _v. ['sIndIkeIt]

    1)   , 

    2)    . {. 1, 2)}
_____

syndrome

  ['sIndrum] _n. _. ,  
_____

syne

  [saIn] _. = since
_____

synecdoche

  [sI'nekdkI] _n. _. 
_____

syngenesis

  [sIn'denIsIs] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _. 
_____

synod

  ['sInd] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) , 
_____

synonym

  ['sInnIm] _n. 
_____

synonymic

  [,sIn'nImIk] = synonymous
_____

synonymous

  [sI'nOnIms] _a. , 
_____

synonymy

  [sI'nOnImI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

synopses

  [sI'nOpsi:z] _pl.  synopsis
_____

synopsis

  [sI'nOpsIs] _n. (_pl. -ses) ,  ; 
_____

synoptic

  [sI'nOptIk] _a. , 
_____

synoptical

  [sI'nOptIkl] _a. , 
_____

syntactic

  [sIn'tktIk] = syntactical
_____

syntactical

  [sIn'tktIkl] _a. 
_____

syntax

  ['sIntks] _n. 
_____

syntheses

  ['sInIsi:z] _pl.  synthesis
_____

synthesis

  ['sInIsIs] _n. (_pl. -ses) 
_____

synthetic

  [sIn'etIk] = synthetical
_____

synthetical

  [sIn'etIkl] _a.

    1) _. _. 

    2) 
_____

synthetics

  [sIn'etIks] _n. _pl.  , 
_____

syntonize

  ['sIntnaIz] _v. _.   ,  
_____

syphilis

  ['sIfIlIs] _n. 
_____

syphilitic

  [,sIfI'lItIk] _a. 
_____

syphon

  ['saIfn] = siphon
_____

syren

  ['saIrn] = siren
_____

syringe

  ['sIrInd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; hypodermic syringe   
      

      2)  

      3) 

    2. _v. ; ,   
_____

syringes

  I ['sIrIndIz] _pl.  syringe 1

  II [sI'rIndi:z] _pl.  syrinx
_____

syringitis

  [,sIrIn'daItIs] _n. _.   
_____

syrinx

  ['sIrINks] _n. (_pl. -es ['sIrINksIz], -inges)

    1)  (); 

    2)    

    3) _.  

    4) _. , 
_____

syrup

  ['sIrp] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ; golden syrup  
_____

systaltic

  [sIs'tltIk] _a. _.    ;
  
_____

system

  ['sIstIm] _n.

    1) ; ; system of axes  ; what system do
    you go on?    ?

    2) , ; political system  

    3)  (  ..)

    4) 

    5) , 

    6) _. , 
_____

systematic

  [,sIstI'mtIk] = systematical
_____

systematical

  [,sIstI'mtIkl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

t'other

  ['tA] (. tother) _. = the other
_____

ta'en

  [teIn] _. . taken
_____

tab

  [tb]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ;  ()

      2)  (  )

      3) , 

      4)  ( ); red tab _.  , 

      5) ޣ; to keep (a) tab on smth., to keep tabs on smth. ) 
      ޣ -.; ) _.   -.

      6) _. _. ޣ; 

      7) _. 

    2. _v. _.

      1)  ,   ..

      2) ; 

      3)   ;    , 
_____

tabard

  ['tbd] _n. _.

    1) ,    

    2)  
_____

tabby

  ['tbI] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3)  

    4) 

    5)  
_____

tabernacle

  ['tb:nkl] _n.

    1) ԣ, 

    2) ,  (  )

    3) ; 

    4) _. 

    5) _. 

    6) _. 

    *) Feast of Tabernacles  
_____

tabes

  ['teIbi:z] _n. _. ,   
_____

tabescence

  [t'besns] _n. _. , 
_____

tabetic

  [t'betIk] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.  
_____

table

  ['teIbl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to be ( to sit) at table   ,   ..

      2) , ; , ; to keep a good table   ;
       ; unfit for table 

      3)   ; to keep the table amused   
      

      4)  (.   )

      5) ; ;   , ; ; the ten
      tables _.  

      6) ; ; ; table of contents 

      7)  

      8)  ,  (. tableland)

      9)  ( )

      10) _.  (); ; 

      11) _. 

      12) _attr. 

      *) to lay on the table _.   ();
      to lie (up) on the table _.  ,   (
      ); upon the table  ; ;
      to take from the table _.   
      (); to turn the tables on ( upon) smb. 
         ;  ; under the table "
      ", 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) ,   

      3)  , 

      4)    ,   
_____

table d'ho te

  ['ta:bl'dut] _n. _. 
_____

table-beer

  ['teIbl'bI] _n.  
_____

table-book

  ['teIblbuk] _n.

    1)      (    
    )

    2)    ..
_____

table-cloth

  ['teIblklO] _n. 
_____

table-cover

  ['teIbl,kAv] _n.  
_____

table-flap

  ['teIblflp] _n.   
_____

table-knife

  ['teIblnaIf] _n.  
_____

table-leaf

  ['teIblli:f] _n.

    1)    

    2) = table-flap
_____

table-lifting

  ['teIbl,lIftIN] _n. , 
_____

table-linen

  ['teIbl,lInIn] _n.  أ
_____

table-money

  ['teIbl,mAnI] _n. _.  
_____

table-napkin

  ['teIbl,npkIn] _n. 
_____

table-spoon

  ['teIblspu:n] _n.  
_____

table-stone

  ['teIblstun] _n. _. 
_____

table-talk

  ['teIbltO:k] _n.  
_____

table-ware

  ['teIblwE] _n. , ,   ..
_____

table-water

  ['teIbl,wO:t] _n.   ( )
_____

table-work

  ['teIblw:k] _n. _.  
_____

tableau

  ['tblu] _n. _. (_pl. -aux)

    1)  ,  

    2)   (. tableau vivant)

    3)  

    4) _attr.: tableau curtains _.  
_____

tableaux

  ['tbluz] _pl.  tableau
_____

tableful

  ['teIblful] _n.

    1)   ()

    2)   , 
_____

tableland

  ['teIbllnd] _n. , 
_____

tableman

  ['teIblmn] _n. 
_____

tablet

  ['tblIt] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) 

    3) 

    4)  (  ..)
_____

table tennis

  ['teIbl'tenIs] _n.  
_____

tabloid

  ['tblOId]

    1. _n.

      1)     

      2)  

      3) , ,  

      4) 

    2. _a.

      1) ; in tabloid form )   ; )   

      2) , ; tabloid press  
_____

taboo

  [t'bu:]

    1. _n. ; , 

    2. _a.

      1) , ݣ

      2) 

    3. _v.  ; ; 
_____

tabor

  ['teIb] _n. _.  
_____

tabouret

  ['tbrIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

tabu

  [t'bu:] = taboo
_____

tabular

  ['tbjul] _a.

    1)   , 

    2)     

    3) , 
_____

tabulate

  ['tbjuleIt]

    1. _v.

      1)   

      2)   

    2. _a. ; 
_____

tabulation

  [,tbju'leISn] _n.  ,   
_____

tabulator

  ['tbjuleIt] _n.

    1) ,   

    2)  (  )
_____

tachometer

  [t'kOmIt] _n. _. 
_____

tacit

  ['tsIt] _a.

    1)   ; 

    2) 
_____

taciturn

  ['tsIt:n] _a. , 
_____

taciturnity

  [,tsI't:nItI] _n. , 
_____

tack

  I [tk]

    1. _n.

      1)    

      2)  (.  ͣ); _pl. ͣ ( )

      3) _. 

      4) ,  ; to take a wrong (right) tack 
       () 

      5) , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  ( tack down)

      2) ͣ    (. _.); ͣ (to)

      3) ,  (to, on to); _.   
      

      4) _.    

      5)   ;  ;  
      

      #) tack about _.   

  II [tk] _n. _. ; hard tack  ; soft tack 
_____

tackle

  ['tkl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; 

      2) _. ; 

      3) _. 

      4) ,   (   ..)

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) ,  

      3)   ( -.);  ( -.); we tackled
      the cold beef     ; to tackle the
      problem   ,   

      4)   (-.)

      5) ,  (    ..)
_____

tacky

  ['tkI] _a. 
_____

tact

  [tkt] _n. , 
_____

tactful

  ['tktful] _a. 
_____

tactical

  ['tktIkl] _a.

    1) _. ; ; tactical efficiency ) 
    ; )  

    2) , ޣ
_____

tactician

  [tk'tISn] _n. 
_____

tactics

  ['tktIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.   _pl.) 
_____

tactile

  ['tktaIl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

tactless

  ['tktlIs] _a. 
_____

tactual

  ['tktjul] _a. 
_____

tad

  [td] _n. _. £
_____

tadpole

  ['tdpul] _n. 
_____

taffeta

  ['tfIt] _n. 
_____

taffy

  ['tfI] _n. _.

    1) = toffee

    2) _. 
_____

tafia

  ['tfI] _n.  ۣ 
_____

tag

  [tg]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  

      2)  (. _.); ; 

      3) , 

      4)    

      5)  , 

      6) 

      7) 

      8)   ,  

      9)    

      10)   , ; , ӣ 
      

      11) , ;  (  ..)

    2. _v.

      1)  ,   (. _.)

      2) _.    (after tag )

      3)  (-.); ; 

      4) ,  ( ,   ..)

      5)  
_____

tag day

  ['tg'deI] _n. _.   ,  ( -.
  )
_____

tagged

  [tgd]

    1. _p-p.  tag 2

    2. _a.

      1) ֣ , 

      2) _. ; tagged atoms  
_____

tagger

  ['tg] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) _pl. ()   
_____

taiga

  ['taIga:] _. _n. 
_____

tail

  I [teIl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; at the tail of smb., close on smb.'s tail ,  
       -.

      2) , 

      3)   , ; tail of a cart  ;
      tail of one's eye   ; out of ( with) the tail of
      one's eye ,  

      4) , ; _pl. _. ; to go into tails  
        ( )

      5) 

      6) , ""

      7) ,   (-.)

      8) _. _. 

      9) _pl. , 

      10)    ( );  
       ( )

      11) _pl. _. 

      12) _.  , 

      13) _.   

      14) _.   

      15) _attr. ; 

      *) tails up _. ӣ;   ; to turn one's tail
       , ,  (); with one's tail between
      the legs  , 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)    ;   , 

      3) _. _.  ; 

      4)    (   ..)

      #) tail after    -.;   -.;
      tail away )  ;  ; ) ;
      , ; ; ) 

  II [teIl] _.

    1. _n.    ; tail male
    (female)        () 

    2. _a.  ̣     
_____

tail-board

  ['teIlbO:d] _n.   ();   ()
_____

tail-coat

  ['teIl'kut] _n. 
_____

tail-end

  ['teIl'end] _n.

    1) ;  ()

    2)   (-.)
_____

tail-lamp

  ['teIllmp] = tail-light
_____

tail-light

  ['teIllaIt] _n.

    1) _-.   ()

    2) _.  

    3) _.  
_____

tail-plane

  ['teIlpleIn] _n. _.  ;  
_____

tail-slide

  ['teIlslaId] _n. _.   
_____

tail-spin

  ['teIlspIn] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _.  

    3)    
_____

tail-wind

  ['teIlwInd] _n.  
_____

tailings

  ['teIlINz] _n. _pl.

    1) ; 

    2) _. , 

    3) _-.   ,  
_____

tailless

  ['teIllIs] _a. 
_____

tailor

  ['teIl]

    1. _n. 

      *) the tailor makes the man _.   ; 
       

    2. _v.

      1) ,  

      2)   -.

      3)      (   )

      4)   ( ̣ ,  -.
      , )
_____

tailor-made

  ['teIlmeId]

    1. _a.

      1)   (.    )

      2)  ,   ; 
      ( ̣ ); a score tailor-made for radio ,
         

      3)  ;   ( )

    2. _n. _.     
_____

tailored

  ['teIld]

    1. _p-p.  tailor 2

    2. _a.

      1)  ; a faultlessly tailored man  
      

      2)   

      3)     (  )

      4)    
_____

tailoring

  ['teIlrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  tailor 2

    2. _n.  , أ 
_____

tailpiece

  ['teIlpi:s] _n.

    1)  ,   (-.)

    2)  ( )

    3) _. 
_____

tain

  [teIn] _n.  
_____

taint

  [teInt]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ̣,  (-. , )

      3) ; 

      4)    

    2. _v. (); ()
_____

tainted

  ['teIntId]

    1. _p-p.  taint 2

    2. _a. 
_____

taintless

  ['teIntlIs] _a. 
_____

take

  [teIk]

    1. _v. (took; taken)

      1) 

      2) , , ; to take prisoner   ; to
      take in charge 

      3) ; to take fish  ; to take in the act (of) 
        

      4) ; ; to take a prize  

      5) , ; to take coal  

      6) ,  ( -.); to take an offer 
      ; they will not take such treatment   
       

      7) ;  , ; to take wine  

      8) ,  (, ; . take up); 
      (,   ..); it will take two hours to translate
      this article    ͣ  ; he took half an
      hour over his dinner     

      9)  ();  ( );
      to take a train (a bus)    ( );  
      ()

      10)  (,   ..)

      11)  (, ); to take the shortest way 
       

      12)  (-.);   ; ; ; to
      take smb. home  -. ; I'll take her to the theatre
        ţ  

      13) , ; ; you were late, I take it 
      ,  ; do you take me? _.   ?

      14) ,  ( -.);  ( -.);
      how did he take it?   Σ  ?; to take coolly
       

      15) ,  ; the vaccination did not take
        

      16)  ; , ; she took his fancy 
        ; the play didn't take   
      

      17) ;  (  ..)

      18) ;   (. take in); I take a newspaper
      and two magazines      

      19) ,  (. take off; from)

      20) ; ; 

      21)   ; he does not take well   
       

      22) ; to take measurements  

      23)  (); the flood took many lives   
        

      24) ;  ; the horse took the hedge easily
         

      25) ; ; I take cold easily   ; to
      be taken ill 

      26) _. ,  (   ..)

      27)       
       : to take action ;  ; to
      take part ,  ; to take effect  
      ;  ; to take leave ;  (of); to
      take notice ; to take a holiday ; to take a breath
      ;  ; to take root ; to take vote
      ; to take offence ; to take pity on smb.
        -.; to take place ; to take shelter
      ; to take a shot ; to take steps  ;
      to take a step ; to take a tan 

      #) take aback  ; , ; take after
        -.; take away ) ; ) ; ) ;
      ) ; ; ; take down )  ( , 
       ..); ) , ; )  (  ..);
      ) _.  (); ) ; ) ;
      )  (); ) ;   ( -.); take for
       ; take in )  ; )  (; 
         ..); )  ; )  ();
      ) , ; )   (, );
      )  ( ); ) ; to be taken in 
      ; )  (); )  (); ) ;
      ; ) _. , ; 
      (); to take in a movie   ; take off
      ) ; to take smth. off one's hands   -.;
        ; ) ();  ( ); ) 
      (); ) , , ; ) ;
      ; ) _. ,     ;
      ) ; ) ; )  (-. -.); take on
      )   ; )  ();  (   ..);
      ) ,  ; )  ,  ;
      ) ; ) _.  , ,
      ; ) _.  ; take out ) ;
      )  (); )   ; ) , 
      ( , ); ) ,  (); ) 
      (); take over )  (  ..)  ;
      )    (  ); when did the
      government take over the railways in Great Britain?  
          ?;
      )    ; take to )   -.;
        -.;  ; we took to him right
      away    ۣ  ; )   -.; to take
      to one's bed , ; take up )  (  ..);
      ) ; ) , ; to take up an attitude 
      ; ) ,  (,   ..); ) 
      (); )   ; )   -.;
      )   ; ) ; ģ; ) ;
      )  ; ): to take up with smb. _.  
      -.; ): I'll take you up on that    ; take upon:
      to take upon oneself    (, )

      *) to take it into one's head    , 
      ; to take it lying down   -.; to take
      kindly to  ; to take oneself off ,
      ; to take the sea   ;   ; to
      take to the woods _.     (. 
      ); take it from me _.  ; to take too much
      ,  ; to take the biscuit _.  
      ; take it or leave it  ;  ,  

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  ();  ( )

      3)  ()

      4) , 

      5) _.  

      6) _. ; 
_____

take-down

  ['teIk'daun]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) 

    2. _a. 
_____

take-home pay

  ['teIkhum'peI] _n.    ;  
_____

take-in

  ['teIk'In] _n. _. 
_____

take-off

  ['teIkOf] _n.

    1) _. ; 

    2) _. ߣ, ̣;   

    3) ,    ̣,   
_____

take-over

  ['teIk,uv] _n.

    1) , 

    2)    (  )
_____

taken

  ['teIkn] _p-p.  take 1
_____

taker

  ['teIk] _n.

    1)   . {. take 1}

    2) ,   
_____

taking

  ['teIkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  take 1

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) _. , 

      4) _pl. 

      5) 

    3. _a. , 
_____

talari

  ['ta:lrI] _n.  (  )
_____

talc

  [tlk]

    1. _n. _. , , 

    2. _v. ,  
_____

talcum

  ['tlkm] = talc 1
_____

talcum powder

  ['tlkm,paud] _n. ,  
_____

tale

  [teIl] _n.

    1) ; ; a twice told tale  

    2) ( _pl.) , 

    3) ; to tell tales ; to tell tales out of school
       

    4) _. ޣ, ; ; the tale is complete   

    *) Canterbury tale , , ; an old wives' tale
     ,  
_____

talebearer

  ['teIl,bEr] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

talent

  ['tlnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  

    3) _.  (   )
_____

talented

  ['tlntId] _a. , ң
_____

talentless

  ['tlntlIs] _a. , ۣ 
_____

tales

  ['teIli:z] _. _n. _pl. _.

    1) (.  _sing.)     
       

    2)   
_____

talesman

  ['teIli:zmn] _n.   
_____

taleteller

  ['teIl,tel] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) = talebearer
_____

tali

  I ['teIlaI] _pl.  talus I

  II ['teIlaI] _pl.  talus II
_____

taliped

  ['tlIped] _a. _.  
_____

talipes

  ['tlIpi:z] _n. _.  ; 
_____

talipot

  ['tlIpOt] _n. _.   
_____

talisman

  ['tlIzmn] _n. 
_____

talk

  [tO:k]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; a heart-to-heart talk   ; to
      fall into talk 

      2) _pl. 

      3) , 

      4)  , ; it will end in talk  
        ģ

      5) , ;  , ; it is the talk of the
      town     

      6) _attr. ; talk film  

    2. _v.

      1) ;  (about, of -  ޣ-.; with -  -.);
      to talk English  -; to talk oneself hoarse
        ; to get oneself talked about 
        ; to talk politics   

      2) ,  

      3) ,  

      4)   (on)

      5)  ( )

      #) talk at    -.  ޣ  ,   
      ; talk away , ;   ;
      talk back , ; talk down )  (-.);
       (-.) ; ): to talk down to smb.  
      -. ; talk into , ; to talk smb. into
      doing smth.  -.  -.; talk out ) 
       ; )  -.   ; ) _.
         ,   ; talk out of
      , ; to talk smb. out of doing smth. 
      -.  -.; talk over )  (); ) ;
      talk round )  ,    ;
      )  (-.); talk to , ; talk up
      ) , ; )    

      *) to talk big ( large, tall) _. , ; to
      talk against time )     ; ) 
          ( ); to talk smb.'s head
      off, to talk a donkey's hind leg off _.   ;
      how you talk! !,  !; to talk turkey _.
      _. )  ,  -; ) 
      ; now you are talking! _.     !;
      you can't talk _.   ,    
_____

talkathon

  ['tO:kn] _n. _.     
_____

talkative

  ['tO:ktIv] _a. ; 
_____

talker

  ['tO:k] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  ; 

    3)  

    *) good talkers are little doers _. ,   , 
    
_____

talkie

  ['tO:kI] _n. _.  
_____

talking

  ['tO:kIN]

    1. _pres-p.  talk 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; talking film  

      2) 

      3) ; talking eyes  
_____

talking machine

  ['tO:kINm'Si:n] _n. ; 
_____

talking-to

  ['tO:kINtu:] _n. 
_____

tall

  [tO:l] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. ; ; a tall story 

    3) _. ; tall talk ) ; ) 
_____

tallboy

  ['tO:lbOI] _n.  
_____

tallow

  ['tlu]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ( , )

      2) ̣ 

    2. _v.  ()
_____

tallow-chandler

  ['tlu,tSa:ndl] _n.   
_____

tallow-face

  ['tlufeIs] _n.     
_____

tallowy

  ['tluI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

tally

  ['tlI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , ; 

      2) , 

      3) ޣ ( )

      4)  ޣ (., , ,  )

    2. _v.

      1)  ( tally up); _.  ޣ  

      2) ,  (with)

      3)  
_____

tally trade

  ['tlItreId] _n.   
_____

tally-ho

  ['tlI'hu]

    1. _int. _. !

    2. _v.  

    3. _n.  , ֣ ף
_____

tally-shop

  ['tlISOp] _n. ,     
_____

talma

  ['tlm] _n. _. 
_____

talon

  ['tln] _n.

    1) (. _pl.) ;  

    2)  ( ,  )

    3) ,     
_____

taluk

  [ta:'luk] _. _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

talus

  I ['teIls] _n. (_pl. -li) _.  

  II ['teIls] _n. (_pl. -li)

    1) , 

    2) _. , 
_____

tamable

  ['teImbl] _a. 
_____

tamarack

  ['tmrk] _n. _.  
_____

tamarind

  ['tmrInd] _n. _. 
_____

tamarisk

  ['tmrIsk] _n. _. 
_____

tambour

  ['tmbu]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2)   ( )

      3)   

      4) _. 

    2. _v.  ( )
_____

tambourine

  [,tmb'ri:n] _n. , 
_____

tame

  [teIm]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ޣ

      2) , 

      3) ; ; 

      4) _-. ,  ( )

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3) 

      4)  

      5) 
_____

tameable

  ['teImbl] = tamable
_____

tameless

  ['teImlIs] _a.

    1) , ޣ

    2) 
_____

tamer

  ['teIm] _n. ; 
_____

Tamil

  ['tmIl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

    2. _a. 
_____

Tammany

  ['tmnI] _n. _.

    1)      -

    2)     
_____

tammy

  I ['tmI] = tamo's-hanter

  II ['tmI] _n. ,  ( )
_____

tamo's-hanter

  [,tm'Snt] _n.  
_____

tamp

  [tmp] _v.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _.     ..

    4) _-. 
_____

tampan

  ['tmpn] _n. -  
_____

tamper

  I ['tmp] _v.

    1) ;   -. (with)

    2) , ; somebody had tampered with the lock -
      

    3) ,  (-.  ; with)

    4) ,    (with)

  II ['tmp] _n. ; 
_____

tampion

  ['tmpIn] _n. , 
_____

tampon

  ['tmpn] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

tamtam

  ['tmtm] = tomtom
_____

tan

  [tn]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) - 

      3) 

      4) (the tan) _. 

    2. _a. -; -

    3. _v.

      1)  ()

      2) 

      3)   ( )

      4) _. ; to tan smb.'s hide , 
      -.
_____

tana

  ['ta:n] _. _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  
_____

tanadar

  ['ta:nda:] _. _n.   
_____

tandem

  ['tndm]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  

      2)  

      3)  (    )

    2. _adv. , 
_____

tang

  I [tN] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2)  , 

    3) ,  (,   )

  II [tN]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1) ;  

      2) 
_____

tangent

  ['tndnt]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _. 

      3) _. _.    

      *) to fly ( to go) off at ( on) a tangent  
      (   ..); ,   

    2. _a. _. 
_____

tangential

  [tn'denSl] _a. _.

    1)      

    2) 

    3)  (   ..)
_____

tangerine

  [,tnd'ri:n] _n.

    1)  ()

    2)  
_____

tangibility

  [,tndI'bIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

tangible

  ['tndbl]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ; , ; 

    2. _n. _pl.  , , 
_____

tangle

  ['tNgl]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) , , ; in a tangle 

      3)     

      4) , ; to get into a tangle with smb. ,
        -.

    2. _v. (), ()
_____

tanglefoot

  ['tNglfut] _n. _.

    1) _. 

    2)    
_____

tangleleg

  ['tNglleg] = tanglefoot
_____

tangly

  ['tNglI] _a. 
_____

tango

  ['tNgu] _n. (_pl. -os ['tNguz]) 
_____

tank

  I [tNk]

    1. _n.

      1) , , 

      2)    ϣ

      3) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   ;   

  II [tNk] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; tank destroyer   
_____

tankage

  ['tNkId] _n.

    1)  ,   ..

    2)   ,   ..

    3)     

    4)   

    5)  ,    ( )
_____

tankard

  ['tNkd] _n.    (  )

    *) cold ( cool) tankard   ( ,  
     )
_____

tank-borne

  ['tNkbO:n] _a.: tank-borne infantry ,   
_____

tank-car

  ['tNkka:] _n.

    1) _-. 

    2) 
_____

tanked

  [tNkt]

    1. _p-p.  tank I, 2

    2. _a. _. _. 
_____

tank engine

  ['tNk'endIn] _n.   , -
_____

tanker

  I ['tNk] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) 

    3) ̣-

  II ['tNk] _n. _. _. 
_____

tanner

  I ['tn] _n. 

  II ['tn] _n. _.   6 
_____

tannery

  ['tnrI] _n.  , 
_____

tannin

  ['tnIn] _n. 
_____

tansy

  ['tnzI] _n. _. 
_____

tantalize

  ['tntlaIz] _v.   ,   
_____

tantalum

  ['tntlm] _n. _. 
_____

tantalus

  ['tntls] _n.      (   
    )
_____

tantamount

  ['tntmaunt] _a. ,  (to)
_____

tantivy

  [tn'tIvI]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 

    3. _adv. 
_____

tantrum

  ['tntrm] _n. _.  ; to fly into a tantrum
  ,  
_____

tap

  I [tp]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  (,   ..); to leave the tap running
        

      3) ,  (, ); beer of the first tap  
      

      4) = taproom

      5) _. 

      6) _. , ; 

      *) on tap )  ( ); )   
      , ;   

    2. _v.

      1)  ,    ..

      2)  ,   ..

      3)  ,   ..

      4) _.  ,  ()

      5)    

      6)  (); to tap the wire 
       ; to tap the line  
      

      7) ,  ; to tap smb. for money 
        -.

      8) _.   

      9) _.  ̣;    ( )

      *) to tap the house    

  II [tp]

    1. _n.

      1) ̣   

      2) _pl. _. _.    ( ); 

      3)  ( )

    2. _v.

      1) , , ; ; to tap at the door
         ; to tap on the shoulder  
      

      2)   ( )
_____

tap-root

  ['tpru:t] _n. _.  
_____

tap-dance

  ['tpda:ns]

    1. _n. ޣ

    2. _v.  ޣ
_____

tape

  [teIp]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; adhesive tape  

      3)  

      4)   ; to breast the tape   

      5) = tape-line

      6) _.  red tape

      7)  

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2)  

      #) tape up , 
_____

tape-record

  ['teIprI,kO:d] _v.    ̣
_____

tape-recorder

  ['teIprI,kO:d] _n. 
_____

tape-line

  ['teIplaIn] _n. ,  
_____

tape-machine

  ['teIpm,Si:n] _n.   
_____

tape-measure

  ['teIp,me] = tape-line
_____

taper

  ['teIp]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

      3) ,  

      4)  , 

    2. _v. ()   ( taper off); 
_____

tapering

  ['teIprIN] _a.

    1)    , 

    2)    (    ..)
_____

tapestry

  ['tpIstrI] _n.

    1)    ; 

    2)  ,  
_____

tapeworm

  ['teIpw:m] _n. _.  , ԣ
_____

tap-hole

  ['tphul] _n.

    1) _. ̣;  

    2)  ( ,   ..)
_____

taphouse

  ['tphaus] = taproom
_____

tapioca

  [,tpI'uk] _n.  ()
_____

tapir

  ['teIp] _n. _. 
_____

tapis

  ['tpi:] _n. _. to be ( to come) on the tapis   ,
  
_____

tapper

  ['tp] _n.  
_____

tappet

  ['tpIt] _n. _.  ; 
_____

taproom

  ['tprum] _n. , 
_____

tapster

  ['tpst] _n. ; 
_____

tar

  [ta:]

    1. _n. ; ģ; 

      *) to beat ( to knock, to whale) the tar out of smb. _.
      _.  -.  , , 
      -.

    2. _v.  ģ; ; to tar and feather  ģ,
       (   )

      *) tarred with the same brush ( stick)   ; 
       
_____

tar macadam

  ['ta:m'kdm] _n.  
_____

taradiddle

  ['trdIdl] _n. _. , أ
_____

tarantella

  [,trn'tel] _n. 
_____

tarantula

  [t'rntjul] _n. _. 
_____

taraxacum

  [t'rkskm] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.   
_____

tarboosh

  [ta:'bu:S] _n. 
_____

tar-brush

  ['ta:brAS] _n.

    1)    ģ

    2) _. _.   
_____

tardigrade

  ['ta:dIgreId] _a. _.  
_____

tardy

  ['ta:dI] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. , ; to make a tardy appearance  
    ; to be tardy for school   
_____

tare

  I [tE] _n.

    1) _.  ()

    2) _pl. _. 

  II [tE] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)   ; tare and tret  ޣ  
_____

targe

  [ta:d] _n. _.   
_____

target

  ['ta:gIt] _n.

    1) ,  (. _.); off the target  

    2) ,  ; to beat the target  

    3) = targe

    4) _-.  ()

    5) _attr. ; target figure    

    6) _attr. _. target hit     ; target
    practice  
_____

tariff

  ['trIf]

    1. _n.

      1) ; preferential tariff   

      2) 

      3) _attr. ; tariff reform   (
      )

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)  
_____

tarlatan

  ['ta:ltn] _n.  (֣  )
_____

tarmac

  ['ta:mk] _. . tar macadam
_____

tarn

  ['ta:n] _n. _.  
_____

tarnation

  [ta:'neISn] = damnation
_____

tarnish

  ['ta:nIS]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) () , 

      2) , 
_____

tar paper

  ['ta:,peIp] _n. _. 
_____

tarpaulin

  [ta:'pO:lIn] _n.

    1) , ̣ 

    2)    ; 

    3) _. ; 
_____

tarpon

  ['ta:pOn] _n. _. 
_____

tarragon

  ['trgn] _n. _.  
_____

tarrock

  ['trk] _n.     : ; ϣ
_____

tarry

  I ['trI] _v. _.

    1) , 

    2) _. ,  (for)

    3) ,  (at, in)

  II ['ta:rI] _a.    ģ
_____

tarsi

  ['ta:saI] _pl.  tarsus
_____

tarsia

  ['ta:sI] _. _n. ,  
_____

tarsus

  ['ta:ss] _n. (_pl. -si)

    1) _. 

    2) _.  ();  
_____

tart

  I [ta:t] _a.

    1) ; ; 

    2) ,  ( ,   ..)

  II [ta:t] _n.

    1)  ( ,   ),  ; jam tart
      

    2)  

  III [ta:t] _n. _. 
_____

tartan

  ['ta:tn] _n.

    1)   , 

    2)  

    3)  

    4) _attr.   
_____

tartar

  ['ta:t] _n. _.  
_____

tartar emetic

  ['ta:trI'metIk] _n. _.  
_____

tartlet

  ['ta:tlIt] _n. ,   
_____

task

  [ta:sk]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; ; ; ; to set a task before smb.
       -. ,    -.; task in hand
      )  ; )  

      2) _.  ()

      *) to take ( to call) smb. to task  ,  
      -.; task force _.  ( ) 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) , ; it tasks my power     ,
        
_____

taskmaster

  ['ta:sk,ma:st] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

taskwork

  ['ta:skw:k] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

tassel

  ['tsl] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2)  (    )
_____

taste

  [teIst]

    1. _n.

      1)  (); sour to the taste   

      2)  (  ); this medicine has no taste
        ; to leave a bad taste in the mouth 
         ; _.   

      3) ,  (for -  -.); she has expensive
      tastes in clothes     ; to have a taste for
      music    ; tastes differ, there is no
      accounting for tastes    

      4) , ; to dress in good (bad) taste   
      ()

      5) , ; the Baroque taste  

      6) , ; ,  ( ); give me a taste
      of the pudding    

      7) ;   ( -.); to have a taste of
      skindiving      

    2. _v.

      1)  ( ); ; _. , ; to
      taste of danger _.  

      2)   

      3)  , ; to taste sour    , 
       ; the soup tastes of onions   () 
      
_____

tasteful

  ['teIstful] _a.

    1)   

    2)   
_____

tasteless

  ['teIstlIs] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)   

    3) 
_____

taster

  ['teIst] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)  
_____

tasty

  ['teIstI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _.   ; 
_____

tat

  [tt] _v.  
_____

Tatar

  ['ta:t] = Tartar
_____

tatter

  ['tt]

    1. _n.

      1) (. _pl.) , ; to tear to tatters  
      ; _.     

      2) 

      3) أ

    2. _v. ()  ; ()  
_____

tatterdemalion

  [,ttd'meIljn] _n. 
_____

tattered

  ['ttd]

    1. _p-p.  tatter 2

    2. _a. ,  
_____

tatting

  ['ttIN]

    1. _pres-p.  tat

    2. _n. ԣ 
_____

tattle

  ['ttl]

    1. _n. ;  ; 

    2. _v. , ; 
_____

tattler

  ['ttl] _n. ; 
_____

tattoo

  I [t'tu:]

    1. _n.   

    2. _v.

      1) ,  

      2)  ;    (. beat the devil's
      tattoo)

  II [t'tu:]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

tatty

  ['ttI] _. _n.      (  
         )
_____

taught

  [tO:t] _p.  _p-p.  teach
_____

taunt

  I [tO:nt]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ; ""

      2) _.  

    2. _v. ,  

  II [tO:nt] _a. _.   ( )
_____

tauromachy

  [tO:'rOmkI] _. _n.  
_____

taut

  [tO:t] _a.

    1)  , 

    2) ֣; taut nerves  

    3)   ; ; ; 
_____

tauten

  ['tO:tn] _v.  ()
_____

tautologize

  [tO:'tOldaIz] _v. 
_____

tautology

  [tO:'tOldI] _n. 
_____

tavern

  ['tvn] _n. ; , 
_____

taw

  I [tO:] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) ,    

  II [tO:] _v.    
_____

tawdry

  ['tO:drI]

    1. _a. ,  

    2. _n. ۣ ;  
_____

tawny

  ['tO:nI] _a. -; ԣ-֣
_____

tawny owl

  ['tO:nI'aul] _n. _.   ( )
_____

tax

  [tks]

    1. _n.

      1) () ; ; ; direct (indirect) taxes
       () ; single tax   ; to
      levy a tax on smb., smth.  -., -. ; heavy
      tax ,  ; nuisance tax _. 
      ,   

      2) , , ; it is a great tax on my time 
           

    2. _v.

      1)  ; 

      2)  ,  ; ; the work
      taxes my powers      ; I cannot tax my
      memory   ; to tax smb.'s patience  أ-.
      

      3) _. _. ,  ; what will you tax me?
         () ?

      4)  ,  (-.); ,  (with)

      5) _.   ,   ..;  
       
_____

tax-collector

  ['tksk,lekt] _n.  
_____

tax-exempt

  ['tksIg'zempt] _a.    
_____

tax-farmer

  ['tks,fa:m] _n. 
_____

tax-free

  ['tks'fri:] _a. ģ  
_____

tax-gatherer

  ['tks,gr] = tax-collector
_____

taxability

  [,tks'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

taxable

  ['tksbl] _a.  ;   
_____

taxation

  [tk'seISn] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2) ,  
_____

tax evasion

  ['tksI'veIn] _n.    
_____

taxi

  ['tksI]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   

      3) _. 
_____

taxi-cab

  ['tksIkb] = taxi 1
_____

taxi-dancehall

  ['tksIda:ns'hO:l] _n. _.    Σ
   Σ
_____

taxi-dancer

  ['tksI,da:ns] _n. _.  Σ, 
  Σ ( )
_____

taxi-driver

  ['tksI,draIv] = taxi-man
_____

taxi-man

  ['tksImn] _n. ƣ 
_____

taxidermist

  ['tksId:mIst] _n.  , 
_____

taxidermy

  ['tksId:mI] _n.  
_____

taximeter

  ['tksI,mi:t] _n. , ޣ
_____

taxing

  ['tksIN]

    1. _pres-p.  tax 2

    2. _n.  

    3. _a. ; taxing district  
_____

taxing-master

  ['tksIN,ma:st] _n. ,    
_____

taxis

  ['tksIs] _n. _.   , 
_____

taxpayer

  ['tks,peI] _n. 
_____

tea

  [ti:] _n.

    1) ; afternoon tea, high ( meat) tea    ; tile
    tea   ; Russian tea    ( 
    ); to make (the) tea  

    2) ;    

    3) _. _. 

    *) not smb.'s cup of tea _.    -.
_____

tea wagon

  ['ti:,wgn] _n.   ̣    ̣ 
_____

tea-biscuit

  ['ti:,bIskIt] _n.   
_____

tea-board

  ['ti:bO:d] = tea-tray
_____

tea-bread

  ['ti:bred] _n.      
_____

tea-caddy

  ['ti:,kdI] _n. 
_____

tea-cake

  ['ti:keIk] _n.     
_____

tea-cloth

  ['ti:klO] _n.

    1)    

    2)    
_____

tea-cosy

  ['ti:,kuzI] _n. ԣ  ( )
_____

tea-cup

  ['ti:kAp] _n. () 
_____

tea-dealer

  ['ti:,di:l] _n. 
_____

tea-fight

  ['ti:faIt] _. . tea-party 1)
_____

tea-garden

  ['ti:,ga:dn] _n.

    1)      

    2)  
_____

tea-house

  ['ti:haus] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) ; 
_____

tea-kettle

  ['ti:,ketl] _n.  (  )
_____

tea-leaf

  ['ti:li:f] _n. (_pl. -leaves ['ti:li:vz])

    1)  

    2) _pl.  
_____

tea-party

  ['ti:,pa:tI] _n.

    1)  

    2) , ۣ  
_____

tea-pot

  ['ti:pOt] _n.  ( )
_____

tea-poy

  ['ti:pOI] _. _n.    ң  (.  )
_____

tea-room

  ['ti:rum] _n. -
_____

tea-rose

  ['ti:ruz] _n.  
_____

tea-service

  ['ti:,s:vIs] _n.  
_____

tea-set

  ['ti:set] = tea-service
_____

tea-shop

  ['ti:SOp] _n. , 
_____

tea-spoon

  ['ti:spu:n] _n.  
_____

tea-strainer

  ['ti:,streIn] _n.  
_____

tea-table

  ['ti:,teIbl] _n.

    1)  

    2)   

    3) _attr.: tea-table conversation   
_____

tea-things

  ['ti:INz] _n. _pl.  
_____

tea-tray

  ['ti:treI] _n.  
_____

tea-urn

  ['ti::n] _n. , ,   
_____

teach

  [ti:tS] _v. (taught)

    1) , ;  , ; to teach smb. French
     -.  

    2) , ; to teach smb. discipline  -. 
    

    3) ; I will teach him a lesson   
_____

teachable

  ['ti:tSbl] _a.

    1) ,  ( )

    2)   ; ; 
_____

teacher

  ['ti:tS] _n. (); ()
_____

teachers college

  ['ti:tSz,kOlId] _n.  
_____

teaching

  ['ti:tSIN]

    1. _pres-p.  teach

    2. _n.

      1) ; to take up teaching  

      2) , 
_____

teak

  [ti:k] _n. ( )
_____

teal

  [ti:l] _n. _. 
_____

team

  [ti:m]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  (, ); _.   ,
      

      2)  

      3) ,  ()

      4)  

      5) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)   ,   ..; to team up with smb.
      _.   -.

      3)  , 
_____

team-mate

  ['ti:mmeIt] _n.    ;    ,   
   ..
_____

team-work

  ['ti:mw:k] _n.

    1)    

    2)  ;  ; 
_____

teamster

  ['ti:mst] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _.  
_____

teamwise

  ['ti:mwaIz] _adv. , 
_____

tear

  I [tE]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , 

      2)  ; ; full tear 

      3) 

      4) _. _. ԣ

      5) _. 

    2. _v. (tore; torn)

      1) (), , () (. tear off); to tear smth. to
      pieces  -.  ; _.     ;
      

      2) ;  (. tear out)

      3) , ; I have torn my finger    

      4) _. ; a heart torn by anxiety , 
       ; to be torn between   ; 
       (   ..)

      5) ; 

      6)  (. tear along, tear down)

      7) , 

      #) tear about   ; tear along ,
      , ; to tear along the street   ;
      tear at ,   ; tear away ; to tear oneself
      away   ; tear down ) ,  ();
      )  (  ); ) ; ; tear out
      ; ; tear up ) ; a tree torn up by the
      roots ,   ; ) 

  II [tI] _n.

    1) ; in tears  ; bitter ( poignant) tears 
    ̣; to move smb. to tears  -.  ̣

    2)  ()
_____

tear-drop

  ['tIdrOp] _n. , 
_____

tear-duct

  ['tIdAkt] _n. _. ̣ 
_____

tear-gas

  ['tIgs] _n.  
_____

tear-sheet

  ['tESi:t] _n. _.    ,   
         
_____

tear-shell

  ['tI'Sel] _n.    
_____

tear-stained

  ['tIsteInd] _a.   ̣, 
_____

tearful

  ['tIful] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ̣;  

    3) 
_____

tearing

  ['tErIN]

    1. _pres-p.  tear I, 2

    2. _a. _. , 
_____

tearless

  ['tIlIs] _a.

    1)  ̣

    2) 
_____

tease

  [ti:z]

    1. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) , ;  ; 

    2. _n.

      1) = teaser 1)

      2)  
_____

teasel

  ['ti:zl]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _.  

    2. _v. 
_____

teaseler

  ['ti:zl] _n. 
_____

teaser

  ['ti:z] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) _.  , 
_____

teat

  [ti:t] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

teazel

  ['ti:zl] = teasel
_____

teazle

  ['ti:zl] = teasel
_____

tec

  [tek] _n. _.

    1) _.  detective 1

    2) _.  technical school {. technical 1, 1)}
_____

technical

  ['teknIkl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; technical school ( institute)
       

      2) ;   ̣   
      ̣   ( ); technical terms of
      law  

      3) -

    2. _n. _pl.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

technicality

  [,teknI'klItI] _n.

    1)   

    2)  , 

    3) _pl.  
_____

technician

  [tek'nISn] _n.

    1) ,  ϣ ; 

    2) ,    ( ,   ..)
_____

technics

  ['teknIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) ,  
_____

technique

  [tek'ni:k] _n.

    1) ,  ɣ

    2) ; 
_____

technologist

  [tek'nOldIst] _n. 
_____

technology

  [tek'nOldI] _n.

    1) ;    

    2) 

    3)  
_____

techy

  ['tetSI] = tetchy
_____

tectonic

  [tek'tOnIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

tectonics

  [tek'tOnIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

ted

  [ted] _v.  ()
_____

tedder

  ['ted] _n. 
_____

teddy boy

  ['tedI'bOI] _n. _.  (  ,   
      XX .)
_____

tedious

  ['ti:djs] _a. , 
_____

tedium

  ['ti:djm] _n. ; 
_____

tee

  I [ti:]

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2) ,    ; 

    2. _a. _. ; -

  II [ti:]

    1. _n.  ( );     

      *) to a tee  , , --;  

    2. _v.     

      #) tee off    ( ); tee up = tee off
_____

teem

  I [ti:m] _v. ,  (with - -.)

  II [ti:m] _v. _.  ()
_____

teeming

  I ['ti:mIN]

    1. _pres-p.  teem I

    2. _a. ,  

  II ['ti:mIN] _pres-p.  teem II
_____

teen

  I [ti:n] _n. _. , 

  II [ti:n] _. _.  teen-age  teen-ager
_____

teen-age

  ['ti:neId] _a.

    1)     13  19 

    2) 
_____

teen-ager

  ['ti:n,eId] _n. ;   
_____

teener

  ['ti:n] = teen-ager
_____

teens

  [ti:nz] _n. _pl.   13  19  (); she is still in
  her teens  ݣ   ; she is out of her teens  
    
_____

teeny

  I ['ti:nI] _a. _. 

  II ['ti:nI] _n. (_pl. teenies ['ti:nIz]) ;   
_____

teeny-weeny

  ['ti:nI'wi:nI] _a. _. , 
_____

teeter

  ['ti:t] _.

    1. _n.

      1)   (,   )

      2) , , 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) , ; 
_____

teeth

  [ti:] _pl.  tooth 1
_____

teeth-ridge

  ['ti:rId] _n. 
_____

teethe

  [ti:] _v.

    1)  ( )

    2) ; 
_____

teetotal

  [ti:'tutl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. , 
_____

teetotaller

  [ti:'tutl] _n. 
_____

teetotum

  ['ti:tu'tAm] _n.  
_____

teg

  [teg] _n.

    1)    

    2)     
_____

tegular

  ['tegjul] _a. 
_____

tegument

  ['tegjumnt] _n. (_.  integument) , 
_____

tehee

  [ti:'hi:]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

telautogram

  [te'lO:tgrm] _n. 
_____

telautograph

  [te'lO:tgra:f] _n. 
_____

tele

  ['telI] _. _.  television
_____

telecast

  ['telIka:st]

    1. _n.  ;  

    2. _v.   
_____

telecasting

  ['telI,ka:stIN]

    1. _pres-p.  telecast 2

    2. _n.

      1) = telecast 1

      2) _attr. ; telecasting studio  
_____

telecommunication

  ['telIk,mju:nI'keISn] _n.  ; ,   
_____

telecontrol

  ['telIkn,trul] _n. ,  
_____

telecruiser

  ['telI,kru:z] _n.   
_____

telefilm

  ['telIfIlm] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) ,   
_____

telegenic

  [,telI'denIk] _a. ;     
_____

telegram

  ['telIgrm] _n. 
_____

telegraph

  ['telIgra:f]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _attr. 

    2. _v. 
_____

telegraph-line

  ['telIgra:flaIn] _n.  
_____

telegraph-pole

  ['telIgra:fpul] _n.  
_____

telegraph-post

  ['telIgra:fpust] = telegraph-pole
_____

telegraph-wire

  ['telIgra:f,waI] _n.  
_____

telegrapher

  [tI'legrf] = telegraphist
_____

telegraphese

  ['telIgra:'fi:z] _n. _. "" 
_____

telegraphic

  [,telI'grfIk] _a. 
_____

telegraphist

  [tI'legrfIst] _n. 
_____

telegraphy

  [tI'legrfI] _n. ; 
_____

telekinesis

  [,telIkaI'ni:sIs] _n. 
_____

telemechanics

  [,telImI'knIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

telemeter

  ['telImi:t] _n. ;   
_____

teleology

  [,telI'OldI] _n. 
_____

telepathy

  [tI'lepI] _n. 
_____

telephone

  ['telIfun]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _attr. 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) ,   
_____

telephone set

  ['telIfun'set] _n.  
_____

telephonic

  [,telI'fOnIk] _n. 
_____

telephonist

  [tI'lefnIst] _n. ()
_____

telephony

  [tI'lefnI] _n. ; 
_____

telephotography

  ['telIf'tOgrfI] _n. 
_____

teleprinter

  ['telI,prInt] _n. ,   
_____

telescope

  ['telIskup]

    1. _n.  () ; 

    2. _v.

      1) () ( )

      2)  (   )

      3) ,  (into - ,   ..)
_____

telescreen

  ['telIskri:n] _n.  
_____

telethon

  ['telIn] _n.      
       
_____

teletype

  ['telItaIp] _n. 
_____

teleview

  ['telIvju:] _v.   
_____

televiewer

  ['telIvju:] _n. 
_____

televise

  ['telIvaIz] _v.   
_____

television

  ['telI,vIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; television viewer = televiewer; television
    broadcasting  ; television receiver ( set)
    
_____

televisional

  [,telI'vInl] _a. 
_____

televisor

  ['telIvaIz] _n. 
_____

televisual

  [,telI'vIjul] = televisional
_____

telewriter

  ['telI,raIt] _n.  
_____

tell

  [tel] _v. (told)

    1) ; to tell a lie ( a falsehood)  ;
    this fact tells its own tale ( story)      

    2) , ; I am told  ,  ; to tell goodbye
    _. 

    3) , ; ; to tell the time
      ( )

    4) ; 

    5) ,  (), 

    6) ; tell the driver to wait for me  ƣ 
    ģ; I was told to show my passport    

    7) , ; he can be told by his dress   
       ; to tell apart  , ; to
    tell one thing from another     

    8) ; her voice tells remarkably in the choir ţ 
       

    9) ,  (on); the strain begins to tell on her
        

    10)  ,  (of)

    11) _. ; ; ; to tell one's beads
     ,  ޣ; all told   ,  ;
       ӣ

    #) tell off ) ,  ( ̣ ); six
    of us were told off to get fuel      
    ; ) _.   ޣ; ) _. ,
     (-.); tell on _. ; , ;
    tell over 

    *) don't ( never) tell me   ; to tell smb.
    where to get off _.  -.  ,  -.;
      -.; to tell the world _. 
    ; do tell! _.   !,   !; I'll tell you
    what _.  ; you never can tell  ; ޣ
    ?; you're telling me!   ?,   !
_____

tell-tale

  ['telteIl]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3) _. ,    ;
      -

    2. _a.

      1) ,  (-.); a tell-tale blush 
      

      2) _. , 
_____

tellable

  ['telbl] _a.

    1)   

    2)  ,   Σ 
_____

teller

  ['tel] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ޣ 

    3)  ( )
_____

telling

  ['telIN]

    1. _pres-p.  tell

    2. _a. ; ; ; a telling speech
     ; a telling argument  ; a telling blow
      
_____

tellurian

  [te'ljurIn]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a.   , 
_____

telluric

  [te'ljurIk] _a. , 
_____

tellurium

  [te'ljurIm] _n. _. 
_____

telly

  ['telI] _n. _. 
_____

telpher

  ['telf]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _v.    
_____

telpherage

  ['telfrId] _n.

    1)     

    2)  
_____

temblor

  [tem'blO:] _n. _. 
_____

temerarious

  [,tem'rErIs] _a. _. ;  ; 
_____

temerity

  [tI'merItI] _n. , ;  
_____

temper

  ['temp]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; quick ( short) temper ,
      

      2) ; to be in a good (bad) temper    ()
      

      3) , ; to put smb. out of temper 
      -.  ; to keep ( to control) one's temper 
      ; to lose one's temper   ; to recover ( to
      regain) one's temper ,  

      4) ; ; to show temper 
      ; to get into a temper 

      5) _. 

      6) _.  ;  ף  

    2. _v.

      1) , , 

      2)  

      3) _. 

      4) _. ; () (. _.); tempered in battle
      ̣  
_____

tempera

  ['tempr] _n. _. ,  
_____

temperament

  ['temprmnt] _n. 
_____

temperamental

  [,tempr'mentl] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ̣ 
_____

temperance

  ['temprns] _n.

    1) ,  (.     
    )

    2)    , 

    3) _attr.: temperance hotel ,     
    
_____

temperate

  ['temprIt] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  (   ..)
_____

temperature

  ['temprItS] _n.

    1) ;  ; to take one's temperature 
    

    2) _.  ; to have ( to run) a temperature
      
_____

tempest

  ['tempIst]

    1. _n. ; tempest in a teapot    

    2. _v. 
_____

tempestuous

  [tem'pestjus] _a. , 
_____

tempi

  ['tempi:] _pl.  tempo
_____

templar

  ['templ] _n.

    1) (Templar) _. ,  (. Knight Templar)

    2) ,    {. temple I, 2}
_____

template

  ['templIt] _n. _. , 
_____

temple

  I ['templ] _n.

    1) 

    2) (the Temple) ,       
    ,     {. inn *))}

  II ['templ] _n. 

  III ['templ] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  
_____

templet

  ['templIt] = template
_____

tempo

  ['tempu] _n. (_pl. -os ['tempuz], -pi)

    1) _. 

    2) ,  (  ..)
_____

temporal

  I ['temprl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ; temporal peers, lords temporal  
     

    3) _. 

  II ['temprl] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

temporality

  [,temp'rlItI] _n.

    1)  

    2) _pl.    
_____

temporary

  ['temprrI]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.    
_____

temporize

  ['tempraIz] _v.

    1)     

    2)   ; , ; ; a
    temporizing policy  
_____

tempt

  [tempt] _v.

    1) , ; one is tempted to ask the question 
     

    2) _. , ; to tempt fate ( providence)
     
_____

temptation

  [temp'teISn] _n. , 
_____

tempter

  ['tempt] _n. ; 
_____

tempting

  ['temptIN]

    1. _pres-p.  tempt

    2. _a. , 
_____

temptress

  ['temptrIs] _n. ; 
_____

ten

  [ten]

    1. _n-card. ; ten times as big    

      *) ten to one  

    2. _n.

      1) ; in tens 

      2) _pl.   (   ..)

      3) _.  

      4) _. 

      *) take ten _.  
_____

ten-spot

  ['tenspOt] _n. _. _.  
_____

ten-strike

  ['tenstraIk] _n. _.

    1) ,    

    2) _.  ;  
_____

tenable

  ['tenbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ģ ( )

    3)    ( , ); this office is tenable
    for a period of three years      
    ң 
_____

tenacious

  [tI'neISs] _a.

    1) , ; tenacious memory  

    2) ; tenacious of life 

    3) , 
_____

tenacity

  [tI'nsItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , , ף 

    3) , 

    4) , 
_____

tenancy

  ['tennsI] _n.

    1)  ;    

    2)  

    3)  ;  
_____

tenant

  ['tennt]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; () ; ߣ; tenant at
      will  

      2) , 

      3) _.   

    2. _v. , 
_____

tenantry

  ['tenntrI] _n. _. , 
_____

tench

  [tenS] _n.  ()
_____

tend

  I [tend] _v.

    1)   ( -.);  ( -.); it tends to
    become cold at night ,   

    2)   ( -.); he tends to exaggerate  
    (ӣ) 

    3) ;   ̣  ( ,  
    ..)

  II [tend] _v. (_.  attend)

    1)  ( -.);  ( ,    ..)

    2) ; to tend shop _.  
_____

tendance

  ['tendns] _n. (_.  attendance)

    1)  ( -.); 

    2) _. , 
_____

tendency

  ['tendnsI] _n.

    1) , , ; a tendency to corpulence
      

    2) _attr. ; tendency writings  
_____

tendentious

  [ten'denSs] _n. 
_____

tender

  I ['tend]

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2)   

      3)  (     ..); legal tender _.
       ԣ 

    2. _v.

      1) ; to tender one's thanks  ; to
      tender an apology  ; to tender one's resignation
        

      2) ;  ()

      3)   ( );     (
       )

  II ['tend] _n.

    1) ,   -.,  -., -.;
    baby tender ; invalid tender 

    2) _-. 

    3) _.  ,  

  III ['tend] _a.

    1) , ; tender touch ̣ 

    2) , ; of tender years  

    3) ,  ( )

    4) , ; tender passion ( sentiment) , 
    ; tender heart  

    5) , ; ; tender spot ( place)
     

    6) , 

    7) , ; to be tender of smb.   
      -.

    8) ,  ( , , )

    9)  ( )
_____

tender-eyed

  ['tendraId] _a.

    1)    

    2)   
_____

tender-foot

  ['tendfut] _n. _. ,    
  ; 
_____

tender-hearted

  ['tend'ha:tId] _a. , ; 
_____

tender-loin

  ['tendlOIn] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2) (Tender-loin)  ,   
_____

tenderling

  ['tendlIN] _n.

    1)  £

    2) _. 
_____

tenderness

  ['tendnIs] _n.   . {. tender III}
_____

tendinous

  ['tendIns] _a. ; 
_____

tendon

  ['tendn] _n. _. 
_____

tendril

  ['tendrIl] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  ()
_____

tenebrous

  ['tenIbrs] _a. ԣ, 
_____

tenement

  ['tenImnt] _n.

    1)  ,    (. tenement house)

    2)  ;  

    3)  ;  ( أ)

    4) _. 
_____

tenet

  ['ti:net] _. _n. , , 
_____

tenfold

  ['tenfuld]

    1. _a. 

    2. _adv. 
_____

tenner

  ['ten] _n.

    1) _.   10 ; _.   10 

    2) _.   ( )
_____

tennis

  ['tenIs] _n. 
_____

tennis-ball

  ['tenIsbO:l] _n.  
_____

tennis-court

  ['tenIskO:t] _n.  
_____

tenon

  ['tenn]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ;   

      2) _. , , 

    2. _v.   
_____

tenor

  I ['ten] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2)  ,  ,   ..

    3) ; 

    4) _.  

  II ['ten] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

tenpins

  ['tenpInz] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

tense

  I [tens] _n. _. 

  II [tens]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) ģ, ֣; tense anxiety  

    2. _v.

      1) ()

      2)  
_____

tensely

  ['tenslI] _adv.  , ֣
_____

tensile

  ['tensaIl] _a. ; tensile strength _.   
  
_____

tensility

  [ten'sIlItI] _n. 
_____

tension

  ['tenSn] _n.

    1) , ֣ ; international tension
     ֣; to ease ( to relax, to reduce, to
    slacken) tension  

    2) , 

    3) , , 

    4) _. ; high (low) tension  () 

    5) _. ;  ()
_____

tensity

  ['tensItI] _n. ֣ , ֣
_____

tensive

  ['tensIv] _a.  
_____

tent

  I [tent]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  ;   

  II [tent] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  

  III [tent] _n.    
_____

tent-bed

  ['tentbed] _n.  
_____

tent-peg

  ['tentpeg] _n.   
_____

tentacle

  ['tentkl] _n.

    1) _.  (. _.)

    2) _. 
_____

tentacular

  [ten'tkjul] _a.   ;  
_____

tentaculated

  [ten'tkjuleItId] _a.

    1) _. ֣ 

    2) _. ֣ 
_____

tentative

  ['tenttIv] _a. , , 
_____

tenter

  ['tent] _n. _.  ; to be on the tenters _. = to be
  on tenterhooks {. tenterhooks}
_____

tenterhooks

  ['tenthuks] _n. _pl. _.  

    *) to be on tenterhooks    ; 
    ; to keep smb. on tenterhooks  -. 
       
_____

tenth

  [ten]

    1. _n-ord. 

      *) tenth wave  

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) (the tenth)  
_____

tenuity

  [te'njuItI] _n.

    1) ֣ ()

    2) 

    3) ; ; 

    4)  ()

    5)  ()
_____

tenuous

  ['tenjus] _a.

    1) ,  ( )

    2) ֣ ( )
_____

tenure

  ['tenju] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ( )

    3)  ;   ( )
_____

tepee

  ['ti:pi:] _n.   
_____

tepefy

  ['tepIfaI] _v.  ()
_____

tepid

  ['tepId] _a. ; _. 
_____

teratology

  [,ter'tOldI] _n. _. 
_____

terbium

  ['t:bIm] _n. _. 
_____

tercel

  ['t:sl] _n.  ()
_____

tercentenary

  [,t:sen'ti:nrI]

    1. _n. ң , ң

    2. _a. ң
_____

tercentennial

  [,t:sen'tenjl] = tercentenary
_____

tercet

  ['t:sIt] _n.

    1) _. ң; 

    2) . 
_____

terebinth

  ['terbIn] _n.  
_____

teredo

  [t'ri:du] _n. _.  , 
_____

terete

  [te'ri:t] _a. ,   
_____

tergal

  ['t:gl] _a. _. _. , 
_____

tergiversate

  ['t:dIv:seIt] _v.

    1)  , 

    2) ף, 
_____

tergiversation

  [,t:dIv:'seISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ף
_____

term

  [t:m]

    1. _n.

      1) , ̣ ; for term of life ; term of
      office   (,   ..); to serve one's
      term   

      2)    ,   ..

      3) _. , 

      4) ; _pl. , ,  ; in set terms
      ̣; in the simplest terms  ,  ;
      in terms of  ,   ; in terms of figures 
      ; in terms of money   

      5) _pl.  ; ; to come to terms ( to make
      terms) with smb.     -.; to bring smb. to
      terms  -.  ; to stand upon one's terms
         

      6) 

      7)  

      8) _pl.  ; ; inclusive terms , 
        (   ..); terms of trade 
         

      9) _pl.  ; to be on good (bad) terms   
      () 

      10) _.    

      11) _. _. , 

    2. _v. , 
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term-time

  ['t:mtaIm] _n.   ( ,   ..)
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termagant

  ['t:mgnt]

    1. _n. ,  , 

    2. _a. 
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termer

  ['t:m] _n. ,   (  :
  first termer       ..)
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terminable

  ['t:mInbl] _a.  , ; terminable ten years from
  now    ,    
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terminal

  ['t:mInl]

    1. _n.

      1)  ;  

      2) _pl.       
      

      3)    

      4) _. ;   

    2. _a.

      1) , ; terminal station  

      2) ;  

      3) 
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terminate

  ['t:mIneIt] _v.

    1)  ,  

    2) (), () (in)

    3) 
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termination

  [,t:mI'neISn] _n.

    1) ; ,  , 

    2) _. 

    3) , 
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termini

  ['t:mInaI] _pl.  terminus
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terminology

  [,t:mI'nOldI] _n. 
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terminus

  ['t:mIns] _n. (_pl. -es ['t:mInsIz], -ni)  ; 
  (  )
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termitary

  ['t:mItrI] _n. ,  
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termite

  ['t:maIt] _n. _. 
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termless

  ['t:mlIs] _a.

    1)   , 

    2) 

    3)   , 
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tern

  I [t:n] _n.  ()

  II [t:n] _n.

    1)  ;    ..; 

    2)     
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ternary

  ['t:nrI]

    1. _n. , , 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. _.   ң  
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terra

  ['ter] _. _n. ; terra incognita )  ;
  )   (  ..)
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terrace

  ['ters]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) , 

      3)    

      4)   

      5)  

    2. _v.    
_____

terracotta

  ['ter'kOt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
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terrain

  ['tereIn] _n.

    1) , ; terrain of attack _.  

    2)   ; 

    3) _attr. ; terrain flying ̣   
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terraneous

  [tI'reInIs] _n. _. 
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terrapin

  ['terpIn] _n.

    1)  

    2) -
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terraqueous

  [te'reIkwIs] _a.

    1)     

    2) 

    3) - ( )
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terrene

  [te'ri:n]

    1. _n. 

    2. _n. _.  
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terrestrial

  [tI'restrIl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; terrestrial magnetism  

      2) ; 

      3) , 

    2. _n.  
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terrible

  ['terbl] _a.

    1)  , 

    2) _. ( . .) , ; 
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terrier

  I ['terI] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) (Terrier.) _. "",    
    " - "

  II ['terI] _n. _.  
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terrific

  [t'rIfIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. ( . .) ,   ..
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terrify

  ['terIfaI] _v. ,  
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territorial

  [,terI'tO:rIl]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; territorial claims  ;
      territorial waters  

      3) _.    ֣ ;
      Territorial Army  

      4) _.    {. territory 2)}

    2. _n.   
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territory

  ['terItrI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) (Territory) _.  (   ,
    , ,      )

    3) ,  (  ..)
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terror

  ['ter] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3)   ,  

    4) _. ֣ ;  £; a holy terror 
     ֣,  ;  £

    *) the king of terrors 
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terror-haunted

  ['ter'hO:ntId] _a.  
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terror-stricken

  ['ter,strIkn] _a.    
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terror-struck

  ['ter,strAk] _a.    
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terrorism

  ['terrIzm] _n. 
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terrorist

  ['terrIst] _n. 
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terrorize

  ['terraIz] _v.

    1) 

    2)  
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terry

  ['terI] _n. _.

    1)    

    2) _. = terry-cloth
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terry-cloth

  ['terIklO] _n.   (  ,   ..)
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terry-cloth robe

  ['terIklO'rub] _n.  
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terse

  [t:s] _a.

    1) ,  ( )

    2)  ( )
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tertian

  ['t:Sn] _n. _. , ң 
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tertiary

  ['t:SrI] _a. _. _. 
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terza rima

  ['t:ts'ri:m] _. _n. _. 
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terzetto

  [t:t'setu] _n. _. 
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tessellated

  ['tesIleItId] _a. ; ݣ  
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tessellation

  [,tesI'leISn] _n.     
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tessera

  ['tesr] _n. (_pl. -rae)  ( )
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tesserae

  ['tesri:] _pl.  tessera
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tessitura

  [,tesI'tur] _n. _. 
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test

  [test]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to put to test  ; to bear the test
       ; to stand the test of time  
      

      2) ; 

      3) ,  ; a test in English 
         

      4) _. 

      5) _. _. , ; ; a test for the amount
      of butter in milk   

      6) _. 

      7) _attr. , ; , ; test
      station  

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2) _.   

      3)  
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test ban

  ['testbn] _n.    
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test-mixer

  ['test,mIks] _n. 
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test-paper

  ['test,peIp] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _. _. ,     
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test-tube

  ['testtju:b] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr.     
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test-type

  ['testtaIp] _n.     
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testa

  ['test] _n. (_pl. -ae)

    1) _. ,  

    2)  ( )
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testaceous

  [tes'teISs] _a.

    1) _. ; ݣ 

    2)   (   )
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testae

  ['testi:] _pl.  testa
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testament

  ['testmnt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) (Testament) _.  (.  , ; . New
    Testament); Old Testament  
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testamentary

  [,test'mentrI] _a. ,   
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testamur

  [tes'teIm] _. _n.     
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testate

  ['testIt]

    1. _a.    ; to die testate , 
    

    2. _n.  
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testator

  [tes'teIt] _n. 
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testatrices

  [tes'teItrIsi:z] _pl.  testatrix
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testatrix

  [tes'teItrIks] _n. (_pl. -rices) 
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tester

  I ['test] _n.

    1) ,  , ; 

    2)   ; , 

  II ['test] _n.  ( , ң  ..)

  III ['test] _n.  (  )
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testicle

  ['testIkl] _n. _. 
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testification

  [,testIfI'keISn] _n.  
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testify

  ['testIfaI] _v.

    1)  ,  (to -  ; against -
    ),  

    2)   (  ,  )

    3)  ( ޣ-.);  
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testily

  ['testIlI] _adv. , 
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testimonial

  [,testI'munjl]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ; 

      2)  , ,  (. ӣ
      )

    2. _a. ; ; testimonial dinner  
       -.
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testimony

  ['testImnI] _n.

    1)  ; false testimony  ; to give (
    to bear) testimony  ; to call smb. in testimony 
    -.   

    2) ; 

    3) ; () 

    4) _pl. _. 
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test pilot

  ['test'paIlt] _n. ̣-
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test pit

  ['testpIt] _n. _.  ,  
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testy

  ['testI] _a. , 
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tetanic

  [tI'tnIk] _a. _. 
_____

tetanus

  ['tetns] _n. _. 
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tetchy

  ['tetSI] _a. ; ; tetchy horse   

    *) tetchy subject  
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tete-a-tete

  ['teIta:'teIt] _.

    1. _n.

      1)    

      2)    

    2. _a. , ; a tete-a-tete conversation 
       

    3. _adv.    , 
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tether

  ['te]

    1. _n.

      1)  (  )

      2) _. ; ; to come to the end of one's tether 
        ();   ;   

    2. _v.

      1)  ( )

      2) _. ,  
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tetra-

  ['tetr] _pref. ң-
_____

tetragon

  ['tetrgn] _n. _. ң; regular tetragon 
_____

tetragonal

  [te'trgnl] _a. _. ң
_____

tetrahedron

  ['tetr'hedrn] _n. _. ң, 
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tetralogy

  [t'trldI] _n.

    1)  ( , Σ   
    )

    2) _-. _. 
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tetrameter

  [te'trmIt] _n. ң , 
_____

tetrastich

  ['tetrstIk] _n. , ,   ң 
_____

tetrasyllable

  ['tetr,sIlbl] _n. ң 
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tetter

  ['tet] _n. , , ; eating tetter 
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teutonic

  [tju:'tOnIk]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n.  (. ) 
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text

  [tekst] _n.

    1) 

    2)   

    3)  (, ); to stick to one's text   
    

    4) _.  ()

    5) _.  textbook
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text-hand

  ['teksthnd] _n.   
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textbook

  ['tekstbuk] _n. , 
_____

textile

  ['tekstaIl]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n. (. _pl.) ( ); 
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textual

  ['tekstjul] _a.

    1) ;   ; textual criticism ,
       (.    
     )

    2) , 
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texture

  ['tekstS] _n.

    1)  ;   ; coarse (fine) texture
     () 

    2) , ; the texture of a mineral  

    3) ,     
    ; ,  (); the texture of verse 
    

    4) _. 

    5) _. _. 
_____

thaler

  ['ta:l] _n. _.  (  )
_____

thallium

  ['lIm] _n. _. 
_____

than

  [n] ( ); [n], [n], [n] ( ) _cj. ;
  he is taller than you are   ; I'd rather stay than go 
  ޣ  

    *) none other than   , 
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thane

  [eIn] _n. _. 
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thank

  [Nk]

    1. _n. (. _pl.)

      1) ; thanks ; many thanks  ; to
      give thanks ; to return thanks   (
        )

      2): thanks to (.  _prep.) 

    2. _v. ; thank you ; thank you ever so much _.
      ; thank you for nothing!    !
    (,    ); you may thank yourself for that 
       ; I'll thank you to mind your own business  
    ޣ     ( )
_____

thank-offering

  ['Nk,OfrIN] _n.  
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thank-worthy

  ['Nk,w:I] _a.  
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thankee

  ['NkI] _. _.  thank you {. thank 2}
_____

thankful

  ['Nkful] _a. 
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thankless

  ['NklIs] _a. ; thankless job  
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thanksgiving

  ['Nks,gIvIN] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    *) Thanksgiving Day _.     
      (  )
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that

  1. _pron. (_pl. those)

    1) [t] _demonstr. , ,  (   .); )  
    , , , , , ̣   
    : that house beyond the river    ; that day 
    ; that man  ; )  this: this wine is
    better than that    ; )   -. 
     : that is true  ; that's done it 
     ,  ; )  .   
    : the climate here is like that of France  
       

    2) [t] ( ); [t], [t] ( ) _rel.
    ) , ,    ..; the members that were present 
     ,  ; the book that I'm reading ,
      ; )  = in ( on, at, for  ..) which: the
    year that he died   ; the book that I spoke of , 
      

    *) and all that   ,  ӣ  ; by that 
    , ; like that  ; that's that _.  
    ; - ; that is  ; not that   ( 
    ), ; that's it!  !, !; that's all there is to
    it ,   ӣ; this and that ; I went to this doctor and that
        ; now that , ; with that 
     

  2. _adv. [t] ,   ; that far  ; 
   ; that much ; he was that angry he couldn't say a
  word     ,     

  3. _cj. [t] ( ); [t] ( ) , 
  (     , ,
    .); I know that it was so  ,    ; we eat
  that we may live  ,   ; the explosion was so
  loud that he was deafened    ,   

    *) oh, that I knew the truth! ,     !
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thatch

  [tS]

    1. _n.

      1)    ,    

      2)    ( )

      3) _.  

    2. _v.    
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thaumaturge

  ['O:mt:d] _n. , , 
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thaw

  [O:]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  ( );   ֣

    2. _v.

      1) ; ; _. ; it is thawing 

      2)  (  ..)

      3) ,  , 
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the

  [i:] ( ); [I] ( , . 
  ), [] ( , .  )

    1. ̣ 

      1) .  .      
       ,     : the book you
      mention   ; I'll speak to the teacher  
        (,     )

      2)   ,       :
      I dislike the man     ; how is the score? 
       ޣ?

      3)   ,      
      ,  ,    ..; (of
      all the men I know) he is the man for the position ( ,  
      ,)       

      4)  .   : the horse is a useful
      animal  -  

      5) .  .,    , 
        ϣ : the sun , the moon 

      6)     
        )   : it
      is only a step from the sublime to the ridiculous   
         ; )  _. : the poor ;
      the wise 

      7)   .  : the stage
       ; the saddle  

    2. _adv. .  _comp.   ... ; ; the more the
    better  ,  ; the less said the better  
    ,  ; (so much) the worse for him    
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the dansant

  ['teIda:N'sa:N] _n. _.   ( )  
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theater

  ['It] _. = theatre
_____

theatre

  ['It] _n.

    1) 

    2)    ; operating theatre 

    3)  ; the theatre of operations ( war)  
    

    4) _.  , 

    5) _predic. the play is good theatre   
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theatre-goer

  ['It,gu] _n. 
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theatrical

  [I'trIkl]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; theatrical column   
      

      2) , , , 

    2. _n.

      1)  ԣ

      2) _pl.  (. )
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theatricality

  [I,trI'klItI] _n. , ; 
_____

theatricalize

  [I'trIklaIz] _v. , 
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theatrics

  [I'trIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.)  
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thee

  [i:] _pron. _pers. (_obj.  thou) _. _. , 
_____

theft

  [eft] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.  , 
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their

  [E] _pron. _poss. (. ; . theirs) ; , 
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theirs

  [Ez] _pron. _poss. ( ;  . ; .
  their) ; this book is theirs   ; theirs is a good house 
   
_____

theism

  ['i:Izm] _n. 
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them

  [m] ( ); [m], [m] ( ) _pron. _pers.
  _obj.  they
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thematic

  [I'mtIk] _a.

    1) ; thematic catalogue  

    2) _.   ; 
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theme

  [i:m] _n.

    1) ,  (, )

    2) _.    

    3) _. 

    4) _. 

    5) _. 
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theme song

  ['i:msON] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) = theme 5)
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themselves

  [m'selvz] _pron.

    1) _refl. , -; ; they wash themselves  ; they have
    built themselves a house    

    2) _emph. ; they built the house themselves    
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then

  [en]

    1. _adv.

      1) ; he was a little boy then    £

      2) , ; the noise stopped and then began again 
      ,   

      3)   , ; if you are tired then you'd better stay at
      home   ,   

      4)  ,   ; I love my job and then it pays so well 
        ,      ; and then you
      should remember  ,   

      5) .      : all right
      then, do as you like  , ,  

    2. _n.  ; by then   ; since then   

      *) every now and then   

    3. _a. ,    ; the then prime minister
     -
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thence

  [ens] _adv.

    1) _. 

    2) ,  

    3)   
_____

thenceforth

  ['ens'fO:] _adv.   , 
_____

thenceforward

  ['ens'fO:wd] = thenceforth
_____

theocracy

  [I'OkrsI] _n. 
_____

theocratic

  [I'krtIk] _a. 
_____

theodolite

  [I'OdlaIt] _n. _. 
_____

theologian

  [I'ludjn] _n. 
_____

theological

  [I'lOdIkl] _a. 
_____

theology

  [I'OldI] _n. 
_____

theorbo

  [I'O:bu] _n. (_pl. -os [I'O:buz])  (   XVII .)
_____

theorem

  ['Irm] _n. 
_____

theoretic

  [I'retIk] = theoretical
_____

theoretical

  [I'retIkl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

theoretics

  [I'retIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.)  ( . )
_____

theorist

  ['IrIst] _n. 
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theorize

  ['IraIz] _v. 
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theory

  ['IrI] _n.

    1) ; numbers theory  

    2) _. ; to have a theory that... , ...
_____

therapeutic

  [,er'pju:tIk] _a. 
_____

therapeutical

  [,er'pju:tIkl] _a. 
_____

therapeutics

  [,er'pju:tIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) , 
_____

therapeutist

  [,er'pju:tIst] _n. 
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therapy

  ['erpI] _n. , 
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there

  I [E]

    1. _adv.

      1) ; I shall meet you there     ; are you there?
       ? ( )

      2) ; there and back   

      3) , ,   ; he came to the fourth chapter and
      there he stopped  ۣ  ף     

      *) there and then, then and there  ,  ; there it is
      -; - ; there you are! )   !; )   !;
      )  !;  ,   ; , !; )  
       !; not all there   ϣ ; to get there 
      , 

    2. _n. ( ); from there ; up to there   ;
    (he lives) near there ( ף)   , 

    3. _int. , ;  !; there!, there! , ,  !; there,
    now! What did I tell you? ,    ?; there! I've upset
    the ink!  !   !; there! - !

  II [E] ( ); [] ( ) ۣ
   . , .    . to be (there is, there
  are , , )     , .: to
  seem, to appear, to live, to exist, to come, to pass, to fall  ..;
  there are many universities in our country    
  ; there came a knock on the door    

    *) there is a good fellow (boy, etc.)   !,  !;
    there is no telling (understanding, etc.) ,  
    (  ..)
_____

there's

  [Ez] ( ); [z] ( ) _. _. =
  there is, there has
_____

thereabout

  ['Erbaut] _adv.

    1) ; ̣; he lives in R or thereabout  ף  .
     -   

    2)  ; ;   ; it's three o'clock or
    thereabout      

    *) there or thereabout  , 
_____

thereabouts

  ['Erbauts] = thereabout
_____

thereafter

  [Er'a:ft] _adv. _.

    1)  ; 

    2) 
_____

thereat

  [Er't] _adv. _.

    1) ,   

    2) ,   

    3)   
_____

thereby

  ['E'baI] _adv.

    1)  

    2)    ; (and) thereby hangs a tale    ݣ
    - 
_____

therefor

  [E'fO:] _adv. _.  ;    
_____

therefore

  ['EfO:] _adv. , 
_____

therefrom

  [E'frOm] _adv. _. 
_____

therein

  [Er'In] _adv. _.

    1) , ,  ,    ..; the earth and all therein 
      ӣ  Σ 

    2)   
_____

thereof

  [Er'Ov] _adv. _.

    1)  ,  

    2) ; 
_____

thereon

  [Er'On] _adv. _.

    1)  ,  ,

    2)  ,   
_____

thereout

  [Er'aut] _adv. _.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

thereto

  [E'tu:] _adv. _.

    1)  ,  ; 

    2)  ,   , 
_____

theretofore

  ['EtfO:] _adv. _.   
_____

thereunder

  [Er'And] _adv. _.

    1)  ,  

    2)        
_____

thereunto

  [Er'Antu:] _adv. _.   , 
_____

thereupon

  ['Er'pOn] _adv.

    1) _.  ,  

    2)   

    3)  

    4)   
_____

therewith

  [E'wI] _adv. _.

    1)  ,  

    2)   

    3) , 
_____

therewithal

  [,EwI'O:l] = therewith
_____

therm

  [:m] _n.  ( )
_____

thermae

  [':mi:] _. _n. _pl.

    1)  

    2) ,   
_____

thermal

  [':ml] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) ,  ( )
_____

thermal capacity

  [':mlk'psItI] _n. ϣ
_____

thermal conductivity

  [':ml,kOndAk'tIvItI] _n. 
_____

thermal unit

  [':ml'ju:nIt] _n.  , 
_____

thermic

  [':mIk] _a. , 
_____

thermit

  [':mIt] _n. _. 
_____

thermite

  [':maIt] = thermit
_____

thermo-

  [':mu]    -; thermodynamics 
_____

thermochemistry

  [':mu'kemIstrI] _n. 
_____

thermo-couple

  [':mu,kApl] _n. _. , 
_____

thermodynamics

  [':mudaI'nmIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

thermo-electric

  [':muI'lektrIk] _a. 
_____

thermo-electricity

  [':muIlek'trIsItI] _n. 
_____

thermograph

  [':mugra:f] _n. ,  
_____

thermolysis

  [:'mOlIsIs] _n. _. 
_____

thermometer

  ['mOmIt] _n. , 
_____

thermonuclear

  [':mu'nju:klI] _a. ; thermonuclear weapon 
  ; thermonuclear bomb  
_____

thermopile

  [':mupaIl] _n. ; 
_____

thermoplastic

  [':mu'plstIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  ()
_____

thermoplegia

  [':mu'pli:dI] _n. _.    
_____

thermos

  [':mOs] _n.  (. thermos bottle, thermos flask, thermos jug)
_____

thermostable

  [,:mu'steIbl] _a. 
_____

thermostat

  [':mstt] _n. 
_____

thermotechnics

  [':mu'teknIks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.) 
_____

thermotropism

  [:'mOtrpIzm] _n. _. 
_____

thesauri

  [i:'sO:raI] _pl.  thesaurus
_____

thesaurus

  [i:'sO:rs] _n. (_pl. -ri)

    1) ,  (. _.)

    2) ; , 

    3)  , 
_____

these

  [i:z] _pl.  this
_____

theses

  ['i:si:z] _pl.  thesis
_____

thesis

  ['i:sIs] _n. (_pl. -ses)

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3)   ,   ..

    4) . ['esIs] _.   
_____

theurgy

  ['i::dI] _n. , 
_____

thews

  [ju:z] _n. _pl.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)  
_____

they

  [eI] _pron. _pers.

    1) ; _obj. them ,   ..; they who , 

    2) ( ̣- ); they say 
_____

they'd

  [eId] _. _. = they had, they would
_____

they'll

  [eIl] _. _. = they will, they shall
_____

they're

  [e] _. _. = they are
_____

thick

  [Ik]

    1. _a.

      1) ; a foot thick    

      2)  ( ,   ..)

      3) , ; thick hair  ; thick forest 
      ; thick as black-berries   ;  

      4) ; ; thick soup  ; thick with dust 
        

      5)  (-.);  (-.); the air was thick
      with snow   

      6) , ; thick shower of blows  
      

      7)  ( )

      8) ; ,  ( )

      9) ,  ( )

      10) , 

      11) _predic. _. , ; to be thick with smb.
        -.; to be thick as thieves   

      12) ,  ( ); the patient's speech is still
      quite thick   ݣ  

      *) to give smb. a thick ear  -.  ; that is a bit (
      too) thick  ,   

    2. _n.

      1) ; in the thick of the crowd   

      2) , ; to plunge into the thick of the battle  
        

      3) _. 

      *) through thick and thin ,    

    3. _adv.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3) ,  ; 

      *) thick and fast , ,   ; to lay it on
      thick _.  ,    ( )
_____

thick-headed

  ['Ik'hedId] _a. 
_____

thick-skinned

  ['Ik'skInd] _a.  (. _.)
_____

thick-skulled

  ['Ik'skAld] _a. , 
_____

thick-witted

  ['Ik'wItId] = thick-skulled
_____

thicken

  ['Ikn] _v.

    1) ()

    2) ()

    3) 

    4) 

    5) , (); the crowd is thickening  ԣ

    6) 
_____

thicket

  ['IkIt] _n. ; 
_____

thickhead

  ['Ikhed] _n. 
_____

thickly

  ['IklI] = thick 3
_____

thickness

  ['IknIs] _n.

    1) ,   . {. thick 1}

    2) 
_____

thickset

  ['Ik'set]

    1. _a.

      1)  

      2) 

    2. _n.  
_____

thief

  I [i:f] _n. (_pl. thieves) 

  II [i:f] _n. 
_____

thieve

  [i:v] _v. , 
_____

thievery

  ['i:vrI] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

thieves

  [i:vz] _pl.  thief I
_____

thievish

  ['i:vIS] _a. 
_____

thievishly

  ['i:vISlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

thigh

  [aI] _n. 
_____

thigh-bone

  ['aIbun] _n.  
_____

thill

  [Il] _n. 
_____

thimble

  ['Imbl] _n.

    1) У

    2) ; _. , 

    3) _. 
_____

thimbleful

  ['Imblful] _n. , ,  
_____

thin

  [In]

    1. _a.

      1) ; thin sheet  

      2) , ; thin as a lath ( a rail, a whipping-post)
        

      3)  ( , )

      4)  ( , )

      5) , ; thin house  

      6)  ( )

      7) ֣ ( )

      8) , ,  ( ,   ..); ,
      ģ; 

      9) ; ; thin excuse (story) 
       ()

      10) _. ; to have a thin time   

      11) ,  ( )

      12) ,  ( )

      *) that is too thin    

    2. _v.

      1)  (. thin down)

      2) () , (); 

      3) ; ; ;  ( , );
      ()  

      4)  (, ; . thin out)

      #) thin down , (); thin out ) ; ) 
      ( ); ) 
_____

thin-skinned

  ['In'skInd] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

thine

  [aIn] _pron. _poss. _.

    1) = thy

    2) ( ;  . ; . thy) 
_____

thing

  [IN] _n.

    1) , ; what are those black things in the field?  
       ?; thing in itself _.   

    2) (. _pl.) , , , ; things look
    promising  ģ; other things being equal 
      ; a strange thing  ; how are things?
    _. ,  ?; as things go   ;
    all things considered  ӣ (  )

    3) _pl.  (); 

    4) _pl. ;  ; take off your things  ,
    

    5) _pl. , ; tea things  

    6) ,    ; ,
    

    7) , ; he is a mean thing   ; oh, poor
    thing!  !; dumb things  

    8)   , , , ; it is just the
    thing     (,  ); a good rest is just the thing for
    you   -     ; the best thing 
    ,  ; the next best thing   , 
     ; (quite) the thing   ,   {. . *)}

    *) to see things , ; above all things 
    ,  ; among other things  ; and things 
     ; to know a thing or two - ;   
    ; no such thing  ,  ; near thing ,
       ; good things ; to make a good
    thing of smth.    -.; to make a regular thing of
    smth.   -.; it amounts to the same thing 
       ; I am not quite the thing today   ;
    (quite) the thing  {. . 8)}; too much of a good thing  
    ; we must do that first thing      
    
_____

thingamy

  ['INmI] _n. _. . .  (. . ),  
    -   ?
_____

thingum

  ['INm] = thingamy
_____

thingumbob

  ['INmbOb] = thingamy
_____

thingumabob

  ['INmIbOb] = thingamy
_____

thingumajig

  [INmIdIg] = thingamy
_____

thingummy

  ['INmI] = thingamy
_____

think

  [INk] _v. (thought)

    1) ,  (about, of -  -., ޣ-.); 

    2) ,  (of); I cannot think of the right word 
       

    3) , ; to think fit ( good)  ,
    ; I think no harm in it      

    4) ,  ; I can't think how you did it  
     ,    ; I cannot think what he means 
     ,    

    5) , ; I thought as much    

    6) ; I think how we were once friends    , 
     - ; I can't think of his name    
    

    7)  , 

    #) think out   ; think over , ; think
    up _. , , 

    *) to think much of   ;  ; to think well
    (highly, badly) of smb.   (, )  
    -.; to think no end of smb.    -.; to think
    better of ) ;    ( -.);
    )     -.; he thinks he is it _.   
     ; I think little ( nothing) of 30 miles a day 
    30       ; I don't think ( 
    _. )  ;    
_____

think-tank

  ['INk'tNk] _n. _. , 
_____

thinkable

  ['INkbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

thinker

  ['INk] _n. 
_____

thinking

  ['INkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  think

    2. _n.

      1) ; to do some hard thinking   ;
      

      2) ; to my thinking   

    3. _a. , 

      *) thinking part _.   ; to put on one's thinking cap
      _. أ  (-.)
_____

think piece

  ['INk'pi:s] _n. _.   ( , ),  
    ,    ..
_____

thinning

  ['InIN]

    1. _pres-p.  thin 2

    2. _n. _-.  
_____

third

  [:d]

    1. _n-ord. ; third person ) _.  ; ) _. 
    ,  (. third party)

    2. _n.

      1) ,  

      2) (the third)  

      3) _. 
_____

third-rate

  [':d'reIt] _a. _. , , " "
_____

thirdly

  [':dlI] _adv. -
_____

thirst

  [:st]

    1. _n. ; thirst for knowledge  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  (for, _. after - -.)
_____

thirsty

  [':stI] _a.

    1)  ; I am thirsty   

    2) _.  

    3)  ( )

    4)  (for - -.)
_____

thirteen

  [':'ti:n] _n-card. 
_____

thirteenth

  [':'ti:n]

    1. _n-ord. 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) (the thirteenth)  
_____

thirties

  [':tIz] _n. _pl.

    1) (the thirties)  

    2) ף  (  30  39 ); she is just out
    of her thirties     40 
_____

thirtieth

  [':tII]

    1. _n-ord. 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) (the thirtieth)  
_____

thirty

  [':tI]

    1. _n-card. ; thirtyone  ; thirtytwo  
     ..; he is over thirty   

    2. _n.  (, )
_____

this

  [Is] _pron. _demonstr. (_pl. these) , ,  )  
  , , , , ,     :
  this day ; these days   ; this week   ; this
  day week (month, year)    (, ); this day last
  week   ; this country ,    ף,
   (.   ,   
    ); this house _.   (  
      ,     );
  )  that: take this book and I'll take that one
    ,    ; )   -.,  
  ; this is what I think    ; this will never do 
  ()  ,  

    *) this much -; I know this much, that this story is
    exaggerated      ,    ;
    this long  ; the meeting isn't going to last this long
         ; this side (of) , 
    (̣ ); this side of midnight  ; this way
    ; like this ,  ;  ; this, that and the other
     ,  ,  ; by this   ; this many a
    day ,   ; these ten minutes   
_____

thistle

  ['Isl] _n. _.  (.   )
_____

thistle-down

  ['Isldaun] _n.   

    *) as light as thistle-down ̣  
_____

thistly

  ['IslI] _a.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

thither

  ['I] _adv. _. ,   
_____

thitherto

  ['I'tu:] _adv. _.   
_____

thitherward

  ['Iwd] = thitherwards
_____

thitherwards

  ['Iwdz] _adv. _.   , 
_____

tho'

  [u] = though
_____

thole

  [ul] _n. 
_____

tholepin

  ['ulpIn] = thole
_____

thong

  [ON]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v. 
_____

thorax

  ['O:rks] _n. _.  
_____

thorite

  ['uraIt] _n. _. 
_____

thorium

  ['O:rIm] _n. _. 
_____

thorn

  [O:n] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  (    ,  th)

    *) a thorn in one's side ( flesh)   ; 
     
_____

thorn-apple

  ['O:n,pl] _n. _. 
_____

thorny

  ['O:nI] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; ֣; thorny path ( way)  

    3) ,  (   ..); a thorny subject
    ,  
_____

thorough

  ['Ar]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; , ; 

      2) , ; a thorough scoundrel  

    2. _prep. _. = through 1

    3. _adv. _. = through 2
_____

thorough-bass

  ['Ar'beIs] _n. _.

    1) -

    2) . 
_____

thorough-bred

  ['Arbred]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2)  ; ,  (  
      ..); 

    2. _n. ,  
_____

thorough-fare

  ['ArfE] _n.

    1) ̣ ;   ()

    2) , ;  ; no thorough-fare  
    ()
_____

thorough-going

  ['Ar,guIN] _a.

    1)  ,  

    2) 
_____

thorough-paced

  ['ArpeIst] _a.

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

thoroughly

  ['ArlI] _adv. , ,  ; , 
_____

thoroughness

  ['ArnIs] _n. , , ,
  
_____

thorp

  [O:p] _n. _. 
_____

those

  [uz] _pl.  that 1
_____

thou

  [au] _pron. _pers. (_obj. thee) _. _. 
_____

though

  [u]

    1. _cj.

      1) ,  

      2) ,  ,  ; it is worth attempting, though we fail
       ,      

    2. _adv.   ;  (); ӣ-
_____

thought

  I [O:t] _n.

    1) ; ; ; to collect ( to compose) one's
    thoughts   ; (lost) in thought ֣ 
    ; to read smb.'s thoughts  -. ; to take
    thought ; 

    2) 

    3) ; ; to take ( to show) thought for smb. 
     -.; thank you for your kind thought of me   
      

    4) (a thought)  (. .  _adv. ); a thought
    more polite  

    *) (as) quick as thought   ; ; second
    thoughts are best _.   ,   

  II [O:t] _p.  _p-p.  think
_____

thought-out

  ['O:t'aut] _a. ; a well thought-out argument 
   
_____

thought-reading

  ['O:t,ri:dIN] _n.   
_____

thought-transference

  ['O:t'trnsfrns] _n.    , 
_____

thoughtful

  [O:tful] _a.

    1) , ֣  

    2)   ,  (   ..)

    3) , ,  (of -  )
_____

thoughtless

  ['O:tlIs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3)  (of -  )
_____

thousand

  ['auznd]

    1. _n-card. 

    2. _n.

      1) ; one in a thousand   , 

      2) , ; many thousands of times ( a thousand times)
       ; a thousand times easier    ; the
      thousand and one small worries of life   ; 
      ; he made a thousand and one excuses    ; a
      thousand thanks  
_____

thousandfold

  ['auzndfuld]

    1. _a.    

    2. _adv.    
_____

thousandth

  ['auznt]

    1. _n-ord. 

    2. _n.  
_____

thraldom

  ['rO:ldm] _n. _. 
_____

thrall

  [rO:l]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. ; to hold smb. in thrall ,  -.

    2. _v. _. 
_____

thrash

  [rS] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  ( , )

    3) = thresh 1)

    #) thrash about  ( ); thrash out  ,
    ,  (  ..); thrash over = thrash out
_____

thrasher

  ['rS] _n.

    1) ,  أ

    2) = thresher 1)

    3) = thresher 2)

    4) _.  
_____

thrashing

  ['rSIN]

    1. _pres-p.  thrash

    2. _n.

      1) , ң, ; to give smb. a (sound) thrashing 
      -.

      2) = threshing 2, 1)
_____

thrashing-floor

  ['rSINflO:] = threshing-floor
_____

thrashing-machine

  ['rSINm,Si:n] = threshing-machine
_____

thrasonical

  [r'sOnIkl] _a. 
_____

thread

  [red]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  (. _.); the thread of the story  ,
       ; to lose the thread of   ( 
      ..); to resume ( to take up) the thread (of) 
      (, ); the thread of life  ; to pick up the
      thread (of acquaintance with smb.)  (  -.)

      2) _. , ;  ()

      3) _.  

      4) _. 

      5) _attr. ; 

      *) thread and thrum ӣ  -    ; worn to the
      thread ԣ, ; ң

    2. _v.

      1)   ( )

      2)  (  ..)

      3) ;  ; to thread one's way through the
      crowd   

      4) ,   

      5)   ( ,    ..)

      6): to thread a film into the camera _.  
      

      7) _.  ()

      8) , 
_____

thread-mark

  ['redma:k] _n.   (   ..)
_____

thread-needle

  ['red,ni:dl] _n. "ţ" ( )
_____

threadbare

  ['redbE] _a.

    1) ԣ, 

    2)  

    3)  ( ,   ..)
_____

threaded

  ['redId]

    1. _p-p.  thread 2

    2. _a. _.  ,  , 
_____

threader

  ['red] _n.  
_____

threadlike

  ['redlaIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

threadworm

  ['redw:m] _n.  ()
_____

thready

  ['redI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3)  ( )
_____

threat

  [ret] _n. ; there is a threat of rain  
_____

threaten

  ['retn] _v. ,  (with - -.); to threaten punishment
   
_____

threatening

  ['retnIN]

    1. _pres-p.  threaten

    2. _a. , ;  (   ..)
_____

three

  [ri:]

    1. _n-card. ; three times three )  ; )  

    2. _n.

      1) ; in threes  

      2) _pl.  , 

      3)  
_____

three halfpence

  ['ri:'heIpns] _n.  
_____

three-colour process

  ['ri:,kAl'pruses] _n. _. ң 
_____

three-cornered

  ['ri:'kO:nd] _a.

    1) 

    2)    ң ,   .. ( ,
      ..)

    3) _. , 
_____

three-decker

  ['ri:'dek] _n.

    1) ң 

    2) ; ң 

    3) ң 
_____

three-dimensional

  ['ri:dI'menSnl] _a. ң, ; 
_____

three-field

  ['ri:fi:ld] _a. _-. ң; three-field system ң
  , ң
_____

three-handed

  ['ri:'hndId] _a.    ң 
_____

three-lane

  ['ri:leIn] _a.: three-lane motorway     
_____

three-legged

  ['ri:'legd] _a. ; a three-legged race   (, 
         ),  " ң "
_____

three-master

  ['ri:'ma:st] _n. ң 
_____

three-mile

  ['ri:maIl] _a. ң; three-mile limit  ң 
  ( )
_____

three-per-cents

  ['ri:p'sents] _n. _pl. ң  
_____

three-phase

  ['ri:feIz] _a. _. ң
_____

three-piece

  ['ri:pi:s] _a.   ң  (.   )
_____

three-ply

  ['ri:plaI]

    1. _n. ң 

    2. _a. ң ( )
_____

three-quarter

  ['ri:'kwO:t] _a.

    1) ң

    2)       ( , )
_____

three-throw

  ['ri:ru] _a. _. , ң
_____

three-way

  ['ri:weI] _a.

    1) _. ң

    2) _-. ң
_____

threefold

  ['ri:fuld]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _adv.  (), 
_____

threepence

  ['repns] _n.  ; ң 
_____

threepenny

  ['repnI] _a.

    1)   ; threepenny bit ( piece) ң 

    2) ۣ, 
_____

threescore

  ['ri:'skO:] _n.  ( ); threescore and ten 
   (    )
_____

threesome

  ['ri:sm]

    1. _n.

      1)  , 

      2)  (  )  ң 

    2. _a.   ң;  
_____

thremmatology

  [,rem'tOldI] _n. ,     
    
_____

threnode

  ['renud] _n.  ;  
_____

threnody

  ['rendI] _n.  ;  
_____

thresh

  [reS] _v.

    1) 

    2) = thrash 1)

    3) = thrash 2)

    *) to thresh over old straw    
_____

thresher

  ['reS] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) = thrasher 4)
_____

threshing

  ['reSIN]

    1. _pres-p.  thresh

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) = thrashing 2, 1)
_____

threshing-floor

  ['reSINflO:] _n. _-. 
_____

threshing-machine

  ['reSINm,Si:n] _n. _-. 
_____

threshold

  ['reShuld] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ,  , ; to stumble on ( at)
    the threshold   ()

    3) _.  ()
_____

threw

  [ru:] _p.  throw 2
_____

thrice

  [raIs] _adv. _. ;   ; thrice happy 
  
_____

thrice-

  [raIs]       , ; thrice-told
    ; thrice-noble    
_____

thrift

  [rIft] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. , 

    3) _. ,  

    4) _. 
_____

thriftless

  ['rIftlIs] _a. , 
_____

thrifty

  ['rIftI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

thrill

  [rIl]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  

      2)  , 

      3) -. , 

      4) , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ;  

      2)  ;  

      3)  ( ,   ..); ; my heart thrilled
      with joy ϣ    

      4) , 
_____

thrilled

  [rIld]

    1. _p-p.  thrill 2

    2. _a.

      1) , ģ

      2) , 
_____

thriller

  ['rIl] _n. _. ,   ,   , 
  ,  , 
_____

thrilling

  ['rIlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  thrill 2

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , 
_____

thrive

  [raIv] _v. (throve, _. -d [raIvd]; thriven, _. -d [raIvd])

    1) , 

    2) ,  , 
_____

thriven

  ['rIvn] _p-p.  thrive
_____

thro

  [ru:] (. thro') = through
_____

throat

  [rut]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; to clear one's throat ; full
      to the throat   ; to stick in one's throat  
       (   ..) {. . *)}

      2)  ,  ;  

      3) _. , ,  ; ޣ  (
      )

      4) _.  ();  ()

      5) _.  ()

      *) to cut one another's throats  ;  
       ; to give smb. the lie in his throat 
      -.   ; to jump down smb.'s throat  -.,
       ;   -.; to thrust ( to ram)
      smth. down smb.'s throat   -. -.; to stick in
      one's throat )    ( ); ) ; {. .
      1}

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)   
_____

throaty

  ['rutI] _a. ; 
_____

throb

  [rOb]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , 

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2) , 
_____

throe

  [ru] _n. (. _pl.)

    1)  ; in the throes of   (  ..); throes
    of childbirth  

    2) 
_____

thrombosis

  [rOm'busIs] _n. _. 
_____

throne

  [run]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) (the throne) ,  

      3)  

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   
_____

throng

  [rON]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) , 

    2. _v. ;  ( );  ()
_____

throstle

  ['rOsl] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. £   ( )
_____

throttle

  ['rOtl]

    1. _n. _. 

      *) at full throttle   ,   

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) _. ,  ()

      #) throttle down  
_____

through

  [ru:]

    1. _prep.

      1)     , , ;
      through the gate  ; they marched through the town 
        ; through this country   

      2)    : )  ,  ;
      through the night  ; to wait through ten long years 
        ; ) _. ; May 10 through June 15 
      10   15  

      3)  ,    , ; to flash
      through the mind   ; to go through many trials
         

      4)  (), ; I heard of you through your sister 
           ; he was examined through an interpreter
         

      5)  , , -, ; we lost ourselves
      through not knowing the way   - ,   
      

    2. _adv.

      1) ; ; I am wet through   

      2)    ;     
       -, -; he slept the whole night through  
       ; to carry through   ; I have read the book
      through  ޣ  ; to get through ; to look through
      

      *) to be through (with) )  (-.); )  (
      -.); ) _.  (-.);  ( -.); to put
      a person through  -. ( ); you are through!
        , !; through and through ) ,
      ,  ,   ; an aristocrat through and
      through    ; )   

    3. _a.

      1) , ; through ticket  ; through
      service  

      2) , ; through passage  
_____

through-put

  ['ru:put] _n.  ,   ..,  
  ̣ 
_____

throughly

  ['ru:lI] _. = thoroughly
_____

throughout

  [ru:'aut]

    1. _adv.

      1)   ; 

      2) ;  ӣ ; the dictionary has been revised
      throughout       

    2. _prep. ;  ;   (   ..);
    throughout the 19th century   XIX 
_____

throve

  [ruv] _p.  thrive
_____

throw

  [ru]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  ; ,      
      ..

      3) ,  

      4)  ( )

      5) _. , ̣ 

      6) _.  ( )

      7)  

      8) _.  , 

      9) _.  (, ); 

    2. _v. (threw; thrown)

      1) , ; ;  (. throw on); to throw
      oneself , ; to throw oneself at smb., smth.
        -., -.; to throw stones at smb.  
      -. ; _.  -.; to throw a glance 
      ; to throw kisses at smb.  -.  

      2)  ()

      3)  ( -  )

      4) ,   (into -  ̣ );
      to throw into confusion   

      5) ,   ..

      6) ;  (ۣ)

      7) _.  (  ..);  ()

      8)     ( )

      9) _. _.   

      10)  ()

      #) throw about , ; to throw one's money about
       ; throw aside , ; throw away
      ) , ; )   (); ) ,
       ; to throw away an advantage  ;
      throw back )  ; )  ; ) ()
      ; throw down ) ; ; to throw oneself down
      ,   ; to throw down one's arms ; to
      throw down one's tools ; ) ,  ();
      ) ; ) _.  ; ) _. 
      (  ..); ; to throw down one's brief _.
          ; throw in ) ,
       (); ) _. ; )  ( );
      throw off ) ; ) ; ) ; ; to
      throw off an illness , ; ) ; ) 
         (  ..); ) _.  ;
      )  (-.); ) _. ; throw on ) ,
       (  ..); ) , ; to throw on
      coals   ( ); throw out ) ;
      ) ; ; ) ,  (); ) 
       (); ) _.  ();
      ) ,  (.,  ޣ); ) _. ,
      ; ) _. ; ) ; to throw out a new
      wing    ( ); throw over ) ;
       (); )  ( ,   ..);
      ) _. ; throw together )  ,
      ; )  ,  ( ); throw up
      ) ; )  ();  ();
      ) ,   (, ); ) ,
      ; ) ,   ; ) _. ,
      ; ) ; _. ; he threw up  

      *) to throw the great cast   ; to throw a fit
        ;  ; to throw oneself at the head of
      smb. _.  -.  ; to throw the cap over the mill
         ; to throw the bull _. _. ;
       ; to throw a chest _.  ; to
      throw good money after bad, to throw the handle after the blade
       ;   ģ ; to throw cold
      water on (a plan, etc.) . cold 1
_____

throw-back

  ['rubk] _n.

    1) ;   

    2) 
_____

throw-out

  ['ru'aut] _n. _. 
_____

thrower

  ['ru] _n.

    1) ; ͣ; discus thrower  , 

    2) 

    3) = throwster

    4)  
_____

thrown

  [run] _p-p.  throw 2
_____

throwster

  ['rust] _n. _. ۣ
_____

thru

  [ru:] _. = through
_____

thrust

  [rAst]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3)   ( -.); , 

      4) ֣ , 

      5) _. , 

      6) _.  

      7) _.    ; 

    2. _v. (thrust)

      1) ; 

      2) , 

      3) , ; to thrust one's hands into one's pockets
         

      4) , , ; to thrust one's way 
       ; to thrust oneself into a well-paid position  
        ; to thrust oneself into smb.'s society
        أ-. 

      5)  (-.); I don't want such things thrust on me  
      ,     

      #) thrust aside , ; thrust forth ;
      ; thrust in , , ; to thrust in a
      word  ; thrust out , ; 

      *) to thrust oneself forward    
_____

thud

  [Ad]

    1. _n.  ,  (  ֣ )

    2. _v.

      1) , ̣, 

      2)    ; bullets thuded into the sandbags 
           
_____

thug

  [Ag] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. - (     )
_____

thuggee

  ['Agi:] _n. 
_____

thuggery

  ['AgrI] _n. 
_____

thuja

  ['ju:j] _n. _. 
_____

thulium

  ['ju:lIm] _n. _. 
_____

thumb

  [Am]

    1. _n.   ();  ()

      *) under smb.'s thumb       -.;
       ; Tom Thumb   ; thumbs up! !,
      !; to be all thumbs  , ; to be thumbs
      down  , ,  (on)

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (, ; . thumb through)

      2) , 

      3) _.   ,   
      (. thumb a lift)

      *) to thumb one's nose at smb.   -.
_____

thumb-index

  ['Am,Indeks] _n.   (   ,
    ..)
_____

thumb-mark

  ['Amma:k] _n.

    1)   (  )

    2) = thumb-print
_____

thumb-nail

  ['AmneIl]

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2) -.,   

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; thumb-nail sketch   (-.)
_____

thumb-print

  ['AmprInt] _n.    ( )
_____

thumb-tack

  ['Amtk] _n. _. ԣ 
_____

thumbscrew

  ['Amskru:] _n.

    1) _.     ( )

    2) _.    
_____

thump

  [Amp]

    1. _n. ֣  (, );   ()

    2. _v.

      1)  ֣ , ; 

      2) ;    ; his heart thumped  
       
_____

thumper

  ['Amp] _n. _.

    1) -.  

    2)  
_____

thumping

  ['AmpIN]

    1. _pres-p.  thump 2

    2. _a. , ; thumping majority  

    3. _adv. _. ; thumping good play   
_____

thunder

  ['And]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) _pl.  ,  (.   ,
         ..)

    2. _v.

      1)  (.  . ); it thunders  

      2) , 

      3) ,  (against);    

      4)  
_____

thunder-peal

  ['Andpi:l] _n.    
_____

thunderbolt

  ['Andbult] _n.

    1)  ; _.     ; to come like a
    thunderbolt, to be a thunderbolt ,   

    2) , ޣ  (  )
_____

thunderclap

  ['Andklp] _n.  ; _.  ; 
  
_____

thundercloud

  ['Andklaud] _n.  
_____

thundering

  ['AndrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  thunder 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) _. ; thundering ass  
_____

thunderous

  ['Andrs] _a.

    1) ,  

    2) , 
_____

thunderstorm

  ['AndstO:m] _n. 
_____

thunderstroke

  ['Andstruk] _n.  
_____

thunderstruck

  ['AndstrAk] _a.

    1) ֣  

    2) ̣, ۣ;   ֣
_____

thundery

  ['AndrI] = thunderous 1)
_____

thurible

  ['jurIbl] _n. 
_____

thurify

  ['jurIfaI] _v. 
_____

thus

  [As] _adv.

    1) ,  ;  (_. . thus and so); thus and thus
    -  -

    2) ,   ; thus far   ; thus much ; thus
    much at least is clear  ,   , 
_____

thwack

  [wk]

    1. _n. () 

    2. _v. , 
_____

thwart

  [wO:t]

    1. _n.    

    2. _a.

      1) , ; thwart motion  

      2) _. , 

    3. _v.

      1)   (); ,  ( 
      ..)

      2) 

      3) _. 
_____

thy

  [aI] _pron. poss _. (. ; . thine) 
_____

thyme

  [taIm] _n. _. , 
_____

thyroid

  ['aIrO:Id] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. ; thyroid cartilage  ; thyroid gland
     
_____

thyrsi

  [':saI] _pl.  thyrsus
_____

thyrsus

  [':ss] _n. (_pl. -si) _. _. ,  
_____

thyself

  [aI'self] _. _pron.

    1) _refl. , -

    2) _emph. , 
_____

tiara

  [tI'a:r] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

tibia

  ['tIbI] _. _n. (_pl. -ae) _.  
_____

tibiae

  ['tIbIi:] _pl.  tibia
_____

tic

  [tIk] _n. _. ; tic douloureux [,dulu'r:]  
  
_____

ticca

  ['tIk] _. _a. 
_____

tick

  I [tIk] _n.

    1)  (, )

    2)  ()

  II [tIk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , , 

      3) _. ; in a tick , ; to ( on)
      the tick , 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  ,   (. tick off)

      #) tick off ) ,  ; ) _. ,
      ; tick out  (  ); tick over
      _.    

      *) what makes him tick?   ף?,    ?

  III [tIk]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ; to go ( to run) (on) tick   ;
        ; to buy (to sell) on tick  () 
      

      2) ޣ

    2. _v.

      1)   ;   

      2)   ;   

  IV [tIk] _n. _. 
_____

tick-tack

  ['tIk'tk] _n.

    1) , -

    2) _. , 

    3)   

    4)       

    5) _attr.: tick-tack man  
_____

tick-tack-toe

  ['tIktk'tu] _n.     
_____

ticker

  ['tIk] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) _. 

    4) _. 

    5) _. 

    6)    (. stock ticker)
_____

ticker-tape

  ['tIkteIp] _n.  
_____

ticker-tape reception

  ['tIkteIprI'sepSn] _n.  ,   
    (      )
_____

ticket

  ['tIkIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; single (_. one-way) ticket    

      2) ; price ticket   

      3)  (  )

      4) ; ; ; pawn ticket 
      

      5) _. _.       
      ; to get a ticket     
       

      6) _. to get one's ticket _.  ; ticket of
      discharge  

      7) _.   -.   ; straight
      ticket      -. 
      ; mixed ( split) ticket     
       ; scratch ticket    
      ; to carry a ticket   ; to be ahead
      (behind) of one's ticket   () 
          

      8) _attr. ; ticket scalper ( skinner) _. _.
        ; ticket window _. 
      (,    )

      *) the ticket ,  ; that's the ticket   ,  ;
      that's not quite the ticket   ; ; what's the
      ticket? ,   ?; to work one's ticket _.
      )    ,    (
       ԣ); )     

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) _.  
_____

ticket of leave

  ['tIkItv'li:v] _n.   ޣ
_____

ticket-of-leave

  ['tIkItv'li:v] _a.: ticket-of-leave man ( convict) 
  ģ
_____

ticking

  I ['tIkIN] = tick I, 2

  II ['tIkIN] _pres-p.  tick II, 2

  III ['tIkIN] _pres-p.  tick III, 2
_____

tickle

  ['tIkl]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  ; my nose tickles     

      3) ;  ; ; to tickle to death
      )   ; )    ;  
      

      4)  () 
_____

tickler

  ['tIkl] _n.

    1) ;  

    2)  
_____

ticklish

  ['tIklIS] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , , ; ; a ticklish question
     
_____

tidal

  ['taIdl] _a.     ; -;
    ; tidal boat ,   
     ; tidal river - ; tidal
  waters  ; tidal wave  ; _.  
  ;  

    *) tidal breath  ,    
_____

tidbit

  ['tIdbIt] _. = titbit
_____

tiddly-winks

  ['tIdlIwINks] _n. _pl.   
_____

tide

  [taId]

    1. _n.

      1)    ; high (low) tide  () 

      2) , , ; the tide turns  
       ; to go with the tide _.   

      3) ; the tide of public discontent   

      4) _. , 

      5) _. , 

      *) double tides  ֣; ; to work double tides
         ;    

    2. _v.: tide over ; to tide over a difficulty 
    
_____

tide-gauge

  ['taIdgeId] _n. _. , 
_____

tide-waiter

  ['taId,weIt] _n.   
_____

tidewater

  ['taId,wO:t] _n.

    1)  

    2) _attr. , 
_____

tideway

  ['taIdweI] _n. _.  - ; ,
     
_____

tidiness

  ['taIdInIs] _n. 
_____

tidings

  ['taIdINz] _n. _pl. ( .  _sing.) _. , ;
  , 
_____

tidy

  ['taIdI]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) _. ; a tidy sum  

      3) _. ,  

    2. _n.

      1)  (   ,  )

      2) _.  

      3)      

    3. _v. ,    (. tidy up)
_____

tie

  [taI]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) _pl. ; the ties of friendship  

      3) 

      4) , 

      5) _pl. 

      6) , 

      7)  ޣ (     );  ;
      to end in a tie  

      8) _. ; to count the ties _.   

      9) _. 

      10) _.  , 

      11) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) ();  (. tie down, to tie  -.);
       ();  (  ..;  tie up); tie
      it in a knot  

      2) 

      3) ,  ;  (. tie down, tie up);
      tied to ( for) time  

      4)  

      5)  ޣ,  ;     ( 
         ); the teams tied   

      #) tie down ) ; ) , ; tie in
      ) ; )  (with -  -.); tie up
      ) ; ; ; I don't tie it up   
         , ; )  
      ; , ; to be tied up ) _. ,
       ; )  ; ) , ; it ties up
      with what you were told before    ,  
       ; ) ,   (with); 
       (with); )  , ; ) 
_____

tie-beam

  ['taIbi:m] _n.  
_____

tie-in

  ['taIIn] _n.  
_____

tie-plate

  ['taIpleIt] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

tie-up

  ['taI'Ap] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. , 

    3) ,  (  ..);   (
     )
_____

tie-wig

  ['taIwIg] _n. ,   
_____

tied cottage

  ['taId'kOtId] _n. ,     (
   ..)   
_____

tier

  I ['taI] _n.

    1) ,  ( , ) 

    2) 

    3) _.  

  II [tI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2)  ()

    2. _v.   (. tier up)
_____

tierce

  [tIs] _n.

    1)  (. 200 .)

    2)     ( )

    3) [t:s] _. ,     
_____

tiercel

  ['t:sl] = tercel
_____

tiff

  I [tIf] _n. ; 

  II [tIf] _n. _. 
_____

tiffany

  ['tIfnI] _n. _. ۣ 
_____

tiffin

  ['tIfIn] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _v. 
_____

tig

  [tIg]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)   

    2. _v. ""
_____

tiger

  ['taIg] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ( )

    3) , 

    4) _. _.  ,   ""

    5) _.  
_____

tiger's-eye

  ['taIgzaI] _n.   ( )
_____

tiger-cat

  ['taIgkt] _n. _.  
_____

tiger-eye

  ['taIgraI] = tiger's-eye
_____

tiger-moth

  ['taIgmO] _n.  ()
_____

tigerish

  ['taIgrIS] _a.

    1) 

    2)   ,  
_____

tight

  [taIt]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; 

      2) 

      3) ;  ;   ()

      4)  ,  ( , )

      5) , ֣; to be in a tight place ( corner)  
       

      6) _. 

      7) ,  (   ..); money is tight 
      

      8)  (   ..)

      9) _. ,  ( )

      10) _. ; tight as a drum ( a brick)  

      *) to get smb. in a tight corner  -.  , 
      -.  

    2. _adv.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) ; to sit tight ף ;    
_____

tight-fisted

  ['taIt'fIstId] _a. , 
_____

tight-lipped

  ['taIt'lIpt] _a. 
_____

tighten

  ['taItn] _v. (); (); ; to tighten one's
  belt    (. _.)
_____

tightener

  ['taItn] _n. _.  
_____

tightly

  ['taItlI] = tight 2
_____

tightness

  ['taItnIs] _n. ֣; tightness in the air ֣ 
_____

tightrope

  ['taItrup] _n.   ;   
_____

tightrope-dancer

  ['taItrup,da:ns] _n. 
_____

tights

  [taIts] _n. _pl.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

tightwad

  ['taItwOd] _n. _. , 
_____

tigress

  ['taIgrIs] _n. 
_____

tigrish

  ['taIgrIS] = tigerish
_____

tike

  [taIk] = tyke
_____

til

  [tIl] _n. _. , 
_____

tilbury

  ['tIlbrI] _n. _.  (̣  ̣ )
_____

tilde

  [tIld] _n.

    1) _.  (~)

    2)    n,   (  )
_____

tile

  [taIl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , , 

      3) _.  ()

      4)  

      *) to have a tile loose _.   ; to be (out) on
      the tiles _. , 

    2. _v.    
_____

tiler

  ['taIl] _n.    
_____

tilery

  ['taIlrI] _n.

    1)  

    2)    
_____

tiling

  ['taIlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  tile 2

    2. _n.  
_____

till

  I [tIl]

    1. _prep.

      1) ; till then   

      2) ,  ; he did not write us till last week  
           

    2. _cj. (  )  (); wait till I come ,   

  II [tIl] _n.  ,  (   )

  III [tIl] _v.  , 

  IV [tIl] _n. _. ;  
_____

tillable

  ['tIlbl] _a. _-. 
_____

tillage

  ['tIlId] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ; 
_____

tiller

  I ['tIl] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

  II ['tIl] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 

  III ['tIl] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

telling-off

  ['telINO:f] _n. _. , 
_____

tilt

  I [tIlt]

    1. _n.

      1) ( ); to give a tilt 

      2) , , 

      3) _.    أ 

      *) (at) full tilt   ,  

    2. _v.

      1) ()

      2) (); , 

      3) 

      4) _.   ,   ; to tilt at (
      against)   (.  );  ; _.
       -., -. ( ,    ..)

  II [tIlt]

    1. _n. ,   ( , , )

    2. _v.   
_____

tilt-hammer

  ['tIlt,hm] _n. _.  
_____

tilt-yard

  ['tIltja:d] _n. _.   
_____

tilth

  [tIl] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3)   
_____

timber

  ['tImb]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  

      2) , ; 

      3) _.  , ; a man of the right sort of
      timber   ; he is good presidential timber
      _.    ,   

      4) _. 

      5) _. ; 

      6) _. У 

    2. _v.  
_____

timber-headed

  ['tImb'hedId] _a. _. , 
_____

timber-land

  ['tImblnd] _n.  
_____

timber-line

  ['tImblaIn] _n.    
_____

timber-man

  ['tImbmn] _n. 
_____

timber-toe

  ['tImbtu] _n. _.

    1)    

    2)   ֣ 
_____

timber-toes

  ['tImbtuz] _n. _.

    1)    

    2)   ֣ 
_____

timber-yard

  ['tImbja:d] _n.  
_____

timbered

  ['tImbd]

    1. _p-p.  timber 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

timbering

  ['tImbrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  timber 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) _.  ,  (  )

      4) _.  ; 
_____

timbre

  ['tmb] _n. _. _. 
_____

timbrel

  ['tImbrl] _n. , 
_____

time

  [taIm]

    1. _n.

      1) ; what is the time?  ?; the time of day  ,
      ; from time to time   ; in time ; to be in
      time ,  ; in course of time  ; out of
      time ; to have a good time, to make a time of it
        ; in good time ) , ;
      ) , ; all in good time ӣ  ϣ ; in
      bad time  ,  , ; to keep (good) time 
       ( ); to keep bad time   ( ); in no time
       , ; before time  ; in a
      short time   ; for a short time   ,
      ; to while away the time  ; to have time on
      one's hands    ; there is no time to lose
         ; in ( on) one's own time  
      ; to make time _. ) ,   ;
      )   ̣ ; on time _. , ; at
      one time ; at times ; some time or other
      -; at no time ; at the same time )    
      ; )   ;   ; for the time being , 
        

      2) ; it is time we were going   ; time is up 
      ԣ; to do time _.   ; to serve
      one's time )   ; )   ; she is
      near her time   ,   ; to work against time
         

      3) ( _pl.) , ; hard times ֣ ; time out
      of mind   ͣ; Shakespeare's times  ;
      before one's time  -.;  -. ; times to come
      ; as times go   ; before (behind) the times
      ( one's time)  ()  

      4)  ; to work full (part) time  
      ()     ()  

      5) , ; it will last my time     

      6): at my time of life   ,  ϣ 

      7) ; six times five is thirty   - ; ten times
      as large    ; time after time   ;
      ; times out of ( without) number  
      ; many a time ,  

      8) _. ; ; to beat time  ; to keep time ) =
      to beat time; )  ; )   ( )

      9): time! ! ( )

      10) _attr.   ̣ 

      11) _attr. 

      *) it beats my time    ; to sell time _.
              (
      ); lost time is never found again _.   
      ; one (two) at a time   ( ); to give smb. the
      time of day, to pass the time of day with smb. ;
       ; so that's the time of day! -
      !; take your time!  !; to kill time  ; to go
      with the times    ;     

    2. _v.

      1)   ;  ( ); ;
      to time to the minute   

      2)  ; the train timed to leave at 6,30 ,
          6 . 30 .

      3) _.   ( ,   ..)

      4)   ..  
_____

time bomb

  ['taImbOm] _n. _.   
_____

time-and-a-half

  ['taImnd'ha:f] _n.      
_____

time-bargain

  ['taIm,ba:gIn] _n. _.   ,  
_____

time-bill

  ['taImbIl] _n.  ,    ̣ 
_____

time-book

  ['taImbuk] = time-card
_____

time-card

  ['taImka:d] _n.  ޣ       
_____

time-clock

  ['taImklOk] _n. -
_____

time-consuming

  ['taImkn'sju:mIN] _a.    ( ,  
  ..)
_____

time-expired

  ['taImIks,paId] _a. _. _.  
_____

time-exposure

  ['taImIks,pu] _n. _. 
_____

time-fire

  ['taIm,faI] _n. _.  
_____

time-honoured

  ['taIm,Ond] _a. ݣ 
_____

time-lag

  ['taImlg] _n.      
     (.,     )
_____

time-out

  ['taIm'aut] _n.  ( ,    ..)
_____

time-saving

  ['taIm,seIvIN] _a.  , ; time-saving device
  _. ,   
_____

time-server

  ['taIm,s:v] _n. ; 
_____

time-signal

  ['taIm,sIgnl] _n.   ,  
_____

time-study

  ['taIm,stAdI] _n. 
_____

time-table

  ['taIm,teIbl] _n.

    1)  (,   ..)

    2)  (  ..)
_____

time-work

  ['taImw:k] _n.  ; ģ   
_____

time-worker

  ['taIm,w:k] _n. ;   ģ   
_____

time-worn

  ['taImwO:n] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

timefuse

  ['taImfju:z] _n. _.  ,  
_____

timekeeper

  ['taIm,ki:p] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) _. -
_____

timeless

  ['taImlIs] _a.

    1) 

    2)    ̣ 

    3) _. 
_____

timeliness

  ['taImlInIs] _n. 
_____

timely

  ['taImlI] _a. 
_____

timepiece

  ['taImpi:s] _n. ; 
_____

timer

  ['taIm] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) ; 

    3) _. ,   
_____

time-serving

  ['taIm,s:vIN]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _a. ; ; 
_____

timid

  ['tImId] _a. ; 
_____

timidity

  [tI'mIdItI] _n. ; 
_____

timing

  ['taImIN]

    1. _pres-p.  time 2

    2. _n.

      1)  ̣ 

      2) ޣ 

      3)  ;  (. _.)

      4) 

      5)    (  
      )
_____

timorous

  ['tImrs] _a. ,  
_____

timothy

  ['tImI] _n. _.   (. timothy grass)
_____

timpani

  ['tImpnI] _pl.  timpano
_____

timpano

  ['tImpnu] _n. _. (_pl. -ni) _.  
_____

tin

  [tIn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3)  

      4) ;  ; a tin of sardines  

      5) _. ; 

      *) straight from the tin   ; 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) , ; a (little) tin god _. ,
        

      *) tin Lizzie _. _. , ۣ ; tin wedding
        

    3. _v.

      1) ,  

      2) 
_____

tin fish

  ['tIn'fIS] _n. _. _. 
_____

tin foil

  ['tIn'fOIl] _n.  , 
_____

tin hat

  ['tIn'ht] _n. _. _.  ; to put the tin hat on
    (-.)
_____

tin-foil

  ['tInfOIl] _v.  
_____

tin-opener

  ['tIn,upn] _n.  
_____

tin-pan

  ['tInpn] _a. , ,  ( )
_____

tin-plate

  ['tInpleIt]

    1. _n. () 

    2. _v. 
_____

tin-smith

  ['tInsmI] = tinman
_____

tinctorial

  [tINk'tO:rIl] _a. 
_____

tincture

  ['tINktS]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  (-. )

      2) _. , 

      3) ; 

      4) _. ̣

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  (,   ..)
_____

tinder

  ['tInd] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

tinder-box

  ['tIndbOks] _n. _. ; _.  ֣
_____

tindery

  ['tIndrI] _a. 
_____

tine

  [taIn] _n.  , ; ɣ
_____

tinea

  ['tInI] _n. _.  
_____

ting

  [tIN] _. . tinkle
_____

tinge

  [tInd]

    1. _n.

      1) ̣ ; , 

      2) , 

    2. _v.  ,  
_____

tingle

  ['tINgl]

    1. _n.   ; , ; أ

    2. _v.

      1)   (   ),  (
      ), ,   ..

      2)   ( ),  ,   ..; the
      reply tingled in her ears  ݣ   ţ 

      3)  (with -  , )

      4) ,  (with - )

      5) _. = tinkle 2
_____

tinhorn

  ['tInhO:n] _. _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. , ۣ
_____

tinker

  ['tINk]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  , ""

      3)  -  -.

      *) I don't care a tinker's damn   ; not worth
      a tinker's damn    

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  -,    (. tinker up, tinker at); to
      tinker at smth.  - -.,   -.
_____

tinkle

  ['tINkl]

    1. _n.        ;
    

    2. _v. ; ; 
_____

tinkler

  I ['tINkl] _n. _. 

  II ['tINkl] _n. ,  (. )
_____

tinman

  ['tInmn] _n. 
_____

tinned

  [tInd]

    1. _p-p.  tin 3

    2. _a.

      1)    ; ; tinned goods
      

      2)   

      *) tinned music _.    
_____

tinner

  ['tIn] _n.

    1)    

    2) = tinman

    3)   
_____

tinnitus

  [tI'naIts] _n. _.   
_____

tinny

  ['tInI] _a.

    1) , 

    2)   

    3)    

    4) _. ֣ ( )
_____

tinsel

  ['tInsl]

    1. _n.

      1) ̣, 

      2)  

      3)    

    2. _a. ; 

    3. _v. (. _p-p.)

      1)  

      2)  ۣ 
_____

tinstone

  ['tInstun] _n. _. ,  
_____

tint

  [tInt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , 

      2) , ,   (  )

    2. _v.  ; 
_____

tinted

  ['tIntId]

    1. _p-p.  tint 2

    2. _a. ; tinted paper   ; tinted
    glasses ԣ 
_____

tintinnabulation

  ['tIntI,nbju'leISn] _n.  
_____

tintometer

  [tIn'tOmIt] _n. _. 
_____

tintype

  ['tIntaIp] _n. _. 
_____

tinware

  ['tInwE] _n.  ;  
_____

tiny

  ['taInI] _a.  ,  ( tiny little)
_____

tip

  I [tIp]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; ; I had it on the tip of my tongue   
        ; to walk on the tips of one's toes  
      ; to touch with the tips of one's fingers  ,
       

      2)  (., )

      3) 

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2)   (, )

  II [tIp]

    1. _n.

      1) ̣ , 

      2) 

      3)   (,   ..)

    2. _v.

      1) (); the boat tipped  

      2) ; to tip the scale(s)   ; 
       

      3)    

      4) ; , ; 

      5) 

      #) tip off   ; tip out (); tip over, tip
      up (); to tip up a seat  

      *) to tip over the perch _.  , 

  III [tIp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to give a tip  " " {. . 2)}

      2) ͣ, ; take my tip  ; to give a tip
       {. . 1)}

      3) ,    (.    
       )

      *) to miss one's tip )   ;   ;
      ) _. _.  

    2. _v.

      1)  " "

      2)   

      3) ,  (-.; . tip off)

      *) to tip the wink  (-.)  , 
_____

tip-and-run

  ['tIpnd'rAn] _n.     
_____

tip-cart

  ['tIpka:t] _n. _.  
_____

tip-off

  ['tIpOf] _n. _. ͣ, ; to give a tip-off ;
   
_____

tip-over

  ['tIp,uv] _a. 
_____

tip-truck

  ['tIptrAk] = tiplorry
_____

tip-up

  ['tIpAp] _a.: tip-up seat   (   ..)
_____

tipcat

  ['tIpkt] _n.   
_____

tiplorry

  ['tIp'lOrI] _n. 
_____

tipper

  ['tIp] _n. 
_____

tippet

  ['tIpIt] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 

    *) Tyburn tippet , ң ( )
_____

tipple

  I ['tIpl]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _. , أ

    2. _v. , 

  II ['tIpl] _. _n. _.

    1)  

    2) ɣ 
_____

tippler

  ['tIpl] _n. 
_____

tippy

  ['tIpI] _a. _.  ( )
_____

tipstaff

  ['tIpsta:f] _n.

    1) _.  (  )   
     

    2)  
_____

tipster

  ['tIpst] _n. "" ( )
_____

tipsy

  ['tIpsI] _a. _. ; a tipsy lurch ף 
_____

tipsy-cake

  ['tIpsIkeIk] _n.         
_____

tiptoe

  ['tIptu]

    1. _n.   , ; on tiptoe )  ;
    ) ; )  ; to be on tiptoe with curiosity  
    

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) 

    3. _adv. = on tiptoe {. 1}
_____

tiptop

  ['tIp'tOp]

    1. _n.  , 

    2. _a. _. , 

    3. _adv. _. 
_____

tirade

  [taI'reId] _n. 
_____

tirailleur

  [,ti:raI':] _n. _. 
_____

tire

  I ['taI] = tyre I

  II ['taI] _.

    1. _n.  ; 

    2. _v.  (-.); , 

  III ['taI] _v.

    1) (),  (of -  -.); I am tired  

    2) ; , 
_____

tired

  I ['taId]

    1. _p-p.  tire III

    2. _a. , ̣; ; tired out ,
    ң; I am tired to the bone    

  II ['taId] _p-p.  tire II, 2
_____

tireless

  ['taIlIs] _a. ; 
_____

tiresome

  ['taIsm] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

tirewoman

  ['taI,wumn] _n. _. 
_____

tiring

  I ['taIrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  tire III

    2. _a. , 

  II ['taIrIN] _pres-p.  tire II, 2
_____

tiring-house

  ['taIrINhaus] = tiring-room
_____

tiring-room

  ['taIrINrum] _n. _.  
_____

tiro

  ['taIru] _. _n. (_pl. -os ['taIruz]) 
_____

tirocinium

  [,taIru'sInIm] _. _n. , 
_____

tisane

  [ti:'zn] = ptisan
_____

tissue

  ['tISu:] _n.

    1) _.  (. , )

    2) _. 

    3) , , ; a tissue of lies  

    4) = tissue-paper

    5)   ,    ..
_____

tissue-paper

  ['tISu:,peIp] _n.

    1)  ۣ ;  

    2)  

    3)  £ 
_____

tit

  I [tIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ģ

    3) _. _. 

  II [tIt] _n.: tit for tat "  ", 

  III [tIt] _. . teat
_____

titanic

  I [taI'tnIk] _a. , 

  II [taI'tnIk] _a. _. 
_____

titanium

  [taI'teInjm] _n. _. 
_____

titbit

  ['tItbIt] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

tithe

  [taI]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _. , 

      3) _.  ()

    2. _v. _.   ()
_____

titillate

  ['tItIleIt] _v. ;  
_____

titivate

  ['tItIveIt] _v. _. (), ()
_____

titlark

  ['tItla:k] _n. Σ ()
_____

title

  ['taItl]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ; 

      3)  (to -  -.); _.   (to - 
      -.); ,   

      4) _. , 

      5) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) ,  

      2)  , 

      3) _.  
_____

title-deed

  ['taItldi:d] _n. _. ,   
_____

title-holder

  ['taItl,huld] _n. _. 
_____

title-page

  ['taItlpeId] _n. _.  
_____

title-role

  ['taItlrul] _n.  
_____

titled

  [A'taItld]

    1. _p-p.  title 2

    2. _a. 
_____

titmouse

  ['tItmaus] _n. 
_____

titrate

  ['taItreIt] _v. _. 
_____

titter

  ['tIt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

tittle

  ['tItl] _n.

    1)  ; ; ; not one jot or tittle 
    ,  

    2) _.  
_____

tittle-tattle

  ['tItl,ttl]

    1. _n. , , 

    2. _v. ,  
_____

tittlebat

  ['tItlbt] _n.  ()
_____

tittup

  ['tItp]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  

      3) ̣ 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3)  ̣  ( )
_____

titular

  ['tItjul]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

      3)       ;  
      

    2. _n. ,      
_____

titulary

  ['tItjulrI] _. = titular
_____

tizzy

  I ['tIzI] _n. _.  

  II ['tIzI] _n. _. ,  (  ); to get
  ( to work) oneself into a tizzy , 
_____

tmesis

  ['tmi:sIs] _. _n.  (   
   , .: what man soever . whatsoever man)
_____

to

  [tu:] ( ); [tu] ( , .  );
  [t] ( , .  )

    1. _prep.

      1)    , , ; the way to Moscow  
      ; turn to the right  ; I am going to the
      University    ; the windows look to the south 
        

      2)    , , ,  ,
      : to climb to the top   ; (from Saturday) to
      Monday ( )  ; he could be anywhere from 40 to
      60     40  60 

      3)     (, ,  
      ..) , ; to the best advantage  ;  
       ; to the minute   ;    

      4)     , ; to the rescue  ; to
      that end   

      5)   ,       
        ;  . : a letter to
      a friend  ; a party was thrown to the children 
       

      6)  .     : ) :
      he has been a good father to them     ;
      )   : secretary to the director 
      ; assistant to the professor  

      7)   ,     , 
         , , ; to bring to poverty  
      ; to fall to decay ( ruin) ,   

      8)     -.    
      -. ; to fasten to the wall   ; key to the door
        ; there is an outpatient department attached to our
      hospital     

      9)   ,     ,
      ; 3 is to 4 as 6 is to 8    ң,   
      ; ten to one he will find it out     , 
        ; the score was 1 to 3 _. ޣ  1:3; it was
      nothing to what I had expected      ,  
      

      10)   ,   -.,  , ;
      shoulder to shoulder   ; face to face   

      11)  : )       ,
      ; to this he answered    ; deaf to all entreaties
         ; )   ; to my
      disappointment   ; to my surprise  
      ; )  , ; to one's liking  

      12)  ();  (); to dance to music
        ; he sang to his guitar    

      13)   ,     : we
      drink to his health  أ   

    2. _adv.     ̣ : shut the
    door to  ; I can't get the lid of the trunk quite to  
       

      *) to bring to   ; to come to   ; to
      and fro   ң

    3.

      1)   

      2)    ,  
      : "I am sorry I can't come today" - "Oh! but you have
      promised to" ",      " - "  
      "
_____

to-do

  [t'du:] _n. _. , , ; what a to-do about nothing?
  -     ?
_____

toad

  [tud] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , 

    *) toad in the hole , ޣ  ; to eat smb.'s toads
     -. 
_____

toad-eater

  ['tud,i:t] _n. , , 
_____

toad-eating

  ['tud,i:tIN]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. , , 
_____

toadflax

  ['tudflks] _n. _. 
_____

toadstool

  ['tudstu:l] _n.  ()
_____

toady

  ['tudI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

    2. _v. ,  (to)
_____

toadyism

  ['tudIIzm] _n.

    1) , 

    2)    ޣ
_____

toast

  I [tust]

    1. _n.

      1)  ,   ; ; 

      2) _.    

      *) as warm as a toast  ԣ, ; to have smb. on
      toast _.    -.

    2. _v.

      1) ()  ; 

      2) ,  ( ); to toast one's feet ( toes) 
      

  II [tust]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ; to drink a toast to smb.   أ-.
      ; to give ( to propose) a toast to smb. 
         -.

      2) , , ,     
       

    2. _v.      (أ-.) ; to toast smb.
      -.
_____

toast-master

  ['tust,ma:st] _n. ,    ( 
  ɣ); 
_____

toaster

  I ['tust] _n.    , 

  II ['tust] _n.

    1) = toast-master

    2)   (  -.)
_____

toasting-fork

  ['tustINfO:k] _n.

    1)        

    2) _. 
_____

toasting-iron

  ['tustIN,aIn] = toasting-fork
_____

tobacco

  [t'bku] (_pl. -os [t'bkuz]) _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

tobacco-box

  [t'bkubOks] _n. 
_____

tobacco-pipe

  [t'bkupaIp] _n. () 
_____

tobacco-pouch

  [t'bkupautS] _n. 
_____

tobacconist

  [t'bknIst] _n.

    1)   

    2)   
_____

to-be

  [t'bi:]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

toboggan

  [t'bOgn]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.

      1)    (.  )

      2)  ; prices tobogganed   
_____

toboggan-slide

  [t'bOgnslaId] _n.     
_____

toby

  ['tubI] _n.

    1)   (    XVIII .)

    2) (Toby) ޣ     

    3) _. _.   ۣ 

    4) _attr.: toby collar  
_____

toccata

  [t'ka:t] _n. _. 
_____

tocher

  ['tOk] _n. _. 
_____

toco

  ['tuku] _n. _. , 
_____

tocology

  [t'kOldI] _n. 
_____

tocsin

  ['tOksIn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

tod

  [tOd] _n. _. 
_____

today

  [t'deI] (. to-day)

    1. _adv.

      1) 

      2)   

    2. _n.  ; the writers of today  
_____

toddle

  ['tOdl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. 

      3) _. . toddler

    2. _v.

      1) ,  

      2) _. , 

      3) _. 
_____

toddler

  ['tOdl] _n. £,  
_____

toddy

  ['tOdI] _n.

    1) , 

    2)   (. )
_____

tody

  ['tudI] _n.  ()
_____

toe

  [tu]

    1. _n.

      1)    ( , , )

      2)  (, , ); to turn one's toes out (in)
          ()

      3)  ,   (-.)

      4)   

      5) _. 

      *) to turn up one's toes _.  , ; to be on
      one's toes )  ; )  ; ) 
      

    2. _v.

      1) ,    ( )  ; to toe
      the line _.    ; _. 
       ;  

      2)   ()

      3)   (  ..) toe in   
      ; toe out    
_____

toe-cap

  ['tukp] _n.  ()
_____

toe-in

  ['tu'In] _n. _.   ̣
_____

toe-nail

  ['tuneIl] _n.    
_____

toff

  [tOf] _n. _.

    1) ; the toffs " "

    2) 
_____

toffee

  ['tOfI] _n. 

    *) not for toffee _. )  ; )   ; he can't shoot
    for toffee   
_____

toffy

  ['tOfI] _n. 

    *) not for toffy _. )  ; )   ; he can't shoot for
    toffy   
_____

toft

  [tOft] _n. _. 
_____

tog

  [tOg] _.

    1. _n. (. _pl.) 

    2. _v. ; to tog oneself up ( out)  
_____

toga

  ['tug] _. _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  (  ..)
_____

together

  [t'ge] _adv.

    1) ; ; to get together ) (); ) ;
    ) 

    2)   ; compared together    ; the foes
    rushed together  

    3) , ; for hours together 

    4) 

    5) _.  .    : to add together
    ; to join together (); to cooperate together
    

    #) together with  ,  ;   
_____

toggery

  ['tOgrI] _n. _.  (. ); bishop's toggery
   
_____

toggle

  ['tOgl] _n.    (  )
_____

toggle-joint

  ['tOgldOInt] _n. _. - 
_____

toil

  [tOIl]

    1. _n. ֣ 

    2. _v.

      1)   (at, on, through -  -.)

      2)   ,  (. toil up, toil along)
_____

toil-worn

  ['tOIlwO:n] _a. ң ֣ 
_____

toiler

  ['tOIl] _n. 
_____

toilet

  ['tOIlIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2)    

    3) 

    4) _. 

    5) _. ,   

    6) _. , 

    7) _attr. ;   ; toilet soap 
    ; toilet water  ; toilet stall   
_____

toilet-paper

  ['tOIlIt,peIp] _n.  
_____

toilet-service

  ['tOIlIt,s:vIs] = toilet-set
_____

toilet-set

  ['tOIlItset] _n.  
_____

toiletry

  ['tOIlItrI] _n. _.  
_____

toilette

  [twa:'let] _. = toilet 1)  6)
_____

toiletware

  ['tOIlItwE] _n.   (ޣ, ݣ  ..)
_____

toilful

  ['tOIlful] _a. 
_____

toilless

  ['tOIllIs] _a. ̣, 
_____

toils

  [tOIlz] _n. _pl.

    1) , Σ

    2) _. ; taken ( caught) in the toils ) ;
    ) 
_____

toilsome

  ['tOIlsm] _a. , 
_____

token

  ['tukn] _n.

    1) ; in token of respect   

    2) , 

    3)   

    4) ,  (.  )

    5)  

    6) _attr.  ,  (-.) ;
    ; token smile  ; token resistance 
    ; token payment    ޣ ; token
    vote _.      
    ţ 

    *) by the same token, by this token, (more) by token   ; 
    ,  ݣ   , ; token money _.
     
_____

toko

  ['tuku] = toco
_____

tokology

  [t'kOldI] = tocology
_____

tol-lol

  [tOl'lOl] _a. _. ;  
_____

tola

  ['tula:] _n.     (= 180 )
_____

told

  [tuld] _p.  _p-p.  tell
_____

tolerable

  ['tOlrbl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ,  

    3) _.    
_____

tolerance

  ['tOlrns] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.        

    3) _. 

    4) _. 
_____

tolerant

  ['tOlrnt] _a.

    1) ; to be tolerant of criticism    

    2) _. 
_____

tolerate

  ['tOlreIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ; 

    3) _.  
_____

toleration

  [,tOl'reISn] _n. 
_____

toll

  I [tul]

    1. _n.

      1) () ; 

      2)  

    2. _v.

      1)      , 

      2)   

      3)  

  II [tul] _n.

    1) ; _. 

    2)     ,   
      ..

    3)     ..

    4) _.  ()    ; to take toll of
      (-.); _.  ֣  (-.)

    5) _. ; heavy toll  

    *) road toll      
_____

toll call

  ['tul'kO:l] _n.

    1)    

    2) _.   
_____

toll line

  ['tullaIn] _n.

    1)   

    2) _.   
_____

toll-bar

  ['tulba:] _n. , ,   
_____

toll-gate

  ['tulgeIt] = toll-bar
_____

tollable

  ['tulbl] _a.  
_____

toller

  ['tul] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

tollhouse

  ['tulhaus] _n.   ,    
_____

tollman

  ['tulmn] _n.  
_____

tolly

  [tOlI] _n. _. _. 
_____

toluene

  ['tOljui:n] _n. _. 
_____

tom-

  [tOm]       , .: tom-cat ;
  tom-swan -
_____

tom-cat

  ['tOm'kt] _n. 
_____

tomahawk

  ['tOmhO:k]

    1. _n. ; to bury the tomahawk  

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2)  
_____

toman

  [tu'ma:n] _. _n.  ( )
_____

tomato

  [t'ma:tu] _n. (_pl. -oes [t'ma:tuz])

    1) , 

    2) _. "" (   )
_____

tomb

  [tu:m]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)   

      *) the tomb 

    2. _v. ,   
_____

tombac

  ['tOmbk] _n. 
_____

tombola

  ['tOmbl] _. _n.   (  )
_____

tomboy

  ['tOmbOI] _n.    , 
_____

tombstone

  ['tu:mstun] _n.  ,  
_____

tome

  [tum] _n. ,  
_____

tomfool

  ['tOm'fu:l]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v. ,  
_____

tomfoolery

  [tOm'fu:lrI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

tommy

  ['tOmI] _n.

    1) ,  (  ; . Tommy, Tommy
    Atkins)

    2) _. ,   ( )

    3) _. ; brown tommy ޣ 
_____

tommy-bar

  ['tOmIba:] _n. _. 
_____

tommy-gun

  ['tOmIgAn] _n. _. -ͣ
_____

tommy rot

  ['tOmI'rOt] _n. _. , 
_____

tomnoddy

  ['tOm,nOdI] _n. , 
_____

tomorrow

  [t'mOru] (. to-morrow)

    1. _adv. 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

      3) _attr. ; tomorrow morning  
_____

tomtit

  ['tOm'tIt] _n. 
_____

tomtom

  ['tOmtOm] _n. 
_____

ton

  I [tAn] _n.

    1) ; long ( gross) ton   (= 1016 .); metric ton
      (= 1000 .); short ( net) ton   (=
    907,2 .); displacement ton   (=  35 3
    ); freight ton   (= 1,12 . .); register ton
      (= 2,83 . .)

    2) _. ; tons of people  

  II [tO:N] _n. _. , 
_____

tonality

  [tu'nlItI] _n. 
_____

tone

  [tun]

    1. _n.

      1) ; deep (thin) tone  () ; heart tones _.
       

      2) , ; , ; to give tone (to), to set the
      tone   (-.);  

      3)  , 

      4) 

      5) ,  ()

      6) _.  

      7) _. ; to give tone  

      8) _. , ;  

      9) , 

      10) _. ; whole tone  

    2. _v.

      1)    (  );  (,
      )

      2)  (_. )

      3)  (in, with -  -.)

      #) tone down  (, ); , ;
      tone up ) ,   (-.); ) ,
       
_____

tone-arm

  ['tun'a:m] _n.  
_____

toneless

  ['tunlIs] _a. 
_____

tonga

  ['tONg] _. _n. ̣ 
_____

tongs

  [tONz] _n. _pl. (. a pair of tongs) ; sugar tongs  
  ; coal ( fire) tongs  ; I wouldn't touch him with
  a pair of tongs        
_____

tongue

  [tAN] _n.

    1) ; furred ( dirty, foul, coated) tongue   (
    ); to put out one's tongue   (  
    ); his tongue failed him    ,   
    

    2)  (); the mother tongue  

    3) ,  ; glib tongue  

    4)  ( ); smoked tongue ޣ 

    5) -.,   ,  , ., 
    , ;  ( , )

    6) _. 

    7)  

    8) _. , 

    9) 

    10) _-.  

    *) to give tongue ) , ; )   (
      ); to have too much tongue   ,    ;
    to speak with one's tongue in one's cheek, to put one's tongue in
    one's cheek )  ; )   ,
    ; he has a ready tongue       ; to
    find one's tongue  ; ()   ; to hold
    one's tongue, to keep a still tongue in one's head ; 
      ; his tongue is too long for his teeth   
     ; to oil one's tongue ; to have lost one's tongue
    ,  
_____

tongue-in-cheek

  ['tANIn'tSi:k] _a. ; ; tongue-in-cheek candour
   
_____

tongue-tied

  ['tANtaId] _a.

    1) 

    2)    (   ..)
_____

tongue-twister

  ['tAN,twIst] _n. ;  
_____

tonic

  ['tOnIk]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ,  

      2) _. 

    2. _a.

      1) _. , 

      2) _. 
_____

tonight

  [t'naIt] (. to-night)

    1. _adv.   ( )

    2. _n.  ,  
_____

tonkin

  ['tOnkIn] _n.  
_____

tonnage

  ['tAnId] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

tonometer

  [tu'nOmIt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

tonsil

  ['tOnsl] _n.  
_____

tonsillitis

  [,tOnsI'laItIs] _n. _.  , 
_____

tonsure

  ['tOnS]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

tontine

  [tOn'ti:n] _. _n. _. 
_____

tony

  ['tunI] _a. _. _. , 
_____

too

  [tu:] _adv.

    1) ; too good to be true  ,   
    ; it is too much (of a good thing)  ;
      ; none too pleasant   

    2) ; too bad  ; I am only too glad  ,  

    3) , ;   ; won't you come too?  ģ   ?

    4) ; they say he is the best student. And he is too
    ,   ,    
_____

took

  [tuk] _p.  take 1
_____

tool

  [tu:l]

    1. _n.

      1)  () ; 

      2)  ( -. )

      3) 

      *) to sharpen one's tools , ; to play with
      edged tools   Σ; a bad workman quarrels with his tools
      _.  ,  ;     
      

    2. _v.

      1)  (, )

      2) ԣ ();   ()

      3)   ( ̣,   ..)

      4) _.   

      5) _.   

      #) tool up  (,    ..)
_____

tooled

  [tu:ld]

    1. _p-p.  tool 2

    2. _a. _.

      1)  

      2)  ()

      3)  ()
_____

tooling

  ['tu:lIN]

    1. _pres-p.  tool 2

    2. _n.  
_____

toolroom

  ['tu:lrum] _n.  
_____

toon

  [tu:n] _n.   
_____

toot

  I [tu:t]

    1. _n.  ; , 

    2. _v.      ;  

  II [tu:t] _n. _. _. ԣ, 
_____

tooth

  [tu:]

    1. _n. (_pl. teeth)

      1) ; crown (neck) of the tooth  () ; root of the
      tooth  ; false teeth  ; a loose tooth
       ; he cut a tooth    ; to set ( to
      clench) one's teeth  ; to pull a tooth out  ;
      I had my tooth out   

      2) _. , 

      *) tooth and nail   ; to fight tooth and nail  
       ,   ; to go at it tooth and nail 
        -.; to get one's teeth into smth.   
      -.; to cast smth. in smb.'s teeth  -.   ң;
      in the teeth of ) , ; )   (-.); fed
      to the teeth   ; , ; long in the tooth
      

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) ()
_____

tooth-brush

  ['tu:brAS] _n.  ݣ
_____

tooth-comb

  ['tu:kum] _n.  

    *) to go through with a tooth-comb "ޣ", ,
    
_____

tooth-paste

  ['tu:peIst] _n.  
_____

tooth-powder

  ['tu:,paud] _n.  
_____

toothache

  ['tu:eIk] _n.  
_____

toothed

  [tu:t]

    1. _p-p.  tooth 2

    2. _a.

      1)  

      2) 
_____

toother

  ['tu:] _n. _.   
_____

toothful

  ['tu:ful] _n.  
_____

toothing

  ['tu:IN]

    1. _pres-p.  tooth 2

    2. _n. _.  
_____

toothless

  ['tu:lIs] _a. 
_____

toothpick

  ['tu:pIk] _n. 
_____

toothsome

  ['tu:sm] _a.   
_____

tootle

  ['tu:tl]

    1. _n.  ,   ..

    2. _v.   ,  ,    
    ..
_____

tootsy

  ['tu:tsI] = tootsy-wootsy
_____

tootsy-wootsy

  ['tu:tsI'wu:tsI] _n. _. 
_____

top

  I [tOp]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ();  (, )

      2)  ,  ;  (, ,
      );  ();   (); top of milk
       ; from top to toe    ;    ; from
      top to bottom  

      3) (. _pl.)  ()

      4) , 

      5) ,  ; to come out on top )  
      ,    ; )   ; to come
      ( to rise) to the top   ; _. ;
      to take the top of the table    

      6)  ,  ;  ; at the top of
      one's voice (speed)    ()

      7) _pl.  ();    

      8) _pl. _.    -.  ( )

      9) _.  ()

      10) _. 

      11) _. 

      *) (a little bit) off the top   ϣ ; to go over the top
      ) _.   ; )   ; 
       ; on top of everything else   
      ; to be ( to sit) on top of the world    ,
      to be at the top of the ladder ( tree)   
      (.  -. )

    2. _a.

      1) ; the top shelf  

      2) , ; top speed   ; top
      price   

      3)  ; top men ,    

      *) top secret  

    3. _v.

      1)  (),  ,   ..; the
      mountain was topped with snow     ; to
      top one's fruit    

      2)   ;  ( ); 
      ( -.)

      3)  (   ..)

      4) ,   ; to top one's part 
        

      5) ;   ,  ; this picture tops all I
      have ever seen   -   ,   -. 

      6) ;  -. ,   ..; he tops his
      father by a head      ; he tops six feet 
        

      7)   (  ..; . top up)

      8) _-. 

      #) top off ) ; ; ) , ; they
      topped off their dinner with fruit      
      ; top up ,  ()

  II [tOp] _n.  (); the top sleeps ( is asleep) 
   ,    

    *) old top , 
_____

top gas

  ['tOp'gs] _n. _.  
_____

top hat

  ['tOp'ht] _n.  ()
_____

top level

  ['tOp'levl] _n.: negotiations at top level    
_____

top liner

  ['tOp,laIn] _n.  ԣ, ""
_____

top sergeant

  ['tOp'sa:dnt] _n. _. _. _.  
_____

top-boot

  ['tOp'bu:t] _n.    
_____

top-drawer

  ['tOp,drO:]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. _.    , ,
    
_____

top-dress

  ['tOp'dres] _v. _-.  ()
_____

top-heavy

  ['tOp'hevI] _a.     ; 
_____

top-hole

  ['tOp'hul] _a. _. , 
_____

top-light

  ['tOplaIt] _n. _.  ( ) 
_____

top-notch

  ['tOp'nOtS] _a. _. , 
_____

top-sawyer

  ['tOp'sO:j] _n.

    1)    

    2) ,   
_____

top-soil

  ['tOpsOIl] _n. _-.   
_____

topaz

  ['tupz] _n. 
_____

topcoat

  ['tOp'kut] _n. 
_____

tope

  I [tup] _n.  

  II [tup] _v. 

  III [tup] _. _n.  (. )
_____

topee

  ['tupI] = topi
_____

toper

  ['tup] _n. 
_____

topflight

  ['tOpflaIt] _a. _. , 
_____

topfull

  ['tOp'ful] _a.   , 
_____

topgallant

  [tOp'glnt] _n.

    1) _. -

    2) _. ,  ; 
_____

tophi

  ['tufaI] _pl.  tophus
_____

tophus

  ['tufs] _n. (_pl. tophi) _.

    1)    

    2)     
_____

topi

  ['tupI] _. _n.   ( )
_____

topiary

  ['tupjrI]

    1. _n.

      1)     

      2)    

    2. _a.: topiary art = 1, 1); topiary garden = 1, 2)
_____

topic

  ['tOpIk] _n. ,  ; the topic of the day 
  
_____

topical

  ['tOpIkl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3)  (. _.);      
_____

topicality

  [,tOpI'klItI] _n. 
_____

topknot

  ['tOpnOt] _n.

    1)  ,    (  ޣ)

    2)  (  )
_____

topless

  ['tOplIs] _a.

    1)   ;  

    2)  ֣ 

    3) _.  
_____

toploty

  ['tOp'lOftI] _a. _. , ; 
_____

topmast

  ['tOpma:st] _n. _. 
_____

topmost

  ['tOpmust] _a.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

topographer

  [t'pOgrf] _n. 
_____

topography

  [t'pOgrfI] _n. 
_____

toponymy

  [t'pOnImI] _n. _. _. 
_____

topper

  ['tOp] _n. _.

    1)  ()

    2) ,    ,  (.  )

    3)  ;  

    4)   
_____

topping

  ['tOpIN]

    1. _pres-p.  top I, 3

    2. _n.

      1) ,  

      2)   (),  ()

      3) _pl. ,    (  ..)

    3. _a.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) _. 

      4) _. 

      *) topping cove _. 
_____

toppingly

  ['tOpINlI] _adv. _. , 
_____

topple

  ['tOpl] _v.

    1) ,  ( ); () ( topple
    over, topple down)

    2)  
_____

tops

  [tOps] _a. _predic. _. , , 
_____

topsail

  ['tOpsl] _n. _. 
_____

topside

  ['tOp'saId] _adv.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

topsyturvy

  ['tOpsI't:vI]

    1. _n. , , " "

    2. _a. ף  ; 

    3. _adv.  , -

    4. _v. ף ӣ  
_____

topsyturvydom

  ['tOpsI't:vIdm] = topsyturvy 1
_____

toque

  [tuk] _n. _.

    1)  (   )

    2) _. 
_____

tor

  [tO:] _n.   
_____

torch

  [tO:tS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; pocket ( electric) torch  

      2) _. ; the torch of learning  

      3) _.  ; 

      *) to put to the torch  ; to hand on the torch 
      , 

    2. _v.  
_____

torch-fishing

  ['tO:tS,fISIN] _n.  (   )
_____

torch-singer

  ['tO:tS,sIN] _n.     
  
_____

torch-song

  ['tO:tSsON] _n.     
_____

torchere

  [tO:'SE] _n. _. 
_____

torchlight

  ['tO:tSlaIt] _n.  ;   
_____

torchon

  ['tO:Sn] _n. _.

    1)       (. torchon
    lace)

    2)  (  ; . torchon paper)
_____

tore

  I [tO:] _p.  tear I, 2

  II [tO:] = torus 1)
_____

toreador

  ['tOrIdO:] _. _n. 
_____

torero

  [t'reIru] = toreador
_____

toreutic

  [t'ru:tIk] _a. , ,  ( )
_____

tori

  ['turaI] _pl.  torus
_____

torment

  1. _n. ['tO:mnt]

    1) , ; to suffer torments  

    2)  

  2. _v. [tO:'ment]

    1) ;  

    2) , , 
_____

tormentor

  [tO:'ment] _n.

    1) 

    2) ̣ 

    3) _.  
_____

tormentress

  [tO:'mentrIs] _n. 
_____

tormina

  ['tO:mIn] _n. _pl. _.    , 
_____

torn

  [tO:n] _p-p.  tear I, 2
_____

tornado

  [tO:'neIdu] _. _n. (_pl. -oes, -os [tO:'neIduz]) , ,
  
_____

torpedo

  [tO:'pi:du]

    1. _n. (_pl. -oes [tO:'pi:duz])

      1) 

      2) _. _.  ; -

      3) _.  

      4) _-.  

      5) _attr. 

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2) _. , , ; to torpedo a project
       
_____

torpedo-boat

  [tO:'pi:dubut] _n.  
_____

torpedo-net

  [tO:'pi:du,net] _n.  
_____

torpedo-netting

  [tO:'pi:du,netIN] _n.  
_____

torpedo-plane

  [tO:'pi:dupleIn] _n. ̣-
_____

torpedo-tube

  [tO:'pi:dutju:b] _n.  ;   
_____

torpid

  ['tO:pId] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , , 

    3) _.   
_____

torpidity

  [tO:'pIdItI] _n.   . {. torpid 1  2}
_____

torpids

  ['tO:pIdz] _n. _pl.   (   
   )
_____

torpor

  ['tO:p] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

torque

  [tO:k] _n.

    1) _. ޣ  

    2) _.  
_____

torrefy

  ['tOrIfaI] _v.

    1) ,  (   ..)

    2) 
_____

torrent

  ['tOrnt] _n.

    1)  

    2) _pl. 

    3)  (  ..)
_____

torrential

  [tO'renSl] _a.

    1)   

    2) 

    3) 
_____

torrid

  ['tOrId] _a. , ,  ; torrid zone 
  
_____

torse

  [tO:s] _n. _. 
_____

torsi

  ['tO:si:] _pl.  torso
_____

torsion

  ['tO:Sn] _n.

    1) _. ; ; 

    2) 
_____

torsion balance

  ['tO:Sn'blns] _n. -, -
_____

torso

  ['tO:su] _. _n. (_pl. -os ['tO:suz], -si)

    1) 

    2)  ()
_____

tort

  [tO:t] _n. _. ,  
_____

torticollis

  [,tO:tI'kOlIs] _n. _. _. 
_____

tortile

  ['tO:tIl] _a. ޣ, 
_____

tortilla

  [tO:'tIlj] _. _n.   У (  
  )
_____

tortoise

  ['tO:ts] _n.  ()
_____

tortoise-shell

  ['tO:tSel] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ()

    3) _attr. 
_____

tortuosity

  [,tO:tju'OsItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 
_____

tortuous

  ['tO:tjus] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

torture

  ['tO:tS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to put to the torture  

      2) , 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) ; he is tortured with headaches    
_____

torturer

  ['tO:tSr] _n. ; 
_____

torus

  ['tO:rs] _n. (_pl. -ri)

    1) _. ;  

    2) _. 
_____

tosh

  [tOS] _n. _. , 
_____

tosher

  ['tOS] _n. _. -
_____

toss

  [tOs]

    1. _n.

      1) ,   . {. 2}; the toss of the coin أ;
      to win (to lose) the toss )  ()  ;
      )  () 

      2) ; 

      3) = toss-up 1)

    2. _v. (-ed [tOst], _. tost)

      1) , ; ; 

      2) ,  (. toss away, toss aside)

      3)    ( );  ( ); 

      4)   ( ;  toss about)

      5)  ();    ( )

      6)  ()

      7) _.  (); toss off )  ; ) 
      

      #) toss up ) = 1); )  ; )   ()
_____

toss-up

  ['tOsAp] _n.

    1)   ( ); أ

    2) -. ̣, ; it's a toss-up whether he
    comes or not  ݣ , ģ   
_____

tosspot

  ['tOspOt] _n. _. 
_____

tossy

  ['tOsI] _a. _. , 
_____

tost

  [tOst] _p.  _p-p.  toss 2
_____

tot

  I [tOt] _n.

    1)  (. tiny tot)

    2) _.   (  ..);  

  II [tOt] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. ,  (. up)
_____

total

  ['tutl]

    1. _n. , ; ; the grand total  

    2. _a.

      1) , ; , 

      2) , ; total eclipse _.  ; total
      failure  

      3) 

    3. _v.

      1)  , 

      2)  , ,  ( , )
_____

totalitarian

  [,tutlI'tErIn] _a. 
_____

totality

  [tu'tlItI] _n.

    1)   , ӣ 

    2) _.   
_____

totalizator

  ['tutlaIzeIt] _n.  ()
_____

totalize

  ['tutlaIz] _v.

    1)  

    2)  , 
_____

totalizer

  ['tutlaIz] _n.  
_____

tote

  I [tut] _n. _. _.  totalizator

  II [tut] _.

    1. _v. ; 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

totem

  ['tutm] _n. 
_____

totter

  ['tOt] _v.

    1)  ,  , 

    2) ; ;  

    3) , 
_____

tottering

  ['tOtrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  totter

    2. _a. ף ( )
_____

tottery

  ['tOtrI] _a. ;  
_____

toucan

  ['tu:kn] _n. _.  ()
_____

touch

  [tAtS]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , ; in touch with smb.    -.;
      to get in touch with smb.   -.; to lose touch with
      smb.  ,   -.

      3) ; soft to the touch   

      4) ; to put the finishing touches (to)   ,
      ; 

      5)  ; the touch of a poet  ;
      personal touch   ()

      6)  ( ); ; he has a marvellous touch in dealing with
      children     

      7) ; ; , ̣; a touch of salt  ;
      there was a touch of bitterness in what he said   
       

      8) ̣  ();    ..; a touch of the
      sun 

      9) , ɣ (  ..)

      10) , ; to put ( to bring) to the touch 
      

      11) _. ;    ԣ

      12)  ( ; . touch and run)

      13) _. 

      14) _.       .. ; in
      touch   

      *) touch typist ,    ; common
      touch  ; in ( within) touch ) ,  ;
      ) , ; near touch ,   
      ; no touch to smth.     -., 
        

    2. _v.

      1) , , ; ; to touch
      one's hat to smb.  -.,  

      2)   , ; he has not touched food for two days
           ; I couldn't touch anything    

      3) ,   (, )

      4) (. _pass.)  ; leaves are touched with frost
        ; he is slightly touched     

      5)  ; nothing will touch these stains  
        

      6) , ,   

      7) ,   ( -.); how does this touch me?
           ?

      8) _. ,  (, .   
      ; for); he touched me for a large sum of money 
      ,      ()

      9)  (); he touches pounds 2 6 s a week  
      2  6   

      10) ;     ; there is nothing
      to touch sea air for bracing you up    
         

      11)  ;  ; clouds touched with rose
       

      12) _. ,  

      #) touch at _.  ( ); touch down ,
       ; touch off )  ;  ;
      )  ( ); )   ( ); ) 
      (  ..); touch on ) ,   ( 
      ..); )   -. (.,  ); touch up
      ) , , ,   ,
      ; )  (); ) , ;
      ) ; touch upon = touch on

      *) to touch shore   ; to touch pitch   
         ; to touch the spot  
      ;   ; to touch smb. on a sore
      ( tender) place  -.  ; he touches six feet 
        ; to touch wood   ,
        ; touch wood!  !
_____

touch-and-go

  ['tAtSn'gu]

    1. _n. ,    ; it was touch-and-go
    for a while -  ӣ   

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 
_____

touch-down

  ['tAtSdaun] _n.

    1) _. ; to make a touch-down  

    2)  ( )
_____

touch-line

  ['tAtSlaIn] _n. _.   (   ..)
_____

touch-me-not

  ['tAtSmI'nOt] _n.

    1) 

    2) ݣ 

    3) _. 
_____

touch-needle

  ['tAtS,ni:dl] _n.  
_____

touchable

  ['tAtSbl] _a. , 
_____

touched

  [tAtSt]

    1. _p-p.  touch 2

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2)  , "" (. touched in the upper storey)

      *) touched in the wind  
_____

toucher

  ['tAtS] _n. ,  

    *) near toucher ,    ; as near as a
    toucher , ,   ; to a toucher 
_____

touchiness

  ['tAtSInIs] _n.   . {. touchy}
_____

touching

  ['tAtSIN]

    1. _pres-p.  touch 2

    2. _a. 

    3. _prep. _. _. ,  (. as touching)
_____

touchstone

  ['tAtSstun] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) ;  
_____

touchwood

  ['tAtSwud] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ; 
_____

touchy

  ['tAtSI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)  

    3) 
_____

tough

  [tAf]

    1. _a.

      1) ֣; , ; (as) tough as leather (֣) 
       (   ..)

      2) 

      3) , , 

      4) , , ; tough resistance 
      

      5) ; , ; tough customer _. , 
         ;  ; tough policy
      _. ֣ ; a tough problem  

      6) , ; a tough criminal 
      

      7) _. _. , , 

      8) ,  ( )

      9) _.  ( )

    2. _n. _. , 
_____

toughen

  ['tAfn] _v. () ֣  .. {. tough 1}
_____

toupee

  ['tu:peI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  ,  ,    
_____

tour

  [tu]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; ; to make a tour of the
      Soviet Union    ; a foreign tour
        ; the grand tour _.   ,
      ,   .    

      2) , 

      3)  

      4) , ; 

      5)  ()

      6)  (   ..)

      7): tour of duty ) ;   ;
      ) ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  ,   ..  (through, about,
      of); to tour (through) a country   

      2)  , 

      3) _.  ()  ; they toured
      "Othello"   ""  
_____

tourer

  ['tur] _n.

    1) = touring-car

    2) = tourist
_____

touring

  ['turIN]

    1. _pres-p.  tour 2

    2. _n. 
_____

touring-car

  ['turINka:] _n.  
_____

tourist

  ['turIst] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _attr. ,   , ; tourist
    agency  ; tourist class   ( 
       ̣); tourist ticket    
     (   ̣ )
_____

tourmalin

  ['tumlIn] _n. _. 
_____

tourmaline

  ['tumli:n] _n. _. 
_____

tournament

  ['tunmnt] _n. 

    *) tournament standard   , 
      
_____

tourney

  ['tunI] _.

    1. _n. () 

    2. _v.   
_____

tourniquet

  ['tunIkeI] _n. _. , 
_____

tousle

  ['tauzl] _v. , 
_____

tout

  [taut]

    1. _n.

      1) ,   ; ֣; ,
         ,    ..

      2) ,        

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  (,   ..)

      3) , 

      4) _.   

      5)         
         

      6) _. 
_____

tow

  I [tu]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  (- , )

      2) 

      3)  

      4)  

      *) to take in tow )   ; )   ; to take
      a tow   ; to have smb. in tow )  -.  ϣ
      , ; )  -.   ; 
      -.    

    2. _v.

      1)  ()  ;  ( )

      2) 

  II [tu] _n. _.

    1) ޣ, 

    2) 
_____

tow-boat

  ['tubut] _n.  ; 
_____

tow-head

  ['tuhed] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

tow-line

  ['tulaIn] _n. ,  
_____

tow-path

  ['tupa:] = towing-path
_____

tow-rope

  ['turup] = tow-line
_____

towage

  ['tuId] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

toward

  I ['tud] _a. _.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 

    3)   

  II [t'wO:d] _prep. _. . towards
_____

towards

  [t'wO:dz] _prep.

    1) ,   ; he edged towards the door   
    ; the windows look towards the sea    ; his back
    was turned towards me     

    2) ,   ; attitude towards art   

    3)     ;  , ; to save money towards
    an education     ; to make
    efforts towards a reconciliation   

    4)      ̣  , ;
    towards the end of November   ; towards morning (evening)
      ()
_____

towel

  ['taul]

    1. _n. 

      *) oaken towel _. _. ; to throw in the towel ,
        ģ

    2. _v.

      1) () 

      2) _. 
_____

towel-horse

  ['taulhO:s] _n.   
_____

towel-rack

  ['taulrk] = towel-horse
_____

towelling

  ['taulIN]

    1. _pres-p.  towel 2

    2. _n.

      1)   

      2) _. , 
_____

tower

  ['tau]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , 

      3) _. , ; a tower of strength ģ ;
      ,     

      4): the Tower (of London)  ( - ,  
        .  ,  -   
          )

      5) _. 

      6) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ( tower up)

      2)    (. _.; above, over)
_____

towering

  ['taurIN]

    1. _pres-p.  tower 2

    2. _a.

      1) , ;  ( -.)

      2) , 

      3) , ; in a towering rage  
_____

towing-line

  ['tuINlaIn] = tow-line
_____

towing-path

  ['tuINpa:] _n. _. ޣ
_____

towing-rope

  ['tuINrup] = tow-line
_____

town

  [taun] _n.

    1) ; ; _. . 

    2)  ( .  ); out of town )  ;
    )   (.  )

    3) _.  ; he became the talk of the town  Σ 
     

    4)   (,   ..);   
     

    5)      

    6) _attr. ; town house  ; town water  
     

    *) a man about town ,    ; on the town
    )    ; ) _.   
    ; town and gown    , 
      ; to paint the town red _. 
    , ; to go to town _. ) ; ) ;
    )    
_____

town clerk

  ['taun'kla:k] _n.   
_____

town council

  ['taun'kaunsl] _n.  ( ) 
_____

town councillor

  ['taun'kaunsIl] _n.   ( ) 
_____

townee

  [tau'ni:] _n.

    1) _. _.    ,    
    

    2) _. 
_____

town hall

  ['taun'hO:l] _n. 
_____

town planning

  ['taun'plnIN] _n. 
_____

townsfolk

  ['taunzfuk] _n. (.  .  . .) 
_____

township

  ['taunSIp] _n.

    1) _. ;  ( );    6 .
    

    2) ӣ, 

    3) , ģ   

    4) _.     (.  
      );    ,   
     
_____

townsman

  ['taunzmn] _n.

    1) 

    2)    , 
_____

townspeople

  ['taunz,pi:pl] = townsfolk
_____

toxaemia

  [tOk'si:mI] _n. _.  , 
_____

toxic

  ['tOksIk]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. , 
_____

toxicant

  ['tOksIknt] = toxic 2
_____

toxicology

  [,tOksI'kOldI] _n. ,     
_____

toxicosis

  [,tOksI'kusIs] _n. _. 
_____

toxin

  ['tOksIn] _n. 
_____

toy

  [tOI]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to make a toy of smth.  -.

      2) ; 

      3) -. , ; a toy of a church 

      4) _. ; toy and tackle   

      5) _attr. , ; ; toy dog 
       ; toy fish   ; toy soldier
       ; _.   

    2. _v.

      1) , , أ 

      2)    (with)

      3) 
_____

toyman

  ['tOImn] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

toyshop

  ['tOISOp] _n.  
_____

trace

  I [treIs]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to keep trace of smth.   -.; without a trace
      ; hot on the traces of smb.  -.  

      2) _. 

      3) _. () 

      4) 

      5)  , 

      6) ԣ  

      7)  -

      8) _. _.   

      9) _attr.: trace elements _.  , 

    2. _v.

      1)  (),  (,   ..)

      2)  ;  (. trace over)

      3)  ,  (  ..)

      4)  ( -., -.), 

      5) , ; I cannot trace any connection to the event
             

      6) , ; the police were unable to trace the
      whereabouts of the missing girl    
        

      7)   , 

      8) ();   ̣   
        (to, back to); this custom has been traced to the twelfth
      century      ; this family traces
      to the Norman Conquest      
      

      9)     ( ,
        ..   )

      10) ,  (   ..)

      11) (. _p-p.)  

  II [treIs] _n.

    1) (. _pl.) 

    2) _. 
_____

tracer

  I ['treIs] _n.

    1)      (.   )

    2)    ( ) ,    ..

    3) ԣ-

    4) 

    5)   (. tracer element)

    6)    

    7) _.  

  II ['treIs] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

tracery

  ['treIsrI] _n.

    1) , 

    2)   (.   )
_____

trachea

  [tr'ki:] _n. (_pl. -cheae) _. 
_____

tracheae

  [tr'ki:i:] _pl.  trachea
_____

tracheotomy

  [,trkI'OtmI] _n. _. 
_____

trachoma

  [tr'kum] _n. _. 
_____

trachyte

  ['treIkaIt] _n. _. 
_____

tracing

  ['treIsIN]

    1. _pres-p.  trace I, 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3)  ԣ, 

      4)  ( )

      5) 

    3. _a. 
_____

tracing-paper

  ['treIsIN,peIp] _n. , 
_____

track

  [trk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to be on the track of ) ; )   ;
      to be in the track of smb.   ,  
      -.; to lose track of )  ; )  
      (-.); to keep track of ; to keep the track of events
         

      2) ӣ ; 

      3)  ; off the track   ,   
      {. . 6)}

      4) , ; the track of a comet  

      5) ,  (, )

      6) _-. ,  ; single (double) track 
      () ; to leave the track   ; off the
      track    {. . 3)}

      7) _.  

      8) _. ;  ; 

      9) _. ̣ 

      10)  (, )

      11) _. , ,  ̣

      12)  (); 

      *) in one's tracks _.  ; ,  ; to make
      tracks _.  , , ; to make tracks for
      _. ,   ; on the inside track _.
        ; off the track    {. . 3)
       6)}

    2. _v.

      1) , ;  (. track out, track up,
      track down)

      2) _.  ; , 

      3)  ;  

      4)    ( ̣)

      5)  ̣   ̣; this car tracks 46
      inches      ̣  46 

      6)  ;  

      7)   (. track up)

      #) track down   
_____

track-and-field

  ['trkn'fi:ld] = track-and-field athletics
_____

track-and-field athletics

  ['trkn'fi:ld'letIks] _n. _. ̣ 
_____

track-shoe

  ['trkSu:] _n.  ,   
_____

trackage

  ['trkId] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)       
    ,   
_____

tracker

  I ['trk] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) ̣

  II ['trk] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

tracklayer

  ['trk,leI] _n.     
_____

trackless

  ['trklIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) ң

    3)   

    4) _. ; trackless trolley (line) ( )
_____

trackman

  ['trkmn] = trackwalker
_____

trackwalker

  ['trk,wO:k] _n. _. _-.  
_____

trackway

  ['trkweI] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ţ
_____

tract

  I [trkt] _n. ;  (.    
  )

  II [trkt] _n.

    1)   (, , )

    2) _. ; the digestive tract - 

    3) _.   
_____

tractable

  ['trktbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2)   , .,   ..
_____

tractate

  ['trkteIt] _n. 
_____

tractile

  ['trktaIl] _a.  ( )
_____

traction

  ['trkSn] _n.

    1) ; ; electric traction  

    2)  

    3) _.  
_____

traction-engine

  ['trkSn,endIn] _n. -
_____

tractor

  ['trkt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ̣   
_____

tractor-driver

  ['trkt,draIv] _n. 
_____

trade

  [treId]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; the trade of war  ;
      a saddler by trade   

      2) ; fair trade )     ;
      ) _. 

      3) (the trade) _.    ( -.
      ); _. ,     ;
      , ; the woollen trade  

      4)   ( .  trade commerce); ,
      ; his father was in trade    ,  

      5) (the trade) _.  ; he sells only to the
      trade    ,   

      6) , 

      7) ; 

      8) _pl. = trade winds

      9) _attr. ; trade balance  

      10) _attr. ; trade(s) committee  

    2. _v.

      1)  (in - -., with -  -.)

      2) (); a boy traded his knife for a pup  
         ; they traded insults    
      ; we traded seats   

      #) trade in    (  ..)  ޣ 
      ; trade off ) ; ) ; trade (up)on 
      ,    ; to trade on the credulity of a
      client   ,  
_____

trade mark

  ['treIdma:k] _n.  
_____

trade-mark

  ['treIdma:k] _n.  
_____

trade mission

  ['treId'mISn] _n.  , 
_____

trade name

  ['treIdneIm] _n.

    1)   

    2)  
_____

trade-name

  ['treIdneIm] . trade name
_____

trade price

  ['treId'praIs] _n.  ,  
_____

trade school

  ['treId'sku:l] _n.  ,  
_____

trade show

  ['treIdSu] . trade-show
_____

trade-show

  ['treIdSu] _n.      ( 
   )
_____

trade union

  ['treId'ju:njn] _n. -; 
_____

trade winds

  ['treIdwIndz] _n. _pl. 
_____

trade-route

  ['treId'ru:t] _n.  
_____

trade-union

  ['treId'ju:njn] _a. 
_____

trade-unionism

  ['treId'ju:njnIzm] _n. -
_____

trade-unionist

  ['treId'ju:njnIst] _n. -;  
_____

trader

  ['treId] _n.

    1)  (. )

    2)  

    3)  ; 
_____

trades union

  ['treIdz'ju:njn] = trade union
_____

trades-union

  ['treIdz'ju:njn] = trade-union
_____

tradesfolk

  ['treIdzfuk] = tradespeople
_____

tradesman

  ['treIdzmn] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) _. 
_____

tradespeople

  ['treIdz,pi:pl] _n. _pl. , ,    ; 
  
_____

tradeswoman

  ['treIdz,wumn] _n. ; 
_____

trading

  ['treIdIN]

    1. _pres-p.  trade 2

    2. _n. ; 

    3. _a.  ; 
_____

trading post

  ['treIdIN'pust] _n. 
_____

tradition

  [tr'dISn] _n.

    1) ;  ; by tradition  

    2) 
_____

traditional

  [tr'dISnl] _a. ;     ,
    
_____

traditionalism

  [tr'dISnlIzm] _n.   
_____

traditionally

  [tr'dISnlI] _adv.  
_____

traditionary

  [tr'dISnrI] = traditional
_____

traduce

  [tr'dju:s] _v. , 
_____

traffic

  ['trfIk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , ;  ڣ   ̣
      

      3) ; to carry on traffic  ; traffic in votes
        ( )

      4) _attr.   ; traffic manager ( officer),
      _. traffic cop ,   ;
      traffic controller 

    2. _v.  (in - -.)
_____

traffic-circle

  ['trfIk's:kl] _n. _.   
_____

traffic-light

  ['trfIk'laIt] _n. 
_____

trafficator

  ['trfIkeIt] _n. _.  
_____

trafficker

  ['trfIk] _n.  (.  . ); trafficker in slaves
  ; drug trafficker  
_____

tragedian

  [tr'di:djn] _n.

    1) ,  ԣ

    2)  
_____

tragedienne

  [tr,di:dI'en] _n. _.  
_____

tragedy

  ['trdIdI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr.   ; tragedy king ԣ,  
      ;   ԣ 
_____

tragic

  ['trdIk] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) _. ; ; , 
_____

tragical

  ['trdIkl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) _. ; ; , 
_____

tragicomedy

  ['trdI'kOmIdI] _n. 
_____

tragicomic

  ['trdI'kOmIk] = tragicomical
_____

tragicomical

  ['trdI'kOmIkl] _a. 
_____

trail

  [treIl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; the car left a trail of dust   
        

      2)  (, ); to be on the trail of smb.
       -.; to foul the trail  ; to get on
      the trail   ; to get off the trail   

      3) 

      4) _.  

      5) _.  

      6) _.   (, )

      7) _.   

    2. _v.

      1) (), ()

      2) ,  ; 

      3)   ; 

      4)  ()

      5)  

      6)  ( )

      7)  (ң)

      8)  ( )

      9)   (-.); a cloud of dust trailed behind the car
           

      *) to trail one's coat  ,   
_____

trail-blazer

  ['treIl,bleIz] _n. , 
_____

trail-net

  ['treIlnet] _n. _.  
_____

trailer

  ['treIl] _n.

    1) ,  ,   . {. trail 2}

    2) ; 

    3)  

    4)  

    5) , 
_____

train

  I [treIn] _v.

    1) , ,    ,  

    2) (); to train for races   

    3) , 

    4)  ();  ()

    5)    (. train up, train along, train over)

    6)  (,   ..)

    #) train down    

  II [treIn]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; by train ; mixed train -
      ; goods train  ; up train ,   ;
      down train ,   ; wild train ,   
      ; the train is off   ۣ; to make the train
        

      2) , ; funeral train  

      3) ; _. 

      4) ,  (, ); train of thought  ; a train
      of misfortunes  

      5) ; in the ( in its) train  , 

      6)  ();  (, )

      7) ;  (  ..)

      8) _.  

      9) _.  

    2. _v. _.    
_____

train staff

  ['treInsta:f] _n.  
_____

train table

  ['treIn'teIbl] _n.   
_____

train-bearer

  ['treIn,bEr] _n. 
_____

train-ferry

  ['treIn'ferI] _n.  
_____

train-oil

  ['treInOIl] _n. 
_____

train-service

  ['treIn,s:vIs] _n. _-.  
_____

trainband

  ['treInbnd] _n. _.    ( XVI-XVIII .)
_____

trained

  [treInd]

    1. _p-p.  train I

    2. _a.

      1) , ; ; 

      2) 
_____

trainee

  [treI'ni:] _n.  , ; ֣, 
_____

trainer

  ['treIn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) _.  {. trainband}

    4) _.  
_____

training

  I ['treInIN]

    1. _pres-p.  train I

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; on-the-job training    

      3) 

      4) 

    3. _a. , 

  II [treInIN] _pres-p.  train II, 2
_____

training-college

  ['treInIN'kOlId] _n.  
_____

training-school

  ['treInINsku:l] _n.

    1)   (  ..)

    2) - 
_____

training-ship

  ['treInINSIp] _n. _.  
_____

trainman

  ['treInmn] _n. _.  ; 
_____

trainmaster

  ['treIn,ma:st] _n. _.  ;  
_____

traipse

  [treIps] = trapse
_____

trait

  [treI] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) 
_____

traitor

  ['treIt] _n. , 
_____

traitorous

  ['treItrs] _a. , 
_____

traitress

  ['treItrIs] _n. 
_____

trajectory

  ['trdIktrI] _n. 
_____

tram

  I [trm]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) = tram-line

      3) = tram-car

      4) _. , 

      5) _attr. 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   

  II [trm] _n. _. ۣ ޣ 
_____

tram-car

  ['trmka:] _n.  ()
_____

tram-driver

  ['trm,draIv] _n. 
_____

tram-line

  ['trmlaIn] _n.  
_____

tram-road

  ['trmrud] _n.   ( ,   ..)
_____

trammel

  ['trml]

    1. _n.

      1) _pl. , ; -. 

      2) , 

      3)    

      4) ; 

      5)      Σ

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2) ; 
_____

trammer

  ['trm] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

tramontane

  [tr'mOnteIn]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) , ; 

    2. _n. , ; 
_____

tramp

  [trmp]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)     

      3)  ֣ 

      4) _.  ,    ̣ 

    2. _v.

      1)  ,  

      2)  ;   ,  

      3) 

      4) , , 
_____

trample

  ['trmpl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) 

    2. _v.

      1)  (, ); 

      2)  ()

      3)  

      4) ,  (on, upon); to trample under foot 
_____

tramway

  ['trmweI] = tram-line
_____

trance

  [tra:ns] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  
_____

tranquil

  ['trNkwIl] _a. 
_____

tranquillity

  [trN'kwIlItI] _n. 
_____

tranquillize

  ['trNkwIlaIz] _v. ()
_____

tranquillizer

  ['trNkwIlaIz] _n. _.  , 
_____

trans-

  [trnz], [trns] _pref.

    1) ,   ; , -; transatlantic 

    2)    ,   .. -; to transform
    ; to transplant ; to transshape  

    3)    ,   -, -; to
    transcend ; to transgress  ( ) 
_____

trans-ship

  [trns'SIp] _v. _. _-.

    1) 

    2) ()
_____

trans-shipment

  [trns'SIpmnt] _n. _. _-.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

trans-sonic

  [trnz'sOnIk] _a. _. ; trans-sonic speed 
  
_____

transact

  [trn'zkt] _v.

    1)  ()

    2)  ()
_____

transaction

  [trn'zkSn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  ()

    3) _pl. ,  ( )

    4) _.   ԣ    
_____

transalpine

  ['trnz'lpaIn] _a. ,   
_____

transatlantic

  ['trnzt'lntIk]

    1. _a.

      1) ; transatlantic line 
       

      2) ,      

    2. _n.  
_____

transcalent

  [trns'keIlnt] _a. 
_____

transceiver

  [trn'si:v] _n. (_.  transmitter-receiver) _.
  ɣ-,   ɣ   
_____

transcend

  [trn'send] _v.

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

transcendent

  [trn'sendnt] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) = transcendental 1)
_____

transcendental

  [,trnsen'dentl] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 

    3) . ; , 
_____

transcendentalism

  [,trnsen'dentlIzm] _n.  
_____

transcontinental

  ['trnz,kOntI'nentl] _a.  , 
_____

transcribe

  [trns'kraIb] _v.

    1) 

    2)   

    3)   ̣ ( );    

    4) _. 

    5) _. 
_____

transcript

  ['trnskrIpt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ()
_____

transcription

  [trns'krIpSn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. ; electrical transcription  

    4) _. ; 

    5) _. 
_____

transducer

  [trnz'dju:s] _n. _. ; ; ɣ
_____

transect

  [trn'sekt] _v.   
_____

transept

  ['trnsept] _n. _. ,    
_____

transfer

  1. _n. ['trnsf:]

    1) ; 

    2)  ( )

    3) _. ,  (,   ..); ;
    ; transfer of authority  , 

    4)    ..   

    5) _pl.  

    6) _.  

    7)     ( )

    8)  (    ..)

    9) _.  

  2. _v. [trns'f:]

    1) ,  (from - ; to - ); to transfer a child to
    another school  £   

    2)  (  ..)

    3)  (    ); 

    4)     , .   
     

    5)  (  ,   ..); 
     (  )
_____

transfer-ink

  [trns'f:INk] _n.  
_____

transferable

  [trns'f:rbl] _a.  , , ; all parts
  of the machine were standard and transferable    
    ; transferable vote ,   
     (  
  )
_____

transferal

  [trns'f:rl] _n. , , 
_____

transferee

  [,trnsf:'ri:] _n. ,   -.    -.
_____

transference

  ['trnsfrns] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

transferor

  [trns'f:r] _n. ,  -. (, ); 
_____

transfiguration

  [,trnsfIgju'reISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) (Transfiguration) _.  ()
_____

transfigure

  [trns'fIg] _v.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

transfix

  [trns'fIks] _v.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _.   ; he was transfixed with horror 
       
_____

transform

  [trns'fO:m] _v.

    1) ()

    2) (), (), () ; to
    transform smth. beyond recognition  -.  
_____

transformation

  [,trnsf'meISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) _. 

    4)  
_____

transformer

  [trns'fO:m] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

transfuse

  [trns'fju:z] _v.

    1) 

    2)   ()

    3)  (  ..)

    4) ; 
_____

transfusion

  [trns'fju:n] _n.  (. )
_____

transgress

  [trns'gres] _v.

    1) ,  (  ..)

    2)   (,   ..)

    3) 
_____

transgression

  [trns'greSn] _n.

    1) ;  (  ..)

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

transgressor

  [trns'gres] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

tranship

  [trn'SIp] = trans-ship
_____

transience

  ['trnzIns] _n. , ̣
_____

transiency

  ['trnzInsI] _n. , ̣
_____

transient

  ['trnzInt]

    1. _a.

      1) , ̣, 

      2) _.  (   )

    2. _n. _.  
_____

transient agent

  ['trnzInt'eIdnt] _n.   
_____

transit

  ['trnsIt], ['trnzIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; rapid transit  

      2) , ; in transit  

      3) ;  (  )

      4) _.    

      5) 

      6) _attr. 

      7) _attr. ; 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)    , 

      3) _.   
_____

transit-duty

  ['trnsIt,dju:tI] _n.  
_____

transition

  [trn'sIn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  

    3) _. 

    4) _attr. ; transition period  ; transition
    curve _.  ; transition stage  
_____

transitional

  [trn'sInl] _a. ; 
_____

transitive

  ['trnsItIv] _a. _. 
_____

transitory

  ['trnsItrI] _a. ̣, , 

    *) transitory action _. ,      
     
_____

transit point

  ['trnsIt'pOInt] _n. _.  
_____

translatable

  [trns'leItbl] _a. 
_____

translate

  [trns'leIt] _v.

    1) () (    ; from translate - , into
    translate - ); poetry does not translate easily  
    

    2) , 

    3) ,   ; to translate promises into
    actions  

    4) _.  -.  , 

    5) 

    6) _. 

    7) ,   
_____

translation

  [trns'leISn] _n.

    1)   . {. translate}

    2) _. 

    3) , 

    4) ޣ       

    5)  
_____

translator

  [trns'leIt] _n. 
_____

transliterate

  [trnz'lItreIt] _n. ,   
  
_____

transliteration

  [,trnzlIt'reISn] _n. 
_____

translocate

  [trns'lukeIt] _v. , 
_____

translucent

  [trnz'lu:snt] _a. ; 
_____

transmarine

  [,trnsm'ri:n] _a.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

transmigrant

  [trnz'maIgrnt] _n. ,      
  
_____

transmigrate

  ['trnzmaI'greIt] _v. ()
_____

transmigration

  [,trnzmaI'greISn] _n. 
_____

transmissible

  [trnz'mIsbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

transmission

  [trnz'mISn] _n.

    1) ; radio transmission ; picture transmission
    

    2) 

    3) _. ;  ; ; 

    4) _attr. ; transmission line _.  
_____

transmit

  [trnz'mIt] _v.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3)   
_____

transmitter

  [trnz'mIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

transmogrification

  [,trnzmOgrIfI'keISn] _n. _.  , 
_____

transmogrify

  [trnz'mOgrIfaI] _v. _. (), ()
  (,  )
_____

transmutation

  [,trnzmju:'teISn] _n. ; transmutations of fortune
   
_____

transmute

  [trnz'mju:t] _v. 
_____

transoceanic

  ['trnz,uSI'nIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) ,  
_____

transom

  ['trnsm] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  

    3) _. 
_____

transom-bar

  ['trnsmba:] _n. _.  (, )
_____

transonic

  [trn'sOnIk] = trans-sonic
_____

transpacific

  [,trnsp'sIfIk] _a.

    1)   

    2)     
_____

transparency

  [trns'pErnsI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

transparent

  [trns'pErnt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ; , 

    3) 
_____

transpicuous

  [trns'pIkjus] = transparent 1)  2)
_____

transpierce

  [trns'pIs] _v.  
_____

transpiration

  [,trnsp'reISn] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) 
_____

transpire

  [trns'paI] _v.

    1) 

    2)  ( );     

    3) ,  

    4) _. , 
_____

transplant

  [trns'pla:nt] _v.

    1)  ()

    2) 

    3) _.   (  )
_____

transplantation

  [,trnspla:n'teISn] _n.

    1)   . {. transplant}

    2) _. 
_____

transpontine

  ['trnz'pOntaIn] _a.

    1)   ;     
    ,    

    2) ; transpontine drama ۣ 
_____

transport

  1. _n. ['trnspO:t]

    1) , 

    2) ,  ; ( ); 
    ̣

    3)  (); in a transport of rage   

    4) _. ; 

    5) _attr. 

  2. _v. [trns'pO:t]

    1) ; , 

    2) (. _p-p.)    ,   ..;
    transported with joy     

    3) _.   
_____

transportable

  [trns'pO:tbl] _a. , , ,
  
_____

transportation

  [,trnspO:'teISn] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2)  

    3) _.  

    4) _.  (,   ..)

    5) _.   
_____

transporter

  [trns'pO:t] _n. _. ԣ, 
_____

transpose

  [trns'puz] _v.

    1) ;  (  )

    2) _.        

    3) _. 
_____

transposition

  [,trnsp'zISn] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) _. 
_____

transuranium

  [,trnsju'reInjm] _n. _.  
_____

transvalue

  [trnz'vlju:] _v. 
_____

transversal

  [trnz'v:sl]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n. ,  
_____

transverse

  ['trnzv:s] _a. ; transverse section  ,
   
_____

tranter

  ['trnt] _n. _. ; 
_____

trap

  I [trp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; , ; to set a trap  ;
      to bait a trap    ; _. ; to
      fall into a trap   

      2) = trapdoor

      3) _. ; 

      4)  

      5) _. 

      6) _pl. _.    

      7) _. ; 

      8) _.  

      9) ()  ( )

    2. _v.

      1)  , ;   , 

      2) ; 

      3) _. , ,  (. trap out)

  II [trp] _n.

    1) _pl. _.  , , 

    2) _. 

  III [trp] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

trap-line

  ['trplaIn] _n. _.  
_____

trap-shooting

  ['trp,Su:tIN] _n.     (,  
   ..)
_____

trapdoor

  ['trp'dO:] _n. ,  
_____

trapes

  [treIps] = trapse
_____

trapeze

  [tr'pi:z] _n. 
_____

trapezia

  [tr'pi:zj] _pl.  trapezium
_____

trapezium

  [tr'pi:zjm] _n. (_pl. -s [tr'pi:zjmz], -zia) _. 
_____

trapper

  ['trp] _n. ,  
_____

trappings

  ['trpINz] _n. _pl.

    1)   (   ..)

    2) 

    3)  ,  (. )
_____

trappy

  ['trpI] _a. _. , 
_____

trapse

  [treIps] _.

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) 

      3)    ()
_____

trash

  [trS] _n.

    1) _.     ; ;
    ; 

    2) _. , ; ; 

    3) _.  , ; white trash _.   
      

    4)   
_____

trash-ice

  ['trS'aIs] _n.   (  )
_____

trashy

  ['trSI] _a. , 
_____

trass

  [tra:s] _n. _. 
_____

trauma

  ['trO:m] _n. (_pl. -ata, -s ['trO:mz]) _. 
_____

traumata

  ['trO:mt] _pl.  trauma
_____

traumatic

  [trO:'mtIk] _a. _. 
_____

traumatize

  ['trO:mtaIz] _v. _. 
_____

travail

  ['trveIl] _.

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) ֣ 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) ,   
_____

travel

  ['trvl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _pl.  ; a book of travels   

      3) ; 

      4)  (   )

      5) _. , ;  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) ; ; light travels faster than sound
          

      4)  ( );      (
      ); his eyes travelled over the picture  
      

      5)    ֣
_____

travel-bureau

  ['trvl'bjuru] _n.  
_____

travel-film

  ['trvlfIlm] _n.   
_____

travelled

  ['trvld]

    1. _p-p.  travel 2

    2. _a.

      1)  

      2)  ( )
_____

traveller

  ['trvl] _n.

    1) ; traveller's cheque  ; traveller's
    tales "" 

    2) _. 

    3) ֣ (. commercial traveller)
_____

traveller's-joy

  ['trvlz'dOI] _n. _. 
_____

travelling

  ['trvlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  travel 2

    2. _n. 

    3. _a.

      1) ;   ; travelling salesman
      ֣; travelling speed  

      2) ; travelling kitchen  ; travelling library
       
_____

travelling crane

  ['trvlINkreIn] _n.  
_____

travelling-bag

  ['trvlINbg] _n. 
_____

travelling-dress

  ['trvlINdres] _n.  
_____

travelogue

  ['trvlOg] _n.

    1)       

    2) = travel-film
_____

traverse

  ['trv:s]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _.     

      3) _.   

      4) _. 

      5) _. 

      6)  ( )

    2. _v.

      1) ;  ң

      2) () ; to traverse a subject   
       

      3) 

      4) _.  {. 1, 2)}

      5) _.    , 
_____

travertin

  ['trvtIn] = travertine
_____

travertine

  ['trvtIn] _n. _. ,  
_____

travesty

  ['trvIstI]

    1. _n. ; ; a travesty of justice  
    

    2. _v.  ; ; 
_____

trawl

  [trO:l]

    1. _n.  ; 

    2. _v.

      1) ,    

      2)   
_____

trawler

  ['trO:l] _n. 
_____

tray

  [treI] _n.

    1) ; to serve (breakfast, dinner, etc.) on a tray 
    (,   ..)  

    2) ֣, 

    3) _. 
_____

treacherous

  ['tretSrs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ģ; treacherous ice ģ ̣
_____

treachery

  ['tretSrI] _n. , 
_____

treacle

  ['tri:kl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

    2. _v.  
_____

treacly

  ['tri:klI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ; treacly sentiments 
_____

tread

  [tred]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  ( )

      3) _. 

      4)  , 

      5) _.  ;  ();  ()

    2. _v. (trod; trodden)

      1) , , ; to tread in smb.'s steps   -.
      ;  

      2) , ,  (. tread down; on, upon); to tread
      under foot , ; 

      3)  ()

      4) _. 

      5)  ( )

      #) tread down , , ; _. ;
      ; tread in ; tread out )  ();
      )  (); ) _. 

      *) to tread on the heels of   ; to tread
      on smb.'s corns ( toes)  -.   ;
        -.;  -. ; to tread (as) on eggs
      ) ,  ; )    ;
      to tread on the neck of , ; to tread the boards
      (the deck)  ԣ (); to tread lightly 
      , ; to tread water  
_____

treadle

  ['tredl]

    1. _n.  ();  ( );  

    2. _v.  
_____

treadmill

  ['tredmIl] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

treason

  ['tri:zn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)   (. high treason)
_____

treasonable

  ['tri:znbl] _a. 
_____

treasonous

  ['tri:zns] = treasonable
_____

treasure

  ['tre]

    1. _n.  (. _.); buried treasure ; my treasure!
    !, ϣ !

    2. _v.

      1)   ; ,  (. treasure up)

      2)  
_____

treasure trove

  ['tretruv] _n.    ,   
_____

treasure-house

  ['trehaus] _n.

    1)  (. , )

    2) 
_____

treasurer

  ['trer] _n.

    1) ; Lord High Treasurer _.  

    2)  (,   ..)
_____

treasury

  ['trrI] _n.

    1) 

    2) (the Treasury)  ;  

    3) 

    4) _attr. ; treasury note  

    *) Treasury bench   ( . )
_____

treat

  [tri:t]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ; this is to be my treat   ,  
      ; to stand treat ,   

      3) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1) , ; ; he treated my words as a joke
           

      2) ,   (with)

      3)  (for -  -., with - -.)

      4) ; the book treats of poetry     
      

      5)  (to);   ,   .. (to)

      6)  ,   (with -  -.; for -  ޣ-.)

      7) _. 
_____

treatise

  ['tri:tIz] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ;  ()
_____

treatment

  ['tri:tmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (-.)

    3) , ; to take treatments   ;
    manipulation treatment  

    4) , 

    5) _. 
_____

treaty

  ['tri:tI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; to be in treaty with smb. for smth.   -.
      ޣ-.

    3) _attr. ,    ; treaty port
    ,      
_____

treble

  ['trebl]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) _. 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _. ; 

    3. _v.

      1) ()

      2)  
_____

trecentist

  [treI'tSentIst] _. _n.     XIV .
_____

trecento

  [treI'tSentu] _. _n. _. 
_____

tree

  [tri:]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)   (. family tree)

      3) ; the tree of knowledge  

      4) _.  (. Tyburn tree)

      5)   

      6) _. , 

      7) _. ; 

      *) to be at the top of the tree   ;  
      ; up a tree _.   

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   

      3)    

      4) ,   ( )
_____

tree-creeper

  ['tri:,kri:p] _n.   ()
_____

tree-fern

  ['tri:'f:n] _n.  
_____

tree-frog

  ['tri:'frO:g] _n.  
_____

treeless

  ['tri:lIs] _a. , , ۣ  ( 
  )
_____

treenail

  ['tri:neIl] _n. _. 
_____

trefoil

  ['trefOIl] _n.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

trek

  [trek] _-.

    1. _n.

      1)  (.  , ֣ )

      2) , 

    2. _v.

      1) ;   , ֣ 

      2)   ,  (,   
      ..)
_____

trellis

  ['trelIs] _n.

    1) ۣ

    2) 
_____

tremble

  ['trembl]

    1. _n. , ; all in ( on, of) a tremble _. , 
     

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) , ; ; to tremble for one's life
      ,    ; to tremble at the thought of
         

      3) ,  ( )
_____

trembler

  ['trembl] _n. _. , 
_____

trembling

  ['tremblIN]

    1. _pres-p.  tremble 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) , ; in fear and trembling 
_____

trembly

  ['tremblI] _a. _.

    1) ,  (   ..)

    2) , 
_____

tremendous

  [trI'mends] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. , ; 
_____

tremor

  ['trem] _n.

    1) = tremble 1

    2) ; ; earth tremors  
_____

tremulant

  ['tremjulnt] = tremulous
_____

tremulous

  ['tremjuls] _a.

    1) ,  ( ,   ..)

    2) , 
_____

trench

  [trentS]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; 

      2) (. _pl.) , 

      3) _attr. , ; trench warfare  

    2. _v.

      1)  , , , 

      2) 

      3)  (, )

      4) 

      #) trench about, trench around ; trench upon ) ;
      to trench upon smb.'s time  أ-. ; ) ; his
      answer trenched upon insolence     
_____

trench coat

  ['trentSkut] _n.

    1) ԣ 

    2) _.     
_____

trench foot

  ['trentS'fut] _n. _.  
_____

trench mortar

  ['trentS'mO:t] _n. ͣ
_____

trench-bomb

  ['trentSbOm] _n. _.  
_____

trenchant

  ['trentSnt] _a.

    1) _. , 

    2) _. ; ; ; trenchant style  

    3) , ޣ, ̣; trenchant policy  
_____

trencher

  I ['trentS] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) = trencher cap

  II ['trentS] _n. ,    ; to lick the trencher
     
_____

trencher cap

  ['trentSkp] _n.      (  
    )
_____

trencherman

  ['trentSmn] _n.

    1) ; a good (poor) trencherman  () 

    2) 
_____

trend

  [trend]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  , 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ( -. ); the road trends
      to the north  ģ  

      2)  
_____

trepan

  [trI'pn] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

trephine

  [trI'fi:n] _v. _.  
_____

trepidation

  [,trepI'deISn] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) , 
_____

trespass

  ['tresps]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _.  

      3) _. , 

      4) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (on, upon); to trespass upon smb.'s
      hospitality (time)  -.  ()

      2) _.    

      3) _.    
_____

trespasser

  ['tresps] _n.

    1) ,   -. 

    2) 
_____

tress

  [tres] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) _pl.   
_____

tressed

  [trest] _a.

    1)  

    2) ԣ  
_____

trestle

  ['tresl] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

trestle-work

  ['treslw:k] _n. _. ; 
_____

trews

  [tru:z] _n. _pl.   (_. )
_____

trey

  [treI] _n.  ( );   (  )
_____

triable

  ['traIbl] _a.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

triad

  ['traId] _n.

    1) -.,   ң , ;   ң
    ; 

    2) _. 
_____

triage

  ['traIId] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

trial

  ['traIl] _n.

    1) , ; to give a trial )   , 
      (); )  (,   ..);
    on trial )    ; )    (
    )

    2) , ֣ ; ; ; to put on
    trial  أ  {. . 3}

    3) _.  ;  , ; to bring to
    ( to put on) trial    {. . 2}; to be on one's
    trial, to stand ( to undergo) trial   ; to give a fair
    trial   , 

    4) _. 

    5) _. 

    6) _attr. , ; trial period  ;
    trial run  , ; trial trip  ; _.
    

    *) that child is a real trial to me  £ -   
    
_____

trial jury

  ['traIl'du:rI] _n. _.  ;   12 
_____

triangle

  ['traINgl] _n. 
_____

triangular

  [traI'Ngjul] _a.

    1) 

    2) ң; triangular pyramid ң 

    3)    ң , ,   ..;
    triangular fight  ң   ; triangular agreement
    ң 
_____

triangulate

  [traI'NgjuleIt] _v. _.  , 
   ߣ
_____

triarchy

  ['traIa:kI] _n. 
_____

tribal

  ['traIbl] _a. , 
_____

tribe

  [traIb] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _-. 

    3) _. , 

    4) _. 
_____

tribesman

  ['traIbzmn] _n.  , , 
_____

tribrach

  ['trIbrk] _n. _. 
_____

tribulation

  [,trIbju'leISn] _n. , 
_____

tribunal

  [traI'bju:nl] _n.

    1) ; ; the tribunal of public opinion  
    

    2)  

    3) _.       
_____

tribunate

  ['trIbjunIt] _n. _-. ,  
_____

tribune

  I ['trIbju:n] _n. _-.  (. _.)

  II ['trIbju:n] _n. , 
_____

tribunicial

  [,trIbju:'nISl] _a. _-. 
_____

tributary

  ['trIbjutrI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ,  

      2) 

    2. _a.

      1)  ; Σ

      2)  ; tributary stream 

      3) _. , Σ ( )
_____

tribute

  ['trIbju:t] _n.

    1) ; to lay under tribute  

    2) , ; to pay a tribute to smb.   (,
    ) -.

    3)  , , ; floral tributes 
    
_____

tricar

  ['traIka:] = tricycle
_____

trice

  I [traIs] _n. ; in a trice ,   

  II [traIs] _v. _.    (. trice up)
_____

tricentenary

  [,traIsen'ti:nrI] = tercentenary
_____

triceps

  ['traIseps] _n. _. ң 
_____

trichina

  [trI'kaIn] _n. (_pl. -ae) _. _. 
_____

trichinae

  [trI'kaIni:] _pl.  trichina
_____

trichinosis

  [,trIkI'nusIs] _n. _. ̣
_____

trichord

  ['traIkO:d] _n. ң  
_____

trichotomy

  [traI'kOtmI] _n.    ,   
_____

trichromatic

  [,traIkru'mtIk] _a. ң
_____

trick

  [trIk]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; by trick  ԣ; trick of senses
      (imagination)   (); to play smb. a trick
      ,  -.;   -. ; you shall not
      serve that trick twice      ģ

      2) , 

      3) ; ; ; none of your tricks!  !; a
      dirty trick , ; shabby tricks  ; tricks of
      fortune  

      4) ,  ɣ; ; don't know ( have not got) the
      trick of it  ,   ,   ""; he's done
      the trick _.   ; I know a trick worth two of that 
         ; all the tricks and turns  ɣ,
      ; tricks of the trade  ɣ  -.  
      

      5) ,   (, ); ,
       ( )

      6) _. ; the odd trick  

      7) _. ,   ; to take ( to have, to stand)
      one's trick  

      8) _. , , 

      9) _. _. £ ( little  pretty trick)

      10) _attr. ; trick photography  ߣ

      11) _attr. 

      *) to do the trick _.  ,  

    2. _v.

      1) , ;  (out of);  
      (-. ; into)

      2)  (-.)

      #) trick out, trick up    
_____

trickery

  ['trIkrI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ,  
_____

trickle

  ['trIkl]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1)   ,  (. trickle out, trickle down,
      trickle through, trickle along); ; the news trickled out
       

      2)   
_____

trickster

  ['trIkst] _n. ; 
_____

tricksy

  ['trIksI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ģ, 

    3) _. ; 
_____

tricky

  ['trIkI] _a.

    1) , ; , 

    2) ; ң

    3) ģ
_____

triclinia

  [traI'klInI] _pl.  triclinium
_____

triclinium

  [traI'klInIm] _n. (_pl. -ia) _-. 
_____

tricolour

  ['trIkl]

    1. _n. ң ; the French tricolour ң  

    2. _a. ң
_____

tricot

  ['trIku] _n. _.

    1)  ()

    2) ( )
_____

tricycle

  ['traIsIkl]

    1. _n. ң̣ ;   

    2. _v.   ң̣   
_____

trident

  ['traIdnt] _n. 
_____

tried

  [traId]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  try 2

    2. _a. , , ģ
_____

triennial

  [traI'enjl]

    1. _a.

      1)   

      2)    

    2. _n.

      1) ,     

      2) ,   ..,   

      3) ң 

      4) ң 
_____

trifle

  ['traIfl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; a trifle , ; he seems a trifle
      annoyed , ,  ֣

      2)  ,  ; it cost a trifle 
       ; put a trifle of sugar in my tea  
         

      3) ,      

    2. _v.

      1) ;  أ; he is not a man to trifle with 
        

      2)   ;  

      3) ,   ; ; he trifled with his pencil 
         

      4)   (, , ; . trifle away); to
      trifle away one's time   
_____

trifling

  ['traIflIN]

    1. _pres-p.  trifle 2

    2. _n.

      1) ,  ; ̣ 

      2)  

    3. _a.

      1) , ; ; a trifling talk
      أ 

      2) , ; ; a trifling joke 
      
_____

trifocal

  [traI'fukl] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. _pl.  
_____

trifoliate

  [traI'fulIIt] _a.

    1) _. ң

    2) _.  
_____

triform

  ['traIfO:m] _a.   
_____

trig

  I [trIg]

    1. _a.

      1) , , 

      2) _. , 

      3) , 

    2. _v.

      1)    ( trig up)

      2)  ( trig out)

      3) , 

  II [trIg] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _v. , 

  III [trIg] _. _. _.  trigonometry
_____

trigger

  ['trIg]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  ; to pull the trigger  ;
      _.   ,   

      2) _. , ݣ

      *) easy on the trigger _. ,  ; quick
      on the trigger  , 

    2. _v.: trigger off    (-. ); ,
    ; to trigger off war  
_____

trigger-happy

  ['trIg,hpI] _a.

    1) _.     ; to be trigger-happy
      

    2) , 
_____

trigonal

  ['trIgnl]

    1) = triangular

    2) = trigonous
_____

trigonometric

  [,trIgn'metrIk] = trigonometrical
_____

trigonometrical

  [,trIgn'metrIkl] _a. 
_____

trigonometry

  [,trIg'nOmItrI] _n. 
_____

trigonous

  ['trIgns] _a. ;    
_____

trihedral

  [traI'hi:drl] _a. ң, ң
_____

trihedron

  [traI'hi:drOn] _n. ң
_____

trilateral

  ['traI'ltrl] _a. ң
_____

trilby

  ['trIlbI] _n.   
_____

trilingual

  ['traI'lINgwl] _a.

    1) ң

    2)   ң 
_____

trill

  [trIl]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _.  r

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) _.   r  
_____

trilling

  ['trIlIN] _n.   ; 
_____

trillion

  ['trIljn] _n-card. _n.  (10  18 ); _. 
  (10  12 )
_____

trilobate

  [traI'lubIt] _a. _. ң
_____

trilogy

  ['trIldI] _n. 
_____

trim

  [trIm]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; in fighting trim   ; in
      good trim )  ;   ; )    (
      )

      2) ; ; 

      3) _.  

      4) , 

      5) _.  

      6) _.   

      7) _. ,  

    2. _a.

      1) , , ģ  

      2) ; 

      3) _.   

    3. _v.

      1)   ; to trim oneself up    

      2)  (.,  ); ;  ;
      ԣ,  ()

      3)  ();  (   ..)

      4) ;    

      5) _. ,  ; 

      6) _. ;  

      7) _. ,  ()

      8) _.  

      *) to trim the sails to the wind    
_____

trimester

  [traI'mest] _n.

    1) 

    2) ң 
_____

trimeter

  ['trImIt] _n. _. 
_____

trimmer

  ['trIm] _n.

    1)     . {. trim 3}

    2) ; 

    3) _. , 

    4) _.  
_____

trimming

  ['trImIN]

    1. _pres-p.  trim 3

    2. _n.

      1) (. _pl.)  ( )

      2) _pl. , 

      3) _. 

      4) 

      5)  ()

      6) _.  
_____

trine

  [traIn] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

trinitrotoluene

  [traI'naItru'tOljui:n] = trinitrotoluol
_____

trinitrotoluol

  [traI'naItru'tOljuOl] _n.  ( )
_____

trinity

  ['trInItI] _n.

    1) -.,   ң 

    2) (the Trinity) _. 

    3) (Trinity) _attr.   ; Trinity Sunday  ;
    Trinity Sittings     ; Trinity term 
     ( )

    *) Trinity House " " ( -
    )
_____

trinket

  ['trINkIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

trinomial

  [traI'numjl]

    1. _a.

      1) _. ң

      2) _. 

    2. _n. _. ң
_____

trio

  ['tri:u] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ,  ();  ()

    3) _.   ң ̣
_____

triolet

  ['tri:ulet] _n. 
_____

trip

  [trIp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , , ; round trip   
      ; business trip ; to take a trip 

      2)  ̣ , ̣ 

      3) ,  (  -.)

      4)  , , 

      5) _. 

      6) _.  

      7) _.  ()

    2. _v.

      1)    ,  

      2) ,  (  -.); () (.
      trip over, trip up)

      3)   , , , ; all are
      apt to trip   

      4) ,   ; to trip (up) a witness by artful
      questions     

      5)   (. _.)

      6) ,     .. ( trip up)

      7) _.   ,  

      8) _. ; 

      9) _.    ()
_____

tripartite

  ['traI'pa:taIt] _a.

    1) , ң; tripartite conference  ң
    

    2)   ң 
_____

tripe

  [traIp] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _. , , , 
_____

trip-hammer

  ['trIp,hm] _n. _.  
_____

triphibious

  [traI'fIbIs] _a.   ,     ;
  triphibious warfare ,   ,     
_____

triphthong

  ['trIfON] _n. _. 
_____

triple

  ['trIpl]

    1. _a. ; ; Triple Alliance _.  ;
    Triple Entente _. ,  ; triple time _.
    ң 

    2. _v. (); to triple one's efforts   
_____

triplet

  ['trIplIt] _n.

    1)  ( , )

    2)  ( ); _pl. 

    3) _. 
_____

triplex

  ['trIpleks]

    1. _a.

      1) ;   ң 

      2) _. ;  

    2. _n.

      1)  , 

      2) _. ң 
_____

triplicate

  1. _n. ['trIplIkIt]   ң ; in triplicate  ң 

  2. _a. ['trIplIkIt] 

  3. _v. ['trIplIkeIt] ;   ң 
_____

triplication

  [,trIplI'keISn] _n. 
_____

tripod

  ['traIpOd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) ,   ң 

    2. _a. 
_____

tripos

  ['traIpOs] _n.     ( )
_____

tripper

  ['trIp] _n. ( _.) , 
_____

tripping

  ['trIpIN]

    1. _pres-p.  trip 2

    2. _n.

      1) ̣ 

      2) _. 

      3)  ()

    3. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. ; 
_____

trippingly

  ['trIpINlI] _adv.

    1) , , 

    2) ,  ()
_____

triptych

  ['trIptIk] _n. _. 
_____

triquetrous

  [traI'kwetrs] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. ң ( )
_____

trireme

  ['traIri:m] _n. _. _. 
_____

trisect

  [traI'sekt] _v.     
_____

trishaw

  ['traISO:] _n. 
_____

tristful

  ['trIstful] _a. _. 
_____

trisyllabic

  ['traIsI'lbIk] _a. ң
_____

trisyllable

  ['traI'sIlbl] _n. ң 
_____

trite

  [traIt] _a. , ; trite phrase  ; trite
  metaphor ԣ 
_____

tritium

  ['trItIm] _n. _. 
_____

triturate

  ['trItjureIt] _v.   
_____

triumph

  ['traImf]

    1. _n. ; , 

    2. _v.

      1)  (), 

      2) ;  (over - )
_____

triumphal

  [traI'Amfl] _a. 
_____

triumphant

  [traI'Amfnt] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

triumvir

  [trI'umv] _n. (_pl. -s [trI'umvz], -ri) _. 
_____

triumvirate

  [traI'AmvIrIt] _n. 
_____

triumviri

  [trI'umvIri:] _pl.  triumvir
_____

triune

  ['traIju:n] _a. 
_____

trivet

  ['trIvIt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ( , )

    3) _. 

    4) _attr. ; trivet table   ң 

    *) (as) right as a trivet ) ;   ; ) ӣ 
    ,  
_____

trivia

  ['trIvI] _. _n. _pl. , 
_____

trivial

  ['trIvIl] _a.

    1) , , ; the trivial round ģ,
    

    2) , , ; a trivial loss 
    

    3) ,  ( )

    4) ,  (    )

    5)     (    )
_____

triviality

  [,trIvI'lItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

triweekly

  [traI'wi:klI]

    1. _a.

      1)     

      2)     

    2. _n.  ,      
       
_____

trocar

  ['truka:] _n. _. 
_____

trochaic

  [tru'keIIk] _a. _. 
_____

troche

  [truS] _n. 
_____

trochee

  ['truki:] _n. _. , 
_____

trod

  [trOd] _p.  tread 2
_____

trodden

  ['trOdn] _p-p.  tread 2
_____

troglodyte

  ['trO:gldaIt] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) 
_____

troll

  I [trul]

    1. _n.

      1) ,   ң

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) ;  (  )

      2)    

      3) (), ()

  II [trul] _n. _. _. 
_____

trolley

  ['trOlI] _n.

    1)  ();   ̣   

    2) ; 

    3) _. 

    4) _.  ; 
_____

trolley-bus

  ['trOlIbAs] _n. 
_____

trolley-car

  ['trOlIka:] _n. _. 
_____

trolley-pole

  ['trOlIpul] _n. _.  
_____

trollop

  ['trOlp] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

trombone

  [trOm'bun] _n. 
_____

trombus

  ['rOmbs] _n. 
_____

trommel

  ['trOml] _n. _. 
_____

tromometer

  [tru'mOmIt] _n. 
_____

troop

  [tru:p]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  

      2) _pl. 

      3) 

      4)  , ; _. 

      5)  (  )

      6) (. _pl.)  

      7) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)   ( troop up, troop together)

      2)   (troop along, troop in, troop out)

      3)  

      4) (), () ( )

      #) troop away, troop off ) ; ) _.  ;
      troop round  (-.)

      *) to troop the colour     
_____

troop duty

  ['tru:p'dju:tI] _n. _.  
_____

troop-carrier

  ['tru:p,krI] _n. _.

    1) - ̣

    2) _. ԣ    
_____

troop-horse

  ['tru:phO:s] _n.  
_____

troop-train

  ['tru:ptreIn] _n.  
_____

trooper

  ['tru:p] _n.

    1) 

    2)   

    3)  - 

    4) _. _.  

    5) _. _. 

    6) = troop-horse

    7) = troopship

    *) to swear like a trooper   
_____

trooping

  ['tru:pIN]

    1. _pres-p.  troop 2

    2. _n.     
_____

troopship

  ['tru:pSIp] _n.    
_____

trope

  [trup] _n. _. 
_____

trophic

  ['trOfIk] _a. _. 
_____

trophy

  ['trufI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , ,  
_____

tropic

  ['trOpIk]

    1. _n. ; the tropics 

    2. _a. = tropical I, 1)
_____

tropical

  I ['trOpIkl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

  II ['trOpIkl] _a. , 
_____

tropicalize

  ['trOpIklaIz] _v.       
  
_____

tropology

  [tru'pOldI] _n.  
_____

troposphere

  ['trOpsfI] _n. 
_____

trot

  [trOt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) £,   

      4) _.  

      5) _. _. _. , ; 

      *) to keep smb. on the trot   -. ; 
      -.

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  ; to trot a horse   ; to trot a
      person off his legs  

      3) , 

      #) trot about ; trot out )   ();
      )  (); )  (-.); trot round ,
       (  ..)
_____

troth

  [tru] _n. _. by my troth  ; in troth , 
   ; to plight one's troth   (.  )
_____

trotter

  ['trOt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _pl.  (  ..  )

    3) _pl. _. 
_____

trotyl

  ['trutIl] _n. _. 
_____

troubadour

  ['tru:bdu] _n. _. 
_____

trouble

  ['trAbl]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; , ; to give smb.
      trouble, to put smb. to trouble   -.

      2) ; ; to take the trouble ,  
       ; he takes much trouble   ; he did not take
      the trouble to come    ; no trouble at all
         (  ); I had some trouble in
      reading his handwriting      

      3) , , ; to be in trouble   ,  ;
      to get into trouble   ; to make trouble for smb.
       -. 

      4) , ; racial troubles  ,
      

      5) ; heart trouble  

      6) _. 

      7) _.     ; ; 

      8) _attr. ; trouble crew  

      *) what's the trouble?  ޣ ?; to ask ( to look) for trouble
        ,   ;  
      

    2. _v.

      1) (), (); my leg troubles me  
        ()

      2) ; , ; may I trouble you to shut the
      door? , , ; may I trouble you for the salt?
      , , 

      3) (.  . ) , ; he never
      even troubled to answer     

      4)   ; mathematics doesn't trouble me at all
         

      5) _. 

      6) (. _.) , 

      *) don't trouble trouble until trouble troubles you _.  
      ,   
_____

trouble-free

  ['trAblfri:] _a. ģ, 
_____

trouble-shooter

  ['trAbl,Su:t] _n.

    1)  ԣ

    2)     
_____

troubled

  ['trAbld]

    1. _p-p.  trouble 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; troubled look ,  

      2) ,  

      *) troubled waters ,  ; ,
      ; to fish in troubled waters     
_____

troublemaker

  ['trAbl,meIk] _n.  , ; 
_____

troublesome

  ['trAblsm] _a.

    1)  ; ; 

    2) ; troublesome cough  

    3) , ; troublesome child 
    £
_____

troublous

  ['trAbls] _a. _. , ; ; troublous
  times  
_____

trough

  [trOf] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) ֣,  (  )

    4) ; 

    5)  ()

    6) _. , 
_____

trounce

  [trauns] _v.

    1) , ; 

    2)  
_____

troupe

  [tru:p] _n. _. 
_____

trouser-leg

  ['trauzleg] _n. 
_____

trouser-stretcher

  ['trauz,stretS] _n.   
_____

trousered

  ['trauzd] _a.   ;  
_____

trousering

  ['trauzrIN] _n.  
_____

trousers

  ['trauzz] _n. _pl. , ; 
_____

trouser stripe

  ['trauzstraIp] _n. 
_____

trousseau

  ['tru:su] _n. _. (_pl. -s ['tru:suz], -) 
_____

trousseaux

  ['tru:suz] _pl.  trousseau
_____

trout

  [traut] _n. (_pl.  .) 
_____

trouvaille

  [tru:'vaI] _n. _. 
_____

trover

  ['truv] _n. _.  ()  ; action of
  trover     (  
   -.)
_____

trow

  [tru] _v. _. _. , ; 
_____

trowel

  ['traul]

    1. _n.

      1) _. , , 

      2)  

      *) to lay (it) on with a trowel )  ; )  (-.)
       , ,   

    2. _v.    
_____

troy

  [trOI] _n.

    1)     

    2) _attr.: troy weight ,  ; troy pound 
     (= 373,24 .  12 ; . avoirdupois)
_____

truancy

  ['tru:nsI] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) 
_____

truant

  ['tru:nt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ,  ; to play truant
       (. )

      2) 

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2)   
_____

truce

  [tru:s] _n.

    1) ; truce of God _.    
    ,   (  )

    2) ; ; truce to jesting!  !, 
    !

    3) , ; truce to one's pain   
_____

truck

  I [trAk]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2)  

      3) = truck system {. 8)}

      4) , ; to have no truck with smb.  
        -.,  -.

      5) _. ,  

      6) _. , 

      7) _.  (  )

      8) _attr.: truck system     ; Truck
      Acts _. ,     

    2. _v.

      1)  (with -  -.; for -  -.);  
      

      2)  

      3)  , 

      4) _.  ,  

  II [trAk]

    1. _n.

      1)  , 

      2) _-.   

      3)  , 

      4) _. , 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   ,  
_____

truck-farm

  ['trAkfa:m] _n. _.  
_____

truck-trailer

  ['trAk,treIl] _n.    ;  
_____

truckage

  ['trAkId] _n.

    1)   

    2)     
_____

trucker

  I ['trAk] _n. _. -

  II ['trAk] _n.  
_____

truckle

  ['trAkl]

    1. _n. = truckle-bed

    2. _v. ,   (to)
_____

truckle-bed

  ['trAklbed] _n.   (, )  ̣, 
      
_____

truckler

  ['trAkl] _n. 
_____

truckman

  I ['trAkmn] = trucker I

  II ['trAkmn] = trucker II
_____

truck tractor

  ['trAk'trkt] _n. -
_____

truculent

  ['trAkjulnt] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; ; ; ;
_____

trudge

  [trAd]

    1. _n.   ;  

    2. _v.   ,  
_____

trudgen

  ['trAdn] _n.  ( )
_____

true

  [tru:]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; true time   ; it is not
      true  

      2) , , 

      3) ,  (to); a true friend  

      4) , , 

      5)  ( ,   ..; to); true to life
      ,  ;  ģ

      6) , ; true copy  

      *) true as I stand here _.  

    2. _v. _. , , ,  (. true up)

    3. _adv.

      1) ; tell me true   ; his words ring true 
        

      2) ; to aim true  ; to breed true 
       
_____

true bill

  ['tru:'bIl] _n. _. ģ  
_____

true-blue

  ['tru:'blu:] _a. ; , , 
_____

true-born

  ['tru:'bO:n] _a.

    1) 

    2) ģ
_____

true-bred

  ['tru:'bred] _a.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

true-hearted

  ['tru:'ha:tId] _a. ; 
_____

true-love

  ['tru:lAv] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)   (. true-love knot  true-lover's knot)
_____

truepenny

  ['tru:,penI] _n. _. , ģ 
_____

truffle

  ['trAfl] _n. _. 
_____

truffled

  ['trAfld] _a.   
_____

truism

  ['tru:Izm] _n. 
_____

trull

  [trAl] _n. _. 
_____

truly

  ['tru:lI] _adv.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 

    3) 

    4) 

    *) yours truly   (  )
_____

trump

  I [trAmp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to play a trump ; to put a person to his trumps
       ; _.    
      ; to have all the trumps in one's hand    
      ; _.   

      2) _.  

      3) _attr. ; trump card ,  ; _.
       ,  

      *) to turn up trumps _. ()  ,
      

    2. _v.

      1) ;  

      2)  (-.)

      #) trump up ; ; to trump up a charge against
      smb.    -.

  II [trAmp] _n. _. _.  
_____

trumpery

  ['trAmprI]

    1. _n. ; , 

    2. _a. , ; 
_____

trumpet

  ['trAmpIt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) 

      4) 

      5)  ;  

      6) ң 

      *) to blow one's own trumpet ,  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) 

      3)  ( )
_____

trumpet major

  ['trAmpIt,meId] _n. -
_____

trumpet-call

  ['trAmpItkO:l] _n.  ; _.   
_____

trumpeter

  ['trAmpIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) -

    *) to be one's own trumpeter ,  
_____

truncate

  ['trANkeIt] _v.

    1)  ; , 

    2) ,  (  ..)

    3) , 
_____

truncated

  ['trANkeItId]

    1. _p-p.  truncate

    2. _a. _. ޣ; truncated pyramid ޣ 
_____

truncheon

  ['trAntSn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _. 
_____

trundle

  ['trAndl]

    1. _n. ̣

    2. _v. ();  ()
_____

trundle-bed

  ['trAndlbed] = truckle-bed
_____

trunk

  [trANk] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) 

    3) ;   (,   ..)

    4)  ; ; to live in one's trunks   

    5)  ()

    6) _pl.  

    7) _pl. = trunk hose

    8) _.  

    9) _.  

    10)  ; ֣; 

    11)  ( )

    12) _. 

    13) _attr. , 
_____

trunk drawers

  ['trANk'drO:z] _n.   
_____

trunk hose

  ['trANk'huz] _n.   (XVI-XVII .)
_____

trunk-call

  ['trANk'kO:l] _n.    
_____

trunk-line

  ['trANklaIn] _n.  , 
_____

trunk-railway

  ['trANk,reIlweI] _n.  
_____

trunnion

  ['trAnjn] _n. _. 
_____

truss

  [trAs]

    1. _n.

      1) ;   (,   ..)

      2) , ; 

      3) _.  

      4) _. , ,  

      5) _. ;  

    2. _v.

      1)    (. truss up)

      2)       

      3)  ()

      4) _. , 
_____

trust

  [trAst]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; to have ( to put, to repose) trust in ;
      to take on trust   

      2) , , ; a position of trust
       ; breach of trust    
      

      3) ; he puts trust in the future    

      4) _. ; to supply goods on trust    

      5)  (   ..); to have smth. in trust 
        -.

      6) _.  ; ,  
      ;    ; to hold in
      trust 

      7) 

    2. _a.  (-.  -.)

    3. _v.

      1) ();  ( -.); a man not to be trusted
      ,    ; ģ ; he may
      be trusted to do the work well   ,   
       

      2) ,  ; to trust smb. with smth., to trust
      smth. to smb. ,  -. -.

      3) ; ; I trust you will be better soon  ,
        

      4)   
_____

trust territory

  ['trAst'terItrI] _n. _.  
_____

trust-deed

  ['trAst'di:d] _n. _.    
_____

trustee

  [trAs'ti:]

    1. _n.

      1) _. , ;  ; Public
      Trustee   (   
      )

      2) ,  

      3)  ,   ..; Board of trustees 
      

    2. _v.   
_____

trusteeship

  [trAs'ti:SIp] _n. , , 
_____

trusteeshipterritory

  [trAs'ti:SIp'terItrI] = trust territory
_____

trustful

  ['trAstful] _a. 
_____

trustify

  ['trAstIfaI] _v. _. 
_____

trustiness

  ['trAstInIs] _n. , ; ģ
_____

trustingly

  ['trAstINlI] _adv. 
_____

trustless

  ['trAstlIs] _a.

    1) ģ

    2) 
_____

trustworthy

  ['trAst,w:I] _a.  ; ģ
_____

trusty

  ['trAstI]

    1. _a. _. , ģ

    2. _n.

      1) ģ 

      2) _. ޣ,  ̣  
       
_____

truth

  [tru:] _n. (_pl. -s [tru:z])

    1) ; ; to tell the truth )  ; )  
    ; the home ( bitter) truth  ; the truths of
    science  ; in truth , ; the truth is
    that I am very tired   ,  (   )  
    

    2) 

    3) , ; truth to nature  ;
    

    4) _. ,  
_____

truthful

  ['tru:ful] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2) , 
_____

truthless

  ['tru:lIs] _a.

    1) ģ ( )

    2) 
_____

try

  [traI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to have ( to make) a try at ( for) smth.
        -.

      2) , ; to give smth. a try  -.; to give
      smb. a try  -.  ,  

      3) _.  ң        
        ( )

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (. try out); to try one's fortune
       

      2)  ;   

      3) , ; to try one's best )  ӣ  
      ; )   ; do try too ( and) come
        

      4)  (), ; he is tried for murder   
      

      5) ; ; the small print tries my eyes  
         

      6) , ; to try smb.'s patience  أ-.
      

      7)  (; . try out);  (; . try out)

      8)  (  ..)

      #) try back     ( ,  );
      _.  ,  ; try for , ;
      to try for the navy    ; try on
      )  (); ) _. , ; it's no use
      trying it on with me      ģ
_____

try-on

  ['traI'On] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  
_____

try-out

  ['traI'aut] _n. _. , ; 
_____

trying

  ['traIIN]

    1. _pres-p.  try 2

    2. _a.

      1) , ֣; ; a trying situation 
      

      2) , ;  ; trying to the health
        
_____

trying-plane

  ['traIINpleIn] _n. 
_____

trysail

  ['traIsl] _n. _. 
_____

tryst

  [traIst] _n. _.

    1)  ; to keep (to break) the tryst  (
    )  

    2)  
_____

tsar

  [za:] = czar
_____

tsarina

  [za:'ri:n] _n. 
_____

tsetse

  ['tsetsI] _n.  
_____

tsunami

  [tsu:'na:mI] _. _n. 
_____

tu-whit

  [tu'wIt] = tu-whoo
_____

tu-whoo

  [tu'wu:]

    1. _n.   

    2. _v.   
_____

tub

  [tAb]

    1. _n.

      1) , , , ;  (.   )

      2) _. ; أ  

      3)  

      4) _.   ;  

      5) _.  ;   

      *) let every tub stand on its own bottom    
       

    2. _v.

      1) _.   

      2)    

      3)    

      4) _.   
_____

tub-thumper

  ['tAb,Amp] _n. ,   ; 
_____

tub-thumping

  ['tAb,AmpIN]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a.  ( )
_____

tuba

  ['tju:b] _n.  (_. )
_____

tubbing

  ['tAbIN]

    1. _pres-p.  tub 2

    2. _n. _.  
_____

tubby

  ['tAbI] _a.

    1) 

    2)    ( )

    3)    ( _. )
_____

tube

  [tju:b]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3) 

      4)  ( )

      5)  ()

      6) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   
_____

tuber

  ['tju:b] _n. _. 
_____

tubercle

  ['tju:b:kl] _n.

    1) _. Σ

    2) _. 
_____

tubercular

  [tju:'b:kjul] = tuberculous
_____

tuberculin

  [tju:'b:kjulIn] _n. _. 
_____

tuberculosis

  [tju:,b:kju'lusIs] _n. ̣
_____

tuberculous

  [tju:'b:kjuls] _a. ̣
_____

tuberose

  ['tju:bruz] _n. _. 
_____

tuberous

  ['tju:brs] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

tubing

  ['tju:bIN]

    1. _pres-p.  tube 2

    2. _n. _.

      1) _. ; 

      2)  

      3) 
_____

tubular

  ['tju:bjul] _a. ; tubular steelwork  
  ; tubular railway   
_____

tubulate

  ['tju:bjuleIt] _v.

    1)   

    2)  
_____

tubule

  ['tju:bju:l] _n.  
_____

tuck

  I [tAk]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( ); to make a tuck in a sleeve  
        ( )

      2) _. , . , 

    2. _v.

      1)   ( );   

      2) ;   , ,  (.
      tuck in)

      3) , ;  (. tuck away)

      4)  (£) ;   (. tuck in, tuck
      up)

      #) tuck in _.  ,  (at); tuck into  ,
      ; tuck up )  ();  ();
      ) _.  ()

  II [tAk] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _.  
_____

tuck-in

  ['tAk'In] _n. _.  ,  
_____

tuck-out

  ['tAk'aut] = tuck-in
_____

tuck-shop

  ['tAkSOp] _n. _. 
_____

tucker

  I ['tAk] _n.

    1) _. ; best bib and tucker  

    2) _. , 

  II ['tAk] _v. _. _.    (. tucker out)
_____

tucket

  ['tAkIt] _n. _. 
_____

tufa

  ['tju:f] _n. _.  
_____

tuff

  [tAf] _n. _.  
_____

tuft

  [tAft]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) 

      4) _.   (    )

      5)  

    2. _v.

      1)  (,   ..)

      2)  
_____

tuft-hunter

  ['tAft,hAnt] _n.   
_____

tufted

  ['tAftId]

    1. _p-p.  tuft 2

    2. _a.  
_____

tufty

  ['tAftI] _a.  , 
_____

tug

  [tAg]

    1. _n.

      1)   ģ ; ; to give a tug at smth.
      ģ,   -.

      2)  , ; I had a great tug to persuade him 
          

      3) = tugboat

      4) ; 

      5)  ()

      6) ,  ; tug of war   

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) ģ    (at)

      3) 
_____

tugboat

  ['tAgbut] _n.  
_____

tuition

  [tju:'ISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

tuition-fee

  [tju:'ISnfi:] = tuition 2)
_____

tulip

  ['tju:lIp] _n. 
_____

tulle

  [tju:l] _n. 
_____

tulwar

  ['tAlwa:] _n.   
_____

tumble

  ['tAmbl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

      *) to take a tumble _. _. , 

    2. _v.

      1)  (. tumble down); ; ,  (over,
      off -  -.)

      2) ,   

      3) ; ,  ( )

      4)  (. tumble up, tumble down, tumble out)

      5)   ; ;  ()

      6) ; ; to tumble into bed   ;
      to tumble out of bed   

      #) tumble in ) ; ) _.  ; tumble to
      _. ; ; 
_____

tumble-weed

  ['tAmblwi:d] _n. _. _. -
_____

tumbledown

  ['tAmbldaun] _a. , 
_____

tumbler

  ['tAmbl] _n.

    1) 

    2) -

    3)  ( );  

    4)  ()

    5) _.  

    6) _.    
_____

tumbler switch

  ['tAmblswItS] _n.  (  )
_____

tumblerful

  ['tAmblful] _n.  
_____

tumbling

  ['tAmblIN]

    1. _pres-p.  tumble 2

    2. _n. 
_____

tumbrel

  ['tAmbrl] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  
_____

tumbril

  ['tAmbrIl] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  
_____

tumefaction

  [,tju:mI'fkSn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

tumefy

  ['tju:mIfaI] _v.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

tumid

  ['tju:mId] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

tummy

  ['tAmI] _n. _. ()
_____

tumour

  ['tju:m] _n. 
_____

tump

  [tAmp] _.

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. , 
_____

tumuli

  ['tju:mjulaI] _pl.  tumulus
_____

tumult

  ['tju:mAlt] _n.

    1)   ; 

    2) , 

    3)   ;  
_____

tumultuary

  [tju:'mAltjurI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

tumultuous

  [tju:'mAltjus] _a.

    1) = tumultuary

    2) ģ
_____

tumulus

  ['tju:mjuls] _n. (_pl. -li)  , 
_____

tun

  [tAn]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.   ,   
_____

tuna

  ['tu:n] _n.  ()
_____

tunable

  ['tju:nbl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)  

    3) _.   
_____

tundra

  ['tAndr] _. _n. 
_____

tune

  [tju:n]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) , ; the piano is in (out of) tune 
       ()

      3) , ; to be in tune with smth.  
      -.; to be out of tune (with)   ( -.),   
       ( -.)

      4) ; to be in tune for smth.    -.

      5) _. , 

      *) to sing another tune, to change one's tune  ;
       -; to call the tune  ; to the tune of 
      ;  

    2. _v.

      1)  ()

      2)  ( -.);    ( -.)

      3) ; , 

      #) tune in  ɣ; tune up )  ;
      ) ,  ; ) , ; ) _.
       ( £)
_____

tuneful

  ['tju:nful] _a. ; 
_____

tuneless

  ['tju:nlIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

tuner

  ['tju:n] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  
_____

tung oil

  ['tAN'OIl] _n. _.  
_____

tungsten

  ['tANstn] _n. _. 
_____

tunic

  ['tju:nIk] _n.

    1)    (.  )

    2) 

    3) _. ; 

    4) _. ; 
_____

tunica

  ['tju:nIk] = tunic 4)
_____

tunicate

  ['tju:nIkIt] _a.  
_____

tuning

  ['tju:nIN]

    1. _pres-p.  tune 2

    2. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _.  ()
_____

tuning-fork

  ['tju:nINfO:k] _n. 
_____

tunnel

  ['tAnl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. 

      3) _.  

      4) 

    2. _v.  
_____

tunny

  ['tAnI] _n.  ()
_____

tuny

  ['tju:nI] _a.   ( ); 
_____

tup

  [tAp]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.  ()

    2. _v. _-.  ()
_____

tuppence

  ['tApns] _. . twopence
_____

tuppenny

  ['tApnI] _. . twopenny
_____

tuque

  [tju:k] _. _n.   
_____

turban

  ['t:bn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)      
_____

turbary

  ['t:brI] _n. ,  
_____

turbid

  ['t:bId] _a.

    1)  ( ); ,  ( , )

    2) ; 
_____

turbidity

  [t:'bIdItI] _n.   . {. turbid}
_____

turbine

  ['t:bIn] _n. 
_____

turboblower

  ['t:bu'blu] _n. _. 
_____

turbodrill

  ['t:bu'drIl] _n. _. 
_____

turbogenerator

  ['t:bu'denreIt] _n. _. 
_____

turbo-jet

  ['t:bu'det] _a. _. 
_____

turbo-prop

  ['t:bu'prOp] _a. _. 
_____

turbulence

  ['t:bjulns] _n.   . {. turbulent}
_____

turbulent

  ['t:bjulnt] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; ; 
_____

tureen

  [t'ri:n] _n. , 
_____

turf

  [t:f]

    1. _n.

      1) ģ

      2) _. 

      3) (. the turf)   ( ); ; to be
      on the turf   ,   

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) _. ,  (. turf out)
_____

turf-clad

  ['t:fkld] _a.  ģ
_____

turfite

  ['t:faIt] _. . turfman
_____

turfman

  ['t:fmn] _n.  
_____

turfy

  ['t:fI] _a.  ģ  ; ; 
_____

turgid

  ['t:dId] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ( )
_____

turkey

  ['t:kI] _n.

    1) ;  (. _.)

    2) _. , 

    *) Norfolk turkey  ; to talk turkey _. _.
     ,  
_____

turkey-cock

  ['t:kIkOk] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  
_____

turkey buzzard

  ['t:kI'bAzd] _n. _. -
_____

turkey-poult

  ['t:kIpult] _n. 
_____

turmeric

  ['t:mrIk] _n. _. 
_____

turmeric-paper

  ['t:mrIk,peIp] _n. _.   
_____

turmoil

  ['t:mOIl] _n. , ; 
_____

turn

  [t:n]

    1. _n.

      1)  (); at each turn   

      2) ; right (left, about) turn! _. ! (!,
      !)

      3)  ; _.  

      4)  ();  ()

      5) ;  (); a turn for the better 
       ; the milk is on the turn  ; he hopes for a
      turn in his luck  ,   ڣ; my affairs have taken
      a bad turn     

      6) ; turn and turn about, in turn, by turns  ; to
      take turns  ң, ; to wait one's turn 
       ; out of turn  

      7) ; to do smb. a good (an ill) turn  -. 
      () 

      8)   , ; , 

      9)  , ; to take ( to go for) a turn
      

      10) ;  (); , , 
      ; she has a turn for music  ţ   ;
      he has an optimistic turn of mind  

      11) () 

      12)   

      13) _.  , , , ; a turn of
      anger  ; to give smb. a turn  -.

      14) , ; the turn of the ankle  

      15) ,  (); a turn of speech  

      16)  (, )

      17) _pl. 

      18) _. 

      19) _. 

      *) at every turn   , ; to serve one's turn
       ( ̣ ); to a turn ; (meat is) done to
      a turn ()     ; one good turn deserves
      another _.   ; not to do a hand's turn 
       

    2. _v.

      1) (), ()

      2) (); ; ף(); to turn to the
      right  ; to turn on one's heel(s)  
      ( )

      3) , ; to turn an enemy's flank ) _. 
        ; )  -.

      4) ,  (. , ); to turn the
      hose on the fire    ; to turn one's hand to
      smth.   -.; to turn one's mind to smth.  
      ޣ-.,    -.,   ޣ-.

      5) ף(); , ; to turn upside
      down   

      6) , 

      7)  ;  (); to turn inside
      out  

      8)  (, ,   ..); 
      

      9) (); luck has turned  

      10) () (into); to turn milk into butter  

      11) (); the leaves turned early   ; the
      milk has turned  

      12)  (  ; into)

      13)  ( , , ); he is
      turned fifty   

      14)  (  ); 

      15) ,   

      16)  (, )

      17) ,  ()

      18)  - , ; to turn red ;
      to turn sick  ; to turn teacher  

      #) turn about ;   ( 180 );
      turn against )  ; )  ; turn aside
      ) ; ) (); turn away ) ();
      ; ) , ; turn back ) ;
      )  ; ) ; turn down ) 
      ();  (-.); )  (); ) ;
      ; to turn down a collar  ; turn in ) 
      ; ) _.  ; ) _. , ;
      ; you must turn in your uniform when you leave the army 
         ,   ;
      )  ; to turn in one's toes  
       ; turn off )  ();  ();
      ) ; )  ; )   (-.);
      ) _. ; )  ( ); turn on ) 
      (, );  (); )  (); much turns on his
      answer     ; ) = turn upon; turn out
      ) , ; ; )  ();
      ) ף (, ); ) , ; ;
      )    (); )  (); ) _. 
      ( ); ) ; the fire-brigade turned out as soon as the
      fire broke out   ,    ;
      ) ; he turned out an excellent actor  
       ԣ; as it turned out  ; ) ;
      ) ; turn out the guard  ; turn over
      ) ף(); ) (); )  (,
        ..) ; ) _.  ; ) ;
      ) _.  ; turn round ) ;
      ; )  ( ,   ..); turn to
      )   ; )   -.; ) ;
      )  -.,   -.; turn up
      ) () ; (); her nose turns up  ţ
      ģ ; )  ; , ;
      ) ; , ; something will turn up
      -  Σ; ) , ; ) 
      (); ) _.  ; ): to turn up the radio
        ; turn upon    
      -.

      *) to turn smb.'s head  -. ; to turn loose
      )  ()  ; ) ; to turn yellow
      ; to turn the scale ( the balance)   ; not
      to know which way to turn  ,  ; to turn out in
      the cold   ; to turn up one's heels _.
       , 
_____

turn-down

  ['t:ndaun]

    1. _a.  ( )

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) ; 
_____

turn-out

  ['t:n'aut] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ߣ  

    3) 

    4) 

    5) ; smart turn-out  

    6) ߣ,   

    7) ,  

    8) , 

    9)     

    10) _-. ;  
_____

turn-round

  ['t:nraund] _n. 
_____

turn-screw

  ['t:nskru:] _n. ף
_____

turn-table

  ['t:n,teIbl] _n.

    1) _-.  

    2)  ()

    3)  ( )
_____

turn-up

  ['t:n'Ap] _n.

    1) -. , , ף (, , 
      ..);  ( )

    2) , 

    3)  , ; 

    4) ,   
_____

turnabout

  ['t:n,baut] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ,   ..;    

    3) _. 
_____

turnaround

  ['t:n,raund] _n. _.  ()  ޣ    
  
_____

turnback

  ['t:nbk] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2)   (-.)
_____

turncoat

  ['t:nkut] _n. ; 
_____

turncock

  ['t:nkOk] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,    
_____

turned

  [t:nd]

    1. _p-p.  turn 2

    2. _a.

      1)   ,  

      2) 

      3) 

      4): a man turned fifty ,   

      5) _. ף ( )

      *) a well turned phrase  ; a beautifully turned out
      woman   
_____

turned comma

  ['t:nd'kOm] _n. _. ף  ( )
_____

turner

  ['t:n] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

turnery

  ['t:nrI] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3)  
_____

turning

  ['t:nIN]

    1. _pres-p.  turn 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  (); ң;  (, )

      3)  ;  

      4) 

      5) 

      6) _-. 

    3. _a.

      1) ; turning lathe  

      2) , 
_____

turning-point

  ['t:nINpOInt] _n.  ; ; 
_____

turnip

  ['t:nIp] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.    , ""
_____

turnkey

  ['t:nki:] _n. ;  ( )
_____

turnover

  ['t:n,uv] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3)   ,    

    4)  

    5)   ;    

    6)      
_____

turnpenny

  ['t:n,penI] _n. 
_____

turnpike

  ['t:npaIk] _n.

    1) ,    

    2) _attr.: turnpike road  
_____

turnskin

  ['t:nskIn] _n. 
_____

turnsole

  ['t:nsul] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _. 
_____

turnspit

  ['t:nspIt] _n. ,     
_____

turnstile

  ['t:nstaIl] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

turpentine

  ['t:pntaIn]

    1. _n. ; oil of turpentine  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) _.  ();  
_____

turpitude

  ['t:pItju:d] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , ݣ
_____

turps

  [t:ps] _. . turpentine 1
_____

turquoise

  ['t:kwa:z] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

turret

  ['tArIt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _. 

    4) _.   ()
_____

turret-lathe

  ['tArItleI] _n.  
_____

turtle

  I ['t:tl] _n.

    1)  (. )

    2)   

    3) _attr. 

    *) to turn turtle _. _. 

  II ['t:tl] _n. _. 
_____

turtle-dove

  ['t:tldAv] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

turtle-necksweater

  ['t:tlnek,swet] _n.    
_____

turtle-shell

  ['t:tlSel] = tortoise-shell
_____

tush

  I [tAS] _n.  (,   ..)

  II [tAS] _int. !, !
_____

tusk

  [tAsk]

    1. _n. ,  (, )

    2. _v.  
_____

tusker

  ['tAsk] _n.      
_____

tussive

  ['tAsIv] _a. _. ,    
_____

tussle

  ['tAsl]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v. ; 
_____

tussock

  ['tAsk] _n.

    1) ,  ; ; 

    2) 

    3)  ()
_____

tussock-moth

  ['tAskmO] = tussock 3)
_____

tussore

  ['tAs] _n.

    1)   

    2)  (ۣ  )
_____

tut

  [tAt]

    1. _int.  ! ( ,   ң)

    2. _v.     
_____

tutelage

  ['tju:tIlId] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2)   

    3) 
_____

tutelar

  ['tju:tIl] = tutelary
_____

tutelary

  ['tju:tIlrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

tutor

  ['tju:t]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; ; _. 

      2)    ( . )

      3) _.     

      4) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) , ; 

      3)   

      4) _. _.  

      5) , 

      *) to tutor oneself (to be patient) ;  
_____

tutorage

  ['tju:trId] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3)   

    4) 
_____

tutoress

  ['tju:trIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

tutorial

  [tju:'t:rIl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; tutorial system   
      ԣ     

      2) 

    2. _n.

      1) ,   

      2)    
_____

tutorship

  ['tju:tSIp] _n.  ;   
   {. tutor 1}
_____

tutsan

  ['tAtsn] _n. _. 
_____

tutti-frutti

  ['tu:tI'fru:tI] _n.

    1)   

    2)  
_____

tutu

  ['tu:tu:] _n. _.  ()
_____

tux

  [tAks] _.  tuxedo
_____

tuxedo

  [tAk'si:du] _n. (_pl. -os, -oes [tAk'si:duz]) _. 
_____

tuyere

  [twi:'jE] _n. _. _. 
_____

twaddle

  ['twOdl]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v. 
_____

twain

  [tweIn] _. _.

    1. _n-card. 

    2. _n.  (); ; in twain ; 
_____

twang

  I [twN]

    1. _n.

      1)    

      2)  ; American twang   

      3) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)  ( )

      2)  ; _. ; to twang (on) a violin
        

      3) 

  II [twN] _n.

    1)    

    2) _. , ̣
_____

tweak

  [twi:k]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. , , ģ; to tweak a child's ears 
    £ 
_____

tweaker

  ['twi:k] _n. _.  ( )
_____

tweed

  [twi:d] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _pl.   
_____

tweedledum

  ['twi:dl'dAm] _n.: tweedledum and tweedledee ;  
   ; ,     
_____

tweeny

  ['twi:nI] _n. _.  ,   
_____

tweet

  [twi:t]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v. , 
_____

tweeter

  ['twi:t] _n. _.      
_____

tweezer

  ['twi:z] _v.  , 
_____

tweezers

  ['twi:zz] _n. _pl. 
_____

twelfth

  [twelf]

    1. _n-ord. 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2): the twelfth )  ; ) 12  (  
      )
_____

twelve

  [twelv]

    1. _n-card. 

    2. _n.

      1)  (, )

      2) (the Twelve) _. 12 

      3) _pl.      
_____

twelvefold

  ['twelvfuld]

    1. _a.    

    2. _adv.    
_____

twelvemo

  ['twelvmu] _n.       (  12
  mo)
_____

twelvemonth

  ['twelvmAn] _n. ; this day twelvemonth )   ; ) 
   
_____

twelver

  ['twelv] _n. _. 
_____

twencenter

  ['twen,sent] _n. _.  XX 
_____

twenties

  ['twentIz] _n. _pl.

    1) (the twenties)  

    2)  ;   (  20  29 )
_____

twentieth

  ['twentII]

    1. _n-ord. 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) (the twentieth)  
_____

twenty

  ['twentI]

    1. _n-card. ; twentyone  ; twentytwo  
     ..

    2. _n.  (, )
_____

twentymo

  ['twentImu] _n.       (  20
  mo)
_____

twerp

  [tw:p] _n. _. , 
_____

twice

  [twaIs] _adv.

    1) ; twice two is four   - 

    2) ; twice as good (as much)   ()

    *) to think twice (before doing smth.)   -. (
     ); not to think twice about smth. )   ,
      ޣ-.; )  -.  
_____

twice-laid

  ['twaIsleId] _a.   , 
_____

twice-told

  ['twaIs'tuld] _a.

    1)  

    2) , ; twice-told tale  
_____

twicer

  ['twaIs] _n.

    1) ,     

    2) _. ,     
_____

twiddle

  ['twIdl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (-.),  (-.)

      2) ,   (. twiddle one's thumbs)
_____

twiddler

  ['twIdl] _n. 
_____

twig

  I [twIg] _n. , ; 

  II [twIg] _v. _.

    1) , 

    2) , 

  III [twIg] _n. _. ; 
_____

twiggy

  ['twIgI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

twilight

  ['twaIlaIt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. ̣ ,     ; 
     ( ޣ-.)

    3)  , 

    4) _attr. , ; twilight vision _. 
    ; twilight sleep _. )  (  );
    )  
_____

twill

  [twIl] _.

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v.  , ;   
_____

twin

  [twIn]

    1. _n.

      1) (. _pl.) ; 

      2) 

      3)  

    2. _a.

      1) ; , ;    
      ;  ,  ; twin soul _.
       ; twin set ,     
      (    )

      2) , ; twin tasks  

    3. _v.

      1)  

      2) 
_____

twin-birth

  ['twInb:] _n.  
_____

twin-engined

  ['twIn'endInd] _a. ,   
_____

twin-screw

  ['twInskru:] _a. _. 
_____

twine

  [twaIn]

    1. _n.

      1) ޣ, , 

      2) _pl.  ()

      3) , 

    2. _v.

      1) ; ,  (  ..); , 

      2) () (. twine round, twine about)

      3) , , 
_____

twiner

  ['twaIn] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  
_____

twinge

  [twInd]

    1. _n.  ; a twinge of toothache   ; twinges
    of conscience  

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   
_____

twinkle

  ['twINkl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) 

      4) Σ ( ); a mischievous twinkle  Σ (
      )

      5) 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3) 
_____

twinkling

  ['twINklIN]

    1. _pres-p.  twinkle 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; in a twinkling, in the twinkling of an eye, in the
      twinkling of a bedpost   
_____

twirl

  [tw:l]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3) , 

    2. _v. ,  ( twirl round); ; to twirl one's
    moustache  
_____

twist

  [twIst]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ң; 

      3) , ; , 

      4) -. ף, .,   , ""

      5)  ; , ԣ

      6) , ; twist of the tongue 

      7) 

      8)  ;   (,  
      ..;  _.)

      9) _.  

      10)  ()

      11) , 

      12) _. 

      13) _.  ()

      *) twist of the wrist  ; , 

    2. _v.

      1) , , ()

      2) ; (); the road twists a good deal  

      3)  ();  (أ)

      4) ; ()

      5) , 

      6) _. 

      #) twist off , ; twist up  (
      )
_____

twister

  ['twIst] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) _.   ,   

    3) ;  

    4)  

    5) 

    6) _. , , 
_____

twit

  [twIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ң, ң

      2) , 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (with - -.)

      2) ,  
_____

twitch

  [twItS]

    1. _n.

      1) ģ, 

      2)  ģ ; 

      3) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) ģ,  (at -  -.)

      2) ģ(), ģ(); his face twitched with emotion 
       ģ   ; a horse twitches ears  ģ
      

      #) twitch from ģ; twitch off ģ
_____

twite

  [twaIt] _n.  ޣ ()
_____

twitter

  ['twIt]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. , ; in a twitter , , 
      

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) , 
_____

two

  [tu:]

    1. _n-card. 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _pl.  , 

      3) ; ; two and two, by twos, two by two  , ; in
      twos and threes  ; two of a trade  

      *) in two ) , ; ) , ; in two twos _.
      ,   ޣ; to put two and two together  
       ; two can play at that game  ݣ,  ͣ
_____

two bits

  ['tu:'bIts] _n. _. _.

    1)   25 

    2) -. , 
_____

two-by-four

  ['tu:baI'fO:] _a. _. _. , 
_____

two-decker

  ['tu:'dek] _n.

    1)  

    2)    
_____

two-edged

  ['tu:'edd] _a.

    1) 

    2)    ;  ( 
    ..)
_____

two-faced

  ['tu:'feIst] _a. , 
_____

two-fisted

  ['tu:'fIstId] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

two-footed

  ['tu:'futId] _a. 
_____

two-handed

  ['tu:'hndId] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2)   ( )

    3)    
_____

two-master

  ['tu:,ma:st] _n.  
_____

two-part

  ['tu:'pa:t] _a.    
_____

two-piece

  ['tu:'pi:s] _a.      
_____

two-ply

  ['tu:plaI] _a. ; 
_____

two-seater

  ['tu:'si:t] _n.    ̣
_____

two-sided

  ['tu:'saIdId] _a. 
_____

two-some

  ['tu:sm] _n.

    1) _. --

    2) 

    3)     
_____

two-step

  ['tu:step] _n.  ()
_____

two-storied

  ['tu:'stOrId] _a. 
_____

two-time

  ['tu:taIm] _v. _. _. ,  (, )
_____

two-tongued

  ['tu:'tANd] _a. , 
_____

two-way

  ['tu:'weI] _a. ; two-way deal (trade)  
  (); two-way radio ɣ- 
_____

twofold

  ['tu:fuld]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _adv.  (); 
_____

twopence

  ['tApns] _n.  

    *) not to care twopence  
_____

twopenny

  ['tApnI]

    1. _n.

      1) _. , 

      2) _. ۣ  

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ۣ; 

      *) twopenny tube _.  
_____

twopenny-halfpenny

  ['tApnI'heIpnI] _a. , , 
_____

tycoon

  [taI'ku:n] _n. (. _.) _.    
_____

tying

  ['taIIN] _pres-p.  tie 2
_____

tyke

  [taIk] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

tympana

  ['tImpn] _pl.  tympanum
_____

tympanic

  [tIm'pnIk] _a.: tympanic membrane _.  
_____

tympanitis

  [,tImp'naItIs] _n. _.   
_____

tympanum

  ['tImpnm] _n. (_pl. -s ['tImpnmz], -na)

    1) _.  ;  

    2) _. 
_____

type

  [taIp]

    1. _n.

      1) ;     (-.); true to type
      ; 

      2) , , ; blood type  

      3) , ; 

      4)     

      5) _. ; ; black ( bold, fat) type  

      6) _attr.: type page  

    2. _v.   
_____

type-form

  ['taIpfO:m] _n. _.   
_____

type-founder

  ['taIp,faund] _n. 
_____

type-foundry

  ['taIp,faundrI] _n. 
_____

type-metal

  ['taIp,metl] _n. _. 
_____

type-setter

  ['taIp,set] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

type-setting

  ['taIp,setIN] _n.

    1)  

    2) _attr. ; type-setting machine  
_____

typescript

  ['taIpskrIpt]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 
_____

typewrite

  ['taIpraIt] _v.   
_____

typewriter

  ['taIp,raIt] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

typewriting

  ['taIp,raItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  typewrite

    2. _n. = typing 2
_____

typewritten

  ['taIp,rItn]

    1. _p-p.  typewrite

    2. _a. ,   
_____

typhlitis

  [tIf'laItIs] _n. _. 
_____

typhoid

  ['taIfOId]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. ; typhoid fever  
_____

typhoon

  [taI'fu:n] _n. 
_____

typhous

  ['taIfs] _a. 
_____

typhus

  ['taIfs] _n.  
_____

typical

  ['tIpIkl] _a.

    1)  (of)

    2) 
_____

typify

  ['tIpIfaI] _v.   ;   
   ;  ; 
_____

typing

  ['taIpIN]

    1. _pres-p.  type 2

    2. _n.   
_____

typist

  ['taIpIst] _n. 
_____

typographer

  [taI'pOgrf] _n. 
_____

typographic

  [,taIp'grfIk] _a. ; 
_____

typographical

  [,taIp'grfIkl] _a. ; 
_____

typography

  [taI'pOgrfI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ()
_____

tyrannical

  [tI'rnIkl] _a. ; ; 
_____

tyrannicide

  [tI'rnIsaId] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

tyrannize

  ['tIrnaIz] _v. 
_____

tyrannous

  ['tIrns] = tyrannical
_____

tyranny

  ['tIrnI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

tyrant

  ['taIrnt] _n. ; 
_____

tyre

  I ['taI]

    1. _n.

      1) ̣ 

      2) ; 

    2. _v.   ( )

  II ['taI] _. _n. 
_____

tyro

  ['taIru] = tiro
_____

tzar

  [za:] = czar
_____

ubiety

  [ju:'bi:tI] _n. 
_____

ubiquitous

  [ju:'bIkwIts] _a. ; 
_____

ubiquity

  [ju:'bIkwItI] _n. ; 
_____

udder

  ['Ad] _n. 
_____

udometer

  [ju:'dOmIt] _n. 
_____

ugh

  [uh], [:h] _int. !; !
_____

uglify

  ['AglIfaI] _v. , 
_____

ugliness

  ['AglInIs] _n. ;  
_____

ugly

  ['AglI] _a.

    1) , ; ugly as a scarecrow ( as sin) 
      ; the ugly duckling  ԣ

    2) ; , ; ; an ugly task
     ; an ugly disposition  ; ugly news
     

    3) , ; an ugly tongue  ; ugly symptoms
     

    4) _. ; , ; an ugly customer _.
    ,    
_____

uhlan

  ['ula:n] _n. _. 
_____

ukase

  [ju:'keIz] _. _n. 
_____

ukulele

  [,ju:k'leIlI] _n.  
_____

ulcer

  ['Als] _n. ; _. . 
_____

ulcerate

  ['AlsreIt] _v.

    1) ()

    2) , 
_____

ulcered

  ['Alsd] _a. ̣, 
_____

ulcerous

  ['Alsrs] _a. ̣, 
_____

uliginose

  [ju:'lIdInus] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ,   
_____

uliginous

  [ju:'lIdIns] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ,   
_____

ullage

  ['AlId] _n.

    1)   ߣ (,   ..)

    2) , 
_____

ulna

  ['Aln] _n. (_pl. -nae) _.  
_____

ulnae

  ['Alni:] _pl.  ulna
_____

ulster

  ['Alst] _n.    (.  )
_____

ulterior

  [Al'tIrI] _a.

    1) , ; ulterior motive (plan, object, etc.) 
     (,   ..)

    2) , ; ulterior steps will be taken  
     

    3)    ,  
_____

ultima

  ['AltIm] _.

    1. _n. _.  

    2. _a. ; ultima ratio  ,  
_____

ultimate

  ['AltImIt] _a.

    1)  ̣

    2) , ; ; ultimate result 
    

    3) ; ; ultimate load  ;
    ultimate output  

    4) , ; ; ultimate particle _.
     ; ultimate analysis _.  
_____

ultimately

  ['AltImItlI] _adv.   ޣ,   
_____

ultimatum

  [,AltI'meItm] _n.

    1) 

    2)   (,   ..)
_____

ultimo

  ['AltImu] _adv.  ; the 20th ult. 20-  
  
_____

ultimogeniture

  [,AltImu'denItS] _n. _.     
_____

ultra

  ['Altr]

    1. _a.  ( , )

    2. _n.   ; 
_____

ultra vires

  ['Altr'vaIri:z] _adv.: to act ultra vires   ,
  
_____

ultra-

  ['Altr] _pref. -, -; ; ultraconservative
  ; ultrafashionable 
_____

ultra-short

  ['Altr'SO:t] _a. ; ultra-short waves  
_____

ultra-violet

  ['Altr'vaIlIt] _a. 
_____

ultramarine

  [,Altrm'ri:n] _n. 
_____

ultramodern

  ['Altr'mOdn] _a. , 
_____

ultramontane

  [,Altr'mOnteIn] _a.    
   
_____

ultramundane

  [,Altr'mAndeIn] _a.     
_____

ultrasonic

  ['Altr'sOnIk] _a. 
_____

ultrasound

  [,Altr'saund] _n. 
_____

ululate

  ['ju:ljuleIt] _v. , 
_____

umbel

  ['Ambl] _n. _. 
_____

umbellate

  ['AmblIt] _a. _. 
_____

umbelliferous

  [,Ambe'lIfrs] = umbellate
_____

umber

  ['Amb]

    1. _n.  ()

    2. _a. ԣ-

    3. _v.  
_____

umbilical

  [,AmbI'laIkl] _a. ; umbilical cord 
_____

umbilicus

  [Am'bIlIks] _n. 
_____

umbra

  ['Ambr] _n. _.  
_____

umbrage

  ['AmbrId] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) ; to take umbrage 
_____

umbrageous

  [Am'breIds] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

umbrella

  [Am'brel] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ;  

    3) _.  

    4) _. , 

    5) _attr. ; umbrella antenna _.  
_____

umbrella-stand

  [Am'brelstnd] _n.   
_____

umbrella-tree

  [Am'breltri:] _n.  ң
_____

umiak

  ['u:mIk] _n.    
_____

umlaut

  ['umlaut] _n. _. 
_____

umpire

  ['AmpaI]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ; 

      2) _. , 

    2. _v.   أ  . {. 1}
_____

umpteen

  ['Ampti:n] _a. _. , 
_____

umpteenth

  ['Ampti:n] _a. _. for the umpteenth time   
_____

un-

  [An] _pref.

    1)    : to undo 
    ; to undeceive   

    2) ,   ,  
     ,  : to uncage   ; to
    unmask  

    3)  ,     
    ,  .  .  -, -; happy
    , unhappy ; unhappily ; unsuccess
    

    4)  .  , ., to unloose
_____

unabashed

  ['An'bSt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

unabated

  ['An'beItId] _a.  (   ..)
_____

unabbreviated

  ['An'bri:vIeItId] = unabridged
_____

unabiding

  ['An'baIdIN] _a. , 
_____

unable

  ['An'eIbl] _a.

    1)  (to -  -.)

    2) _predic. to be unable    ; I shall be unable to go
    there     
_____

unabridged

  ['An'brIdd] _a. , ݣ
_____

unaccented

  ['Ank'sentId] _a.  (, )
_____

unacceptable

  ['Ank'septbl] _a. 
_____

unaccommodating

  ['An'kOmdeItIN] _a. , , 
_____

unaccompanied

  ['An'kAmpnId] _a.

    1)   (by, with)

    2)  
_____

unaccomplished

  ['An'kOmplISt] _a.

    1) , ۣ

    2) , 

    3) ۣ  
_____

unaccountable

  ['An'kauntbl] _a. ; 
_____

unaccredited

  ['An'kredItId] _a. , 
_____

unaccustomed

  ['An'kAstmd] _a.

    1)   (to -  -.)

    2) , 
_____

unachievable

  ['An'tSi:vbl] _a. , 
_____

unachieved

  ['An'tSi:vd] _a. ; ۣ
_____

unacknowledged

  ['Ank'nOlIdd] _a.

    1) 

    2)    ( , )
_____

unacquainted

  ['An'kweIntId] _a.   ( -., -.),   (-.)
_____

unactable

  ['An'ktbl] _a.  (   ..)
_____

unacted

  ['An'ktId] _a.

    1) , 

    2)     (   ..)
_____

unadaptable

  ['An'dptbl] _a. ,    ,
  
_____

unadmitted

  ['And'mItId] _a. 
_____

unadopted

  ['An'dOptId] _a.

    1) ̣

    2)       ( )
_____

unadulterated

  [,An'dAltreItId] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ; unadulterated nonsense  
_____

unadvised

  ['And'vaIzd] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2)   
_____

unadvisedly

  [,And'vaIzIdlI] _adv. ; 
_____

unaffable

  ['An'fbl] _a. ; 
_____

unaffected

  _a.

    1) [,An'fektId] , ۣ , ,
    

    2) ['An'fektId]   (by - -.)

    3) ['An'fektId]   (by - -.);  
    (by - )
_____

unagreeable

  ['An'gri:bl] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

unaided

  ['An'eIdId] _a. ۣ ;  () 
_____

unallowable

  ['An'laubl] _a. ; 
_____

unallowed

  ['An'laud] _a. ۣ, ݣ
_____

unalloyed

  ['An'lOId] _a. , ; unalloyed happiness  
  ޣ 
_____

unalterable

  [An'O:ltrbl] _a. ,   ; 
_____

unaltered

  ['An'O:ltd] _a. Σ; 
_____

unambiguous

  ['Anm'bIgjus] _a. 
_____

unamenable

  ['An'mi:nbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

unanalysable

  ['An'nlaIzbl] _a.   
_____

unanimity

  [,ju:n'nImItI] _n. 
_____

unanimous

  [ju:'nnIms] _a. , 
_____

unannounced

  ['An'naunst] _a. ()  ,  ; he walked
  into the room unannounced  ۣ    
_____

unanswerable

  [An'a:nsrbl] _a.

    1) ,     (   ..)

    2) 
_____

unanswered

  ['An'a:nsd] _a.    ( , ); unanswered
  love   
_____

unappealable

  ['An'pi:lbl] _a. _.   ; 
_____

unappeasable

  ['An'pi:zbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

unappetizing

  ['An'pItaIzIN] _a. , ; unappetizing kitchen
   
_____

unappreciated

  ['An'pri:SIeItId] _a. , Σ
_____

unapprehensive

  ['An,prI'hensIv] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

unapproachable

  [,An'prutSbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) , ,   
_____

unappropriated

  ['An'pruprIeItId] _a.   ( -. );
  ; unappropriated balance ̣  ( 
   )

    *) unappropriated blessing _.  
_____

unapproving

  ['An'pru:vIN] _a. ; 
_____

unapprovingly

  ['An'pru:vINlI] _adv. 
_____

unapt

  ['An'pt] _a.

    1) ; an unapt quotation  

    2) , ; unapt to learn    ; unapt
    at games   

    3) 
_____

unarm

  ['An'a:m] _v. ()
_____

unarmed

  ['An'a:md]

    1. _p-p.  unarm

    2. _a.

      1) ; ֣

      2) _. _. 
_____

unartful

  ['An'a:tful] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

unashamed

  ['An'SeImd] _a. , 
_____

unasked

  ['An'a:skt] _a. , 
_____

unaspiring

  ['Ans'paIrIN] _a. ,    -.
_____

unassailable

  [,An'seIlbl] _a.

    1) ; an unassailable fortress  

    2) 
_____

unassertive

  ['An's:tIv] _a. , 
_____

unassisted

  ['An'sIstId] _a.  ; he did it unassisted    
_____

unassuming

  ['An'sju:mIN] _a. , 
_____

unassured

  ['An'Sud] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; ģ

    3) 
_____

unatonable

  ['An'tunbl] _a.

    1)     ( )

    2) 
_____

unattached

  ['An'ttSt] _a.

    1) ; ̣

    2) ; 

    3)  ̣  ̣  ( )

    4) _. ,  ̣  ̣ 

    5)   ( )
_____

unattainable

  ['An'teInbl] _a. , 
_____

unattended

  ['An'tendId] _a.

    1)  (,   ..)

    2)   ; unattended wound  

    3) 
_____

unattending

  ['An'tendIN] _a. 
_____

unattractive

  [,An'trktIv] _a. 
_____

unauthorized

  ['An'O:raIzd] _a.

    1) ۣ

    2) 
_____

unavailable

  ['An'veIlbl] _a.

    1)    

    2) 
_____

unavailing

  ['An'veIlIN] _a. , , 
_____

unavenged

  ['An'vendd] _a. ݣ
_____

unavoidable

  [,An'vOIdbl] _a. , 
_____

unaware

  ['An'wE] _a. _predic.  ,   (of - -.); I
  was unaware of it      
_____

unawares

  ['An'wEz] _adv.

    1) ,  (. at unawares); to catch ( to take)
    unawares  

    2) , 
_____

unbacked

  ['An'bkt] _a.

    1)   , 

    2) ,      (.,  )

    3)  ( )
_____

unbaked

  ['An'beIkt] _a. 
_____

unbalance

  ['An'blns] _v.   ;   
_____

unbalanced

  ['An'blnst]

    1. _p-p.  unbalance

    2. _a. _v. ;  ( )
_____

unballast

  ['An'blst] _v. _.  
_____

unballasted

  ['An'blstId]

    1. _p-p.  unballast

    2. _a.

      1) _.   

      2) _-.  ( )

      3) 
_____

unbar

  ['An'ba:] _v.  ;  (,   ..)
_____

unbare

  [An'bE] _v. , 
_____

unbearable

  [An'bErbl] _a. 
_____

unbearded

  ['An'bIdId] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. ۣ , 
_____

unbeaten

  ['An'bi:tn] _a.

    1)   ; ģ

    2) ң; unbeaten track ң ; 
     (  ..)

    3) ޣ
_____

unbecoming

  ['AnbI'kAmIN] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)    

    3) ; unbecoming conduct  
_____

unbefitting

  ['AnbI'fItIN] _a. 
_____

unbegun

  ['AnbI'gAn] _a.

    1) (ݣ)  

    2)   ,  , 
_____

unbeknown

  ['AnbI'nun] _a. _. , ; two elderly women
  unbeknown to anybody      
_____

unbeknownst

  ['AnbI'nunst] _adv. _.: he did it unbeknownst to me   
    
_____

unbelief

  ['AnbI'li:f] _n. 
_____

unbelievable

  [,AAnbI'li:vbl] _a. 
_____

unbeliever

  ['AnbI'li:v] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

unbelt

  ['An'belt] _v.   ԣ 
_____

unbend

  ['An'bend] _v. (unbent)

    1) (); ()

    2)  ;  ; to unbend one's mind  
    

    3) _refl.  , ,  

    4) _.  ()

    5) _. , 
_____

unbending

  ['An'bendIN]

    1. _pres-p.  unbend

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) , , 
_____

unbeneficed

  ['An'benIfIst] _a. _.   , 
_____

unbent

  ['An'bent] _p.  _p-p.  unbend
_____

unbeseeming

  ['AnbI'si:mIN] _a. , , 
_____

unbetterable

  ['An'betrbl] _a.

    1)    ģ

    2) 
_____

unbiased

  ['An'baIst] = unbiassed
_____

unbiassed

  ['An'baIst] _a. 
_____

unbidden

  ['An'bIdn] _a. , 
_____

unbind

  ['An'baInd] _v. (unbound)

    1) ; ; to unbind hair  

    2) ; to unbind a prisoner  ޣ

    3)   (   ..)
_____

unblamable

  ['An'bleImbl] _a. 
_____

unbleached

  ['An'bli:tSt] _a. ̣, ̣
_____

unblemished

  [An'blemISt] _a. , 
_____

unblended

  ['An'blendId] _a. , 
_____

unblessed

  ['An'blest] _a.

    1) ۣ 

    2) , 
_____

unblock

  ['An'blOk] _v. ;  
_____

unblooded

  ['An'blAdId] _a. ; an unblooded horse 
  
_____

unbloody

  ['An'blAdI] _a.

    1)   

    2) 

    3) 
_____

unblown

  I ['An'blun] _a.

    1) ݣ  

    2) 

  II ['An'blun] _a. , 
_____

unblushing

  [An'blASIN] _a. , 
_____

unbodied

  ['An'bOdId] _a. , 
_____

unboiled

  ['An'bOIld] _a. ޣ;  
_____

unbolt

  ['An'bult] _v.  , 
_____

unbone

  ['An'bun] _v.   (   ..)
_____

unbooked

  ['An'bukt] _a.

    1) ,  ӣ  

    2)   

    3) ; 
_____

unbookish

  ['An'bukIS] _a.

    1)   ; 

    2)    
_____

unborn

  ['An'bO:n] _a.

    1) (ݣ)  ģ

    2) 
_____

unbosom

  [An'buzm] _v.  (),  (); to unbosom oneself
   
_____

unbound

  ['An'baund]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  unbind

    2. _a.

      1) ,   

      2) ԣ ( )
_____

unbounded

  [An'baundId] _a. ; , 
_____

unbowed

  ['An'baud] _a. ң
_____

unbrace

  ['An'breIs] _v. , 
_____

unbred

  ['An'bred] _a.  
_____

unbridle

  [An'braIdl] _v.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

unbridled

  [An'braIdld]

    1. _p-p.  unbridle

    2. _a. ; ; 
_____

unbroken

  ['An'brukn] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  (   ..)

    3): unbroken record  

    4)  ( )

    5) ң; unbroken spirit  

    6)  (   ..)
_____

unbuckle

  ['An'bAkl] _v. ԣ , ԣ
_____

unbuild

  ['An'bIld] _v.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

unburden

  [An'b:dn] _v.

    1)  , 

    2) _.  ; to unburden one's mind  , 
    ; to unburden oneself  
_____

unbusinesslike

  [An'bIznIslaIk] _a. , 
_____

unbutton

  ['An'bAtn] _v. ԣ
_____

unbuttoned

  ['An'bAtnd] _a.

    1) ԣ

    2) ģ
_____

uncage

  ['An'keId] _v.   
_____

uncalled-for

  [An'kO:ldfO:] _a. ; ;   ;
  uncalled-for remark  
_____

uncanny

  [An'knI] _a. , 
_____

uncap

  [An'kp] _v.

    1)  

    2)  , , 

    3) _.  
_____

uncared-for

  ['An'kEdfO:] _a. ; uncared-for appearance  ;
  uncared-for children  
_____

uncart

  ['An'ka:t] _v.  
_____

uncase

  ['An'keIs] _v.

    1)   , , 

    2) 
_____

uncaused

  ['An'kO:zd] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

unceasing

  [An'si:sIN] _a. , , 
_____

uncelebrated

  ['An'selIbreItId] _a.

    1)   

    2) , 
_____

unceremonious

  ['An,serI'munjs] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

uncertain

  [An's:tn] _a.

    1)   ; ; the result is uncertain 
    

    2) ; ,   ;
    

    3) ̣; in no uncertain terms   ;
    a lady of uncertain age  ̣ 

    4) , ģ
_____

uncertainty

  [An's:tntI] _n.

    1) , ; ; to be in a state of
    uncertainty , 

    2) , ̣

    3) 
_____

unchain

  ['An'tSeIn] _v.

    1)   

    2) , 
_____

unchallengeable

  ['An'tSlIndbl] _a. 
_____

unchancy

  ['An'tSa:nsI] _a. . _.

    1) ,  

    2) 
_____

unchanged

  ['An'tSeIndd] _a. ,  
_____

uncharitable

  [An'tSrItbl] _a. , ; 
_____

uncharted

  ['An'tSa:tId] _a.    
_____

unchecked

  ['An'tSekt] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

unchristian

  ['An'krIstSn] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. ; to call on smb. at an unchristian hour _.
      -.   
_____

unchurch

  ['An'tS:tS] _v.   
_____

uncial

  ['AnsIl]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) ,   
_____

uncivil

  ['An'sIvl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

uncivilized

  ['An'sIvIlaIzd] _a. , 
_____

unclad

  ['An'kld] _a. 
_____

unclasp

  ['An'kla:sp] _v.

    1) ԣ ԣ

    2)  ();  ( ,  )
_____

uncle

  ['ANkl] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ; "" (.  )

    3) _. ; my uncle's  

    *) Uncle Sam " ", 
_____

unclean

  ['An'kli:n] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , ; 

    3) _.  ( )
_____

uncleared

  ['An'klId] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

unclench

  ['An'klentS] _v.  (  ..)
_____

uncloak

  ['An'kluk] _v.

    1)  

    2)  , 
_____

unclose

  ['An'kluz] _v. ()
_____

unclosed

  ['An'kluzd]

    1. _p-p.  unclose

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; unclosed argument ,  
_____

unclothe

  ['An'klu] _v.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

unclouded

  ['An'klaudId] _a. ; unclouded happiness  
_____

unco

  ['ANku] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _adv. ; 

    3. _n. (_pl. -os ['ANkuz])

      1) 

      2) _pl. 
_____

uncock

  ['An'kOk] _v.      
_____

uncoil

  ['An'kOIl] _v. (); ()
_____

uncoined

  ['An'kOInd] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

uncome-at-able

  ['AnkAm'tbl] _a. _. 
_____

uncomely

  ['An'kAmlI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

uncomfortable

  [An'kAmftbl] _a.

    1) ; uncomfortable chair  ; uncomfortable
    position  

    2)  , Σ; he felt uncomfortable 
      
_____

uncommitted

  ['Ank'mItd] _a.

    1)    (-.);     ; an
    uncommitted nation  

    2)     ()

    3)  ۣ ( ,   ..)

    4)    
_____

uncommon

  [An'kOmn]

    1. _a.

      1) , , 

      2) ,    

    2. _adv. _. . uncommonly
_____

uncommonly

  [An'kOmnlI] _adv. , 
_____

uncommunicative

  ['Ank'mju:nIktIv] _a. , 
_____

uncompanionable

  ['Ankm'pnjnbl] _a. 
_____

uncomplaining

  ['Ankm'pleInIN] _a. 
_____

uncompliant

  ['Ankm'plaInt] _a. , 
_____

uncomplying

  ['Ankm'plaIIN] _a.   ( -.),   (
  -.)
_____

uncompromising

  [An'kOmprmaIzIN] _a.

    1)    

    2) , 
_____

unconcealed

  ['Ankn'si:ld] _a. , 
_____

unconceivable

  ['Ankn'si:vbl] = inconceivable
_____

unconcern

  ['Ankn's:n] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

unconcerned

  ['Ankn's:nd] _a.

    1) ,  (about -   -.)

    2) , ;   (with - -.)

    3)   (in -  ޣ-.)
_____

unconditional

  ['Ankn'dISnl] _a.   , ,
  ; unconditional surrender  
_____

unconditioned

  ['Ankn'dISnd] _a.

    1) , ң, 

    2) ; ; unconditioned reflex  
_____

unconforming

  ['Ankn'fO:mIN] _a.   (); 
  
_____

unconformity

  ['Ankn'fO:mItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  
_____

uncongenial

  ['Ankn'di:njl] _a.

    1)   , 

    2) ; 
_____

unconnected

  ['Ank'nektId] _a.

    1)   ( -.)

    2) ,   

    3) 
_____

unconquerable

  [An'kONkrbl] _a. 
_____

unconscionable

  [An'kOnSnbl] _a.

    1) ; unconscionable bargain _.  

    2) , 
_____

unconscious

  [An'kOnSs]

    1. _a.

      1)   (of - -.); to be unconscious of ) 
      ; )  ,  

      2) ; she is unconscious   ,  

      3) ; 

    2. _n. (the unconscious)  ( )
_____

unconstitutional

  ['An,kOnstI'tju:Snl] _a.  , 
_____

unconstrained

  ['Ankn'streInd] _a.

    1)    ; 

    2) ģ, 
_____

uncontemplated

  ['An'kOntempleItId] _a. ; 
_____

uncontented

  ['Ankn'tentId] _a. , ң
_____

uncontrollable

  [,Ankn'trulbl] _a.

    1) ;   

    2)   

    3) _. 
_____

unconventional

  ['Ankn'venSnl] _a.  ; 

    *) unconventional weapons    (, 
      ),   
_____

unconversable

  ['Ankn'v:sbl] _a. ; 
_____

unconverted

  ['Ankn'v:tId] _a.

    1) Σ;  

    2) _. ݣ
_____

unconvertible

  ['Ankn'v:tbl] = inconvertible
_____

unconvincing

  ['Ankn'vInsIN] _a. 
_____

uncooked

  ['An'kukt] _a. ,  ( )
_____

uncord

  ['An'kO:d] _v. , 
_____

uncork

  ['An'kO:k] _v.

    1) 

    2) _.  ,  ()
_____

uncorruptible

  ['Ank'rAptbl] _a. 
_____

uncostly

  ['An'kOstlI] _a. ۣ
_____

uncountable

  ['An'kauntbl] _a. , 
_____

uncounted

  ['An'kauntId] _a. ޣ, 
_____

uncouple

  ['An'kApl] _v.

    1) ; 

    2)  ()  
_____

uncouth

  [An'ku:] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ԣ

    3) _. 
_____

uncover

  [An'kAv] _v.

    1)  (,   ..)

    2)  (  ..)

    3) ; ; the police have uncovered a plot 
     

    4) _.  

    5) _.   
_____

uncovered

  [An'kAvd]

    1. _p-p.  uncover

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2)   ; to stand uncovered   
      

      3) _. ; uncovered paper money 
       

      4) _.  (  )
_____

uncreated

  ['Ankri:'eItId] _a.

    1)  

    2) (ݣ)  
_____

uncrippled

  ['An'krIpld] _a. ģ
_____

uncritical

  ['An'krItIkl] _a.

    1)  ,  

    2) ; an uncritical estimate  
_____

uncrossed

  ['An'krOst] _a.

    1) ޣ; an uncrossed cheque _.  

    2) 
_____

uncrown

  ['An'kraun] _v.   ; _. 
_____

uncrowned

  ['An'kraund]

    1. _p-p.  uncrown

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) , ۣ
_____

unction

  ['ANkSn] _n.

    1)  ()

    2)  

    3) 

    4) 

    5) 

    6) , 
_____

unctuous

  ['ANktjus] _a.

    1) 

    2)    ( )

    3) 
_____

uncultivated

  ['An'kAltIveItId] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2)  (   ..)

    3) , ԣ; 
_____

uncultured

  ['An'kAltSd] _a. , 
_____

uncurb

  ['An'k:b] _v.

    1) 

    2)   (  ..)
_____

uncurl

  ['An'k:l] _v. () ( )
_____

uncurtain

  ['An'k:tn] _v.

    1) ,  

    2) 
_____

uncurtained

  ['An'k:tnd]

    1. _p-p.  uncurtain

    2. _a. ;  ,  
_____

uncustomary

  ['An'kAstmrI] _a. 
_____

uncustomed

  ['An'kAstmd] _a.    
_____

uncut

  ['An'kAt] _a.

    1) 

    2)    ( )

    3) , ݣ (   ..)
_____

undamped

  ['An'dmpt] _a. _. 
_____

undated

  ['An'deItId] _a. 
_____

undaunted

  [An'dO:ntId] _a. , 
_____

undeceive

  ['AndI'si:v] _v.   ,   ( -.)
_____

undecided

  ['AndI'saIdId] _a.

    1) ۣ

    2) 

    3)  ,   ; I am undecided whether to go
    or stay   ,    
_____

undecipherable

  ['AndI'saIfrbl] _a.   ; 
_____

undecisive

  ['AndI'saIsIv] _a. , 
_____

undecked

  ['An'dekt] _a.

    1) ,  

    2) 
_____

undeclared

  ['AndI'klEd] _a.

    1) , ۣ

    2)    ( ,   )
_____

undeclinable

  ['AndI'klaInbl] _a.

    1)    

    2) _. 
_____

undefended

  ['AndI'fendId] _a.

    1) ݣ

    2)  ̣ , 

    3) _.  ,   ( )
_____

undelivered

  ['AndI'lIvd] _a.

    1) 

    2) ӣ; an undelivered speech ӣ 
_____

undemocratic

  ['An,dem'krtIk] _a. , 
_____

undemonstrative

  ['AndI'mOnstrtIv] _a. 
_____

undeniable

  [,AndI'naIbl] _a. ; ; ; undeniable truth
   
_____

undenominational

  ['AndI,nOmI'neISnl] _a.    -. 
_____

under

  ['And]

    1. _prep.

      1)         
         , ; under the table  ;
      under one's feet  ; put the suitcase under the table
         

      2)     ,  -. ; under
      the load  ; he broke down under the burden of sorrow 
       

      3)     , , 
      ; to work under a professor    ;
      England under the Stuarts    ; an office under
      Government  

      4)     , , ,
      ̣   ..: the question is under consideration
       ; the road is under repair  ;
      under arrest  

      5)   , ,   
       , , ; under fire  Σ; under arms ֣;
      under heavy penalty    ; under the
      necessity of smth.   -. ; under cover
       ; under an assumed name   ; under
      a mask  ; under the protection of smth.   -.

      6)   ,  ; under the present
      agreement   ; under the new law  
      ; under right in international law   
       ; to operate ( to act) under a principle
        

      7)     , ,   .. , ;
      the subject falls under the head of grammar    
      ; this rule goes under point five    
       

      8)    ,   ,  
        .. , ; under two hundred people were there 
         ; the child is under five £ ݣ 
       ; I cannot reach the village under two hours   
         ,    ; under age  
      ̣ ; ; to sell under cost
        

      9)    ,    ̣
       ; a field under clover ,  

    2. _adv.

      1) , 

      2) 

      *) to bring under ; to keep under ,  
      

    3. _a.

      1) 

      2) , , Σ

      3) ,   

    4. _n. _. ̣
_____

under-

  ['And] _pref.

    1)   , ,   , 
      : underground )  ̣; ) ;
    underclothes  أ

    2)   ,   Σ:
    undersecretary    

    3)     ,  
    ,  -;  ; to undervalue
    ; underdone ; to undernourish 
_____

under-the-counter

  ['And'kaunt] _a.  - 
_____

under-the-table

  ['And'teIbl] _a. , ,  (   ..)
_____

underact

  ['And'rkt] _v.   , 
_____

underaction

  ['And'rkSn] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)  
_____

under-age

  ['And'reId] _a. 
_____

underbade

  ['And'beId] _p.  underbid
_____

underbid

  ['And'bId] _v. (underbade, underbid; underbidden, underbid) ,
   ;     (.  )
_____

underbidden

  ['And'bIdn] _p-p.  underbid
_____

underbought

  ['And'bO:t] _p.  _p-p.  underbuy
_____

underbred

  ['And'bred] _a.

    1)  ; 

    2) , 
_____

underbrush

  ['AndbrAS] = underwood
_____

underbuy

  ['And'baI] _v. (underbought)   
_____

undercarriage

  ['And,krId] _n. _. _. 
_____

undercharge

  ['And'tSa:d]

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2) _.   

      3) 
_____

underclassman

  ['And'kla:smn] _n. (. _pl.) _. _.   
   
_____

underclothes

  ['Andkluz] _n. _pl.  أ
_____

underclothing

  ['And,kluIN] = underclothes
_____

undercoat

  ['Andkut] _n.

    1) ,    

    2) ۣ
_____

undercooling

  ['And,ku:lIN] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

undercover

  ['And,kAv] _a. , ; undercover agent  
_____

undercroft

  ['AndkrOft] _n.

    1)   

    2) _. 
_____

undercurrent

  ['And,kArnt] _n.

    1)   

    2)  ;    ,   ..
_____

undercut

  1. _n. ['AndkAt]

    1)  ( )

    2) _.    

    3) _. 

    4) _. , 

  2. _v. ['And'kAt] (undercut)

    1) 

    2)  ;      ( )
_____

underdeveloped

  ['AnddI'velpt] _a.

    1) ; ; underdeveloped countries 
    

    2) _. 
_____

underdid

  ['And'dId] _p.  underdo
_____

underdo

  ['And'du:] _v. (underdid; underdone)

    1) 

    2) 
_____

underdog

  ['AnddOg] _n.

    1) , ģ  

    2) ģ   

    3) 
_____

underdone

  ['And'dAn] _p-p.  underdo
_____

underdose

  ['Anddus]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.   
_____

underemployment

  ['AndrIm'plOImnt] _n.

    1)   ( )

    2)   
_____

underestimate

  1. _n. ['Andr'estImIt] 

  2. _v. ['Andr'estImeIt] 
_____

under-expose

  ['AndrIks'puz] _v. _. 
_____

under-exposure

  ['AndrIks'pu] _n. _. 
_____

underfed

  ['And'fed]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  underfeed 1

    2. _a. 
_____

underfeed

  ['And'fi:d] _v. (underfed)

    1) 

    2) 
_____

underfoot

  [,And'fut] _adv.

    1)  

    2)  ,  ; to keep smb. underfoot  -.
     
_____

undergarment

  ['And,ga:mnt] _n.   
_____

undergo

  [,And'gu] _v. (underwent; undergone) , ,
   (-.); to undergo an operation  
_____

undergone

  [,And'gOn] _p-p.  undergo
_____

undergraduate

  [,And'grdjuIt] _n. 
_____

underground

  1. _n. ['Andgraund] (the underground)

    1) 

    2)  ; 

  2. _a. ['Andgraund]

    1) 

    2) , 

  3. _adv. [,And'graund]

    1)  ̣

    2) , , 
_____

undergrowth

  ['Andgru] _n. , , 
_____

underhand

  ['Andhnd]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; underhand intrigues  

      2) , 

    2. _adv. ,  
_____

underhanded

  [,And'hndId] = underhand 1
_____

underhung

  ['And'hAN] _a.

    1)  ң (  )

    2)   ң  
_____

underlaid

  [,And'leId] _p.  _p-p.  underlay II
_____

underlain

  [,And'leIn] _p-p.  underlie
_____

underlay

  I [,And'leI] _p.  underlie

  II [,And'leI] _v. (underlaid) , 
_____

underlet

  ['And'let] _v. (underlet)

    1)   

    2)       
_____

underlie

  [,And'laI] _v. (underlay; underlain)

    1)   -.

    2)    (-.)
_____

underline

  1. _n. ['AndlaIn]

    1) , ޣ 

    2)    ,   ..

    3) _pl.  ( )

  2. _v. [,And'laIn] ޣ
_____

underling

  ['AndlIN] _n.

    1) _.  ;  

    2) ,  
_____

underload

  ['And'lud] _v.  , 
_____

underloading

  ['And,ludIN]

    1. _pres-p.  underload

    2. _n.  , 
_____

underlying

  [,And'laIIN]

    1. _pres-p.  underlie

    2. _a.

      1)     -.

      2) ;   
_____

undermanned

  ['And'mnd] _a. _. _.    
_____

undermentioned

  ['And'menSnd] _a. 
_____

undermine

  [,And'maIn] _v.

    1) ,  

    2) ; 

    3)  ()

    4) , ; to undermine one's health  ;
    to undermine smb.'s reputation  -. 
_____

undermost

  ['Andmust] _a.  ; 
_____

underneath

  [,And'ni:]

    1. _adv. ; ; 

    2. _prep. 
_____

undernourish

  ['And'nArIS] _v. 
_____

underpaid

  ['And'peId] _p.  _p-p.  underpay
_____

underpass

  ['Andpa:s] _n.

    1)    

    2) _.  ; 
_____

underpay

  ['And'peI] _v. (underpaid)     
_____

underpin

  [,And'pIn] _v.

    1)  ();  

    2) ,  (,   ..)
_____

underplay

  ['And'pleI] _v.

    1) _.    

    2) = underact
_____

underplot

  ['AndplOt] _n.

    1) ,   ( , )

    2)  
_____

underpopulated

  ['And'pOpjuleItId] _a. ̣ (   ..)
_____

underpressure

  ['And'preS] _n. _. ;  
_____

underprivileged

  ['And'prIvIlIdd] _a.

    1)   

    2) , 
_____

underprize

  ['And'praIz] _v. 
_____

underproduce

  ['Andpr'dju:s] _v.     
_____

under-production

  ['Andpr'dAkSn] _n. 
_____

underproof

  ['And'pru:f] _a.: underproof spirit    
_____

underquote

  [,And'kwut] _v.     
_____

underrate

  [,And'reIt] _v.

    1) 

    2)    ( )
_____

under-ripe

  ['And'raIp] _a. , 
_____

underscore

  [,And'skO:] _v. ޣ
_____

undersea

  1. _a. ['Andsi:] 

  2. _adv. [,And'si:]  
_____

undersecretary

  ['And'sekrtrI] _n.

    1)    ; Parliamentary undersecretary
      ( ); permanent undersecretary
      

    2)  
_____

undersell

  ['And'sel] _v. (undersold)   
_____

underset

  1. _n. ['Andset]

    1) _.  ,    

    2) _.  

  2. _v. [,And'set] (underset)  (  ..)
_____

under-shirt

  ['AndS:t] _n.  
_____

undershot

  ['AndSOt] _a.

    1)  (  )

    2) = underhung
_____

undersign

  [,And'saIn] _v.   , ()
_____

undersigned

  [,And'saInd]

    1. _p-p.  undersign

    2. _a. 

    3. _n. _pl. ; we the undersigned... ,
    ...
_____

undersized

  ['And'saIzd] _a. ; ; 
_____

underskirt

  ['Andsk:t] _n.  
_____

undersoil

  ['AndsOIl] _n. 
_____

undersold

  ['And'suld] _p.  _p-p.  undersell
_____

undersong

  ['AndsON] _n.

    1) , ;  

    2)  
_____

understaffed

  ['And'sta:ft] _a.  ()
_____

understand

  [,And'stnd] _v. (understood)

    1) ; to make oneself understood  

    2) , ; no one could understand that from my words
            ; to give to
    understand  

    3) ; what do you understand by this?    
    ?

    4) , ; I understand that you are going abroad  ,
        

    5) , 

    6) ; it was understood we were to meet at dinner 
    ,     

    7) ,  ( ޣ-.)
_____

understanding

  [,And'stndIN]

    1. _pres-p.  understand

    2. _n.

      1) ; to get an understanding of the question  

      2) ,  ; a person of understanding  
      

      3) ; ;  ( ); to come
      to ( to reach) an understanding   ; on the
      understanding that   , ; on this understanding 
       

      4) _pl. _. ; 

    3. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , 
_____

understate

  ['And'steIt] _v.

    1) 

    2)   ,  
_____

understatement

  ['And'steItmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , 
_____

understock

  I ['And'stOk] _n. _-.  

  II ['And'stOk] _v.    
  (),    ()  ..
_____

understood

  [,And'stud] _p.  _p-p.  understand
_____

understrapper

  ['And,strp] = underling
_____

understratum

  ['And'stra:tm] _n.  
_____

understudy

  ['And,stAdI] _.

    1. _n. ̣

    2. _v. , 
_____

undertake

  [,And'teIk] _v. (undertook; undertaken)

    1) 

    2)    ̣ ,   ..; to
    undertake a task    ; to undertake too much  
      

    3) , 

    4) ['AndteIk] _.    
_____

undertaken

  [,And'teIkn] _p-p.  undertake
_____

undertaker

  _n.

    1) [,And'teIk]   

    2) ['And,teIk] 
_____

undertaking

  [,And'teIkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  undertake

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ; 

      3) ['And,teIkIN]  ;  
_____

under-tenant

  ['And'tennt] _n. 
_____

undertint

  ['AndtInt] _n. _. 
_____

undertone

  ['Andtun] _n.

    1) ; to speak in undertones  

    2) 

    3) ,  
_____

undertook

  [,And'tuk] _p.  undertake
_____

undertow

  ['Andtu] _n.

    1)  

    2) = underset 1, 1)
_____

undervalue

  ['And'vlju:] _v. 
_____

underwear

  ['AndwE] _n.  أ
_____

underwent

  [,And'went] _p.  undergo
_____

underwit

  ['AndwIt] _n.  ()
_____

underwood

  ['Andwud] _n. , 
_____

underwork

  1. _n. ['Andw:k]      

  2. _v. ['And'w:k]

    1)  

    2)     

    3)    (-.); to underwork a machine
         

    4) _. ,  
_____

underworld

  ['Andw:ld] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , ""

    3) _. 

    4) _attr.: underworld language  
_____

underwrite

  ['AndraIt] _v. (underwrote; underwritten)

    1) ( _p-p.) ()

    2) _.    (, )

    3) 

    4)  ()
_____

underwriter

  ['And,raIt] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2)   (,   ..)
_____

underwritten

  ['And,rItn]

    1. _p-p.  underwrite

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

underwrote

  ['Andrut] _p.  underwrite
_____

undeserved

  ['AndI'z:vd] _a. 
_____

undeservedly

  ['AndI'z:vIdlI] _adv. 
_____

undeserving

  ['AndI'z:vIN] _a.   (-.); undeserving of respect 
   
_____

undesigned

  ['AndI'zaInd] _a. 
_____

undesirable

  ['AndI'zaIrbl]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) , ; he did it at a most undesirable moment
            

    2. _n.  
_____

undeterminable

  ['AndI't:mInbl] _a. 
_____

undetermined

  ['AndI't:mInd] _a.

    1) ۣ; ̣; the question remained undetermined
      

    2) 
_____

undeveloped

  ['AndI'velpt] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ( )

    3)  ( )
_____

undid

  ['An'dId] _p.  undo
_____

undies

  ['AndIz] _n. _pl. (_.  underclothes) _.   أ
_____

undigested

  ['AndI'destId] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , , 
_____

undignified

  [An'dIgnIfaId] _a.  (   ..)
_____

undine

  ['Andi:n] _n. , 
_____

undiplomatic

  ['An,dIpl'mtIk] _a. ; 
_____

undipped

  ['An'dIpt] _a. ݣ
_____

undischarged

  ['AndIs'tSa:dd] _a.

    1)  (   ..)

    2) 

    3)     ( )

    4) ֣
_____

undisciplined

  [An'dIsIplInd] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

undiscriminated

  ['AndIs'krImIneItId] _a.

    1) ,   

    2) 
_____

undisguised

  ['AndIs'gaIzd] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

undisposed

  ['AndIs'puzd] _a.

    1)  (to)

    2) ̣ ( )

    3) _.   
_____

undisputed

  ['AndIs'pju:tId] _a. ; 
_____

undistinguished

  ['AndIs'tINgwISt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , , 
_____

undisturbedly

  ['AndIs't:bdlI] _adv. 
_____

undiverted

  ['AndaI'v:tId] _a.  ( )
_____

undivided

  ['AndI'vaIdId] _a.

    1) ̣, ; undivided opinion  

    2) = undiverted
_____

undo

  ['An'du:] _v. (undid; undone)

    1) , , ԣ

    2)  ; to undo the seam  ; to undo a
    treaty  ; what is done cannot be undone 
     

    3) ; 

    4)  ()
_____

undoing

  ['An'du:IN]

    1. _pres-p.  undo

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , ԣ

      3) 
_____

undone

  ['An'dAn]

    1. _p-p.  undo

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) ; we are undone  

      3) ԣ, 
_____

undoubted

  ['An'dautId] _a. , 
_____

undraw

  ['An'drO:] _v. ,  (, )
_____

undreamed-of

  [An'dremtOv] = undreamt-of
_____

undreamt-of

  [An'dremtOv] _a.     ; , 
_____

undress

  ['An'dres]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _.   

      3) _attr. ,  ( )

    2. _v. ()
_____

undressed

  ['An'drest]

    1. _p-p.  undress 2

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ; undressed leather  ; undressed
      logs ң ң; undressed wound  

      3)  ( )
_____

undue

  ['An'dju:] _a.

    1) ; undue haste  

    2) ; 

    3)      ( , )
_____

undulate

  ['AndjuleIt]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)   ( )
_____

undulated

  ['AndjuleItId] = undulate 1
_____

undulation

  [,Andju'leISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)  
_____

unduly

  ['An'dju:lI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

undying

  [An'daIIN] _a. ; ; undying glory  
_____

unearned

  ['An':nd] _a. ; unearned praise  ;
  unearned income _.  ,  ; unearned
  increment _.   , . , 
     
_____

unearth

  ['An':] _v.

    1)   

    2)   

    3) _. , ; to unearth a mystery (a secret,
    etc.)   (  ..)
_____

unearthly

  [An'lI] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) _. ; ;  ; unearthly hour
      ;   
_____

uneasiness

  [An'i:zInIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) , Σ
_____

uneasy

  [An'i:zI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ; I am uneasy  ,    

    3) , Σ,  (   ..); I felt uneasy
       
_____

uneatable

  ['An'i:tbl] _a. 
_____

unedited

  ['An'edItId] _a. 
_____

uneducated

  ['An'edjukeItId] _a. , ޣ
_____

unemployed

  ['AnIm'plOId]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; 

    2. _n. (the unemployed) _pl. _. 
_____

unemployment

  ['AnIm'plOImnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: unemployment benefit   
_____

unencumbered

  ['AnIn'kAmbd] _a.

    1) Σ

    2)  ( , )
_____

unending

  [An'endIN] _a. , 
_____

unendowed

  ['AnIn'daud] _a.   
_____

unendurable

  ['AnIn'djurbl] _a. 
_____

unenlightened

  ['AnIn'laItnd] _a.

    1) ݣ

    2) ̣
_____

unenlivened

  ['AnIn'laIvnd] _a. ,  ̣ (-.)
_____

unenterprising

  ['An'entpraIzIN] _a. , 
_____

unequable

  ['An'i:kwbl] _a. ; 
_____

unequal

  ['An'i:kwl] _a.

    1) ; ;  ; unequal match 
    

    2) , ; unequal to the work 
      

    3)  ( ,   ..)
_____

unequalled

  ['An'i:kwld] _a. ; ģ
_____

unequipped

  ['AnI'kwIpt] _a. ; ;   
  , 
_____

unequivocal

  ['AnI'kwIvkl] _a. , ̣; ; to count on
  unequivocal support   ̣ ; to give
  unequivocal expression  
_____

unerring

  ['An':rIN] _a. , ; ; unerring judgement
   
_____

uneven

  ['An'i:vn] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ; of uneven temper  
    

    3) ޣ
_____

uneventful

  ['AnI'ventful] _a.   ; uneventful life , 
    
_____

unexampled

  [,AnIg'za:mpld] _a. ; 
_____

unexcelled

  ['AnIk'seld] _a. ģ
_____

unexceptionable

  [,AnIk'sepSnbl] _a. , ; 
_____

unexecuted

  ['An'eksIkju:tId] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ( )
_____

unexpected

  ['AnIks'pektId] _a. , ; 
_____

unexperienced

  ['AnIks'pIrInst] _a. 
_____

unexplored

  ['AnIks'plO:d] _a. 
_____

unfabled

  ['An'feIbld] _a. ; 
_____

unfading

  [An'feIdIN] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

unfailing

  [An'feIlIN] _a.

    1) ; ; an unfailing friend  

    2) 
_____

unfair

  ['An'fE] _a.

    1) ; ; 

    2) ; unfair player  
_____

unfaithful

  ['An'feIful] _a.

    1) , ; to be unfaithful to one's husband (wife)
      ()

    2)   ; 
_____

unfaltering

  [An'fO:ltrIN] _a. ; ף, ; with unfaltering
  steps ף ; unfaltering determination  
_____

unfamiliar

  ['Anf'mIlj] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , , 

    3)  (with -  -.),   (-.)
_____

unfashionable

  ['An'fSnbl] _a. 
_____

unfasten

  ['An'fa:sn] _v. , ԣ, ԣ
_____

unfathered

  ['An'fa:d] _a.

    1) _. ģ

    2)  ; unfathered theory ,  
    
_____

unfathomable

  [An'fmbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

unfavourable

  ['An'feIvrbl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

unfavoured

  ['An'feIvd] _a.     
_____

unfed

  ['An'fed] _n. , 
_____

unfee'd

  ['An'fi:d] _a.   
_____

unfeeling

  [An'fi:lIN] _a. , 
_____

unfeigned

  [An'feInd] _a. , , 
_____

unfetter

  ['An'fet] _v.  ; 
_____

unfinished

  ['An'fInISt] _a.

    1) , ۣ

    2) , , 
_____

unfit

  1. _a. ['An'fIt]

    1) , ; a house unfit to live in , 
     ; he is unfit for work  ,   

    2) ;  (  )

  2. _v. [An'fIt]   (for)
_____

unfix

  ['An'fIks] _v.

    1) 

    2)  , , 
_____

unflagging

  [An'flgIN] _a. 
_____

unflappable

  [An'flpbl] _a. ; unflappable temperament 
  
_____

unfleshed

  ['An'fleSt] _a.    ; _. 

    *) an unfleshed sword , ݣ  ң 
_____

unfold

  ['An'fuld] _v.

    1) ף(); ()

    2)  ( )

    3) ,  (, )
_____

unforeseen

  ['AnfO:'si:n] _a. 
_____

unforgettable

  ['Anf'getbl] _a. ; 
_____

unforgivable

  ['Anf'gIvbl] _a. 
_____

unformed

  ['An'fO:md] _a.

    1) 

    2) (ݣ)  
_____

unfortunate

  [An'fO:tSnIt]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) 

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _. _. 
_____

unfounded

  ['An'faundId] _a. , 
_____

unfreeze

  ['An'fri:z] _v.

    1) 

    2)  "" 

    3)       
_____

unfrequented

  ['AnfrI'kwentId] _a.  
_____

unfriended

  ['An'frendId] _a.   
_____

unfriendly

  ['An'frendlI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

unfrock

  ['An'frOk] _v.   
_____

unfulfilled

  ['Anful'fIld] _a. ; ̣
_____

unfunded

  ['An'fAndId] _a.  ( )
_____

unfurnished

  ['An'f:nISt] _a. 
_____

ungainly

  [An'geInlI] _a. , , 
_____

ungear

  ['An'gI] _v. _. 
_____

unget-at-able

  ['Anget'tbl] _a. ; 
_____

ungloved

  ['An'glAvd] _a.  
_____

ungodly

  [An'gOdlI] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. , 

    3) _. 
_____

ungovernable

  [An'gAvnbl] _a. ; ; 
_____

ungraceful

  ['An'greIsful] _a. , 
_____

ungracious

  ['An'greISs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

ungrateful

  [An'greItful] _a.

    1) 

    2) ,  ( )
_____

ungrounded

  ['An'graundId] _a. , 
_____

ungrudging

  ['An'grAdIN] _a.

    1) , ;  ( )

    2) 
_____

unguarded

  ['An'ga:dId] _a.

    1) ; ; 

    2) ݣ
_____

unguent

  ['ANgwnt] _n. 
_____

ungulate

  ['ANgjuleIt] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

unhackneyed

  ['An'hknId] _a. , 
_____

unhallowed

  [An'hlud] _a.

    1) ݣ

    2) 
_____

unhand

  [An'hnd] _v.   ( -.);   
_____

unhandsome

  ['An'hnsm] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) , 
_____

unhang

  ['An'hN] _v. (unhung)  (-. )
_____

unhappy

  [An'hpI] _a.

    1) ; ; he looks unhappy    

    2) ; an unhappy remark  
_____

unharmed

  ['An'ha:md] _a. , ; he will be unharmed  
   
_____

unharness

  ['An'ha:nIs] _v. 
_____

unhealthy

  [An'helI] _a.

    1) ; ; unhealthy complexion   

    2) , ; unhealthy occupation  

    3) _. _. 
_____

unheard

  ['An'h:d] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

unheard-of

  [An'h:dOv] _a. 
_____

unheeded

  ['An'hi:dId] _a. ,    
_____

unheeding

  ['An'hi:dIN] _a. , 
_____

unhesitating

  [An'hezIteItIN] _a. , 
_____

unhesitatingly

  [An'hezIteItINlI] _adv.  , , 
_____

unhewn

  ['An'hju:n] _a.

    1) , ԣ

    2) _. 
_____

unhinge

  [An'hInd] _v.

    1)    ()

    2)  ; ;   

    *) his mind is unhinged  
_____

unholy

  [An'hulI] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) _. , ; an unholy row  
_____

unhook

  ['An'huk] _v.

    1)   

    2)  ()

    3) 
_____

unhoped

  [An'hupt] _a. 
_____

unhopedfor

  [An'huptfO:] _a. 
_____

unhorse

  ['An'hO:s] _v.   
_____

unhoused

  ['An'hauzd] _a. , ۣ ,   
_____

unhung

  ['An'hAN] _p.  _p-p.  unhang
_____

unhurried

  ['An'hArId] _a. , 
_____

unhurt

  ['An'h:t] _a.   
_____

unhygienic

  ['AnhaI'di:nIk] _a. , 
_____

uni-

  ['ju:nI]    -, -; unicameral ;
  unicolour 
_____

unicellular

  ['ju:nI'seljul] _a. _. 
_____

unicorn

  ['ju:nIkO:n] _n. _. 
_____

unicorn-fish

  ['ju:nIkO:nfIS] _n. _. 
_____

unification

  [,ju:nIfI'keISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

uniform

  ['ju:nIfO:m]

    1. _n.  , 

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; ; uniform prices 
      

      2) 

      3)  ( )

    3. _v.   
_____

uniformed

  ['ju:nIfO:md]

    1. _p-p.  uniform 3

    2. _a.   
_____

uniformity

  [,ju:nI'fO:mItI] _n. 
_____

unify

  ['ju:nIfaI] _v.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

unilateral

  ['ju:nI'ltrl] _a. ; unilateral disarmament 
  
_____

unimaginable

  [,AnI'mdInbl] _a. 
_____

unimaginative

  ['AnI'mdIntIv] _a. ۣ , 
_____

unimpaired

  ['AnIm'pEd] _a. , , 
_____

unimpeachable

  [,AnIm'pi:tSbl] _a. ; 
_____

unimpeded

  ['AnIm'pi:dId] _a. 
_____

unimportant

  ['AnIm'pOtnt] _a. 
_____

unimprovable

  ['AnIm'pru:vbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

unimproved

  ['AnIm'pru:vd] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  ( )

    3) ; ; unimproved opportunities
     
_____

uninfluenced

  ['An'Influnst] _a.    , ģ
_____

uninformed

  ['AnIn'fO:md] _a. , ̣
_____

uninhabitable

  ['AnIn'hbItbl] _a.   
_____

uninhabited

  ['AnIn'hbItId] _a. 
_____

uninhibited

  ['AnIn'hIbItId] _a. , 
_____

uninjured

  ['An'Indd] _a. ģ, 
_____

uninspired

  ['AnIn'spaId] _a.

    1) ̣, ̣

    2) 
_____

uninsured

  ['AnIn'Sud] _a. 
_____

unintelligent

  ['AnIn'telIdnt] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

unintelligible

  ['AnIn'telIdIbl] _a. 
_____

uninterested

  ['An'IntrIstId] _a.

    1)   ( ޣ-. uninterested in);  
    (-.)

    2) , 
_____

uninterrupted

  ['An,Int'rAptId] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

uninuclear

  ['ju:nI'nju:klI] _a. 
_____

uninvited

  ['AnIn'vaItId] _a. ۣ, 
_____

uninviting

  ['AnIn'vaItIN] _a. ; 
_____

union

  ['ju:njn] _n.

    1)  ( ); the Soviet Union 
    ; the Union ) _. Σ ; ) Σ
    ; {. . 2)  6)}

    2) , ; ; the Union )   
    ; )    ; {. . 1)  6)}

    3)  , -; closed union  
      ; to join the union   

    4) , ; in perfect union   

    5)  ; union of hearts   

    6) (the Union)   {. . 1)  2)}

    7) _.      

    8) _. ; ; 

    9) _attr. ; union shop ,   
       ; union label , ,
        
_____

Union Jack

  ['ju:njn'dk] = Union flag
_____

union card

  ['ju:njn'ka:d] _n.  
_____

union cloth

  ['ju:njn'klO] _n.  
_____

union suit

  ['ju:njn'sju:t] _n. _.   
_____

union-smashing

  ['ju:njn,smSIN] _n.  
_____

unionism

  ['ju:njnIzm] _n.

    1) -

    2) _. 
_____

unionist

  ['ju:njnIst] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  (   ;
    _.      )
_____

unionize

  ['ju:njnaIz] _v.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

unique

  [ju:'ni:k]

    1. _a.

      1)   ϣ ; ; unique feature _.
         

      2) _. , 

    2. _n. 
_____

unisexual

  ['ju:nI'seksjul] _a. _. 
_____

unison

  ['ju:nIzn] _n.

    1) _. ; to sing in unison   

    2) ; to act in unison   
_____

unit

  ['ju:nIt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  ; a unit of length  

    3) _.    ,   
    ޣ

    4) _. _. 

    5) _. ; ; 

    6) _. , , , , 

    *) unit rule _. ,      
      ; to be a unit _.  
_____

unite

  [ju:'naIt] _v.

    1) ()

    2) ()
_____

united

  ['ju'naItId]

    1. _p-p.  unite

    2. _a.

      1) Σ; Σ

      2) ; united actions  

      3) ; united family  
_____

United Nations

  [ju:'naItIdA'neISnz] _n.  Σ 
_____

unity

  ['ju:nItI] _n.

    1) ; unity of purpose  ; the dramatic unities, the
    unities of time, place and action  ,   
    (  )

    2) , ޣ, ; indestructible unity of the
    working people    

    3) , ; to live in unity   , 

    4) _.  

    5) _. 
_____

univalve

  ['ju:nIvlv] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 
_____

universal

  [,ju:nI'v:sl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

universe

  ['ju:nIv:s] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) ;  
_____

university

  [,ju:nI'v:sItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.    

    3)   

    4) _attr. 
_____

unjoin

  ['An'dOIn] _v. 
_____

unjust

  ['An'dAst] _a. 
_____

unjustifiable

  [An'dAstIfaIbl] _a.   
_____

unkempt

  ['An'kempt] _a.

    1) ޣ

    2) ; 

    3)  ( )
_____

unkennel

  ['An'kenl] _v.

    1)     

    2) , 
_____

unkind

  [An'kaInd] _a. , 
_____

unking

  [An'kIN] _v.   
_____

unknown

  ['An'nun]

    1. _a. ; address unknown  

    2. _n. (the unknown)

      1) 

      2) ; the Great Unknown " " ( .
          )

      3) _. ,  

    3. _adv. ,  ; he did it unknown to me   
          
_____

unlaboured

  ['An'leIbd] _a.   ; ̣, ģ, 
   (.  )
_____

unlace

  ['An'leIs] _v. ,  
_____

unlade

  ['An'leId] _v. (unladed ['An'leIdId]; unladed, unladen) 
_____

unladen

  ['An'leIdn]

    1. _p-p.  unlade

    2. _a.  Σ (-.); unladen with anxieties 
    Σ ; unladen weight  
_____

unladylike

  ['An'leIdIlaIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) ,  
_____

unlaid

  ['An'leId] _p.  _p-p.  unlay
_____

unlawful

  ['An'lO:ful] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

unlay

  ['An'leI] _v. (unlaid)    ()
_____

unlearn

  ['An'l:n] _v. (unlearnt, unlearned ['An'l:nd]) ;  ,
   
_____

unlearned

  1. ['An'l:nd] _p-p.  unlearn

  2. _a. ['An'l:nId]

    1) ޣ, 

    2) , 
_____

unlearnt

  ['An'l:nt] _p.  _p-p.  unlearn
_____

unleash

  ['An'li:S] _v.

    1)   

    2) ,  ; to unleash war  
_____

unleavened

  ['An'levnd] _a.  ( ); unleavened bread _. ;
  
_____

unless

  [n'les]

    1. _cj.  ;  ; I shall not go unless the weather is fine 
     ,     ; unless and until   
    

    2. _prep. ,  
_____

unlettered

  ['An'letd] _a. ; 
_____

unlike

  ['An'laIk]

    1. _a.  ,  , ; unlike poles (charges) _.
    ͣ  (); unlike signs _.    

    2. _prep.   
_____

unlikely

  [An'laIklI]

    1. _a.

      1) , , ; recovery is
      unlikely  

      2)    ; 

      3) 

    2. _adv.  ,  
_____

unlimited

  [An'lImItId] _a. , ; 
_____

unlink

  ['An'lINk] _v. ; ; 
_____

unlit

  ['An'lIt] _a.

    1) ֣

    2) ԣ, ݣ
_____

unlive

  ['An'lIv] _v.   ,  ;   
   ()
_____

unload

  ['An'lud] _v.

    1) (); 

    2) _. 

    3) ,  ( -. ), . 
    
_____

unlock

  ['An'lOk] _v.

    1) ; ; she unlocked her secret   
    

    2) _. ; 
_____

unlooked-for

  [An'luktfO:] _a. , 
_____

unloose

  ['An'lu:s] = loose 3
_____

unloosen

  ['An'lu:sn] = loose 3
_____

unlovable

  ['An'lAvbl] _a.

    1)  ,   

    2) , 
_____

unlovely

  ['An'lAvlI] _a. , , 
_____

unlucky

  [An'lAkI] _a.

    1) ; an unlucky day for their arrival    
    

    2) 
_____

unmade

  ['An'meId] _p.  _p-p.  unmake
_____

unmake

  ['An'meIk] _v. (unmade)

    1)  (); 

    2) 

    3)  ( , )
_____

unman

  ['An'mn] _v.

    1)  , 

    2) 

    3)   , 
_____

unmanageable

  [An'mnIdbl] _a.

    1)     

    2)  ( £,    ..); 
_____

unmanned

  ['An'med]

    1. _p-p.  unman

    2. _a.

      1)   ()

      2) 

      3) _. ;  
_____

unmannerly

  [An'mnlI] _a. , 
_____

unmapped

  ['An'mpt] _a.  ӣ  
_____

unmarked

  ['An'ma:kt] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

unmarketable

  ['An'ma:kItbl] _a.   ,  
_____

unmarried

  ['An'mrId] _a. , ; 
_____

unmarrigeable

  ['An'mrIdbl] _a.   ;    ; 
    
_____

unmask

  ['An'ma:sk] _v.

    1)    ; _. . 

    2) _. 

    3) _. 
_____

unmatched

  ['An'mtSt] _a.    , 
_____

unmeaning

  [An'mi:nIN] _a. 
_____

unmeant

  ['An'ment] _a. ; 
_____

unmeasured

  [An'med] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) , 
_____

unmeet

  ['An'mi:t] _a. 
_____

unmentionable

  [An'menSnbl]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n. _pl. _. _. "", , 
_____

unmerchantable

  ['An'm:tSntbl] = unmarketable
_____

unmerciful

  [An'm:sIful] _a. , 
_____

unmerited

  ['An'merItId] _a. 
_____

unmindful

  [An'maIndful] _a. , ; unmindful of one's duties
     ; to be unmindful of others 
   
_____

unmistakable

  ['AnmIs'teIkbl] _a. , , , 
_____

unmitigated

  [An'mItIgeItId] _a.

    1) ޣ; 

    2) , ; an unmitigated liar  
_____

unmoor

  ['An'mu] _v. _.  ,   
_____

unmoral

  ['An'mOrl] _a. , 
_____

unmounted

  ['An'mauntId] _a.

    1) 

    2)  (  )

    3)  ( )
_____

unmoved

  ['An'mu:vd] _a.

    1) ; , 

    2) ,  

    3) 
_____

unmurmuring

  ['An'm:mrIN] _a. 
_____

unmusical

  ['An'mju:zIkl] _a. 
_____

unmuzzle

  ['An'mAzl] _v.

    1)  

    2) _.   , 
_____

unnamed

  ['An'neImd] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

unnatural

  [An'ntSrl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) 

    4) , 
_____

unnecessary

  [An'nesIsrI] _a. , 
_____

unnerve

  ['An'n:v] _v. , ,   , 
   , 
_____

unnoted

  ['An'nutId] _a. , 
_____

unnoticed

  ['An'nutIst] _a. 
_____

unnumbered

  ['An'nAmbd] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , , ޣ
_____

unnurtured

  ['An'n:tSd] _a. ; 
_____

unobjectionable

  ['Anb'dekSnbl] _a.   ;  
   
_____

unobservant

  ['Anb'z:vnt] _a. , 
_____

unobstructed

  ['Anb'strAktId] _a. , ; unobstructed sight
   
_____

unobtainable

  ['Anb'teInbl] _a. ; ,    
  
_____

unobtrusive

  ['Anb'tru:sIv] _a. , 
_____

unoccupied

  ['An'OkjupaId] _a.

    1) , ,  ( )

    2) , ; 
_____

unoffending

  ['An'fendIN] _a. , 
_____

unofficial

  ['An'fISl] _a. 
_____

unoriginal

  ['An'rIdnl] _a. ; 
_____

unostentatious

  ['An,Osten'teISs] _a. ,    , 
_____

unowned

  ['An'und] _a.

    1)     

    2) 
_____

unpack

  ['An'pk] _v. ; to unpack a trunk   
  
_____

unpaged

  ['An'peIdd] _a.   
_____

unpaid

  ['An'peId] _a.

    1) ; ; unpaid for   

    2)   

    3) ; unpaid work  
_____

unpaired

  ['An'pEd] _a. ;   
_____

unpalatable

  [An'pltbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

unparalleled

  [An'prleld] _a.    , , 
_____

unpardonable

  [An'pa:dnbl] _a. 
_____

unparented

  ['An'pErntId] _a.   ; ; 
  
_____

unparliamentary

  ['An,pa:l'mentrI] _a. ,  
  ; unparliamentary language  ; ,
  
_____

unpatriotic

  ['An,ptrI'OtIk] _a. 
_____

unpeg

  ['An'peg] _v.

    1) , ģ 

    2) _.    (, )
_____

unpenetrable

  ['An'penItrbl] _a. 
_____

unpeople

  ['An'pi:pl] _v. 
_____

unperformed

  ['Anp'fO:md] _a. , ̣
_____

unpersuadable

  ['Anp'sweIdbl] _a.   
_____

unperturbed

  ['Anp'tbd] _a. 
_____

unpick

  ['An'pIk] _v. 
_____

unpicked

  ['An'pIkt]

    1. _p-p.  unpick

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) 
_____

unpin

  ['An'pIn] _v. ;   ( -.)
_____

unplaced

  ['An'pleIst] _a.

    1)   ;    

    2)    

    3)       ң  (   )
_____

unpleasant

  [An'pleznt] _a. , 
_____

unpleasantness

  [An'plezntnIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , ; to have a slight unpleasantness with smb.
      -.

    *) the late unpleasantness _.    
_____

unpointed

  ['An'pOIntId] _a.

    1) ,  (   ..)

    2) , 

    3)     ( )

    4)   
_____

unpolished

  ['An'pOlISt] _a. ; 
_____

unpolitical

  ['Anp'lItIkl] _a.

    1)    

    2) 
_____

unpopular

  ['An'pOpjul] _a. ,    (with - 
  -.)
_____

unposted

  ['An'pustId] _a.

    1) (ݣ)   ( ),     

    2) ̣
_____

unpractical

  ['An'prktIkl] _a. 
_____

unpractised

  [An'prktIst] _a.

    1)  Σ  

    2) , 
_____

unprecedented

  [An'presIdntId] _a.   , ;
  
_____

unpredictable

  ['AnprI'dIktbl] _a.    ;  
  
_____

unprefaced

  ['An'prefIst] _a.  
_____

unprejudiced

  [An'predudIst] _a. ģ, 
_____

unpremeditated

  ['AnprI'medIteItId] _a.

    1) , ,   

    2) _. 
_____

unprepared

  ['AnprI'pEd] _a. , ;  
_____

unprepossessed

  ['An,pri:p'zest] = unprejudiced
_____

unpresentable

  ['AnprI'zentbl] _a. , , 
_____

unpretending

  ['AnprI'tendIN] = unpretentious
_____

unpretentious

  ['AnprI'tenSs] _a. , ,  
_____

unpriced

  [An'praIst] _a.

    1)  ̣,   

    2) 
_____

unprincipled

  [An'prInspld] _a. ; 
_____

unprintable

  ['An'prIntbl] _a.   ; , 
_____

unprivileged

  ['An'prIvIlIdd] _a.   , 
_____

unprized

  ['An'praIzd] _a. Σ
_____

unprocurable

  ['Anpr'kjurbl] _a. ; ,   
_____

unproductive

  ['Anpr'dAktIv] _a. ; unproductive capital ͣ 
_____

unprofessional

  ['Anpr'feSnl] _a.

    1) ; unprofessional advice  

    2)     
_____

unprofitable

  [An'prOfItbl] _a.

    1)   , , 

    2)  ( )
_____

unpromising

  ['An'prOmIsIN] _a.    ;   
  
_____

unprompted

  ['An'prOmptId] _a.

    1)  ,  ۣ,    

    2) , 
_____

unproportional

  ['Anpr'pO:Snl] _a. 
_____

unprotected

  ['Anpr'tektId] _a.

    1) ݣ; 

    2)  ( )
_____

unprovided

  ['Anpr'vaIdId] _a.

    1)  ֣,   (  ..; . unprovided
    for); he was left unprovided for    

    2)  ;  
_____

unprovoked

  ['Anpr'vukt] _a.   , 
_____

unpublished

  ['An'pAblISt] _a. , 
_____

unpunishable

  ['An'pAnISbl] _a. 
_____

unpunished

  ['An'pAnISt] _a. 
_____

unqualified

  ['An'kwOlIfaId] _a.

    1)    ,   

    2) ,  ( -.)

    3) , ; an unqualified refusal 
    ; unqualified praise  

    4) [An'kwOlIfaId] _. ,  ; an unqualified liar
     
_____

unquenchable

  [An'kwentSbl] _a.

    1) ; unquenchable thirst  

    2)  (   ..)
_____

unquestionable

  [An'kwestSnbl] _a. , 
_____

unquestioned

  [An'kwestSnd] _a.

    1) ,   

    2) 
_____

unquestioning

  [An'kwestSnIN] _a.

    1)   

    2) , ; unquestioning obedience  
_____

unquiet

  ['An'kwaIt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

unquotable

  ['An'kwutbl] _a. 
_____

unquote

  ['An'kwut] _v.  
_____

unquoted

  ['An'kwutId]

    1. _p-p.  unquote

    2. _a. 
_____

unravel

  [An'rvl] _v.

    1)  (  ..)

    2) , ; to unravel a mystery  
_____

unrazored

  ['An'reIzd] _a. _. 
_____

unread

  ['An'red] _a. 
_____

unreadable

  ['An'ri:dbl] _a.

    1)  ( ), 

    2) ,   
_____

unready

  ['An'redI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

unreal

  ['An'rIl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

unreality

  ['AnrI'lItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) -. , 
_____

unrealizable

  ['An'rIlaIzbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) _.    
_____

unrealized

  ['An'rIlaIzd] _a. ̣, 
_____

unreason

  ['An'ri:zn] _n. , , ; 
_____

unreasonable

  [An'ri:znbl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ;   (   ..); an
    unreasonable demand  
_____

unreasoned

  ['An'ri:znd] _a. ; 
_____

unreciprocated

  ['AnrI'sIprkeItId] _a.     
_____

unreclaimed

  ['AnrI'kleImd] _a.

    1) ,  ( )

    2) 

    3) 
_____

unrecognizable

  ['An'rekgnaIzbl] _a. 
_____

unrecognized

  ['An'rekgnaIzd] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

unrecorded

  ['AnrI'kO:dId] _a. ; ;
  
_____

unredeemed

  ['AnrI'di:md] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2)  ( );  ( ); 
    ( )

    3)  (by)
_____

unreel

  ['An'ri:l] _v. ()
_____

unrefined

  ['AnrI'faInd] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; unrefined manners  
_____

unreflecting

  ['AnrI'flektIN] _a.

    1)  ()

    2) ; , 
_____

unregistered

  ['An'redIstd] _a. 
_____

unregulated

  ['An'regjuleItId] _a. , ; 
_____

unrehearsed

  ['AnrI'h:st] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

unrein

  ['An'reIn] _v.

    1)  , 

    2)  ( -.),  
_____

unrelated

  ['AnrI'leItId] _a. ,    (to)
_____

unrelenting

  ['AnrI'lentIN] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

unreliable

  ['AnrI'laIbl] _a. ģ
_____

unrelieved

  ['AnrI'li:vd] _a.

    1)  ģ ( -.   )

    2)   , ; ޣ

    3) 

    4) Σ (   ..)

    *) unrelieved boredom  
_____

unremitting

  [,AnrI'mItIN] _a. ; ; ; unremitting toil
   
_____

unrepeatable

  ['AnrI'pi:tbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

unrepentant

  ['AnrI'pentnt] _a. , 
_____

unrepresented

  ['An,reprI'zentId] _a. 
_____

unrequited

  ['AnrI'kwaItId] _a.

    1) ģ, ; unrequited love  
    

    2) ݣ
_____

unreserve

  ['AnrI'z:v] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

unreserved

  ['AnrI'z:vd] _a.

    1) ; unreserved admiration  

    2) 

    3)   (-. )

    4) ,   
_____

unreservedly

  [,AnrI'z:vIdlI] _adv.

    1) , , 

    2) 
_____

unresolved

  ['AnrI'zOlvd] _a.

    1) ;   ( -.),   

    2) ۣ; my doubts are still unresolved   ݣ 
    
_____

unresponsive

  ['AnrIs'pOnsIv] _a.  ,   ( -.);
  ; 
_____

unrest

  ['An'rest] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

unresting

  ['An'restIN] _a. 
_____

unrestrained

  ['AnrIs'treInd] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ģ; unrestrained laughter  
_____

unrestraint

  ['AnrIs'treInt] _n. , ; 
_____

unrestricted

  ['AnrIs'trIktId] _a. 
_____

unrewarded

  ['AnrI'wO:dId] _a. ģ
_____

unriddle

  ['An'rIdl] _v. , 
_____

unrig

  ['An'rIg] _v. _. ; 
_____

unrighteous

  [An'raItSs]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) 

      3) ; 

    2. _n. (the unrighteous) _pl. _. 
_____

unrighteousness

  [An'raItSsnIs] _n. ; 
_____

unrip

  ['An'rIp] _v. ; 
_____

unripe

  ['An'raIp] _a. ; 
_____

unruly

  [An'ru:lI] _a. , , 

    *) unruly locks  
_____

unrivalled

  [An'raIvld] _a.    , ģ
_____

unrobe

  ['An'rub] _v.    
_____

unroll

  [An'rul] _v. ף()
_____

unroof

  ['An'ru:f] _v.  
_____

unroot

  ['An'ru:t] _v. ޣ; 
_____

unround

  ['An'raund] _v. _.  ( )
_____

unroyal

  ['An'rOIl] _a. ;   
_____

unruffled

  ['An'rAfld] _a.

    1)  ( ,   ..)

    2) , 
_____

unruled

  ['An'ru:ld] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  ( )
_____

unsaddle

  ['An'sdl] _v.

    1)  ()

    2)  ()
_____

unsafe

  ['An'seIf] _a. ģ, 
_____

unsaid

  ['An'sed]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  unsay

    2. _a. ӣ, ; things better left unsaid , 
    ޣ   ,  
_____

unsatisfactorily

  ['An,stIs'fktrIlI] _adv. 
_____

unsatisfactory

  ['An,stIs'fktrI] _a. 
_____

unsatisfied

  ['An'stIsfaId] _a. ң, ; unsatisfied demand
  ң 
_____

unsatisfying

  ['An'stIsfaIIN] _a. , 
_____

unsavoury

  ['An'seIvrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

unsay

  ['An'seI] _v. (unsaid)    ;    
_____

unscalable

  ['An'skeIlbl] _a.  (  ߣ  ..)
_____

unscathed

  ['An'skeId] _a. 
_____

unschooled

  ['An'sku:ld] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ģ; unschooled talent  
_____

unscientific

  ['An,saIn'tIfIk] _a. , 
_____

unscramble

  ['An'skrmbl] _v.

    1)    

    2)  (   ..)
_____

unscreened

  ['An'skri:nd] _a.

    1)  ݣ   ۣ

    2)    
_____

unscrew

  ['An'skru:] _v. (); ()
_____

unscrupulous

  [An'skru:pjuls] _a.

    1)   ; 

    2) ; 
_____

unseal

  ['An'si:l] _v.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

unseam

  ['An'si:m] _v. 
_____

unsearchable

  [An's:tSbl] _a. , 
_____

unseasonable

  [An'si:znbl] _a.

    1)   

    2) , 
_____

unseasoned

  ['An'si:znd] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2) ; 

    3) , 
_____

unseat

  ['An'si:t] _v.

    1)   ;     ..

    2)   

    3)  ,   ..; to unseat a government 
    
_____

unseeing

  ['An'si:IN] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

unseemly

  [An'si:mlI] _a. ; 
_____

unseen

  ['An'si:n]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2): unseen translation   

      3) 

    2. _n.

      1) (an unseen)     

      2) (the unseen)  
_____

unselfish

  ['An'selfIS] _a. , 
_____

unsettle

  ['An'setl] _v.

    1)   (-.);   

    2) ()
_____

unsettled

  ['An'setld]

    1. _p-p.  unsettle

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; the weather is unsettled 
       

      2) ۣ, 

      3) 

      4) ̣
_____

unshackle

  ['An'Skl] _v.  ; _. 
_____

unshaded

  ['An'SeIdId] _a.

    1)  ݣ  ,  

    2)  , ,  ( )
_____

unshadowed

  ['An'Sdud] _a. , ; ޣ
_____

unshakable

  [An'SeIkbl] _a. 
_____

unshaken

  ['An'SeIkn] _a. , ף
_____

unshapely

  ['An'SeIplI] _a. , ; unshapely figure 
  
_____

unshared

  ['An'SEd] _a. ̣ (   ..)
_____

unshaven

  ['An'SeIvn] _a. 
_____

unsheathe

  ['An'Si:] _v.   ; to unsheathe the sword  ;
  _.  
_____

unshed

  ['An'Sed] _a. ; unshed tears  ̣
_____

unsheltered

  ['An'Seltd] _a.

    1) , ݣ

    2)   , 

    3) _. unsheltered industries  
    
_____

unshielded

  ['An'Si:ldId] _a. ݣ
_____

unship

  ['An'SIp] _v.

    1)   

    2)   

    3) ,  (ף, )
_____

unshod

  ['An'SOd]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  unshoe

    2. _a.

      1) ,  ( )

      2) 
_____

unshoe

  ['An'Su:] _v. (unshod)

    1)   ( -.)

    2)  ()
_____

unshorn

  ['An'SO:n] _a. ; 
_____

unshrinkable

  ['An'SrINkbl] _a.     ( ), 
_____

unshrinking

  [An'SrINkIN] _a. , , ף
_____

unshutter

  ['An'SAt] _v. ,  
_____

unsighted

  ['An'saItId] _a.

    1)     

    2)  ֣ 

    3) 
_____

unsightly

  [An'saItlI] _a. ;   ( );
  
_____

unsigned

  ['An'saInd] _a. ; unsigned letter  
_____

unsized

  ['An'saIzd] _a.    
_____

unskilful

  ['An'skIlful] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , , 
_____

unskilled

  ['An'skIld] _a.

    1) ; unskilled labour )  ,
    ޣ ; ) _.   

    2) ; unskilled work  
_____

unsleeping

  ['An'sli:pIN] _a. , 
_____

unsnarl

  ['An'sna:l] _v.  (. _.)
_____

unsociable

  [An'suSbl] _a. ; 
_____

unsocial

  ['An'suSl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

unsold

  ['An'suld] _a. , ,  ( )
_____

unsolder

  ['An'sOld] _v. 
_____

unsolved

  ['An'sOlvd] _a. ۣ ( , )
_____

unsophisticated

  ['Ans'fIstIkeItId] _a.

    1) , , , 

    2) ; ,  
_____

unsought

  ['An'sO:t] _a.

    1) 

    2)     -. 
_____

unsound

  ['An'saund] _a.

    1) , ; ; of unsound mind ,
    

    2) , 

    3) , ; unsound arguments  

    4) ģ

    5)  ()

    6) _. 
_____

unsounded

  ['An'saundId] _a.  ( )
_____

unsown

  ['An'sun] _a. 
_____

unsparing

  [An'spErIN] _a.

    1) ,  (of, in)

    2) ,   

    3) 
_____

unspeakable

  [An'spi:kbl] _a.

    1)  (); unspeakable joy  

    2)  ; unspeakable manners  
_____

unspent

  ['An'spent] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ̣
_____

unspoiled

  ['An'spOIlt] _a. 
_____

unspoilt

  ['An'spOIlt] _a. 
_____

unspoken

  ['An'spukn] _a. , 
_____

unsportsmanlike

  ['An'spO:tsmnlaIk] _a.

    1) ,  ;   
    

    2) , 
_____

unspotted

  ['An'spOtId] _a. ;  (. _.)
_____

unsprung

  ['An'sprAN] _a.   , 
_____

unstable

  ['An'steIbl] _a.

    1) ף; 

    2) , 

    3) _. 
_____

unstained

  ['An'steInd] _a.  (. _.)
_____

unstamped

  ['An'stmpt] _a.

    1)   

    2) ̣,  
_____

unstarched

  ['An'sta:tSt] _a.

    1) 

    2) ģ, , 
_____

unstatutable

  ['An'sttju:tbl] _a.   , 
_____

unsteady

  ['An'stedI] _a.

    1) , ף; , 

    2) 
_____

unstick

  ['An'stIk] _v. (unstuck) , 
_____

unstirred

  ['An'st:d] _a. 
_____

unstitch

  ['An'stItS] _v.  ()
_____

unstop

  ['An'stOp] _v.

    1)  (  ..)

    2) 
_____

unstrained

  ['An'streInd] _a.

    1) ģ

    2) 
_____

unstrap

  ['An'strp] _v. ԣ,  (  ..)
_____

unstressed

  ['An'strest] _a.

    1)  (, )

    2) ޣ
_____

unstring

  ['An'strIN] _v. (unstrung)

    1)     (_. )   ()

    2)  (  ..)

    3)  ()
_____

unstrung

  ['An'strAN]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  unstring

    2. _a.  ( )
_____

unstuck

  ['An'stAk]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  unstick

    2. _a.  (   ..)

      *) our plan has come unstuck _.    
_____

unstudied

  ['An'stAdId] _a. , ģ
_____

unsubmissive

  ['Ansb'mIsIv] _a. ,   
_____

unsubstantial

  ['Ansb'stnSl] _a.

    1) 

    2) , , 

    3) 

    4) 

    5) ; ̣ ( )
_____

unsuccessful

  ['Ansk'sesful] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

unsuitable

  ['An'sju:tbl] _a. , 
_____

unsullied

  ['An'sAlId] _a.  (   ..)
_____

unsung

  ['An'sAN] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

unsunned

  ['An'sAnd] _a.  ݣ    
_____

unsure

  ['An'Su] _a.

    1) ģ

    2) ̣

    3) ; 
_____

unsurpassable

  ['Ans:'pa:sbl] _a.    ģ
_____

unsurpassed

  ['Ans:'pa:st] _a. ģ
_____

unsusceptible

  ['Ans'septbl] _a. ,  (to)
_____

unsuspected

  ['Anss'pektId] _a.

    1)   ; 

    2) , 
_____

unsuspecting

  ['Anss'pektIN] _a.   (of - )
_____

unsuspicious

  ['Anss'pISs] _a.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

unswathe

  ['An'sweI] _v. ̣; 
_____

unswayed

  ['An'sweId] _a.

    1)   

    2) ģ
_____

unswerving

  [An'sw:vIN] _a. 
_____

unsworn

  ['An'swO:n] _a.

    1)   

    2)   
_____

unsympathetic

  ['An,sImp'etIk] _a.

    1) ; ޣ

    2) , , 
_____

untamable

  ['An'teImbl] _a.   
_____

untangle

  ['An'tNgl] _v. 
_____

untaught

  ['An'tO:t] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ģ, 
_____

untenable

  ['An'tenbl] _a.

    1)   

    2)   
_____

untenantable

  ['An'tenntbl] _a.   ; 
_____

unthankful

  ['An'Nkful] _a. 
_____

unthinkable

  [An'INkbl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) _. ; ; it's quite unthinkable 
    
_____

unthinking

  ['An'INkIN] _a. , 
_____

unthread

  ['An'red] _v.

    1)   ( )

    2) _.   
_____

unthrifty

  ['An'rIftI] _a. , 
_____

unthrone

  ['An'run] _v.   
_____

untidiness

  [An'taIdInIs] _n. , ; 
_____

untidy

  [An'taIdI] _a. , ;   ( )
_____

untie

  ['An'taI] _v.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

untied

  ['An'taId]

    1. _p-p.  untie

    2. _a. ; 
_____

untight

  ['An'taIt] _a. ; 
_____

until

  [n'tIl] = till I
_____

untile

  ['An'taIl] _v.  
_____

untimely

  [An'taImlI]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) ; 

    2. _adv.

      1) ; 

      2) ; 
_____

unto

  ['Antu] _. . to 1
_____

untold

  ['An'tuld] _a.

    1) ; he left the secret untold    ;
       

    2) ; ޣ; untold wealth  
_____

untouchable

  [An'tAtSbl]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) , 

      3) _. 

    2. _n. _.   ; the untouchables 
    
_____

untoward

  [An'tud] _a.

    1) , ; ; if nothing untoward
    happens     

    2) _. , 
_____

untrained

  ['An'treInd] _a. ; 
_____

untrammelled

  [An'trmld] _a. ; untrammelled right  
_____

untransferable

  ['Antrns'f:rbl] _a.    ,   
_____

untranslatable

  ['Antrns'leItbl] _a. 
_____

untried

  ['An'traId] _a.

    1) , 

    2)     ( )
_____

untrodden

  ['An'trOdn] _a. , ; , 
_____

untrue

  ['An'tru:] _a.

    1)  (-.; to)

    2) ; 

    3) ; untrue to type   , 
_____

untrustworthy

  ['An'trAst,w:I] _a. ģ
_____

untruth

  ['An'tru:] _n.

    1) , ; to tell an untruth 

    2) _. 
_____

untuck

  ['An'tAk] _v.

    1)  ()

    2) ,  (-. ף, )
_____

untune

  ['An'tju:n] _v.  (_. )
_____

unturned

  ['An't:nd] _a. ף,   

    *) to leave no stone unturned . stone 1
_____

untutored

  ['An'tju:td] _a.

    1) 

    2) , , ۣ

    3) ģ,  ( )
_____

untwine

  ['An'twaIn] _v.

    1) (); ()

    2) ()
_____

untwist

  ['An'twIst] _v. (); (); ()
_____

unusable

  ['An'ju:zbl] _a. , ,   
  
_____

unused

  _a.

    1) ['An'ju:st]  (to -  -.)

    2) ['An'ju:zd] ; 
_____

unusual

  [An'ju:ul] _a.

    1) ; , ; 

    2) 
_____

unutilized

  [An'ju:tIlaIzd] _a. 
_____

unutterable

  [An'Atrbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. , 
_____

unvalued

  ['An'vlju:d] _a.

    1) Σ

    2) 
_____

unvarnished

  _a.

    1) ['An'va:nISt] 

    2) [An'va:nISt] ; unvarnisheda truth  
_____

unveil

  [An'veIl] _v.

    1)   ( -.); ; _.  
     

    2)   ()

    3)  (,   ..)
_____

unversed

  ['An'v:st] _a. , ,  (in -  ޣ-.)
_____

unvoice

  ['An'vOIs] _v. _. 
_____

unvoiced

  ['An'vOIst] _a.

    1) ӣ

    2) _. 
_____

unvote

  ['An'vut] _v.   
_____

unwanted

  ['An'wOntId] _a. , ; , 
_____

unwarned

  ['An'wO:nd] _a. ģ
_____

unwarrantable

  [An'wOrntbl] _a. , 
_____

unwarranted

  ['An'wOrntId] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

unwary

  [An'wErI] _a. , 
_____

unwashed

  ['An'wOSt] _a. ; 
_____

unwavering

  [An'weIvrIN] _a. 
_____

unwearying

  [An'wIrIIN] _a. ; 
_____

unweave

  ['An'wi:v] _v. (unwove; unwoven)  (), ;
  
_____

unwed

  ['An'wed] _a. ; ; 
_____

unwelcome

  [An'welkm] _a. , ; 
_____

unwell

  ['An'wel] _a. ; she is unwell )  ; ) _. 
  ţ 
_____

unwept

  ['An'wept] _a. _. 
_____

unwholesome

  ['An'hulsm] _a. , , 
_____

unwieldy

  [An'wi:ldI] _a. , 
_____

unwilled

  ['An'wIld] _a. , , 
_____

unwilling

  ['An'wIlIN] _a. , 
_____

unwillingly

  [An'wIlINlI] _adv. ,  
_____

unwind

  ['An'waInd] _v. (unwound)

    1) (); ()

    2) _.  (£)

    3) () ( )
_____

unwinking

  ['An'wINkIN] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

unwisdom

  ['An'wIzdm] _n. , 
_____

unwise

  ['An'waIz] _a. 
_____

unwished

  [An'wISt] _a.  (for)
_____

unwitnessed

  ['An'wItnIst] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ģ  
_____

unwitting

  [An'wItIN] _a.

    1)   (-.)

    2) , ; 
_____

unwittingly

  [An'wItINlI] _adv. , ; 
_____

unwonted

  [An'wuntId] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2)   (to -  -.)
_____

unworkable

  ['An'w:kbl] _a. ,   
_____

unworkmanlike

  ['An'w:kmnlaIk] _a.  -, 
_____

unworldly

  ['An'w:ldlI] _a.

    1)    

    2) ; 
_____

unworn

  ['An'wO:n] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

unworthy

  [An'w:I] _a.  (of - -.)
_____

unwound

  ['An'waund] _p.  _p-p.  unwind
_____

unwove

  ['An'wuv] _p.  unweave
_____

unwoven

  ['An'wuvn] _p-p.  unweave
_____

unwrap

  ['An'rp] _v. ף()
_____

unwritten

  ['An'rItn] _a.

    1) ; unwritten law )  ; ) _. 
    

    2) , 

    3)  ( )
_____

unyielding

  [An'ji:ldIN] _a. ף, ; , 
_____

unyoke

  ['An'juk] _v.   ( -.);   
_____

unyoked

  ['An'jukt]

    1. _p-p.  unyoke

    2. _a.  ֣  
_____

unzip

  [An'zIp] _v.  
_____

up

  [Ap]

    1. _adv.

      1)         
      ; ; high up in the air      ; she
      lives three floors up  ף   

      2)   ߣ , ; he went up  ۣ ; up
      and down   ;   ң {. . up and down}; hands
      up!  !

      3)   ,   ,  ,   
      .. ; the corn is up  ; age 12 up  12  
      

      4)   : a boy came up ۣ 

      5)     : he is up to his father as a
      scientist  ޣ     

      6)        
           : he is up  ; he was up
      all night   ,     

      7)    ,    :
      Parliament is up   ; it is all up with him
        ӣ ; the house burned up   ; to eat up
      ; to save up 

      8)    : something is up -
      ; - ; what's up?  ޣ ?, 
      ?

      9) _. ; he is two points up     
       

      #) up in ) ; she is well up in history   
      ; ) ; up in arms . arm II, 1, 1); up to
      )   , : he is not up to this job
           ; he is up to a thing or two  
          ; to act up to one's promise 
       ;  ; )   
        ; up to the middle of January   

      *) it's up to you (him, etc.) to decide (to act, etc.) 
      (  ..)   (  ..); up with..! 
      ..!; to be up and about   , ,
        ; up against smth.     -.

    2. _prep.

      1)  ,    (, ,   ..);
      up the river   ; up the hill  ; up the steps 
       

      2)  ; ; up the street  ; to travel up (the)
      country   

      3)  (,   ..); up the wind  ; to row
      up the stream   

      4)  ,   

    3. _a.

      1) ,  

      2) 

      3)        (.  ); up
      train ,      

      4)  ( )

    4. _n.

      1) ߣ; ups and downs ) ̣  ; )  

      2) 

      3) 

      4) ,   ..,   ,     
      

    5. _v. _.

      1) ;  ()

      2) 
_____

up and down

  ['Apn'daun] _adv.

    1) , 

    2)   ; {. . up 1, 2)}
_____

up country

  [Ap'kAntrI] _adv.  ;  
_____

up to

  [Aptu:] )   , : he is not up to this
  job      ; he is up to a thing or two  
      ; to act up to one's promise 
   ;  ; )    
   ; up to the middle of January   

    *) it's up to you (him, etc.) to decide (to act, etc.) 
    (  ..)   (  ..); up with..! 
    ..!; to be up and about   , , 
     ; up against smth.     -.
_____

up-

  [Ap] _pref.

    1)   ,    , 
      : up-grade ߣ; upland ; upstairs 

    2)      , 
       , ߣ,    ..:
    upheaval ; ; upswing 

    3)   ,   ,  
     : to uproot   , ޣ; to upset
    ; to upturn ף
_____

up-and-coming

  ['Apnd'kAmIN] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2)  , 
_____

up-and-down

  ['Apn'daun] _a.

    1) 

    2)    ,    

    3) _. , 

    4) 
_____

up-beat

  [Ap'bi:t] _n. _.    
_____

up-country

  ['Ap'kAntrI]

    1. _n.   

    2. _a.   ; 
_____

up-date

  [Ap'deIt] _v. 
_____

up-grade

  ['Ap'greId]

    1. _n. ߣ; on the up-grade  ߣ

    2. _v.   ,    
      ..
_____

up-stream

  ['Ap'stri:m]

    1. _adv.

      1)  

      2)   

    2. _a.

      1)   

      2)    
_____

up-to-date

  ['Apt'deIt] _a. ;   ;
  
_____

upas

  ['ju:ps] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  
_____

upas-tree

  ['ju:pstri:] = upas 1)
_____

upbear

  [Ap'bE] _v. (upbore; upborne) 
_____

upbore

  [Ap'bO:] _p.  upbear
_____

upborne

  [Ap'bO:n] _p-p.  upbear
_____

upbraid

  [Ap'breId] _v. ,  (with, for -  -.)
_____

upbringing

  ['Ap,brININ] _n. 
_____

upbuild

  [Ap'bIld] _v. , 
_____

upcast

  ['Apka:st]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _.  

    2. _a. ,  
_____

upchuck

  [Ap'tSAk] _v. _. ,  
_____

updo

  ['Apdu:] _n. ޣ,    ޣ 
_____

upgrowth

  ['Apgru] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ,  ԣ,  
_____

upheaval

  [Ap'hi:vl] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _.  
_____

upheave

  [Ap'hi:v] _v. (upheaved [Ap'hi:vd], uphove) ()
_____

upheld

  [Ap'held] _p.  _p-p.  uphold
_____

uphill

  ['Ap'hIl]

    1. _adv.  

    2. _a.

      1)   

      2) _. ֣, ; an uphill task  
_____

uphold

  [Ap'huld] _v. (upheld) , ; ; to uphold the
  view  
_____

upholder

  [Ap'huld] _n. 
_____

upholster

  [Ap'hulst] _v.

    1)  (; with, in upholster -.)

    2)  (,   ..)
_____

upholsterer

  [Ap'hulstr] _n. ; 
_____

upholstery

  [Ap'hulstrI] _n.

    1)    

    2)  , 
_____

uphove

  [Ap'huv] _p.  _p-p.  upheave
_____

upkeep

  ['Apki:p] _n.

    1)  ( ); 

    2)  
_____

upland

  ['Aplnd]

    1. _n. (. _pl.)  ;   

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ̣;   
_____

uplift

  1. _n. ['AplIft]

    1) ߣ (  ..);  ߣ

    2) _. 

  2. _v. [Ap'lIft]  ()
_____

upon

  ['pOn] ( ); [pn] ( ) = on 1

    *) upon my Sam! _.  !
_____

upper

  ['Ap]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; the Upper House  ; the upper
      servants   (  ..); the upper ten
      (thousand)  ; upper crust )  
      (); )  , ; ) _. ;
      ; the upper storey )  ; ) _. , "";
      he is a little wrong in the upper storey     

      2) _.  ( )

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _pl. ; 

      3) _.   ( )

      4)  

      5) _.  

      *) to be (down) on one's uppers )    ;
      )   ;   Σ 
_____

upper works

  ['Apw:ks] _n. _pl.   
_____

upper-cut

  ['ApkAt] _n. ,   ( )
_____

uppermost

  ['Apmust]

    1. _a.

      1)  ; 

      2) , 

    2. _adv.

      1) 

      2)  ; I said whatever came uppermost   , 
        
_____

uppish

  ['ApIS] _a. _. , ; 
_____

uppity

  ['ApItI] _. . uppish
_____

upraise

  [Ap'reIz] _v. , ; 
_____

upright

  1. _n. ['ApraIt]

    1) ; ; 

    2) _.  upright piano

  2. _a.

    1) ['Ap'raIt] , , 

    2) ['ApraIt] 

  3. _adv. ['Ap'raIt] , , 
_____

upright piano

  ['ApraItpI'nu] _n. 
_____

uprightly

  ['Ap,raItlI] _adv. , 
_____

uprise

  1. _n. ['ApraIz]

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ߣ

    4) = uprising 2

  2. _v. [Ap'raIz] (uprose; uprisen) _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

uprisen

  [Ap'rIzn] _p-p.  uprise 2
_____

uprising

  [Ap'raIzIN]

    1. _pres-p.  uprise 2

    2. _n. 
_____

uproar

  ['AprO:] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

uproarious

  [Ap'rO:rIs] _a. , 
_____

uproot

  [Ap'ru:t] _v.   ; 
_____

uprose

  [Ap'ruz] _p.  uprise 2
_____

upset

  [Ap'set]

    1. _v. (upset)

      1) ()

      2) ,  (  ..); to upset smb.'s plans
       -. 

      3) , ,    ; I am
      upset  

      4)  

      5) _. ; 

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) , 

      4) _. 

      5) ; stomach upset  

      6) _.  

    3. _a.: upset price    ( )
_____

upshot

  ['ApSOt] _n. , ; ; in the upshot  
  
_____

upside

  ['ApsaId] _n.    
_____

upside-down

  ['ApsaId'daun]

    1. _a. ף  

    2. _adv.  ,  
_____

upstage

  ['Ap'steId]

    1. _a.

      1)     

      2) _. , 

    2. _adv.   
_____

upstair

  ['Ap'stE] = upstairs 1, 1)  3)
_____

upstairs

  ['Ap'stEz]

    1. _adv.

      1)  ( ), ; ,   

      2) _.   ;  

    2. _n.

      1)   

      2) ,    

    3. _a.    , 
_____

upstanding

  ['Ap'stndIN] _a.

    1) ; ; 

    2)   

    3) ; upstanding children  

    4)   
_____

upstart

  1. _n. ['Apsta:t] 

  2. _v. [Ap'sta:t]

    1) 

    2)  , 
_____

upstate

  ['Ap'steIt] _n. _.   
_____

upstroke

  ['Apstruk] _n.

    1) ,   ( ,  )

    2) _.  () 
_____

upsurge

  [Ap's:d]

    1. _n. , , ߣ; upsurge of anger  

    2. _v. , 
_____

upsweep

  ['Apswi:p]

    1. _n. = updo

    2. _v. ޣ,   ()
_____

upswing

  ['ApswIN]

    1. _n. ߣ; 

    2. _v. ; 
_____

uptake

  ['ApteIk] _n.

    1) ; to be quick (slow) in the uptake  ()
    

    2) _.  
_____

upthrow

  ['Apru] _n.

    1)  

    2) = upheaval 3)
_____

uptown

  ['Ap'taun]

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2) _.   

    2. _a.       

    3. _adv.    
_____

uptrend

  ['Ap'trend] _n.   
_____

upturn

  [Ap't:n]

    1. _n.

      1) ߣ;  (  ..)

      2)  (  ..)

    2. _v. ף
_____

upward

  ['Apwd]

    1. _a.    

    2. _adv. = upwards
_____

upwards

  ['Apwdz] _adv.

    1) ; to follow the river upwards    

    2) ; ; ; children of five years and upwards  
      

    *) upwards of ; upwards of 50 people  50 
_____

uraemia

  [ju'ri:mj] _n. _. 
_____

uranium

  [ju'reInjm] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; uranium reactor  
_____

urban

  [':bn] _a. ; urban population  
_____

urbane

  [:'beIn] _a. ;   
_____

urbanity

  [:'bnItI] _n.

    1) , , 

    2)  
_____

urbanize

  [':bnaIz] _v.

    1)  , 

    2)    (ӣ  ..)
_____

urchin

  [':tSIn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

urea

  ['jurI] _n. _. 
_____

ureter

  [ju'ri:t] _n. _. 
_____

urethra

  [ju'ri:r] _n.  , 
_____

urge

  [:d]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (. urge on)

      2) ; 

      3) ,  ;  ; to urge smth.
      upon smb.  -.  ޣ-.

      4) ,     
_____

urgency

  [':dnsI] _n.

    1) , ; a matter of great urgency
     

    2) ; 
_____

urgent

  [':dnt] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  ; to be in urgent need of smth.  
     ޣ-.

    3) , ; 
_____

uric

  ['jurIk] _a. 
_____

urinal

  ['jurInl] _n.

    1) 

    2) ɣ
_____

urinary

  ['jurInrI] _a. 
_____

urinate

  ['jurIneIt] _v. 
_____

urination

  [,jurI'neISn] _n. 
_____

urine

  ['jurIn] _n. 
_____

urinology

  [,jurI'nOldI] = urology
_____

urn

  [:n] _n.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

urology

  [ju'rOldI] _n. 
_____

ursine

  [':saIn] _a. 
_____

us

  [As] ( ); [s] ( ) _pron. _pers. _obj. 
  we
_____

usable

  ['ju:zbl] _a.

    1)   

    2) , 
_____

usage

  ['ju:zId] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ; harsh usage  

    3) , 

    4) 
_____

usance

  ['ju:zns] _n.      
   
_____

use

  1. _n. [ju:s]

    1) ; ; in use  ; in daily use 
     ;  ; to be ( to fall) out of use 
     ; to put knowledge to use    

    2) ();     (-.); to
    have the use of smth.  -.; he put the use of his house
    at my disposal      ; to lose the
    use of smth.    -.; he lost the use
    of his eyes  ; to make use of, to put to use ,
    

    3) ; ; to be of (no) use  (); is there any
    use?  ?; what's the use of arguing?   ?; I have no
    use for it _. )     ; )    

    4) , ; use and wont  ; long use has
    reconciled me to it       

    5) , ; a tool with many uses ,  
     

    6)  , 

    7) _.    ;   
      

  2. _v. [ju:z]

    1) , , ; to use one's brains (
    one's wits) " "; may I use your name?    
    ?

    2) , ; they use 10 tons of coal a month 
     10    

    3) ,  ( -.); to use smb. like a dog
     -.; he thinks himself ill used  ,   
     

    4) (. _p. . [ju:st]) I used to see him often   
    ; it used to be said () ; there used to be a
    house here    

    #) use up ) , ; ; ) ; to
    feel used up    
_____

used

  1. [ju:zd] _p-p.  use 2

  2. [ju:zd] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. , 

  3. [ju:st] _predic. ; you'll soon get used to it   
   ; I'm not used to being talked to in that rude way  
  ,      
_____

used to

  ['ju:sttu:] _a. ; you'll soon get used to it  
    
_____

used-up

  ['ju:zd'Ap] _a.

    1) , ң

    2) _. ;  ģ
_____

useful

  ['ju:sful] _a.

    1) , ; useful effect _.  , 

    2) _. ; ;  
_____

useless

  ['ju:slIs] _a.

    1) ;   

    2) _.   ,   ; I am feeling
    useless    ,      
_____

user

  ['ju:z] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (-.)

    3) _.  ;  
_____

usher

  ['AS]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; ԣ

      3)  ( )

      4) 

      5) _. 

      6) _. _.  

    2. _v.

      1) ;  (in)

      2) ,  (, ; . usher in)
_____

usherette

  [,AS'ret] _n. ; ԣ
_____

usquebaugh

  ['AskwIbO:] _n.

    1) _. _. 

    2)      
_____

usual

  ['ju:ul]

    1. _a. , ; as usual  ; the usual thing ,
       (, )

    2. _n. (the usual) = the usual thing {. 1}
_____

usually

  ['ju:ulI] _adv. , 
_____

usufruct

  ['ju:sjufrAkt] _n. _.  (   
     ţ   )
_____

usufructuary

  [,ju:sju'frAktjurI] _.

    1. _a.    {. usufruct}

    2. _n. ,  
_____

usurer

  ['ju:r] _n. 
_____

usurious

  [ju:'zjurIs] _a. 
_____

usurp

  [ju:'z:p] _v. ,  
_____

usurpation

  [,ju:z:'peISn] _n. ,  
_____

usurper

  [ju:'z:p] _n. , 
_____

usury

  ['ju:urI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3): with usury  
_____

utensil

  [ju:'tensl] _n. , ; ; kitchen utensils
   ; writing utensils  
_____

uteri

  ['ju:traI] _pl.  uterus
_____

uterine

  ['ju:traIn] _a. ; uterine brother  
_____

uterus

  ['ju:trs] _n. (_pl. -ri) _. 
_____

utilitarian

  [,ju:tIlI'tErIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. (Utilitarian) 
_____

utilitarianism

  [,ju:tIlI'tErInIzm] _n. _. 
_____

utility

  [ju:'tIlItI] _n.

    1) ; ; of no utility 

    2) _pl. (. public utilities)  , ;
     

    3) _pl.      

    4) _.  

    5) _attr. 

    6) _attr.    

    7) _attr.  ( )
_____

utility-man

  [ju:'tIlItImn] _n.

    1) _. _. ԣ   

    2)    
_____

utilization

  [,ju:tIlaI'zeISn] _n. , 
_____

utilize

  ['ju:tIlaIz] _v. , 
_____

utmost

  ['Atmust]

    1. _a.

      1)  ̣; the utmost ends of earth  ̣
       

      2) , ; ; utmost secrecy  ;
      with the utmost pleasure   

    2. _n.  , ӣ ; to do one's utmost  ӣ
    ; he did the utmost of his power   ӣ,   
     
_____

utricle

  ['ju:trIkl] _n. _.    
_____

utter

  I ['At] _v.

    1)  (); 

    2)  ; to utter a lie 

    3)    (.  )

  II ['At] _a.

    1) , , ; ; utter darkness 
    ; an utter scoundrel  

    2): utter barrister ,      
       " "
_____

utterance

  ['Atrns] _n.

    1)   , ; he gave utterance to his rage 
     

    2) ; public utterance  

    3) ; ,  

    4)  
_____

utterly

  ['AtlI] _adv. , ; utterly ruined , 
  ң
_____

uttermost

  ['Atmust] = utmost
_____

uvula

  ['ju:vjul] _n. (_pl. -lae) _. 
_____

uvulae

  ['ju:vjuli:] _pl.  uvula
_____

uvular

  ['ju:vjul] _a. 
_____

uxorious

  [Ak'sO:rIs] _a.      
_____

vac

  [vk] _n. _.

    1) _.  vacation 1

    2) _.  vacuum-cleaner
_____

vacancy

  ['veIknsI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,    ; , 
    

    3) ; ; a vacancy in one's knowledge   

    4) ,  

    5) ; 

    6) 

    7) ,  ; "no vacancies" " " ( 
      ..)
_____

vacant

  ['veIknt] _a.

    1) , , ; to be vacant ; "vacant
    possession" "   " ()

    2) ,  ( )

    3) , , ,  ( 
    ..); a vacant smile  

    4) 

    5) _.  ()
_____

vacantly

  ['veIkntlI] _adv. , , 
_____

vacate

  [v'keIt] _v.

    1) ; , 

    2) ; 

    3) _. _.  , 
_____

vacation

  [v'keISn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ; the long vacation  

      3) 

      4) _attr. ; ; vacation pay  

    2. _v. _. ,  
_____

vacationist

  [v'keISnIst] _n. _. , 
_____

vaccinate

  ['vksIneIt] _v. _.

    1)   (. to vaccinate smb. against smallpox)

    2)  , ,  
_____

vaccination

  [,vksI'neISn] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

vaccine

  ['vksi:n] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; vaccine therapy 
_____

vaccinia

  [vk'sInI] _n.  
_____

vacillate

  ['vsIleIt] _v.

    1) ;  

    2) , 
_____

vacillating

  ['vsIleItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  vacillate

    2. _a. ; 
_____

vacillation

  [,vsI'leISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

vacua

  ['vkju] _pl.  vacuum
_____

vacuity

  [v'kju:ItI] _n.

    1)  ;  (  ..)

    2) ,  ; ""
_____

vacuous

  ['vkjus] _a.

    1)  (. _.); vacuous stare  

    2) , 
_____

vacuum

  ['vkjum]

    1. _n. (_pl. -s ['vkjumz], -cua)

      1) _. ,  

      2) _.   (   )

      3) _. ; to fill the vacuum  , 
      

      4) _. 

      5) _attr. 

    2. _v. _.  
_____

vacuum brake

  ['vkjum'breIk] _n.  
_____

vacuum cleaner

  ['vkjum,kli:n] _n. 
_____

vacuum fan

  ['vkjum'fn] _n. _. ,  
_____

vacuum flask

  ['vkjum'fla:sk] _n. 
_____

vacuum-gauge

  ['vkjum'geId] _n. 
_____

vacuum-pump

  ['vkjum'pAmp] _n. -
_____

vacuum-tube

  ['vkjum'tju:b] _n. _.  
_____

vacuum-valve

  ['vkjum'vlv] = vacuum-tube
_____

vade-mecum

  ['veIdI'mi:km] _. _n.  ; 
_____

vagabond

  ['vgbOnd]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. ; 

    2. _a. ; to live a vagabond life    ,
    

    3. _v. ; 
_____

vagabondage

  ['vgbOndId] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

vagabondism

  ['vgbOndIzm] _n. 
_____

vagabondize

  ['vgbOndaIz] _v. ; 
_____

vagarious

  [v'gErIs] _a. , 
_____

vagary

  ['veIgrI] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) _pl. 
_____

vagina

  [v'daIn] _n. (_pl. -nae, -s [v'daInz]) _. _. 
_____

vaginae

  [v'daIni:] _pl.  vagina
_____

vaginal

  [v'daInl] _a. _. 
_____

vagrancy

  ['veIgrnsI] _n.

    1) ; taken up for vagrancy  
    

    2) ; 
_____

vagrant

  ['veIgrnt]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; vagrant tribes  

      2) ;  (   ..); vagrant thoughts
       
_____

vague

  [veIg] _a.

    1) ̣, , ; ; vague hopes 
    ; vague rumours ̣ ; vague resemblance
    ̣ ; I have not the vaguest notion what to do  
      ,  ; he was very vague on this
    point       ̣ 

    2) ;  (   ..)
_____

vail

  [veIl] _v. _. _.

    1)  (, ͣ)

    2) ;  (to -  -.)

    3)  ()

    4)  ();  ()
_____

vain

  [veIn] _a.

    1) ; ; vain efforts  

    2) ; 

    3) , 

    4) ,  ; to be vain of smth.  -.

    5) _. 

    *) in vain ) , ; ) ; to take smb.'s name in vain
      -.   ; to take God's name in vain
    
_____

vainglorious

  [veIn'glO:rIs] _a. ; 
_____

vainglory

  [veIn'glO:rI] _n. ; 
_____

vainly

  ['veInlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

vakeel

  [v'ki:l] _. _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

vakil

  [v'ki:l] _. _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

valance

  ['vlns] _n.  ( ); 
_____

vale

  I [veIl] _n.

    1) _. , ; this vale of tears ( of woe, of misery)
    " ̣", " "

    2)    

  II ['veIlI] _. _.

    1. _n. ; to say ( to take) one's vale 

    2. _int. !
_____

valediction

  [,vlI'dIkSn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ,  
_____

valedictorian

  [,vlIdIk'tO:rIn] _n. _. -,  
  
_____

valedictory

  [,vlI'dIktrI]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _.  , 

    2. _a. ; valedictory speech  
_____

valence

  I ['vlns] = valance

  II ['veIlns] = valency
_____

valency

  ['veIlnsI] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; valency link  
_____

valentine

  ['vlntaIn] _n.

    1) ,  (   . 14-
    ,   . )

    2)    , ,    .
     {. 1)}
_____

valerian

  [v'lIrIn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)   (. valerian drops)
_____

valeric

  [v'lIrIk] _a.: valeric acid  
_____

valet

  ['vlIt]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  ,  ,  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  ,   ( )
_____

valetudinarian

  ['vlI,tju:dI'nErIn]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _n.    ;   
_____

valetudinarianism

  ['vlI,tju:dI'nErInIzm] _n. ; 
_____

valetudinary

  [,vlI'tju:dInrI] = valetudinarian
_____

valiancy

  ['vljnsI] _n. , 
_____

valiant

  ['vljnt]

    1. _a.

      1) ,  ()

      2)  ()

    2. _n.  
_____

valid

  ['vlId] _a.

    1) _. ,  ; the contract is valid  
    ; the ticket is valid for a month    
    

    2) ,  (, )

    3) _. ޣ; valid trial ޣ 
_____

validate

  ['vlIdeIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  ,   ; ; to
    validate a policy   
_____

validation

  [,vlI'deISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ;   
_____

validity

  [v'lIdItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , ; without validity ,
    
_____

valise

  [v'li:z] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. _. ; ͣ 
_____

valley

  ['vlI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. , 

    3) _. ֣
_____

valor

  ['vl] _. = valour
_____

valorize

  ['vlraIz] _. _v.

    1)   ԣ  

    2)  ()
_____

valorous

  ['vlrs] _a. _. 
_____

valour

  ['vl] _n. 
_____

valuable

  ['vljubl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; a valuable picture  

      2) , ; he gave me valuable information   
       

      3) _.  

    2. _n. (. _pl.)  ; 
_____

valuation

  [,vlju'eISn] _n.  (); to take smb. at his own valuation
   -.  ,     
_____

value

  ['vlju:]

    1. _n.

      1) ; of no value ,   ; to put much
      (little) value upon smth.  ()  -.

      2) ; ;  ; they paid him the value
      of his lost property      
      ; to get good value for one's money    
      ,  ; to go down in value   ,
      ; 

      3) _. ; surplus (exchange) value  ()
      

      4) 

      5) ,  (); to give full value to each word
       

      6) _. , 

      7) _.  ()

      8) _.      

      9) _pl. , ; cultural values  ;
      sense of values  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) , ; he values himself on his knowledge  
       ; I do not value that a brass farthing -, 
         
_____

valued

  ['vlju:d]

    1. _p-p.  value 2

    2. _a. ; ;  Σ; valued opinion  
_____

valueless

  ['vljulIs] _a.   , 
_____

valuer

  ['vlju] _n. 
_____

valuta

  [v'lu:t] _n. 
_____

valve

  [vlv] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2)  ()

    3) _. ; 

    4)  ()

    5) _.  

    6) _. , 

    7) _attr. 

    8) _attr. 
_____

valve set

  ['vlv'set] _n. _.  ɣ
_____

valvular

  ['vlvjul] _a.

    1) _. valvular defect   ()

    2) 
_____

vamoose

  [v'mu:s] _v. _. , ; 
_____

vamose

  [v'mus] _v. _. , ; 
_____

vamp

  I [vmp]

    1. _n.

      1)  (); 

      2) 

      3) -.,    

      4) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)    ( )

      2) ,  (. vamp up)

      3) (. vamp up) ;   ;  
       

      4) _.  

  II [vmp] _.

    1. _n. ; (-)

    2. _v.  (, .   )
_____

vampire

  ['vmpaI] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  (-  )

    3) , 

    4) = vamp II, 1

    5) _. , ""
_____

vampire bat

  ['vmpaIbt] = vampire 2)
_____

van

  I [vn] _n. (_.  vanguard) ; to be in ( to lead) the
  van  ,  

  II [vn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)    

    2. _v.   ,    ..
_____

vanadium

  [v'neIdjm] _n. _. 
_____

vandal

  ['vndl]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) (Vandal) _. 

      3) 

    2. _a. 
_____

vandalism

  ['vndlIzm] _n. , 
_____

vandalize

  ['vndlaIz] _v.

    1) , 

    2)     , 
_____

vane

  [veIn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ( , );  (); 
    ();  ()

    3) ,  (  ); 
_____

vanguard

  ['vnga:d] _n. _.  , 
_____

vanilla

  [v'nIl] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  

    3) _attr. 
_____

vanillin

  [v'nIlIn] _n. _. 
_____

vanish

  ['vnIS]

    1. _v.

      1) , ; to vanish in the crowd   

      2) _.   

    2. _n. _. 
_____

vanishing

  ['vnISIN]

    1. _pres-p.  vanish 1

    2. _a. ; vanishing fraction _. ,   ;
    vanishing cream    ,  
    
_____

vanishing-line

  ['vnISIN'laIn] _n.   ( )
_____

vanishing-point

  ['vnISINpOInt] _n.   ( ); _. 
  
_____

vanity

  ['vnItI] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) ; injured vanity ̣ 

    3) = vanity bag

    *) Vanity Fair  
_____

vanity bag

  ['vnItIbg] _n.  ;  
_____

vanity box

  ['vnItIbOks] = vanity bag
_____

vanity case

  ['vnItIkeIs] = vanity bag
_____

vanquish

  ['vNkwIS] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) ,  (-.   ..)
_____

vanquisher

  ['vNkwIS] _n. ; 
_____

vantage

  ['va:ntId] _n. ; to have ( to hold, to take) smb. at a
  ( the) vantage    -.
_____

vantage-ground

  ['va:ntId'graund] _n. ,  ,  
_____

vantage-point

  ['va:ntIdpOInt] = vantage-ground
_____

vapid

  ['vpId] _a.

    1) , ; vapid beer  

    2) ; , , ; vapid conversation
     
_____

vapidity

  [v'pIdItI] _n.   . {. vapid}
_____

vapor

  ['veIp] _. = vapour
_____

vaporarium

  [,veIp'rErIm] = vapour bath
_____

vaporescense

  [,veIp'resns] _n. 
_____

vaporization

  [,veIpraI'zeISn] _n. ; ; 
_____

vaporize

  ['veIpraIz] _v. ()
_____

vaporizer

  ['veIpraIz] _n. 
_____

vaporous

  ['veIprs] _a.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _. , 
_____

vapour

  ['veIp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2)  , , ; the vapours of a disordered
      mind  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) 
_____

vapour bath

  ['veIpba:] _n.    ; 
_____

vapour trail

  ['veIptreIl] _n.  ̣  ֣ 
_____

vapourish

  ['veIprIS] _a.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

vapoury

  ['veIprI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3)  ( )
_____

varan

  ['vrn] _n. _. 
_____

variability

  [,vErI'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

variable

  ['vErIbl]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; variable weather  

      2)  (. _.)

      3) _. ; 

    2. _n.

      1) _.  ()

      2) _.  

      3) _pl. _.  ,    
_____

variance

  ['vErIns] _n.

    1) ; ; to be at variance )  
    ;   ; )   ; to set at
    variance  ,   ; 

    2) 

    3) , 

    4) _.   , 
_____

variant

  ['vErInt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.

      1)   ; ; variant reading 

      2) ; variant results  ; variant
      spellings of a word   
_____

variation

  [,vErI'eISn] _n.

    1) , ; variations of temperature 
    ; variations in public opinion  
    ; variation in ( of) prices   

    2) ; 

    3) ; permissible variation  

    4) _. _. 

    5)   
_____

varicella

  [,vrI'sel] _n. _.  
_____

varicoloured

  ['vErI,kAld] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

varicose

  ['vrIkus] _a. _. ,  ( )
_____

varied

  ['vErId]

    1. _p-p.  vary

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; with varied success  
      

      2) 
_____

variegate

  ['vErIgeIt] _v.

    1)  У,    

    2) 
_____

variegated

  ['vErIgeItId]

    1. _p-p.  variegate

    2. _a.

      1) ; У

      2) ; , , 
_____

variegation

  [,vErI'geISn] _n. У 
_____

variety

  [v'raItI] _n.

    1) ; varietys of fortune  ; great (
    vast) variety 

    2) ; I was struck by the variety of his attainments
       

    3) (of) , ; for a variety of reasons    

    4) , 

    5) = variety show

    6) _. 
_____

variety entertainment

  [v'raItI,ent'teInmnt] = variety show
_____

variety show

  [v'raItI'Su] _n. ,  ,  
_____

variety store

  [v'raItI'stO:] _n. _.  
_____

variform

  ['vErIfO:m] _a.   
_____

variola

  [v'raIl] _n. _. 
_____

variolate

  ['vErIleIt] _v. _.  
_____

variometer

  [,vErI'OmIt] _n. _. 
_____

variorum

  [,vErI'O:rm] _n.

    1)     

    2) ,     
_____

various

  ['vErIs]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; known under various names  
       

      2) ( .  . .) , ; there are various reasons for
      believing so     

      3) ; 

    2. _n. _.  ()
_____

varment

  ['va:mInt] _n.

    1) _.; _. , 

    2) (the varment) _. _. 

    3) _. = vermin
_____

varmint

  ['va:mInt] _n.

    1) _.; _. , 

    2) (the varmint) _. _. 

    3) _. = vermin
_____

varnish

  ['va:nIS]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) ,  ̣; to take the varnish off   
      , 

      4) _. , 

      5) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) ,   (. varnish over)

      2)  

      3) ,  ()
_____

varnishing-day

  ['va:nISINdeI] _n.     ( 
    ,     ..)
_____

varsity

  ['va:sItI] (. 'varsity) _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; varsity team  
    
_____

vary

  ['vErI] _v.

    1) (), (); to vary directly (inversely) _.
      () 

    2) ; ; opinions vary on this point   
     

    3) ; ; to vary one's diet  

    4) _.  ;  
_____

vascular

  ['vskjul] _a. _. ; vascular system  
_____

vase

  [va:z] _n. 
_____

vase-painting

  ['va:z,peIntIN] _n.  
_____

vaseline

  ['vsIli:n] _n. 
_____

vassal

  ['vsl] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ,  

    3) 

    4) _attr. ; Σ
_____

vassalage

  ['vslId] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _. , 
_____

vast

  [va:st]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; ; vast plains  ;
      vast scheme  

      2) ; vast interests   

      3) _. ; it makes a vast difference   
      

    2. _n. _. ; the vast of ocean  
_____

vastly

  ['va:stlI] _adv.

    1) ,   

    2) _. , ; I shall be vastly obliged   
    
_____

vasty

  ['va:stI] = vast 1, 1)
_____

vat

  [vt] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) , , 

    3) _attr. ; vat colours  
_____

vatic

  ['vtIk] _a. 
_____

vaticinate

  [v'tIsIneIt] _v. _. , 
_____

vaticination

  [,vtIsI'neISn] _n. _. , 
_____

vaudeville

  ['vudvIl] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ,  
_____

vault

  I [vO:lt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; the vault of heaven  

      2) , ,  ( ); wine vault  ;
      family vault  

    2. _v.   ( -.)

  II [vO:lt]

    1. _n. _.  ,   

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (.   -.)

      2) 
_____

vaulted

  I ['vO:ltId]

    1. _p-p.  vault I, 2

    2. _a. 

  II ['vO:ltId] _p-p.  vault II, 2
_____

vaulting

  I ['vO:ltIN]

    1. _pres-p.  vault I, 2

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) , 

  II ['vO:ltIN]

    1. _pres-p.  vault II, 2

    2. _n. ; 
_____

vaulting-horse

  ['vO:ltINhO:s] _n.  
_____

vaunt

  [vO:nt] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1)  (of - -.)

      2) 
_____

vavasour

  ['vvsu] _n. _. 
_____

veal

  [vi:l] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr.  ( )
_____

vector

  ['vekt]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2)  

      3) _attr. _. ; vector equation  

    2. _v. , ,  
_____

vedette

  [vI'det] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2)   (. vedette boat)
_____

veer

  I [vI]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)      ( ); the wind veers
      aft  

      3) _.  

      4)  (  ..); to veer left 

  II [vI] _v. _.  (; . veer away, veer out); veer and
  haul   
_____

veering

  I ['vIrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  veer I, 2

    2. _n. 

  II ['vIrIN] _pres-p.  veer II
_____

vegetable

  ['vedItbl]

    1. _n. ; green vegetables , 

      *) to become a mere vegetable ,   

    2. _a.

      1) ; vegetable physiology  ; vegetable
      oil  ; vegetable life )  ;
      ; ) _. ; 

      2) ; vegetable dish  
_____

vegetal

  ['vedItl] _a. 
_____

vegetarian

  [,vedI'tErIn]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. ; vegetarian restaurant  
_____

vegetarianism

  [,vedI'tErInIzm] _n. 
_____

vegetate

  ['vedIteIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2) ;   
_____

vegetation

  [,vedI'teISn] _n.

    1) ; tropical vegetation  

    2) 

    3) ;  

    4) _attr. ; vegetation period  
    ()
_____

vegetative

  ['vedIttIv] _a.

    1) , ; _. 

    2) ;   
_____

vehemence

  ['vi:Imns] _n. ; , 
_____

vehement

  ['vi:Imnt] _a. ; ; 
_____

vehicle

  ['vi:Ikl] _n.

    1)   (, ,   ..)

    2)  ; space vehicle  

    3)     ()

    4)  (, ,   ..)

    5) ;  
_____

vehicular

  [vI'hIkjul] _a.

    1) ; vehicular transport  

    2) 
_____

veil

  [veIl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) , ; ; to draw ( to cast, to throw) a veil
      over smth.    -.;   -.

      3) ; ; under the veil of  ;  

      *) to take the veil   ; to pass beyond the veil
      

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2) , ; ; to veil one's designs 
       
_____

veiling

  ['veIlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  veil 2

    2. _n.

      1) _. 

      2)   
_____

vein

  [veIn] _n.

    1) ;  

    2)  ();  ( )

    3) , 

    4) ; to be in the vein for smth.    
    -.; in the same vein    ,    

    5) _. 
_____

veined

  [veInd] _a. ң , 
_____

veinstone

  ['veInstun] _n. _.   ,  
_____

veiny

  ['veInI] _a.

    1) = veined

    2) ;   
_____

vela

  ['vi:l] _pl.  velum
_____

velar

  ['vi:l] _.

    1. _a. , Σ

    2. _n. , Σ 
_____

velaria

  [vI'lErI] _pl.  velarium
_____

velarium

  [vI'lErIm] _n. (_pl. -ria)  (    )
_____

veld

  [velt] = veldt
_____

veldt

  [velt] _n. _-. , 
_____

vellum

  ['velm] _n.

    1)  

    2) , 

    3) _attr.: vellum paper  ; vellum cloth 
    
_____

velocipede

  [vI'lOsIpi:d] _n.

    1) _. ң̣ 

    2) 
_____

velocity

  [vI'lOsItI] _n.

    1) ; ; initial velocity  ; at the
    velocity of sound   

    2) _attr. ; velocity gauge _. 
_____

velodrome

  ['vi:ldrum] _n. 
_____

velours

  [v'lu] _n. _.

    1) ; -

    2)  

    3) _attr. 
_____

velum

  ['vi:lm] _n. (_pl. vela) _. ; Σ 
_____

velvet

  ['velvIt]

    1. _n.

      1)  (. silk velvet); cotton velvet , 

      2) _. , 

      3) _. ,  , ; to be on velvet
      )  ; )    
        (.   )

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

      *) a velvet tread ,  
_____

velveteen

  ['velvI'ti:n] _n. 
_____

velveting

  ['velvItIN] _n. _.   
_____

velvety

  ['velvItI] _a. 
_____

vena

  ['vi:n] _n. (_pl. venae) _. 
_____

venae

  ['vi:ni:] _pl.  vena
_____

venal

  ['vi:nl] _a. ; ; ; venal practices 
_____

venality

  [vi:'nlItI] _n. 
_____

venation

  [vi:'neISn] _n. _. , 
_____

vend

  [vend] _v. ; 
_____

vendee

  [ven'di:] _n. _. 
_____

vender

  ['vend] = vendor 1)
_____

vendetta

  [ven'det] um. _n. ,  
_____

vendible

  ['vendbl]

    1. _a.

      1)   

      2) = venal

    2. _n. _pl.   
_____

vending machine

  ['vendINm,Si:n] _n.  
_____

vendor

  ['vendO:] _n.

    1) ; ,   

    2) = vending machine
_____

veneer

  [vI'nI]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  

      2) () ;  

      3)  , ̣; a veneer of culture  

      4) _attr. 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)    (-.); 

      3)    (-.);  (-.)
_____

venerable

  ['venrbl] _a.

    1) ; venerable age  

    2) _.  ( )

    3) , ݣ 
_____

venerate

  ['venreIt] _v.  ( -.), 
_____

veneration

  [,ven'reISn] _n. , 
_____

venerator

  ['venreIt] _n. 
_____

venereal

  [vI'nIrIl] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

venereologist

  [vI,nIrI'OldIst] _n. 
_____

venesection

  [,venI'sekSn] _n. _.  , 
_____

vengeance

  ['vendns] _n. , ; fearful vengeance  ; to take
  ( to inflict) vengeance on ( upon) smb.  -.; to seek
  vengeance upon smb.   -.

    *) with a vengeance _. ) ; ; ; that was
    luck with a vengeance!   !; )  
    ,  ;    ; the rain came down with a
    vengeance  ,   
_____

vengeful

  ['vendful] _a. 
_____

venial

  ['vi:njl] _a. ; a venial error  
_____

venire

  [vI'naIrI] _n. _. ,    
_____

venison

  ['venzn] _n. 
_____

venom

  ['venm] _n.

    1)  ( , . )

    2) , 
_____

venomous

  ['venms] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

venose

  ['vi:nus] _a. _. 
_____

venous

  ['vi:ns] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) = venose
_____

vent

  [vent]

    1. _n.

      1)    ;  ;
      

      2) , ; to give vent to one's feelings  ,
         ; to find vent for smth. in smth. 
       -.  ޣ-.; he found (a) vent for his anger in smashing
      the crockery    ,   

      3)  ( )

      4)   (   )

      5) _.  

      6)   ()

    2. _v.

      1)   ( ޣ-.)

      2)  (  ..); 

      3)   (., );  (  ..; upon - 
      -.)

      4) , ; to vent one's opinion  
      ϣ 
_____

vent-hole

  ['venthul] = vent 1, 1)
_____

vent-peg

  ['ventpeg] _n. _. 
_____

vent-pipe

  ['ventpaIp] _n.  
_____

ventage

  ['ventId] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ( )
_____

venter

  ['vent] _n.

    1) _. _. 

    2) _. by one venter 
_____

ventiduct

  ['ventIdAkt] _n.  , 
_____

ventilate

  ['ventIleIt] _v.

    1) , 

    2)  , 

    3) ,  ()

    4) ,   ;  
_____

ventilation

  [,ventI'leISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ,  ()
_____

ventilator

  ['ventIleIt] _n. 
_____

ventral

  ['ventrl] _a. _. _. ; ventral fin  
_____

ventricle

  ['ventrIkl] _n. _.  (, )
_____

ventriloquism

  [ven'trIlkwIzm] _n. 
_____

ventriloquist

  [ven'trIlkwIst] _n. 
_____

ventriloquize

  [ven'trIlkwaIz] _v. 
_____

venture

  ['ventS]

    1. _n.

      1)    ; to run the venture
      

      2) 

      3) ,  ; 

      *) at a venture ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  (-.);   ; to venture one's life
       

      2) , ;  (. venture on, venture upon);
      he ventured (upon) a remark     
_____

venturer

  ['ventSr] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) 

    3) _. ,   
_____

venturesome

  ['ventSsm] _a.

    1) ;  

    2) ;   

    3) , 
_____

venturous

  ['ventSrs] = venturesome
_____

venue

  ['venju:] _n.

    1) _.  ,     

    2) _.  , ; to shift the venue  
     (   ..)
_____

veracious

  [v'reISs] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

veracity

  [v'rsItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) ,  
_____

veranda

  [v'rnd] _n.

    1) , 

    2)       
_____

verandah

  [v'rnd] _n.

    1) , 

    2)       
_____

verb

  [v:b] _n. 
_____

verbal

  ['v:bl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; verbal contract  

      2) ; his sympathy is only verbal    ģ
       

      3) ; verbal translation  

      4) ; ; verbal noun 
      

      5) 

      6) _. ; verbal note  

    2. _n.   
_____

verbalism

  ['v:blIzm] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  

    3) 
_____

verbalist

  ['v:blIst] _n. , 
_____

verbalize

  ['v:blaIz] _v.

    1)  

    2)  

    3) _.    (  )
_____

verbally

  ['v:blI] _adv. 
_____

verbatim

  [v:'beItIm]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  ޣ (. verbatim transcripts)

    2. _a. ; verbatim report = 1, 2)

    3. _adv. ,   ; to report a speech verbatim 
       
_____

verbena

  [v:'bi:n] _n. _. 
_____

verbiage

  ['v:bIId] _n. ; ; to lose oneself in verbiage
     
_____

verbify

  ['v:bIfaI] = verbalize 3)
_____

verbose

  [v:'bus] _a. 
_____

verbosity

  [v:'bOsItI] _n. 
_____

verdancy

  ['v:dnsI] _n.

    1) , ̣ 

    2) , 
_____

verdant

  ['v:dnt] _a.

    1) ̣, 

    2) , , "̣"
_____

verdict

  ['v:dIkt] _n.

    1) ;   ; to return ( to bring in)
    a verdict of guilty (not guilty)   ()

    2) , ; my verdict differs from yours ϣ 
      
_____

verdigris

  ['v:dIgrIs] _n. - ()
_____

verdure

  ['v:d] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) ̣ 

    3)  ()
_____

verdurous

  ['v:drs] _a. ,  ; ̣  
_____

verge

  [v:d]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. ; on the verge of  

      3)   ģ  

      4) _.    ,  

      5)  (); 

      6) _. , 

    2. _v. ,  (to, towards -  -.)

      #) verge on, verge upon   -.; it verges on madness 
        
_____

verger

  ['v:d] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2)  
_____

veridical

  [ve'rIdIkl] _a.

    1)  ( _.)

    2)  
_____

verifiable

  ['verIfaIbl] _a.  ; 
_____

verification

  [,verIfI'keISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (, )

    3) _. 
_____

verify

  ['verIfaI] _v.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  ()

    4) _.  ();  ()
_____

verily

  ['verIlI] _adv. _. , 
_____

verisimilar

  [,verI'sImIl] _a. ; 
_____

verisimilitude

  [,verIsI'mIlItju:d] _n. 
_____

veritable

  ['verItbl] _a. , , 
_____

verity

  ['verItI] _n.

    1) ; ; ; in all verity, _. of a verity
    

    2) 
_____

verjuice

  ['v:du:s] _n.

    1)   ( )

    2) ; ; a look of verjuice ,
     ,   
_____

vermeil

  ['v:meIl]

    1. _n.

      1) _. . vermilion 1

      2)  , , 

    2. _a. _. . vermilion 2
_____

vermicelli

  [,v:mI'selI] _. _n. 
_____

vermicide

  ['v:mIsaId] = vermifuge
_____

vermicular

  [v:'mIkjul] = vermiform
_____

vermiform

  ['v:mIfO:m] _a. ; vermiform appendix _. 
  
_____

vermifuge

  ['v:mIfju:d] _n. _.  
_____

vermilion

  [v'mIljn]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) - 

    2. _a. -; 

    3. _v.

      1)  

      2)   - 
_____

vermin

  ['v:mIn] _n.

    1) _.  (,   ..)

    2) _. _-. , 

    3)  ;  

    4)  , 

    5) _. , 
_____

verminous

  ['v:mIns] _a.

    1)  

    2)  

    3) , ; 
_____

vermouth

  ['v:m] _n. 
_____

vermuth

  ['v:m] = vermouth
_____

vernacular

  [v'nkjul]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ;  ( );  ( )

      2)      

      3)   ,    
      (   ..)

      4) ,  (  ,  
      .. -    )

    2. _n.

      1)  ;  ;  

      2) _.  , 

      3) ,   (  ..)
_____

vernacularism

  [v'nkjulrIzm] _n.

    1)    

    2)   
_____

vernal

  ['v:nl] _a.

    1) ; the vernal equinox  

    2) , 
_____

vernalization

  [,v:nlaI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

vernation

  [v:'neISn] _n. _.   
_____

vernier

  ['v:nj] _n. _. , 
_____

veronica

  [vI'rOnIk] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) = vernicle
_____

versatile

  ['v:staIl] _a.

    1) ; ; versatile talent  ;
    versatile mind  

    2) , 

    3) _. _. 
_____

versatility

  [,v:s'tIlItI] _n.   . {. versatile}
_____

verse

  [v:s]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , ; in verse or prose     ; lyrical
      verse  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)   
_____

versed

  I [v:st] _a. ,  (in -  ޣ-.)

  II [v:st] _p-p.  verse 2
_____

verse-monger

  ['v:s,mANg] _n. ̣; 
_____

versicoloured

  ['v:sI,kAld] _a. ,   ,
  
_____

versification

  [,v:sIfI'keISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)    
_____

versifier

  ['v:sIfaI] _n. 
_____

versify

  ['v:sIfaI] _v.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

version

  ['v:Sn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3)  (  ); the Russian version of the treaty
      
_____

verso

  ['v:su] _. _n. (_pl. -os ['v:suz])

    1)    

    2)   (, )
_____

versus

  ['v:ss] _. _prep.

    1) (. _. v.) _. _. ; Smith v. Robinson ,
    ģ   ; Lancashire v. Yorkshire 
        

    2)   
_____

vert

  I [v:t] (_.  convert  pervert) _.

    1. _n. ݣ  ݣ   

    2. _v.    

  II [v:t] _n. _. ̣ 
_____

vertebra

  ['v:tIbr] _n. (_pl. -rae)

    1) 

    2) _pl. _. 
_____

vertebrae

  ['v:tIbri:] _pl.  vertebra
_____

vertebral

  ['v:tIbrl] _a. ; vertebral column  ;
   
_____

vertebrate

  ['v:tIbrIt]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. 
_____

vertex

  ['v:teks] _n. (_pl. -tices)

    1) ; vertex of an angle  

    2) ,   ( )

    3) _. 
_____

vertical

  ['v:tIkl]

    1. _a.

      1) ; vertical take-off aircraft ̣  
      ̣

      2) 

      *) vertical union _.  , 
       ,     

    2. _n.  ; 
_____

vertices

  ['v:tIsi:z] _pl.  vertex
_____

verticil

  ['v:tIsIl] _n. _. 
_____

vertiginous

  [v:'tIdIns] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ; to feel vertiginous 
    

    3) , ; vertiginous current 
_____

vertigo

  ['v:tIgu] _n. (_pl. -os ['v:tIguz]) 
_____

vervain

  ['v:veIn] _n. _. 
_____

verve

  [v:v], [vEv] _n.

    1)    ();  (); to set to do
    smth. with verve   -.  

    2)  
_____

very

  ['verI]

    1. _a.

      1) , , ; the very truth  ; the
      veriest coward  

      2)   ޣ ,  , 
      ; this very day    ; the very man I want  
      ,   

      3) , ; at the very end   ; a very little
      more - 

      4) ޣ ,  ,   ; ;
      his very absence is eloquent    

    2. _adv.

      1) ; very well ; I don't swim very well  
       ; very much ; in a very torn condition
      ң,   

      2)   ;     _sup. 
      ; it is the very best thing you can do   ,  
       ; he came the very next day  ۣ   
      

      3) ޣ   : he used the
      very same words as I had      ; the very
      opposite to what I expected   ,  
      ; very much the other way   

      4) ޣ , : my (his, etc.) very own
      ϣ (  ..)  , ; you may keep the book for
      your very own      -   ţ 
_____

vesicant

  ['vesIknt]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.    - 
_____

vesicate

  ['vesIkeIt] _v. 
_____

vesicle

  ['vesIkl] _n.

    1) _. _. ң

    2) _.     
_____

vesicular

  [vI'sIkjul] _a. _. ; vesicular disease 
_____

vesper

  ['vesp] _n.

    1) (Vesper)  

    2) _. 

    3) _pl. _. 

    4) = vesper-bell
_____

vesper-bell

  ['vespbel] _n.  
_____

vespertine

  ['vesptaIn] _a.

    1) 

    2) _.  

    3) _.  ( )
_____

vespiary

  ['vespIrI] _n.  
_____

vessel

  ['vesl] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) ̣

    4) = blood-vessel

    *) weak vessel ģ ; the weaker vessel _. ) 
    ;  ; )   (); ,
     
_____

vest

  [vest]

    1. _n.

      1) (. _.) ; coat, vest and trousers -

      2)   (  )

      3)  

      4) _. _. ; 

      5) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) ; to vest smb. with power  -. ; to
      vest rights in a person  -. 

      2)  ( ,   ..; in)

      3)  (  ..; with)

      4) _. ()
_____

vest-pocket

  ['vest'pOkIt] _n.

    1)  

    2) _attr. ;  , ; a vest-pocket
    camera  
_____

vesta

  ['vest] _n.   (. wax vesta); fusee vesta   
   
_____

vestal

  ['vestl]

    1. _n.

      1) _-. 

      2) 

      3) 

      4) _.  

    2. _a.

      1) , , ; vestal virgin 

      2) _. 
_____

vested

  ['vestId]

    1. _p-p.  vest 2

    2. _a.

      1) ޣ

      2) ,   ; vested rights 
      ; vested interests ) ̣   ;
      ) ; )  ; ,
      
_____

vestiary

  ['vestIrI] = vestry 1)
_____

vestibule

  ['vestIbju:l] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 

    3)  

    4) _-.     

    5) _attr.: vestibule train _.     
    
_____

vestibule school

  ['vestIbju:lsku:l] _n. _.   (  
  )
_____

vestige

  ['vestId] _n.

    1) , ; ; not a vestige of evidence  
      

    2) _.  

    3) _. , 
_____

vestigia

  [ves'tIdI] _pl.  vestigium
_____

vestigial

  [ves'tIdIl] _a. , ; vestigial organs _.
   
_____

vestigium

  [ves'tIdIm] _n. (_pl. -gia) = vestige 1)
_____

vestment

  ['vestmnt] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) _. , 
_____

vestry

  ['vestrI] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)      

    3)    (. common vestry, general
    vestry, ordinary vestry); select vestry  
     
_____

vestry-clerk

  ['vestrIkla:k] _n.   ( )
_____

vestryman

  ['vestrImn] _n.   
_____

vesture

  ['vestS] _.

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v. , 
_____

vestured

  ['vestSd]

    1. _p-p.  vesture 2

    2. _a. _.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

vet

  [vet] _.

    1. _n.

      1) _.  veterinary surgeon {. veterinary}

      2) _. _.  veteran

    2. _v.

      1)   ;  ()

      2)  

      3) _.   

      4)  (); , ; 
      ()
_____

vetch

  [vetS] _n. _. 
_____

veteran

  ['vetrn] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) _. ;  

    3) _.  

    4) _attr. , ;  ; , ң
    ; a veteran teacher ,  

    5) _attr. , 
_____

veterinarian

  [,vetrI'nErIn] = veterinary
_____

veterinary

  ['vetrInrI] _a. ; veterinary surgeon  
_____

veto

  ['vi:tu]

    1. _n. (_pl. -oes ['vi:tuz])

      1) , ; to put ( to set) a veto on smth. 
       ( )  -.

      2)  ; to exercise the veto  
      () 

    2. _v.

      1)   ( -.)

      2) ; to veto a plan  
_____

vex

  [veks] _v.

    1) , ; ; to be vexed , vexed with
    ( at) smb., smth.   -., -.; this silly chatter
    would vex a saint        
    

    2) , 

    3)  ()

    4)   , 
_____

vexation

  [vek'seISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

vexatious

  [vek'seISs] _a.

    1) ֣  ; 

    2) 

    3) , , ; vexatious rules and
    regulations     

    4) _. ,  ( )
_____

vexed

  [vekst]

    1. _p-p.  vex

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2): vexed question (point) ,   
      (); vexed problem  
_____

vexing

  ['veksIN]

    1. _pres-p.  vex

    2. _a. , ; how vexing!  !
_____

via

  ['vaI] _. _prep. 
_____

viable

  ['vaIbl] _a. 
_____

viaduct

  ['vaIdAkt] _n. ; 
_____

vial

  ['vaIl] _n. ң, 

    *) to pour out the vials of wrath on smb.     -.
_____

viands

  ['vaIndz] _n. _pl. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

viatic

  [vaI'tIk] _a. 
_____

viaticum

  [vaI'tIkm] _n.

    1) _. ,  

    2) _.     
_____

viator

  [vaI'eIt] _n. 
_____

vibes

  [vaIbz] = vibraphone
_____

vibrancy

  ['vaIbrnsI] = vibration
_____

vibrant

  ['vaIbrnt] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ( )

    3) ,  (with - ); vibrant with passion  
      
_____

vibraphone

  ['vaIbrfun] _n. _. 
_____

vibrate

  [vaI'breIt] _v.

    1) ,  (with - )

    2) , 

    3)  (at - )

    4)  ( ,  )

    5)   ( ޣ-.)

    6) , ,   
_____

vibration

  [vaI'breISn] _n.   . {. vibrate}
_____

vibrator

  [vaI'breIt] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

vibratory

  ['vaIbrtrI] _a.

    1) ;  

    2) , 
_____

vibrio

  ['vIbrIu] _n. (_pl. -os ['vIbrIuz]) _. 
_____

viburnum

  [vaI'b:nm] _n. _. 
_____

vicar

  ['vIk] _n.

    1)   (  )

    2) , ; ; the Vicar of Christ  

    *) vicar of Bray  ;  ( 
      XVI .,     )
_____

vicarage

  ['vIkrId] _n.

    1)   

    2)  
_____

vicarial

  [vaI'kErIl] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

vicarious

  [vaI'kErIs] _a.

    1)  ; vicarious authority ( power)  
       -. ; 

    2)   ; vicarious atonement   
_____

vice

  I [vaIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  (   ..)

    3)  ( )

    4) (the Vice) _.  (   )

  II [vaIs]

    1. _n. _. ,  

    2. _v. , ;    (. _.)

  III ['vaIsI] _prep. 

  IV [vaIs] _. _.  vice-chancellor, vice-president  ..
_____

vice squad

  ['vaIs'skwOd] _n. _.  ,   
     ,   ..
_____

vice versa

  ['vaIsI'v:s] _. _adv. ; ; I dislike him and vice
  versa   ,   
_____

vice-

  [vaIs] _pref. -
_____

vice-admiral

  ['vaIs'dmrl] _n. -
_____

vice-chairman

  ['vaIs'tSEmn] _n.  
_____

vice-chancellor

  ['vaIs'tSa:nsl] _n. -
_____

vice-consul

  ['vaIs'kOnsl] _n. -
_____

vice-governor

  ['vaIs'gAvn] _n. -
_____

vice-minister

  ['vaIs'mInIst] _n.    
_____

vice-president

  ['vaIs'prezIdnt] _n. -
_____

vicegerent

  ['vaIs'dernt] _n. 
_____

vicennial

  [vaI'senIl] _a.

    1)  (, )

    2)   20 
_____

viceregal

  ['vaIs'ri:gl] _a. -
_____

vicereine

  ['vaIs'reIn] _n.  -
_____

viceroy

  ['vaIsrOI] _n. -;  
_____

vicinage

  ['vIsInId] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

vicinal

  ['vIsInl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

vicinity

  [vI'sInItI] _n.

    1) , ; in close vicinity ,  ; in the
    vicinity of ) ; ) , ; (he is) in the
    vicinity of fifty ()  

    2) ; ; 
_____

vicious

  ['vISs] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ; ; vicious habits  ;
    a vicious argument  ; vicious union _.
     

    3) ;  ( , ); a most vicious enemy 
    

    4) 

    5) ; vicious headache   

    6) _. , Σ ( ,   ..)

    *) vicious circle  
_____

vicissitude

  [vI'sIsItju:d] _n.

    1) ; the vicissitudes of fate ( life) 
    

    2) _. _. , ; 
_____

victim

  ['vIktIm] _n. ; the victim of his own foolishness 
   ; to fall a victim to   -., -.
_____

victimization

  [,vIktImaI'zeISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)        , 
       ..
_____

victimize

  ['vIktImaIz] _v.

    1)   ; ; to be victimized by smb., smth. 
     -., -.

    2) 

    3)  

    4)     {. victimization 2)}
_____

victor

  ['vIkt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 
_____

victoria

  [vIk'tO:rI] _n.

    1) ̣  

    2)     
_____

victoria plum

  [vIk'tO:rIplAm] _n.  
_____

victorious

  [vIk'tO:rIs] _a. ; 
_____

victory

  ['vIktrI] _n. ; to gain ( to win) a victory (over) 
  

    *) victory gardens     (  
     )
_____

victress

  ['vIktrIs] _n. 
_____

victual

  ['vItl]

    1. _n. (. _pl.) , 

    2.

      1)  

      2)  

      3) _. 
_____

victualler

  ['vItl] _n.

    1)  ; licensed victualler , 
        

    2) _. _.   
_____

victualling

  ['vItlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  victual 2

    2. _n.  
_____

victualling-yard

  ['vItlINja:d] _n.   ( )
_____

vicugna

  [vI'kju:nj] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  (  )
_____

vicuna

  [vI'kju:nj] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  (  )
_____

vide

  ['vaIdi:] _. _v. _imp. ; vide supra (infra)   ()
_____

videlicet

  [vI'di:lIset] _. _adv. (_. viz., .  namely)  
_____

video

  ['vIdIu] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. ,   ; video picture
        ; video tape recordings 
         
_____

vidimus

  ['vaIdIms] _n.

    1)   

    2)  
_____

vie

  [vaI] _v. ; to vie with smb. for smth.   -. 
  ޣ-.; to vie in doing smth.   ޣ-.
_____

view

  [vju:]

    1.

      1) ; ; a house with a view of the sea    

      2)  , ; we came in view of the bridge ) 
       ; )     ; to burst ( to come)
      into view  ; to pass from smb.'s view  
      -.  ; out of view   ; to be in view
      )  ; ) ; certain modifications may come in
      view   ; in full view of everybody 
        ; to the view (of) ,  ; to have ( to
      keep) in view    ;   ; in view of ;
        

      3) , ,  ; in my view   ; to form
      a clear view of the situation     
       ; to hold extreme views in politics 
         ; short views ; to take a
      rose-coloured view of smth.      -.;
      to exchange views on smth.     
       -.

      4) ; will this meet your views?    
       ?; to have views on smth.    -.; with
      the view of, with a view to  ;  

      5) ; to have ( to take) a view of smth.  -.;
      on view   ; private view  
        ( ); on the view   ,
       ; at first view   ; upon a closer view
        

      6)  (. )

    2. _v.

      1) ; an order to view    (, 
       ..)

      2) _. 

      3) , ,  ( ޣ-.); he views the matter
      in a different light     

      4)  (,   ..)
_____

view-finder

  ['vju:,faInd] _n. _. 
_____

view-point

  ['vju:pOInt] _n.  
_____

viewer

  ['vju:] _n.

    1)  (. )

    2) 

    3)    ..
_____

viewing stand

  ['vju:INstnd] _n.   
_____

viewless

  ['vju:lIs] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 

    3) _.   
_____

viewy

  ['vju:I] _a. _.

    1) , 

    2) , ; 
_____

vigesimal

  [vI'desIml] _a. ̣   ;   
  
_____

vigil

  ['vIdIl] _n.

    1) ; ; to keep vigil ; ; to
    keep vigil over a sick child    ()  £

    2)  ( ,   ..)

    3) _.  ;   
_____

vigilance

  ['vIdIlns] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) _. 
_____

vigilance committee

  ['vIdIlnsk'mItI] _n. (. _.) " "
  ( )
_____

vigilant

  ['vIdIlnt] _a. ; 
_____

vigilante gang

  [,vIdI'lntI'gN] = vigilance committee
_____

vignette

  [vI'njet] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

vigogne

  [vI'gun] _n. _. 
_____

vigor

  ['vIg] _. = vigour
_____

vigorous

  ['vIgrs] _a. , ; vigorous protest ,
   ; physically vigorous  ; ; the
  movement grew vigorous    
_____

vigorously

  ['vIgrslI] _adv. , , ; to oppose vigorously
      (-.)
_____

vigour

  ['vIg] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , ; a law still in vigour , ݣ
     
_____

viking

  ['vaIkIN] _n. _. 
_____

vilayet

  [vI'la:jet] _. _n. 
_____

vile

  [vaIl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) _. 
_____

vilification

  [,vIlIfI'keISn] _n. 
_____

vilify

  ['vIlIfaI] _v. ,  (-.)
_____

vilipend

  ['vIlIpend] _v.   ( -.); 
   ( -.)
_____

villa

  ['vIl] _n. 
_____

village

  ['vIlId] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 

    3) _.  

    4) _attr. 
_____

villager

  ['vIlId] _n.  
_____

villain

  ['vIln] _n.

    1) , ; villain of the piece   ( )

    2) _. , 

    3) = villein
_____

villainage

  ['vIlInId] = villeinage
_____

villainous

  ['vIlns] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

villainy

  ['vIlnI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

villein

  ['vIlIn] _n. _. , 
_____

villeinage

  ['vIlInId] _n. _.  ;  
_____

vim

  [vIm] _n. _. , ; ; put more vim into it!
  !, , !
_____

vin-ordinaire

  ['vN,O:dI'nE] _n. _. ۣ  
_____

vinaigrette

  [,vIneI'gret] _n.

    1)        ̣  (.
    vinaigrette sauce)

    2)       
_____

vincible

  ['vInsIbl] _a. _. 
_____

vindicate

  ['vIndIkeIt] _v.

    1) ; to vindicate one's courage  ϣ 

    2)  (  ..); to vindicate one's judgement 
       ,   ..
_____

vindication

  [,vIndI'keISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

vindicative

  ['vIndIktIv] = vindicatory 1)
_____

vindicator

  ['vIndIkeIt] _n. , 
_____

vindicatory

  ['vIndIktrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

vindictive

  [vIn'dIktIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. ; vindictive damages _. 
_____

vine

  [vaIn] _n.  
_____

vine-prop

  ['vaInprOp] _n. 
_____

vinedresser

  ['vaIn,dres] _n. 
_____

vinegar

  ['vInIg] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ;    ..

    3) _attr. ; _. , 
_____

vinegary

  ['vInIgrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ; vinegary smile  
_____

vinery

  ['vaInrI] _n.  
_____

vineyard

  ['vInjd] _n. 
_____

viniculture

  ['vInIkAltS] = viticulture
_____

vino

  ['vInu] _n. (_pl. -oes ['vInuz]) _n. _. ۣ 
_____

vinous

  ['vaIns] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ; vinous mirth  

    3) 
_____

vintage

  ['vIntId] _n.

    1)    

    2)    ̣ 

    3) , ;  ; men of his vintage   

    4) _attr.: vintage wine  ,   

    *) vintage cars   
_____

vintager

  ['vIntId] _n.  
_____

vintner

  ['vIntn] _n. _. 
_____

viol

  ['vaIl] _n.  (_. )
_____

viola

  I [vI'ul] _n.  (_. )

  II ['vaIl] _n. _. 
_____

violaceous

  [,vaI'leISs] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) 
_____

violate

  ['vaIleIt] _v.

    1) , ,  (, ); to violate a treaty
     

    2)  (  ..)

    3) ,  ; 

    4) , ;  (  ..)
_____

violation

  [,vaI'leISn] _n.   . {. violate}
_____

violator

  ['vaIleIt] _n. 
_____

violence

  ['vaIlns] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) , ; to do violence to...  ,
    ...; he did violence to his feelings   
     
_____

violent

  ['vaIlnt] _a.

    1) ; ; violent efforts  ; he was in a
    violent temper    ; violent competition ޣ
    ; violent measures ֣ 

    2) , ; violent pain  ; violent heat
     ; violent yellow -֣ ; violent contrast 
    

    3) ; to resort to violent means   ; to
    lay violent hands on smth.  -. ; to meet a violent
    death   

    4) , ; violent language ,  

    5) , ; violent speech  ; a violent
    demonstration  

    6) ֣, ; violent interpretation 
    ; violent assumption  
_____

violently

  ['vaIlntlI] _adv.

    1) , ; to sneeze violently  ; to run violently
     ,  

    2) , ; to be violently criticized  
    

    3) ; ; to die violently   
    
_____

violet

  ['vaIlIt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

    2. _a. , ԣ-
_____

violin

  [,vaI'lIn] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) ,  ( )

    *) to play first violin   ,  , 
     
_____

violinist

  ['vaIlInIst] _n. 
_____

violoncellist

  [,vaIln'tSlIst] = 'cellist
_____

violoncello

  [,vaIln'tSelu] _n. (_pl. -os [,vaIln'tSeluz]) = 'cello
_____

viper

  ['vaIp] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) ,  ; to cherish a viper in one's bosom
       
_____

viperous

  ['vaIprs] _a. , , 
_____

virago

  [vI'ra:gu] _n. (_pl. -os, -oes [vI'ra:guz])

    1)  , 

    2) -,  
_____

viral

  ['vaIrl] _a. 
_____

virgin

  ['v:dIn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; the Virgin _.  

      2) (Virgin) = Virgo

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 

      3)  ( );  ( )

      4) , , ; virgin soil , ; virgin
      forest  

      5) , ; virgin wool  

      6)    ; 

      *) the Virgin Queen _.   I
_____

virginal

  I ['v:dInl] _a. ; , 

  II ['v:dInl] _n. _. _.    (. virginals, pair of
  virginals)
_____

virginity

  [v:'dInItI] _n. 
_____

viridity

  [vI'rIdItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

virile

  ['vIraIl] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)   

    3) ; ; virile mind  ; virile government
     
_____

virility

  [vI'rIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3)  
_____

virology

  [,vaI'rOldI] _n. 
_____

virtu

  [v:'tu:] _. _n.: articles of virtu  
_____

virtual

  ['v:tjul] _a.

    1) ,  , 

    2) _. 
_____

virtually

  ['v:tjulI] _adv. ;  ; 
_____

virtue

  ['v:tju:] _n.

    1) ; a man of virtue  ; the cardinal
    virtues (prudence, fortitude, temperance, justice) () 
     (, ,   ӣ,
    ); to make it a point of virtue  -. 
    

    2) ,  

    3) , ; a remedy of great virtue   
    

    4) ; a woman of easy virtue  

    5) 

    *) by ( in) virtue of smth.  -.;  -.;
      -.,   -.; to make a virtue of necessity 
      
_____

virtuosi

  [,v:tju'uzi:] _pl.  virtuoso
_____

virtuosity

  [,v:tju'OsItI] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

virtuoso

  [,v:tju'uzu] _. _n. (_pl. -os [,v:tju'uzuz], -si)

    1) 

    2)   ;  
_____

virtuous

  ['v:tjus] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

virulence

  ['vIrulns] _n.

    1) ; ,  ()

    2) , 
_____

virulent

  ['vIrulnt] _a.

    1) ;  ( )

    2) ,  ( )

    3) ; ; ; virulent abuse  ,
    
_____

virus

  ['vaIrs] _. _n.

    1) ; filterable virus  

    2) _. , 

    3) _attr. ; virus warfare  
_____

vis-a-vis

  ['vi:za:vi:] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _adv.   , 

    3. _prep.  ,  
_____

visa

  ['vi:z]

    1. _n. ; to grant a visa  ; entrance ( entry) visa
      ; exit visa  

    2. _v. 
_____

visage

  ['vIzId] _n. _. ;  , 
_____

-visaged

  ['vIzIdd]    -; dark-visaged ;
  long-visaged 
_____

visard

  ['vIzd] = visor
_____

viscera

  ['vIsr] _. _n. _pl.  (. )
_____

visceral

  ['vIsrl] _a.   
_____

viscid

  ['vIsId] = viscous
_____

viscidity

  [vI'sIdItI] = viscosity
_____

viscose

  ['vIskus] _n. _. 
_____

viscosity

  [vIs'kOsItI] _n. , , ; 
_____

viscount

  ['vaIkaunt] _n. 
_____

viscountess

  ['vaIkauntIs] _n. 
_____

viscous

  ['vIsks] _a. , , ; , 
_____

vise

  [vaIz] _. = vice II
_____

vise'

  ['vi:zeI] _. = visa
_____

visibility

  [,vIzI'bIlItI] _n. ; 
_____

visible

  ['vIzbl] _a.

    1) ; visible image  

    2) , ; the trends became visible  ()
    ; without any visible cause    
_____

visibly

  ['vIzblI] _adv. , , 
_____

vision

  ['vIn] _n.

    1) ; to lose one's vision  , ; beyond our
    vision    

    2) , , ; ; a man
    of vision  

    3) , ; I had only a momentary vision of the sea   
      

    4) , ; the romantic visions of youth  ң
    ; to have another vision  ( ) 
_____

visional

  ['vInl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

visionary

  ['vInrI]

    1. _a.

      1) ; , 

      2)   

      3) 

      4) ; 

    2. _n.

      1) ; ڣ

      2) , ; 
_____

visit

  ['vIzIt]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; ; to go on a visit to the seaside
        ; to be on a visit ; to make ( to pay) a
      visit to smb. ,  -.

      2) _. _.  

      3) _. ,  (  )

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) _. , ,  (-.) ; to visit
      at a place  -.; to visit with smb.   -.; to
      visit in the country   

      3)  ,   

      4) (. _.) , 

      5) ,  ( ,   ..)

      6) _. ;  (upon - -.; with - -.); the sins
      of the fathers are visited upon the children    
       

      #) visit with (. _.) _. , ; she
      loves visiting with her neighbours and having a good gossip 
           
_____

visitable

  ['vIzItbl] _a.

    1)   

    2)  ( ) 
_____

visitant

  ['vIzItnt] _n.

    1) _. ;  

    2) ̣ 
_____

visitation

  [,vIzI'teISn] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) _.  

    3) = visit 1, 3)

    4) ; ; " "
_____

visitatorial

  [,vIzIt'tO:rIl] _a. , 
_____

visiting

  ['vIzItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  visit 2

    2. _a. ;   ; visiting nurse   
    

      *) visiting fireman   (  
       ɣ)
_____

visiting professor

  ['vIzItINpr'fes] _n. ,     
   
_____

visiting teacher

  ['vIzItIN'ti:tS] _n. _.  ,   
          - 
  
_____

visiting-card

  ['vIzItIN'ka:d] _n.  
_____

visiting-day

  ['vIzItIN'deI] _n. ɣ ;  ɣ 
_____

visiting-round

  ['vIzItIN'raund] _n.  (; )
_____

visitor

  ['vIzIt] _n.

    1) , ; the visitors' book  

    2) , 
_____

visor

  ['vaIz] _n.

    1) ң ()

    2) _.  ()

    3)   ( ; . sun-visor)

    4) _. , 
_____

vista

  ['vIst] _. _n.

    1) ,  (  ,   ..)

    2) , 

    3)  (  ..); to look back through the vistas of
    the past   ̣ 

    4) ,   ; a discovery that opens up new vistas
    ,   
_____

visual

  ['vIzjul] _a.

    1) ; visual nerve  ; visual memory 
    

    2) 

    3) ; visual instruction  

    4) ; visual angle  ,  ; visual
    signal  
_____

visualization

  [,vIzjulaI'zeISn] _n.

    1) ޣ  

    2)    
_____

visualize

  ['vIzjulaIz] _v.

    1) ޣ  ,  

    2)  
_____

vita

  ['vaIt] _n.  
_____

vita glass

  ['vaIt'gla:s] _n. ,   
_____

vital

  ['vaItl] _a.

    1) ;  ; vital functions  ;
    vital power  

    2) , ; vital choice  ; vital needs
       ; a question of vital importance
      ; vital industries  
    

    3) ,  

    4) , ; vital wound  

    *) vital statistics )    
    (, , ); ) _. ߣ ,  
    £ ()
_____

vitalism

  ['vaItlIzm] _n. _. 
_____

vitality

  [vaI'tlItI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

vitalize

  ['vaItlaIz] _v. ; 
_____

vitally

  ['vaItlI] _adv.: to be vitally concerned   
_____

vitals

  ['vaItlz] _n. _pl.

    1)   

    2)   ,   ..; to tear the vitals out of a
    subject     
_____

vitamin

  ['vItmIn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; vitamin tablets   ; vitamin
    deficiency _. 
_____

vitiate

  ['vISIeIt] _v.

    1) ; 

    2)   (, ); this admission
    vitiates your argument   ()  
    
_____

vitiation

  [,vISI'eISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  ,  
_____

viticulture

  ['vItIkAltS] _n. 
_____

vitreous

  ['vItrIs] _a.

    1) ; vitreous body ( humour) _.  
    (); vitreous silver _. 

    2) 
_____

vitrification

  [,vItrIfI'keISn] _n.       
_____

vitrify

  ['vItrIfaI] _v. ()      
_____

vitriol

  ['vItrIl] _n.

    1) ; blue (green) vitriol  () 

    2)  ,   (. oil of vitriol)

    3) , 
_____

vitriolic

  [,vItrI'OlIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) , , ; a vitriolic remark 
    
_____

vituperate

  [vI'tju:preIt] _v. , 
_____

vituperation

  [vI,tju:p'reISn] _n. , 
_____

vituperative

  [vI'tju:prtIv] _a. , 
_____

viva

  I ['vi:v] _.

    1. _int.  !

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) _pl. 

  II ['vaIv] = viva voce
_____

viva voce

  ['vaIv'vusI] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. ; viva voce examination  

    3. _adv. 
_____

vivacious

  [vI'veISs] _a. , ̣
_____

vivacity

  [vI'vsItI] _n. , ̣
_____

vivaria

  [vaI'vErI] _pl.  vivarium
_____

vivarium

  [vaI'vErIm] _n. (_pl. -ia)

    1) 

    2) 
_____

vivid

  ['vIvId] _a.

    1) ; ; a vivid flash of lightning   

    2) , ; ; vivid imagination  
_____

vivify

  ['vIvIfaI] _v. 
_____

viviparous

  [vI'vIprs] _a. _. 
_____

vivisect

  [,vIvI'sekt] _v.  
_____

vivisection

  [,vIvI'sekSn] _n. 
_____

vixen

  ['vIksn] _n.

    1)  

    2)  , 
_____

vixenish

  ['vIksnIS] _a. , 
_____

viz

  [vIz] _adv.  
_____

vizard

  ['vIza:d] = visor
_____

vizier

  [vI'zI] _n. 
_____

vizir

  [vI'zI] _n. 
_____

vizor

  ['vaIz] = visor
_____

vocable

  ['vukbl]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _a. 
_____

vocabulary

  [vu'kbjulrI] _n.

    1) ,   ( ),     
    ֣ 

    2)  ; 

    3)   (); ;  (,   
    ..)

    4) _attr. ; vocabulary entry  
_____

vocal

  ['vukl] _a.

    1) ; vocal organ 

    2) ;  

    3) , 

    4) ; ;  ; woods vocal with the sound
    of birds ,   

    5) 

    6)  (); public opinion has become vocal
        

    7) _. ; 
_____

vocalic

  [vu'klIk]

    1. _a. ;   ( , )

    2. _n.  
_____

vocalist

  ['vuklIst] _n. ; ; 
_____

vocalization

  [,vuklaI'zeISn] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. ; 
_____

vocalize

  ['vuklaIz] _v.

    1) _. ;  

    2)  

    3)  

    4) , 
_____

vocation

  [veu'keISn] _n.

    1) ;  (for -  -.); he has little or no
    vocation for teaching        

    2) ; to mistake one's vocation    
_____

vocational

  [vu'keISnl] _a. ; vocational school 
  ; vocational training  ;
  - 
_____

vocative

  ['vOktIv] _.

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

voces

  ['vusi:z] _pl.  vox
_____

vociferate

  [vu'sIfreIt] _v. , , 
_____

vociferation

  [vu,sIf'reISn] _n. (); 
_____

vociferous

  [vu'sIfrs] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) , ; ; vociferous cheers 
    
_____

voder

  ['vud] _n.   ( ,  
   ), ""
_____

vodka

  ['vOdk] _. _n. 
_____

vogue

  [vug] _n.

    1) ; all the vogue   ; in vogue  ; to go out
    of vogue   ; to come into vogue   ; to bring into
    vogue   

    2) ; to have a vogue  ; to acquire vogue
     
_____

voice

  [vOIs]

    1. _n.

      1) ; I did not recognize his voice     ; to be
      in good (bad) voice  ()  ; at the top of one's voice
      , ; to teach voice   ;
       ; to lift up one's voice 

      2) , ; to give voice to smth. , 
      -.; to give one's voice for smth.  , 
       -.; to have (to demand) a voice in smth.  
      (  ϣ )    -. ; I have
      no voice in the matter     ; with one voice
      

      3) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  (); to voice one's protest  

      2) _.  ; 
_____

voice vote

  ['vOIsvut] _n.  (,   ..) ԣ 
    
_____

voicecast

  ['vOIska:st] _n.  ̣    ()
_____

voiced

  [vOIst]

    1. _p-p.  voice 2

    2. _a. _. 
_____

voiceless

  ['vOIslIs] _a.

    1)   ,  

    2) , 

    3) 

    4) _. 
_____

void

  [vOId]

    1. _n. ; ; ; there was a void in his heart 
       

    2. _a.

      1) , , 

      2) ۣ (of - -.)

      3) , 

      4) _. ; to consider (null and) void  
       

    3. _v.

      1)  (,  );  ()

      2) _. ,  ()

      3) _.  , 
_____

voile

  [vOIl] _n. _.   ; 
_____

volant

  ['vulnt] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) ; , 

    3) _.   , 
_____

volatile

  ['vOltaIl] _a.

    1) _. ,  

    2) , ; 
_____

volatility

  [,vOl'tIlItI] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) , 
_____

volatilization

  [vO,ltIlaI'zeISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) ;    
_____

volatilize

  [vO'ltIlaIz] _v. (); ()
_____

volcanic

  [vOl'knIk] _a.

    1) ; volcanic rock  

    2)  (   ..)
_____

volcano

  [vOl'keInu] _n. (_pl. -oes [vOl'keInuz]) ; active (dormant)
  volcano  () 
_____

vole

  I [vul] _n. ̣ (; . field vole)

  II [vul] _n. _.   ; to win the vole  
  ; to go the vole )     ;
  )    
_____

volet

  ['vOleI] _n. _. _.  
_____

volition

  [vu'lISn] _n.

    1)  , ; to do smth. by ( of) one's own volition
     -.   ,   

    2) ,  
_____

volitional

  [vu'lISnl] _a. 
_____

volley

  ['vOlI]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ,  (ң  ..)

      3)   ̣ (   ..)

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  

      3)  (, ; . volley forth, volley off, volley
      out)

      4)  ()  ̣
_____

volley-ball

  ['vOlIbO:l] _n. 
_____

volplane

  ['vOlpleIn] _.

    1. _n.  (̣)

    2. _v. 
_____

volt

  I [vOlt] = volte

  II [vult] _n. _. 
_____

voltage

  ['vultId] _n. _. , 
_____

voltaic

  [vOl'teIIk] _a. _. ; voltaic arc  
_____

voltameter

  [vOl'tmIt] _n.  ( )
_____

volte

  [vOlt] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2)     ( )
_____

volte-face

  ['vOlt'fa:s] _n. _.

    1) _.  

    2)   (,   ..); to make a volte-face
       
_____

voltmeter

  ['vult,mi:t] _n. _. 
_____

volubility

  [,vOlju'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

voluble

  ['vOljubl] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2)  ( )
_____

volume

  ['vOljum] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. 

    3) ߣ,  (-. )

    4) (. _pl.)  ; volumes of smoke  

    5) , 

    6) ,  (); volume of sound 

    7) _attr. ߣ;   ߣ

    *) to tell ( to speak) volumes    
    (    ..);   
_____

volumenometer

  [vO,ljumI'nOmIt] _n.  (   ߣ ף
  )
_____

volumeter

  [vO'lju:mIt] _n.  (   ߣ  
   )
_____

volumetric

  [,vOlju'metrIk] _a. ߣ; volumetric capacity ; volumetric
  flask _.  
_____

voluminous

  [v'lju:mIns] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2)  ( )

    3) ߣ, ; ; a voluminous correspondence
     
_____

voluntarism

  ['vOlntrIzm] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) = voluntaryism
_____

voluntary

  ['vOlntrI]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2)    ; voluntary school ,
         

      3) , ; voluntary waste  

      4) _. ; voluntary muscles  

    2. _n.

      1)  ,  

      2)    {. voluntaryism}

      3)    (      )
_____

voluntaryism

  ['vOlntrIIzm] _n.

    1) ,        
     

    2)   (    ..)
_____

volunteer

  [,vOln'tI]

    1. _n.

      1) , ԣ

      2) _attr. , 

      3) _attr.  ; volunteer plant ,
       ,  

    2. _v.

      1)  ( , );   (
      -.; for)

      2)     
_____

voluptuary

  [v'lAptjurI] _n. 
_____

voluptuous

  [v'lAptjus] _a.

    1) ; , 

    2) , ;    ( ,
     )
_____

volute

  [v'lju:t] _n.

    1) _. ; , 

    2) _.  ()

    3) _attr. 
_____

volution

  [v'lju:Sn] _n. 
_____

volvulus

  ['vOlvjuls] _n.  
_____

vomit

  ['vOmIt]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3)  ()

    2. _v.

      1)  ; he was vomiting blood   

      2) ; to vomit curses  ; to vomit (forth)
      smoke    (.,   )
_____

vomitive

  ['vOmItIv] = vomitory
_____

vomitory

  ['vOmItrI]

    1. _n.  ()

    2. _a. 
_____

voodoo

  ['vu:du:] (.  -)

    1. _n.

      1)   , 

      2) , 

      3) _attr. ; ; voodoo doctor ( priest)
      , 

    2. _v. 
_____

voracious

  [v'reISs] _a. ; ; 
_____

voracity

  [vO'rsItI] _n. 
_____

vortex

  ['vO:teks] _n. (_pl. -tices, -es ['vO:teksIz])

    1) ; 

    2) _attr. ; vortex motion _.  
_____

vortical

  ['vO:tIkl] _a. ; 
_____

vortices

  ['vO:tIsi:z] _pl.  vortex
_____

vorticose

  ['vO:tIkus] = vortical
_____

votaress

  ['vutrIs] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

votary

  ['vutrI] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) 
_____

vote

  [vut]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; to cast a vote ; to put to
      the vote   ; to get out the ( a) vote _.
            
      

      2) () ; to count the votes  ޣ
      

      3)  ; to have the vote   ; one man one
      vote        

      4)   ; 

      5) ;  ( ); vote of non-confidence
       

      6)  

      7) ,  (  );
      educational vote   

      8) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)  (for - , against - )

      2)   

      3) ; the play was voted a failure   
      

      4) _. ,  ; I vote that we go home 
       ,   

      #) vote down  (); vote in  
      (-.); vote into: to vote smb. into a committee 
       -.  ; vote through  ԣ ;
      to vote a measure (a bill, etc.) through   (
       ..) 
_____

voter

  ['vut] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

voting

  ['vutIN]

    1. _pres-p.  vote 2

    2. _n. 
_____

voting machine

  ['vutINm,Si:n] _n.

    1)   ޣ  ( )

    2) _.  
_____

voting paper

  ['vutIN,peIp] _n.  
_____

votive

  ['vutIv] _a.   
_____

vouch

  [vautS] _v.

    1) ,  (for)

    2) 
_____

voucher

  ['vautS] _n.

    1) 

    2) ;  

    3) ,  (  )

    *) hotel voucher  ( ԣ)    
       (  ); meal voucher 
      (  )
_____

vouchsafe

  [vautS'seIf] _v. ; ; he vouchsafed no answer  
  ۣ  
_____

vow

  [vau]

    1. _n. , ; to be under a vow   ; to make
    ( to take) a vow  

      *) to take the vows )   ; )   
      

    2. _v.  ;  ( ޣ-.)
_____

vowel

  ['vaul] _n.  ()
_____

vox

  [vOks] _. _n. (_pl. voces) ; vox populi  
_____

voyage

  ['vOIId]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ; to make a voyage 
       ( )

      2) ̣, ̣ ( ̣)

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ( )

      2)  ( ̣)
_____

voyager

  ['vOId] _n. _. 
_____

voyeur

  [vwaI'j:] _n. , أ   
    
_____

vug

  [vAg] _n. _. ,   , 
_____

vulcanic

  [vAl'knIk] = volcanic
_____

vulcanite

  ['vAlknaIt] _n.  , 
_____

vulcanization

  [,vAlknaI'zeISn] _n.  ()
_____

vulcanize

  ['vAlknaIz] _v.  ()
_____

vulgar

  ['vAlg]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; 

      2) ; ; the vulgar herd _. 

      3) ,  ( )

      4)  Σ,  (   ..)

      *) vulgar fraction  

    2. _n. (the vulgar) _. 
_____

vulgarian

  [vAl'gErIn] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) , 
_____

vulgarism

  ['vAlgrIzm] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ; 
_____

vulgarity

  [vAl'grItI] _n. 
_____

vulgarization

  [,vAlgraI'zeISn] _n. ; 
_____

vulgarize

  ['vAlgraIz] _v. ; 
_____

vulnerability

  [,vAlnr'bIlItI] _n. ; 
_____

vulnerable

  ['vAlnrbl] _a. ; 
_____

vulnerary

  ['vAlnrrI] _a. ; vulnerary plants  
_____

vulpicide

  ['vAlpIsaId] _n.

    1)     

    2) ,      ,  
_____

vulpine

  ['vAlpaIn] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

vulture

  ['vAltS] _n.

    1)  (); Egyptian vulture 

    2)  ( )
_____

vulturous

  ['vAltSurs] _a. 
_____

vulva

  ['vAlv] _n. _. ,    
_____

vying

  ['vaIIN] _pres-p.  vie
_____

wabble

  ['wObl] = wobble
_____

wabbly

  ['wOblI] = wobbly
_____

wacky

  ['wkI] _a. _. ; 
_____

wad

  [wOd]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  (,   ..)

      2) _.   ; 

    2. _v.    
_____

wadding

  ['wOdIN]

    1. _pres-p.  wad 2

    2. _n.

      1) ,  ( )

      2) , 

      3) 
_____

waddle

  ['wOdl]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.  
_____

wade

  [weId]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) ,  ( ,   ..; . wade through)

      3)  (-. , ; . wade through)

      #) wade in ) ;   -.; )  ( ,
      , ); wade into )  ; ) = wade in );
      wade through  (-. , )
_____

wader

  ['weId] _n.

    1)  

    2) _pl.  
_____

wading bird

  ['weIdINb:d] _n.  
_____

wafer

  ['weIf] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  
_____

waff

  [wOf] _n. _.

    1) ̣ 

    2) ̣ 
_____

waffle

  I ['wOfl] _n. 

  II ['wOfl] _.

    1. _n. () , ң

    2. _v.  , (. to waffle on)
_____

waffle-iron

  ['wOfl,aIn] _n. 
_____

waft

  [wa:ft]

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2)  ()

      3) , Σ 

      4)  ()

      5) ̣ 

    2. _v.

      1) ; the leaves were wafted along by the breeze  
      

      2)  ( ,  )

      3) ; a song was wafted to our ears    
      
_____

wag

  I [wg]

    1. _n. ; ; with a wag of its ( the) tail  

    2. _v.

      1) ; (); to wag the tail   ( )

      2) _. , ; to set tongues ( chins, jaws,
      beards) wagging    ;  

      3) ,  

      *) to wag one's finger at smb.  -. ; that's the
      way the world wags  ; how wags the world?  ?

  II [wg]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. ; , ; to play (the) wag
        , 

    2. _v. 
_____

wage

  I [weId] _n. (. _pl.)

    1)  ; living wage  ; nominal (real)
    wages  ()  

    2) _. 

    3) _attr.    ,   
    ; wage scale   ; wage labour  

  II [weId] _v.  ();  ();  ( -.)
_____

wage-cut

  ['weIdkAt] _n.   
_____

wage-earner

  ['weId,:n] _n.

    1) () , 

    2) 
_____

wage-freeze

  ['weIdfri:z] _n.   
_____

wage-rate

  ['weIdreIt] _n. ,   
_____

wage-work

  ['weIdw:k] _n.  
_____

wage-worker

  ['weId,w:k] = wage-earner 1)
_____

wager

  ['weId]

    1. _n. ; ; to lay a wager  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  (-.)
_____

wages-fund

  ['weIdIzfAnd] _n.   
_____

waggery

  ['wgrI] _n.

    1) ; () 

    2) 
_____

waggish

  ['wgIS] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

waggle

  ['wgl]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v. ; ()
_____

waggly

  ['wglI] _a. 
_____

waggon

  ['wgn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; ; 

      2) _-. - ( )

      3) _. _.  

      4) (the waggon) _.  

      5) _. 

      6) = station-wagon

      7)    ̣

      8) _. _. _. 

      *) to go ( to be) on the (water) waggon _.  ; to
      be off the (water) waggon _. ,  ; to
      hitch one's waggon to a star  ;  
       

    2. _v.

      1)   ,   -

      2)   ,   -  ..
_____

waggoner

  ['wgn] _n. 
_____

waggonette

  [,wg'net] _n.     
_____

wagon-lit

  ['wgO:N'li:] _n. _.  
_____

wagon-train

  ['wgn'treIn] _n. 
_____

wagoner

  ['wgn] = waggoner
_____

wagonette

  [,wg'net] = waggonette
_____

wagtail

  ['wgteIl] _n. _. 
_____

waif

  [weIf] _n.

    1)   ,  

    2)   

    3)  ;  £

    *) waifs and strays )  ; ) , 
_____

wail

  [weIl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ()

      3) , 

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) , ;  (over)
_____

wailful

  ['weIlful] _a. , 
_____

wain

  [weIn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) (the Wain) _.   (. Charles's  Arthur's
    Wain)
_____

wainscot

  ['weInskt]

    1. _n.   

    2. _v.  
_____

waist

  [weIst] _n.

    1) ; to strip to the waist   

    2) , ;   (  ..)

    3) _. , ;  

    4) _. 
_____

waistband

  ['weIstbnd] _n.  (, )
_____

waist-belt

  ['weIstbelt] _n.  
_____

waistcoat

  ['weIskut] _n. 
_____

waist-deep

  ['weIst'di:p]

    1. _a.   

    2. _adv.  ; waist-deep in the water    
_____

waistline

  ['weIstlaIn] _n. ,  ; low waistline  
_____

wait

  [weIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; a long wait  

      2) ; ; to lay wait for smb.  -.;
       -. ; to lie in wait for smb.   ,
       -.

      3) (the waits) _pl.  (,    
      )

    2. _v.

      1)  (for); wait until he comes   ; don't
      keep me waiting    

      2)  (   ..; on, upon - -.); 
      ; to wait at table (_. to wait on table) 
       ,   

      3) ,  (upon); may success wait upon you! 
        !

      4) _.  ( ); we shall wait dinner for you 
      ģ   

      #) wait off _.     ; wait on
      )   (-.); ) _.  , 
       -.; wait up _.    ( -. ;
      for); wait upon = wait on
_____

wait-and-see

  ['weItn'si:] _a.: wait-and-see policy  
_____

wait-a-bit

  ['weItbIt] _n. _.  
_____

waiter

  ['weIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  ɣ  ..

    3) 

    4) = dumb-waiter
_____

waiting

  ['weItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  wait 2

    2. _n. 

    3. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; waiting list   ( , 
         ..)

      3) 
_____

waiting-room

  ['weItINrum] _n.

    1) ɣ

    2) _-.  
_____

waitress

  ['weItrIs] _n. , 
_____

waive

  [weIv] _v.

    1)  ( , ; . _.)

    2)  
_____

waiver

  ['weIv] _n. _.   , 
_____

wake

  I [weIk]

    1. _v. (woke, waked [weIkt]; waked, woken, woke)

      1)  (. wake up)

      2)  (. wake up)

      3) ,  (,   ..); to wake the
      memories of the past  

      4) 

      5) , ; to wake from a stupor   ,
      

      6)  (to); he woke to danger   

      7) _.   ( )

    2. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) (. _pl.)  

      3) _.  ( )

  II [weIk] _n. _. ; in the wake of...   ...;
  _.  ,  ,  ; in the wake of smb.  
   -.
_____

wakeful

  ['weIkful] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

wakeless

  ['weIklIs] _a. ,  ( )
_____

waken

  ['weIkn] _v.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

wakening

  ['weIknIN]

    1. _pres-p.  waken

    2. _n. 
_____

wakey

  ['weIkI] _int. _. !, ߣ!
_____

waking

  ['weIkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  wake I, 1

    2. _n. = wakening 2

    3. _a.

      1) 

      2) ; 
_____

wale

  [weIl]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  (  , )

      2) _. 

      3) _.  ( )

    2. _v.

      1)  (, );  

      2) _.    
_____

walk

  [wO:k]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; a mile's walk from    

      3) ; to go at a walk  

      4) 

      5)  ; to go for a walk  ; to take a walk
      ; to go walks with children   

      6)    (  ..)

      7) , ; ()   

      8) _.  (.  )

      9) _.   

      *) walk of life  ; , ; people
      from all walks of life   ϣ 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  ;    ;  , ; I have
      walked the country for many miles round  ۣ   
        ; to walk a mile  ; to walk the
      floor    ң

      3)  ,  (-.); to walk a baby 
      £ ; to walk a dog   

      4)  (   )

      5)   ( ,    ..); to walk the
      rounds  

      6)  ( )

      7) _.  

      #) walk about , , ; walk away
      ) ; to walk away from smb.  -.  ;
      ) ; ) _. ,  (with); walk back 
       ( ,    ..); walk in ; walk into
      ) ; ) _. ,    ( -.);
      ) _. , ; ) _. , ; he walked
      into the ambush    ; walk off ) ;
      ) ; ) _. ,  (with); )  ̣
       (with); walk on )  ң; )  ;
      ) _.    ; walk out ) ;
      ) ; ): to walk out with smb. _. , ""
       -. (.  ); walk over ) ; )  
        (   ..); )   ( 
      -.  ..);  ; walk up  (to -  -.)

      *) to walk in on smb. ,   -.; to walk
      out on smb.  -.  ;   -.; to walk
      the boards  ԣ; to walk the hospitals 
         ; to walk smb. round  -.
       ; to walk in golden ( silver) slippers  
      
_____

walkaway

  ['wO:kweI] _n. ̣  ( )
_____

walker

  ['wO:k] _n.

    1) ; I am not much of a walker   

    2) _. 

    3)  ( £  )
_____

walk-off

  ['wO:kOf] _n.

    1)  (. )

    2)  
_____

walkie-lookie

  ['wO:kI'lukI] _n. _.   
_____

walkie-talkie

  ['wO:kI'tO:kI] _n. _.  
_____

walking

  ['wO:kIN]

    1. _pres-p.  walk 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    3. _a.

      1) ; ; walking case _.  

      2) _.   ; walking excavator  

      *) walking corpse  ; walking dictionary 
      ; walking delegate  ; walking
      gentleman (lady) _.  (); walking part  
      
_____

walking-papers

  ['wO:kIN,peIpez] _n. _pl. _.   ; to get the
  walking-papers    ,  
_____

walking-race

  ['wO:kINreIs] _n.    
_____

walking-stick

  ['wO:kINstIk] _n. 
_____

walking-ticket

  ['wO:kIN,tIkIt] = walking-papers
_____

walking-tour

  ['wO:kINtu] _n.  
_____

walk-on

  ['wO:k'On] _n. _.  " "; 
_____

walk-out

  ['wO:k'aut] _n.

    1) 

    2)        (  )
_____

walk-over

  ['wO:k,uv] _n. ̣ 
_____

walk-up

  ['wO:k'Ap] _n. _. _.     
_____

walkway

  ['wO:kweI] _n. ; 
_____

wall

  [wO:l]

    1. _n.

      1) ; a blank wall  

      2)  ()

      3) _. , ; wall of partition ; 

      4) _pl. _. 

      5) _.  ()

      6) _attr. ; wall box  () 

      *) to give smb. the wall ;  ,
        .. -.; to take the wall of smb.  
       -.; to go to the wall  ; ;
      the weakest goes to the wall _.  ; to see through (
      into) a brick wall   ; with
      one's back to the wall   ; to push ( to
      drive, to thrust) to the wall   ;  
       ; to hang by the wall    ;
      walls have ears   

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) ,  

      3)  

      #) wall up  (, ); 
_____

Wall Street

  ['wO:l'stri:t] _n. - (  -,   );
  _.   ,  
_____

wall pier

  ['wO:lpI] _n. _. 
_____

wall-eye

  ['wO:laI] _n.

    1) 

    2)   

    3) _. 
_____

wall-eyed

  ['wO:laId] _a.

    1)    

    2) , 

    3)  ( )

    4) _. , 
_____

walla

  ['wOl] = wallah
_____

wallaby

  ['wOlbI] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _pl. _. 

    *) on the wallaby (track) _. ; 
_____

wallah

  ['wOl] _. _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

wallaroo

  [,wOl'ru:] _n. _.  ()
_____

wallet

  ['wOlIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  (   ..)

    3) _. 
_____

wallflower

  ['wO:l,flau] _n.

    1) _.  ()

    2) _. ,    ( ,   ..)

    3) _. _. ,    
_____

wallop

  ['wOlp] _.

    1. _n.

      1)  ; to land ( to strike) a wallop  

      2) ,  ( )

      3)  ,  

      4) 

    2. _v.

      1)  ң, ;  ()

      2)  ;   (. wallop along)
_____

walloper

  ['wOlp] _n. _.  , 
_____

walloping

  ['wOlpIN]

    1. _pres-p.  wallop 2

    2. _a. _. , 

    3. _n. _.

      1) , , ң

      2)  
_____

wallow

  ['wOlu]

    1. _n.

      1)    ,    

      2)  (   ..)

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2)  , 

      3) _. ; ; to wallow in money  
      
_____

wall-painting

  ['wO:l,peIntIN] _n.  ; ,  
_____

wallpaper

  ['wO:l,peIp] _n. 
_____

walnut

  ['wO:lnAt] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3)   

    4) _attr. 

    *) over the walnuts and the wine _.    
_____

walnut-tree

  ['wO:lnAttri:] = walnut 2)
_____

walrus

  ['wO:lrs] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr.: walrus moustache _.   "  "
_____

waltz

  [wO:ls]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)    (. waltz in, waltz out, waltz round)
_____

wamble

  ['wOmbl] _v. _.

    1) ,  ף 

    2) ()

    3)  ( )

    4)   
_____

wampum

  ['wOmpm] _n.    ( )
_____

wampus

  ['wOmps] _n. _. ,    
_____

wan

  [wOn]

    1. _a.

      1) , ң; 

      2) , 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  , 
_____

wand

  [wOnd] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ֣ 

    3)  

    4) 

    5) _. 
_____

wander

  ['wOnd]

    1. _v.

      1) ; , 

      2)  ( ,   ..)

      3) ; to wander out of one's way   

      4) _. ; to wander from the point  (
      )  

      5)  , , 

      6)  (. wander in one's mind)

      7)  ( ,   ..)

    2. _n. 
_____

wanderer

  ['wOndr] _n. ; 
_____

wandering

  ['wOndrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  wander 1

    2. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) (. _pl.) ,  

    3. _a.

      1) ; 

      2)  ( ,   ..)

      3) _. ; wandering kidney  
_____

wanderlust

  ['wOndlAst] _n.   
_____

wane

  [weIn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to be on the wane ;    ( )

      2) , ; his power was on the wane  
         

      3) _. 

    2. _v.

      1)    ( ); 

      2)   , ; ;   ; 
_____

wangle

  ['wNgl] _.

    1. _n. , ;  

    2. _v.

      1) , ,  ; to wangle an extra
      week's holiday     

      2)    

      3)  , 
_____

want

  [wOnt]

    1. _n.

      1)  (of - ); for ( from) want of smth. -
      ,  -.; to be in want of smth.  
      ޣ-.

      2)  (of - )

      3) ( _pl.) ; , ; my wants are few 
       

      4) , ; the family was perpetually in want 
         

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)   ( ޣ-.); he certainly does not want
      intelligence    ; it wants ten minutes to four 
       ; he never wants for friends     

      3)  (. want for); let him want for nothing    
      ޣ  

      4) ; he is wanted by the police   

      5)  ;  , ; you want to
      see a doctor     
_____

want-ad

  ['wOnt'd] _n. ()  ( )    
  
_____

wantage

  ['wOntId] _n. ,  
_____

wanting

  ['wOntIN]

    1. _pres-p.  want 2

    2. _a.

      1) ; wanting in initiative 

      2) , ; a month wanting two days  
       

      3) ; he seems to be slightly wanting  , -,
        

    3. _prep. ; wanting mutual trust business is impossible 
        
_____

wanton

  ['wOntn]

    1. _a.

      1) _. 

      2) _.  ( ,   ..)

      3) _. ,  (   ..)

      4) , ; , ;
      

      5) ; 

      6) 

    2. _n. 

    3. _v.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) _. 
_____

wapiti

  ['wOpItI] _n.  ()
_____

war

  [wO:]

    1. _n.

      1) ; civil war  ; ideological war
       ; war of manoeuvre Σ ; in the war
      )  ; )   ; war to the knife  
      ;    ,   ; at war  
      ; to carry the war into the enemy's country ( camp)
          ; _. 
       ;    ; to declare
      war on smb.   -.; to levy ( to make, to wage)
      war on smb.    -.; art of war  ; the
      Great War, World War I    (1914-1918 .); World
      War II    (1939-1945 .)

      2) ; war of the elements  ; war between man and
      nature    

      3) _attr. ; War Office   ( ); war
      seat   ; on a war footing   ;
      war effort  ,      ;
      war loan  ; war crimes  ; war hawk
       , ""

    2. _v. _. 

      #) war down , 
_____

war-plane

  ['wO:pleIn] _n.  ̣
_____

warble

  ['wO:bl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

    2. _v.  ;  ( )
_____

warbler

  ['wO:bl] _n.  
_____

war-cloud

  ['wO:klaud] _n.  ;   
_____

war-cry

  ['wO:kraI] _n.  ; 
_____

ward

  [wO:d]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to be in ward   

      2) ; 

      3)   

      4)  ();  ()

      5) _. 

      6)    (     )

      7) _attr.: ward round   ()

      *) watch and ward  ; to keep watch and ward
      (over) 

    2. _v.: ward off ,  (, )
_____

warden

  ['wO:dn] _n.

    1) ; ,  (   )

    2)  

    3) , ; 

    4)  

    5) (. _.) ;   
_____

warder

  ['wO:d] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) _. , 

    3) _.  ( )
_____

war-devastated

  ['wO:'devsteItId] _a. ң, ۣ 
_____

war-dog

  ['wO:dOg] _n.

    1) _.  

    2)  

    3) _. 
_____

Wardour Street English

  ['wO:dstri:t'INglIS] _n.  , ݣ  (
     -   )
_____

wardress

  ['wO:drIs] _n.  ; 
_____

wardrobe

  ['wO:drub] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) 

    3) , 

    4) _attr. ; wardrobe dealer   ;
    wardrobe mistress ) ; ) ; wardrobe trunk ,
    -   
_____

wardroom

  ['wO:drum] _n.

    1)  -

    2) (the wardroom) _.  
_____

wardship

  ['wO:dSIp] _n. 
_____

ware

  I [wE] _n.

    1) ; china ware ; delft ware  

    2) _pl. (),  

  II [wE]

    1. _a. _predic. _. _. , 

    2. _v. _. , . _imp. _. 
_____

warehouse

  1. _n. ['wEhaus]

    1)  ; 

    2)  

    3) _attr. 

  2. _v. ['wEhauz]   ;   
_____

warehouseman

  ['wEhausmn] _n.

    1)  

    2)   

    3)  
_____

warfare

  ['wO:fE] _n.

    1) ; ɣ  

    2) , 
_____

war-game

  ['wO:geIm] _n.  
_____

war-head

  ['wO:hed] _n. _.  ;    
  
_____

war-horse

  ['wO:hO:s] _n.

    1) _.  

    2)  (); ,  

    3)     ..
_____

warily

  ['wErIlI] _adv. 
_____

wariness

  ['wErInIs] _n. , 
_____

warlike

  ['wO:laIk] _a.

    1) ; warlike attitude 

    2) 
_____

warlock

  ['wO:lOk] _n. _. , , 
_____

war-lord

  ['wO:lO:d] _n.

    1)   

    2) 

    3)  
_____

warm

  [wO:m]

    1. _a.

      1) ԣ; , 

      2) ; warm countries  

      3) ԣ,  

      4) ,  ( ɣ,   ..); warm heart
       

      5) ޣ; , ; warm with wine ޣ
      ; in warm blood ;  

      6) ֣

      7) _.  (); to follow a warm scent   
      

      8) _. , ;  

      9) _. ԣ (  -   ,  
      ֣)

      *) warm language _. ; warm work ֣  
      ; to make things warm for smb.  -.; 
      أ-.  ; warm corner   ( 
      ..); to get warm ) ; ) ; )  
      ; you are getting warm! ! (. .    -  
      );    

    2. _n. _. ; to have a warm ; I must give the
    milk a warm   

      *) British warm   

    3. _v.

      1) (), (), () (. warm up)

      2) (), ,  ( warm to, warm
      toward); my heart warms to him   ; to warm to one's
      work    ; to warm to one's role
        ; to warm to one's subject  

      #) warm up ) (), (); ) ();
      ; to warm up to smth.    ޣ-.;
      ) _. 

      *) to warm the bench _.     
      ;   
_____

warm-blooded

  ['wO:m'blAdId] _a.

    1) _. 

    2)  ( )
_____

warmed-over

  ['wO:md,uv] _a. , 

    *) that is warmed-over cabbage   
_____

warmer

  ['wO:m] _n.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

warm-hearted

  ['wO:m'ha:tId] _a. , ; 
_____

warm-house

  ['wO:mhaus] _n. , 
_____

warming

  ['wO:mIN]

    1. _pres-p.  warm 3

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _. , ң
_____

warming-pan

  ['wO:mINpn] _n.

    1)  (  ,   )

    2) _.  
_____

warming-up

  ['wO:mIN'Ap] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

warmish

  ['wO:mIS] _a. 
_____

warmonger

  ['wO:,mANg]

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.   
_____

warmth

  [wO:m] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ; 

    4) _. ԣ 
_____

warm-up

  ['wO:mAp] _n. _. _. 
_____

warn

  [wO:n] _v. ;  (of)
_____

warning

  ['wO:nIN]

    1. _pres-p.  warn

    2. _n.

      1) ; ; to give a warning ;
      it must be a warning to you     

      2) ,  (-. )

      3)       ; to give a
      month's warning     

    3. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 
_____

warp

  [wO:p]

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2) ;  ()

      3) ݣ; ,     
      ..; 

      4) _.    

      5)  

    2. _v.

      1) (); ; ,  (
      ); the tabletop has warped   

      2) ,  (  ..); to warp one's judgement
        ; to warp one's whole life ,
        

      3) _. ()

      4)   
_____

war-paint

  ['wO:peInt] _n.

    1)     ( )

    2) _.  ,   

    3) _. _. 

    4) _. ,   ..
_____

war-path

  ['wO:pa:] _n. _.   (  )

    *) to be ( to go) on the war-path  ,   
    ,   
_____

warped

  [wO:pt]

    1. _p-p.  warp 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ֣; ݣ (   ..)
_____

warper

  ['wO:p] _n. _. 
_____

warrant

  ['wOrnt]

    1. _n.

      1)  (   ..); 

      2) ; ; ; he had no warrant for saying
      that       

      3) _.     -

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ; 

      2) , ; I'll warrant him a perfectly honest man
      ,     ; the colours of all
      stuffs warranted fast     ;
      I'll warrant (you that...)   ( , ...); we shall win
      the game, I warrant     ,   

      3)  , 
_____

warrant-officer

  ['wOrnt,OfIs] _n.

    1) _. - (    
     )

    2) _. 
_____

warrantable

  ['wOrntbl] _a. ; 
_____

warrantee

  [,wOrn'ti:] _n. _. ,     
_____

warranter

  ['wOrnt] = warrantor
_____

warrantor

  ['wOrntO:] _n. ,  ; 
_____

warranty

  ['wOrntI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ; 

    3) _. ɣ   (. warranty test)
_____

warren

  ['wOrn] _n.

    1) ,   

    2)  

    3) ̣ ,   ..; a warren of passages 
    
_____

warring

  ['wO:rIN]

    1. _pres-p.  war 2

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 
_____

warrior

  ['wOrI] _n. _. ; ; 
_____

warship

  ['wO:SIp] _n.  
_____

wart

  [wO:t] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ,  ( )

    *) to paint smb. with his warts  -.  
_____

wart-hog

  ['wO:thOg] _n. _. 
_____

war-time

  ['wO:taIm] _n.

    1)  ; in war-time   

    2) _attr. ,   ;  ; war-time
    industry    
_____

warty

  ['wO:tI] _a.  , 
_____

war-whoop

  ['wO:hu:p] _n. _.  
_____

war-worn

  ['wO:wO:n] _a. ۣ ; ݣ 
_____

wary

  ['wErI] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; ֣
_____

was

  [wOz] ( ); [wz], [wz] ( )  
  . . . to be
_____

was-bird

  ['wOzb:d] _n. _. ,    ,
   
_____

wash

  [wOS]

    1. _n.

      1) (a wash) أ; to have a wash ; to give a wash ,
      

      2) (the wash) ; to send clothes to the wash  أ 
      ; at the wash  

      3) (the wash) _. أ; to hang out the wash to dry 
      أ 

      4) ;  

      5)  , ; 

      6) ; ;  ;  

      7) _. ,     

      8) ;  

      9)   (,  )

      10) , ; ; 

      11)  

      12)   ()

      13) ; 

      14) , 

      15) _attr.   

      16) _attr. , ; wash goods  

      *) it'll all come out in the wash ӣ 

    2. _v.

      1) (); , , , ; ; to
      wash clean  

      2) _. , 

      3)  ( );   ( )

      4)  () ; that theory won't wash  
        

      5) ,  (; . wash upon);   
      ( ; . wash against)

      6) 

      7) ,  ( ); to wash ashore   ; to
      wash overboard   

      8) , ; , 

      9) ; flowers washed with dew ,  

      10) ;   

      11)  (, )

      12) _.  (, )

      13)   

      #) wash away ) ; ; ; ) , ; to
      wash away one's sin   ; wash down ) ;
      )  (); ) ; ; )  (, 
      ,   ..); wash of  (. _.); wash out
      ) () (. _.); ) ,    -.;
      ) ; ) (. _p-p.)  , ; to be washed
      out, to look washed out ;    
      ģ;  ,  ; ) (),
      () ( ); )   ( 
      , ̣  ..); wash over   ; wash up
       

      *) to wash one's hands  ; to wash one's dirty linen in
      public    
_____

wash-hand

  ['wOShnd] _a. ; wash-hand basin )   ;
  )  ; wash-hand stand = wash-stand
_____

wash-house

  ['wOShaus] _n. 
_____

wash-leather

  ['wOS,le] _n. 
_____

wash-out

  ['wOSaut] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 

    3) _. 
_____

wash-room

  ['wOSrum] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. , 
_____

wash-stand

  ['wOSstnd] _n. 
_____

wash-tub

  ['wOStAb] _n.   
_____

wash-up

  ['wOS'Ap] _n.

    1) = washing-up

    2) -.,    (,   ..)
_____

washable

  ['wOSbl] _a. , 
_____

wash-and-wear

  ['wOSn'wE]

    1. _n.   ,     

    2. _a.      ( )
_____

wash-basin

  ['wOS,beIsn] _n. () ;  
_____

wash-board

  ['wOSbO:d] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 

    3)   
_____

wash-boiler

  ['wOS,bOIl] _n.    
_____

wash-bowl

  ['wOSbul] _n. 
_____

washcloth

  ['wOSklO] _n.

    1)    

    2)    
_____

wash-day

  ['wOSdeI] _n.  
_____

wash-drawing

  ['wOS,drO:IN] _n.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

washed-out

  ['wOSt'aut] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. ̣,  ( )
_____

washed-up

  ['wOSt'Ap] _a.

    1) = washed-out 2)

    2) _. ; , 
_____

washer

  ['wOS] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ; 

    3)  

    4) _. 
_____

washerwoman

  ['wOS,wumn] _n. 
_____

washiness

  ['wOSInIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

washing

  ['wOSIN]

    1. _pres-p.  wash 2

    2. _n.

      1) أ; 

      2) أ ( )

      3) 

      4)   (,   ..)

    3. _a.

      1) 

      2)   , ; washing powder 
      
_____

washing-day

  ['wOSINdeI] = wash-day
_____

washing-house

  ['wOSINhaus] = wash-house
_____

washing-machine

  ['wOSINm,Si:n] _n.  
_____

washing-soda

  ['wOSIN,sud] _n.  
_____

washing-stand

  ['wOSINstnd] = wash-stand
_____

washing-up

  ['wOSIN'Ap] _n.

    1) أ 

    2)  ,   
_____

washwoman

  ['wOS,wumn] = washerwoman
_____

washy

  ['wOSI] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) , ̣

    3) , 
_____

wasn't

  ['wOznt] _. = was not
_____

wasp

  [wOsp] _n. _. 

    *) wasps' nest, nest of wasps  ,  
_____

waspish

  ['wOspIS] _a.

    1) , ; , 

    2)  ( )
_____

wassail

  ['wOseIl] _.

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

    2. _v. , 
_____

wassailing

  ['wOslIN] _n.         
  
_____

wast

  [wOst] ( ); [wst] ( ) _.  2 .
  . .   . to be
_____

wastage

  ['weIstId] _n.

    1) ; , , , ; normal wastage
     ,  

    2) 
_____

waste

  [weIst]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; , , , 

      3)  ; oil waste  ; to run ( to go) to
      waste   ;    

      4) , , , , 

      5) _. , ;   (.  
       )

      6) _.  

    2. _a.

      1) , ̣; ; ۣ; waste land
      ( ground) , ; to lay waste ; to lie waste
        ( )

      2) , ; waste effort  ; waste products
      ; waste paper 

      3) _. ; waste steam  

      4) , 

    3. _v.

      1)  (,   ..);  (); 
      ; to waste money    ; to waste words
        ;   ; my joke was wasted upon
      him     

      2) ; to be entirely wasteed    
      

      3) 

      4) ; he was wasted by disease   

      5) ; ,    (. waste away)
_____

waste-basket

  ['weIst,ba:skIt] = waste-paper-basket
_____

waste-paper-basket

  [weIst'peIp,ba:skIt] _n.   () ; fit for the
  waste-paper-basket , ޣ
_____

waste-pipe

  ['weIstpaIp] _n.  
_____

wasteful

  ['weIstful] _a. 
_____

waster

  ['weIst] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  

    3) _.  
_____

wasting

  ['weIstIN]

    1. _pres-p.  waste 3

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; wasting war  

      2)  ( )
_____

wastrel

  ['weIstrl] = waster
_____

watch

  I [wOtS] _n.

    1)  (, ); a dress watch -; by ( on)
    my watch   ; he set his watch by mine    
     

    2) _attr.: watch band    

  II [wOtS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; to keep watch over smb.,
      smth. )   -., -.; ) , 
      -., -.; to be on the watch for , 

      2) ; _. ; , 

      3) _. ; in the watches of the night  
       

      4) _.  ( )

      5) _. 

      *) to pass as a watch in the night   

    2. _v.

      1) , ; ; to watch it _.  ;
      watch that he doesn't fall ,    ; to watch TV
       

      2) ; 

      3) ; ,  (. watch over)

      4) ,  (. watch for)

      #) watch in   ; watch out ; watch out
      !; watch over 

      *) a watched pot never boils  ģ,  ; to watch
      one's step )  ; )  
_____

watch-box

  ['wOtSbOks] _n.  
_____

watch-case

  ['wOtSkeIs] _n.  
_____

watch-chain

  ['wOtStSeIn] _n.   
_____

watch-crystal

  ['wOtS,krIstl] = watch-glass
_____

watch-fire

  ['wOtS,faI] _n.

    1)  ԣ

    2)  ԣ
_____

watch-glass

  ['wOtSgla:s] _n.   
_____

watch-guard

  ['wOtSga:d] _n.     
_____

watch-house

  ['wOtShaus] _n. _.  
_____

watch-key

  ['wOtSki:] _n.    
_____

watch-maker

  ['wOtS,meIk] _n.

    1) 

    2): watch-maker's  
_____

watch-night

  ['wOtSnaIt] _n.

    1)    

    2) _.  
_____

watch-pocket

  ['wOtS,pOkIt] _n.   
_____

watch-spring

  ['wOtSsprIN] _n.  
_____

watch-tower

  ['wOtS,tau] _n.  
_____

watchdog

  ['wOtSdOg] _n.

    1)  У

    2) _attr.: watchdog committee _.   (
      ..)
_____

watcher

  ['wOtS] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _.     

    4) , 
_____

watchful

  ['wOtSful] _a. ; 
_____

watchman

  ['wOtSmn] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

watchword

  ['wOtSw:d] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; , 
_____

water

  ['wO:t]

    1. _n.

      1) ; by water  ԣ; on the water  ,  
      ..; let's go on the water   ; to hold water ) 
       ; )   (   ..); ) 
       ; to make water   ( ) {.
      . 7)}; water bewitched _. )  (   ..);
      )  ( )

      2) ϣ

      3) ( _pl.) ; ; 

      4) ( _pl.) () ; to drink the waters  
      ,    ( )

      5)   

      6) 

      7)   (); ̣, , , ,
       , ; to make ( to pass) water 
      {. . 1)}; red water  ; water on the brain 
      

      8)  (  ); of the first water 
       (  , .  ); _.
      ; genius of the first water  

      9) _. _.  water-colour

      *) the waters of forgetfulness , , ; to draw water
      in a sieve   ; to get into ( to be in) hot water
         (.   ); in deep water(s) 
      ; in low water " ",   ; in smooth water
      ; like a fish out of water    ;  ,
        ; to spend money like water  ; to shed
      blood like water   ; written in water ,
       (   ..)

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) , ;  

      3)  ()

      4)   

      5)   (   ..)

      6)  (; . water down)

      7) ,  (. water down); to water down the
      differences ۣ 

      8) ; ;  , ; it made his mouth water
         

      9)  (  )

      10) _. 
_____

water aerodrome

  ['wO:t'Erdrum] _n. 
_____

water bus

  ['wO:tbAs] _n.  
_____

water polo

  ['wO:t'pulu] _n. _.  
_____

water pump

  ['wO:tpAmp] _n.  
_____

water-anchor

  ['wO:t,Nk] _n. _.  
_____

water-bailiff

  ['wO:t'beIlIf] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.   
_____

water-bearer

  ['wO:t,bEr] _n. 
_____

water-bearing

  ['wO:t,bErIN] _a. 
_____

water-bed

  ['wO:tbed] _n.  ,   ( )
_____

water-bird

  ['wO:tb:d] _n.  
_____

water-blister

  ['wO:t,blIst] _n.  
_____

water-borne

  ['wO:tbO:n] _a.

    1)   ,  ( )

    2) _.    ( )
_____

water-bottle

  ['wO:t,bOtl] _n.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

water-butt

  ['wO:tbAt] _n.    
_____

water-can

  ['wO:tkn] _n. 
_____

water-carriage

  ['wO:t,krId] _n.  
_____

water-carrier

  ['wO:t,krI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  

    3) (Water-carrier)  (   )
_____

water-cart

  ['wO:tka:t] _n.

    1)    

    2)  
_____

water-closet

  ['wO:t,klOzIt] _n. , 
_____

water-colour

  ['wO:t,kAl] _n.

    1) (. _pl.) ( )

    2)  ()

    3) _attr. 
_____

water-cooled

  ['wO:tku:ld] _a. _.   
_____

water-craft

  ['wO:tkra:ft] _n. ; _. 
_____

water-cure

  ['wO:tkju] _n. 
_____

water-dog

  ['wO:tdOg] _n. _.  ;  
_____

water-drinker

  ['wO:t,drINk] _n. 
_____

water-drop

  ['wO:tdrOp] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

water-engine

  ['wO:t,endIn] _n.

    1) ߣ 

    2) _.  
_____

water-front

  ['wO:tfrAnt] _n.

    1) ;  ;  ,    (,
      ..)

    2) 
_____

water-gas

  ['wO:t'gs] _n. _.  
_____

water-gate

  ['wO:tgeIt] _n.  ()
_____

water-gauge

  ['wO:tgeId] _n. 
_____

water-glass

  ['wO:tgla:s] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  

    3)    ; 
_____

water-hammer

  ['wO:t,hm] _n. _.  
_____

water-hen

  ['wO:then] _n.  ; 
_____

water-ice

  ['wO:traIs] _n.  
_____

water-jacket

  ['wO:t,dkIt] _n. _.  
_____

water-level

  ['wO:t,levl] _n.

    1)  ;   

    2) 
_____

water-lily

  ['wO:t,lIlI] _n.  , 
_____

water-line

  ['wO:tlaIn] _n. _. 
_____

water-main

  ['wO:tmeIn] _n.  
_____

water-meadow

  ['wO:t,medu] _n.  
_____

water-melon

  ['wO:t,meln] _n. 
_____

water-meter

  ['wO:t,mi:t] _n. 
_____

water-mill

  ['wO:tmIl] _n.  
_____

water-nymph

  ['wO:t'nImf] _n. ; 
_____

water-parting

  ['wO:t,pa:tIN] _n. 
_____

water-pipe

  ['wO:tpaIp] _n.  
_____

water-plant

  ['wO:tpla:nt] _n. 
_____

water-point

  ['wO:tpOInt] _n.  
_____

water-power

  ['wO:t,pau] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. ; water-power plant 
_____

water-ram

  ['wO:trm] _n. _.  
_____

water-rat

  ['wO:trt] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.   ( )

    3) _.  (    ..); _. _. 
_____

water-rate

  ['wO:treIt] _n.   
_____

water-repellent

  ['wO:trI'pelnt] = waterproof 1
_____

water-seal

  ['wO:tsi:l] _n. _.  
_____

water-service

  ['wO:t,s:vIs] _n. 
_____

water-shoot

  ['wO:tSu:t] _n.  
_____

water-skin

  ['wO:tskIn] _n.      
_____

water-skis

  ['wO:tski:z] _n.  
_____

water-softener

  ['wO:t,sOfn] _n.    
_____

water-soluble

  ['wO:t,sOljubl] _a.   
_____

water-supply

  ['wO:ts,plaI] _n. 
_____

water-system

  ['wO:t,sIstIm] _n.

    1)    

    2) = water-supply
_____

water-table

  ['wO:t,teIbl] _n.

    1)  

    2)   

    3) _.  
_____

water-tap

  ['wO:ttp] _n. 
_____

water-to-airmissile

  ['wO:ttu'E'mIsaIl] _n. _.   "-"
_____

water-tower

  ['wO:t,tau] _n.  
_____

water-trough

  ['wO:ttrOf] _n.   
_____

water-vole

  ['wO:tvul] _n.  
_____

water-waggon

  ['wO:t,wgn] _n.

    1)  

    2)     , ""

    *) to be on the water-waggon    
_____

water-wagon

  ['wO:t,wgn] = water-waggon
_____

water-wave

  ['wO:tweIv] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)  
_____

water-way

  ['wO:tweI] _n.

    1)  ; inland (international) water-ways 
    ()  

    2)  , 

    3) _. , 
_____

water-wheel

  ['wO:twi:l] _n.  
_____

water-wings

  ['wO:twINz] _n.   (  )
_____

waterage

  ['wO:trId] _n.

    1)    

    2)      
_____

watercourse

  ['wO:tkO:s] _n.

    1) ; (); ; 

    2) 
_____

watercress

  ['wO:tkres] _n. _.  , 
_____

watered

  ['wO:td]

    1. _p-p.  water 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2)  ()

      3): watered stock _. Σ  
_____

waterfall

  ['wO:tfO:l] _n. 
_____

waterfowl

  ['wO:tfaul] _n. (. _.)  
_____

watering

  ['wO:trIN]

    1. _pres-p.  water 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) 

      4) 

      5) _.   
_____

watering-can

  ['wO:trINkn] = water-can
_____

watering-cart

  ['wO:trINka:t] = water-cart 1)
_____

watering-place

  ['wO:trINpleIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,    

    3)  
_____

watering-pot

  ['wO:trINpOt] = water-can
_____

waterless

  ['wO:tlIs] _a. 
_____

waterlog

  ['wO:tlOg] _v.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) () 

    4)  (  )
_____

waterlogged

  ['wO:tlOgd] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  
_____

waterman

  ['wO:tmn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

watermanship

  ['wO:tmnSIp] _n.   
_____

watermark

  ['wO:tma:k]

    1. _n.

      1)   ( )

      2) _.   

    2. _v.    ( )
_____

waterproof

  ['wO:tpru:f]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n.  

    3. _v.  
_____

waterscape

  ['wO:tskeIp] _n.  
_____

watershed

  ['wO:tSed] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

waterside

  ['wO:tsaId] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr.   ,   
_____

waterspout

  ['wO:tspaut] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

watertight

  ['wO:ttaIt] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ,  ,   (
      ..)

    3)    ,  ̣ (
       ..)
_____

waterworks

  ['wO:tw:ks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.   _pl.)

    1)  ;  

    2)  ; 

    *) to turn on the waterworks _. ,  
_____

watery

  ['wO:trI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ,  ( )

    3) ,  (   ..)

    4)  

    5)  ̣ ( )
_____

watt

  [wOt] _n. _. 
_____

wattle

  I ['wOtl] _n. ң ( );  (, )

  II ['wOtl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; wattle and daub 

      2) _.    

    2. _v.

      1)  ()

      2)   
_____

wattled

  ['wOtld]

    1. _p-p.  wattle II, 2

    2. _a. ԣ
_____

wattless

  ['wOtlIs] _a. _. , ""
_____

wattmeter

  ['wOt,mi:t] _n. _. 
_____

waul

  [wO:l] _v. , 
_____

wave

  [weIv]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; the waves _. 

      2) ; ߣ; a wave of enthusiasm  

      3) 

      4) ; she has a natural wave in her hair  ţ 
      

      5)  (. hair wave); to get a wave  ޣ

      6) ; a wave of the hand  

      7) _.  ;    

      8) _. ; ; long (medium, short) waves 
      (, ) 

      9) _attr. ; wave mechanics  

    2. _v.

      1)  ( );  (   ..);  (
      )

      2)  ( )

      3)  ()

      4) ,  (, );   ; to
      wave in farewell, to wave a farewell    

      #) wave aside   (   ..);  (
      -.); wave away  (-.)  ; _.
      ;   ( -.),   ();
      wave off  (. _.)
_____

wave-length

  ['weIvleN] _n. _.  
_____

waved

  [weIvd]

    1. _p-p.  wave 2

    2. _a.  ( ); 
_____

waveguide

  ['weIvgaId] _n. _. 
_____

wavelet

  ['weIvlIt] _n.  
_____

waver

  ['weIv] _v.

    1) 

    2)  ( )

    3)  ( )

    4) ,  (   ..)
_____

wavering

  ['weIvrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  waver

    2. _n. ; 

    3. _a. , 
_____

wavy

  ['weIvI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. ̣
_____

wax

  I [wks]

    1. _n.

      1) ; mineral wax  , 

      2)  

      3) _attr. ; wax candle  

    2. _v. 

  II [wks] _v.  ( ; . _.)

    *) to wax angry 

  III [wks] _n. _.  ; ; to be in a wax  
  ; to get into a wax , 
_____

wax-end

  ['wksend] _n. 
_____

wax-paper

  ['wks,peIp] _n. ݣ 
_____

waxcloth

  ['wksklO] _n. 
_____

waxen

  ['wksn] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) ݣ

    4)   
_____

waxwork

  ['wksw:k] _n.

    1)   

    2)  ; 

    3) _pl. 
_____

waxy

  ['wksI] _a.

    1) 

    2)   

    3) ݣ
_____

way

  [weI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; to take one's way ; ; to lead the way
       ;  ,  ; to lose one's way
        ; back way  ; on the way )  ; on the
      way home   ; ) ; to be on one's way   ;
      to go one's way(s) , ; to be in the way ) 
      ң , ; )   ; by the way )  ,
       ; ) ,  ; to get out of smb.'s way  
      ; to make way for smb., smth.  ,  
      -., -.; to see one's way ,   ;
          -.; now I see my way   , 
      ; to try one's own way  -; to have ( to
      get) one's own way  ,   ϣ, 
      -; to have it one's own way  -,
       ; she had it her own way in the end   
         ; have it your (own) way ,
       , ϣ ; to be in the way of doing smth.  
       ,   -.; out of the way )   ; 
      ; ) ; , ; he has done
      nothing out of the way        

      2) , ; look this way  ; this way,
      please () , ; (are you) going my way?  
      ?; the other way round 

      3) ; a little way, _. _. a little ways ; a
      long way, _. _. a long ways 

      4)  ң; ; to make one's way ) ;
      ; )  ,     (.
      to make one's way in the world); to make the best of one's way 
        , ; to have way on  ң (
      ,   ..); under way _.   (. _.);
      preparations are under way ģ ; to be well under way
        

      5) , , ; ;  ; I will find a
      way to do it     ; to put smb. in the way of
      (doing) smth.  -.  ,  -. 
      ..; to see one's way (clear) to doing smth. ,  
      -.; to have a way with smb.     -., 
       -.; way of living  ; to my way of thinking
        ; one way or another   ; the other way
      ; ways and means )   ;   ;
      ) _.      

      6) , ; ; it is not in his way to be
      communicative     ; to stand in the
      ancient ways    

      7)  ; to live in a great (small) way    
      ()

      8) , ; to be in the retail way  
      

      9) ; in a bad way   

      10) _. ; she is in a terrible way   

      11) ; bad in every way    ; in a way
        ;   ;   ; in
      many ways   

      12) _pl. _. 

      13) _.  ()

      14) _attr.: the Ways and Means Committee )  
       ; )    
      

      *) way out   ; by way of ) ,  ; ) 
      ,  ; to give way ) , ;
      ) ,  (  ..); ) ,
      ; )  ( ); one way or the other   
      ԣ,   ; no two ways about it )  ; ) 
           ; to put smb. in the way of smth.
       -. ,    -.; pay
      your own way   ; to go the way of all flesh ( of
      nature, of all the earth) ; to go out of one's way..., to put
      oneself out of the way...     ( 
      ,  ); she went out of the way to please her
      future mother-in-law       
       ; to put smb. out of the way  -., 
      -.; to come smb.'s way ,  -. (
       ); the longest way round is the shortest way home
      _.  ,  ; to have a way with oneself
       

    2. _adv. _. , , ; way behind 
    ; way back ; way back in the nineties ݣ  90- ; way
    ahead  ; the runner was way ahead of his opponents 
       ; way over ; to go way
    over one's budget   ,  
_____

way-bill

  ['weIbIl] _n.

    1)  

    2)  (  ..)

    3) ;  
_____

way-leave

  ['weIli:v] _n.

    1)     

    2)  ̣  
_____

way-out

  ['weI'aut] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) ,  (   ..)

    3) ̣
_____

way-station

  ['weI'steISn] _n. _.   ; 
_____

way-worn

  ['weIwO:n] _a. ̣ ( )
_____

wayfarer

  ['weI,fEr] _n. , 
_____

wayfaring

  ['weI,fErIN]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _a. ;     
_____

waygoing

  ['weI,guIN] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

waylay

  [weI'leI] _v.

    1) ;   ( -.)

    2)    (-.    ..)
_____

wayside

  ['weIsaId]

    1. _n.

      1)  ; 

      2) _pl. _-.  

    2. _a. 
_____

wayward

  ['weIwd] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) , 

    3)   
_____

we

  [wi:] _pron. pers (_obj. us) 
_____

we'd

  [wi:d] _. _. = we had, we should, we would
_____

we'll

  [wi:l] _. _. = we shall, we will
_____

we're

  [wI] _. _. = we are
_____

we've

  [wi:v] _. _. = we have
_____

weak

  [wi:k] _a.

    1) ; in a weak moment  ; weak point (
    spot)  ; he is weak in English  ,  
     ; weak in the head  

    2) ; ; weak refusal  

    3) 

    4) ,  (   ..)

    5) _. 

    6) _. , 

    *) the weaker sex   ( )
_____

weak-eyed

  ['wi:kaId] _a.   (  ) 
_____

weak-headed

  ['wi:k'hedId] _a.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

weak-kneed

  ['wi:kni:d] _a. , 
_____

weak-minded

  ['wi:k'maIndId] = weak-headed 1)
_____

weak-spirited

  ['wi:k'spIrItId] _a. 
_____

weaken

  ['wi:kn] _v.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

weakling

  ['wi:klIN] _n.    
_____

weakly

  ['wi:klI]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _adv. 
_____

weakness

  ['wi:knIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ,  (for -  -.)

    3)  , : , 

    4) , 
_____

weal

  I [wi:l] _n. , ; for the public ( general) weal
    ; common weal  

    *) in weal and woe     

  II [wi:l] = wale
_____

weald

  [wi:ld] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) (the Weald)   ,     
    , , , 
_____

wealth

  [wel] _n.

    1) ; a man of wealth  

    2) ; wealth of hair  ; wealth of experience
     

    3) _.  , ; 

    4) _. 

    *) great wealth  
_____

wealthy

  ['welI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ,  (in); language wealthy in nuances
     
_____

wean

  I [wi:n] _v.

    1)   

    2)  (from, of, away - )

  II [wi:n] _n. _. £
_____

weanling

  ['wi:nlIN] _n. £,    
_____

weapon

  ['wepn] _n.

    1) ; _. ; weapon of mass destruction 
     

    2)   (   )
_____

weaponless

  ['wepnlIs] _a. 
_____

weaponry

  ['wepnrI] _n. , , atomic weaponry  
_____

wear

  I [wE]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  (); in wear  ,  ; this is
      now in (general) wear   ; a dress for summer wear
       

      2) , ; men's wear  ; working wear 
      

      3) , ; there is still much wear in these shoes 
       ݣ   

      4) , ; to show wear 

      *) wear and tear ) ; ; ; ) _. 
       ; ) ; wear and tear of life 
      

    2. _v. (wore; worn)

      1)   ( -.);  (  ..); to wear scent
      ; to wear one's hair loose    

      2)  ( ); to wear well   {. . 3}

      3) ,  ; to wear well    
      {. . 2}; to wear a troubled look  ݣ 
      ,  

      4) , , ; ; ; the water
      has worn a channel   ; to wear a track across a
      field    

      5) ; 

      6) ,  ( ); the day wears towards its
      close    

      7) _. to wear the ensign ( the flag)   

      #) wear away ) (); )   ( ); wear
      down ) (), (); the record is worn down 
       ԣ; )  (  ..);
       (); )  (-.); wear off
      ) (); ) ; ; the effect of the medicine
      will wear off in a few hours    
       ; wear on   ( ); wear out
      ) (); ) () (   ..);
      ) ; ) 

      *) to wear the King's ( the Queen's) coat   
      ; to wear the breeches ( _. the pants)  
       ( );   

  II [wI] = weir
_____

wearer

  ['wEr] _n.  (,   ..); ,    ,
    ..
_____

weariful

  ['wIrIful] _a. , 
_____

weariless

  ['wIrIlIs] _a. 
_____

weariness

  ['wIrInIs] _n.

    1) , ̣

    2) , 
_____

wearing

  ['wErIN]

    1. _pres-p.  wear I, 2

    2. _a.

      1)   ; wearing apparel , 

      2) ; , 
_____

wearisome

  ['wIrIsm] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ,  
_____

wearproof

  ['wEpru:f] _a. ,  
_____

weary

  ['wIrI]

    1. _a.

      1) ̣

      2) ,   (of -  -.);  
      ; I am weary of it   

      3) ; weary hours  

    2. _v.

      1) ()

      2) ,   (of -  -.);    
      ..; weary for   -.,  ޣ-.;   -.
_____

weasel

  ['wi:zl] _n. _. 

    *) to catch a weasel asleep   , 
    ֣
_____

weather

  ['we]

    1. _n.

      1) ; weather permitting    ; good
      weather  ; bad weather 

      2) , ; to make good (bad) weather _.  ()
        ( )

      3) _attr.   ; weather conditions 
      ; weather report 

      *) in the weather  ,  ; to make heavy weather of smth.
       -. , ; under the weather
      ) , ; )  ,   ;
      ) _. ; to have the weather (of) ) _.  
       ; )   ( -.)

    2. _a. _. 

      *) to keep one's weather eye open   ;   

    3. _v.

      1) (), ()  

      2)  (, ,   ..)

      3) _.    

      #) weather on _.    ; weather out, weather
      through  (  ..)
_____

weather-beaten

  ['we,bi:tn] _a.

    1) ģ 

    2) ; 

    3)  , ң
_____

weather-board

  ['webO:d] _n. _.  
_____

weather-bound

  ['webaund] _a.  
_____

weather-bureau

  ['we'bjuru] _n.  
_____

weather-chart

  ['we'tSa:t] _n.  
_____

weather-cloth

  ['weklO] _n. _. ;  
_____

weathercock

  ['wekOk] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ģ , 
_____

weathered

  ['wed]

    1. _p-p.  weather 3

    2. _a.

      1)   

      2) _. 

      3) _.      ( )
_____

weather-forecast

  ['we'fO:ka:st] _n.  
_____

weather-glass

  ['wegla:s] _n. 
_____

weathering

  ['werIN]

    1. _pres-p.  weather 3

    2. _n.

      1) _.       , 

      2) _. , 
_____

weatherman

  ['wemn] _n. _. 
_____

weather-map

  ['wemp] = weather-chart
_____

weather-proof

  ['wepru:f] _a. ݣ  ;   
  
_____

weather-prophet

  ['we,prOfIt] _n.   (  )
_____

weather-side

  ['wesaId] _n. _.  
_____

weather-sign

  ['wesaIn] _n.  
_____

weather-stained

  ['westeInd] _a. 
_____

weather-station

  ['we,steISn] _n.  
_____

weatherstrip

  ['westrIp] _n.  (   ..    
  )
_____

weather-vane

  ['weveIn] = weathercock 1)
_____

weatherwear

  ['wewE] _n.   (    ..)
_____

weather-wise

  ['wewaIz] _a.   
_____

weather-worn

  ['wewO:n] _a.   
_____

weave

  [wi:v]

    1. _v. (wove, woven)

      1) 

      2) ; 

      3) _. _. , 

      4) (), (), ()

      5) , 

    2. _n.

      1) ,  ();    

      2) _attr. 
_____

weaver

  ['wi:v] _n. ; 
_____

weazen

  ['wi:zn] = wizen
_____

weazened

  ['wi:znd] = wizened
_____

web

  [web]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ,  (, )

      3)  ( ,    ..)

      4) ;  

      5)  ()

      6)  ();  ();  ();  ()

      7)  

      8) , 

      9) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) ,  

      3)   ; , 
_____

webbed

  [webd]

    1. _p-p.  web 2

    2. _a. 
_____

webbing

  ['webIN]

    1. _pres-p.  web 2

    2.  ; 
_____

wed

  [wed] _v. (wedded [wedId], _. wed)

    1)  ; 

    2)   

    3) , 
_____

wedded

  ['wedId]

    1. _p-p.  wed

    2. _a.

      1) ; a wedded pair  

      2)  (to - -.)
_____

wedding

  ['wedIN]

    1. _pres-p.  wed

    2. _n.

      1) ; , ; 

      2) _attr. 
_____

wedding-breakfast

  ['wedIN,brekfst] _n. ɣ    (  
  )
_____

wedding-cake

  ['wedINkeIk] _n.  
_____

wedding-day

  ['wedINdeI] _n.  ;  
_____

wedding-dress

  ['wedINdres] _n.  
_____

wedding-favour

  ['wedIN,feIv] _n.  
_____

wedding-ring

  ['wedINrIN] _n.  
_____

wedge

  [wed]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to force ( to drive) a wedge  

      2) -.,   

      3) _.  

      *) the thin end of the wedge ,   ;
        ( -.)

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)    

      3)      (  )

      #) wedge in ; to wedge oneself in ; wedge off
      
_____

wedge writing

  ['wed'raItIN] _n. 
_____

wedgies

  ['wedIz] _n. _pl.  ()
_____

wedlock

  ['wedlOk] _n. ; ; children born in (out of) wedlock
  ģ () 
_____

wee

  I [wi:] _a. _. , ; a wee bit 

  II [wi:] _.

    1. _n. , - (. weewee)

    2. _v. ,  -
_____

weed

  I [wi:d]

    1. _n.

      1)  , 

      2) (the weed) 

      3) _. 

      4) _. ,  

      5) _. 

      *) ill weeds grow apace _.     ģ

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2) ; 

      #) weed away, weed out , ; 

  II [wi:d] _n.

    1) _pl.   (. widow's weeds)

    2)  , 
_____

weedy

  ['wi:dI] _a.

    1)  

    2)    

    3) , , ; 
_____

week

  [wi:k] _n.

    1) ; in a week  ;   ; he came back
    Saturday week      ,   

    2)    

    *) a week of Sundays _. )  ; )  ; week
    in, week out 
_____

week-day

  ['wi:kdeI] _n.  
_____

week-end

  ['wi:k'end]

    1. _n.        , ; to
    go to the country for the week-end     

    2. _v.  (-.)      
_____

week-ender

  ['wi:k'end] _n.         
  
_____

weekly

  ['wi:klI]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. ; 

    3. _adv. ;   
_____

ween

  [wi:n] _v. _.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

weep

  [wi:p] _v. (wept)

    1) , 

    2)  (for)

    3)  ; ,  ; the pipes have
    wept  

    #) weep away ; weep out ; to weep oneself out
    
_____

weeper

  ['wi:p] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  , 

    4) _pl. _. 
_____

weeping

  ['wi:pIN]

    1. _pres-p.  weep

    2. _a.

      1)  ̣

      2) ; weeping willow  

      3) 

      4) _. , ; weeping eczema _.  

      *) Weeping Cross _. ,    ; to come
      home by Weeping Cross 

    3. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  (   ..)
_____

weepy

  ['wi:pI] _n. _.  ;   ̣ (,
  , )
_____

weevil

  ['wi:vIl] _n. _. 
_____

weevilly

  ['wi:vIlI] _a. ֣  ( )
_____

weft

  [weft] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

weigh

  [weI] _v.

    1) ()

    2) , , ; to weigh the advantages and
    disadvantages     ; to weigh one's words
      ,   

    3)  (with, against)

    4) ; how much do you weigh?   ?

    5)  , , 

    #) weigh down ) ; ; ) , ; weigh
    in ) _.    ( ); ): to
    weigh in with  ( ,   ..); to weigh
    in with an argument   ; weigh on ; weigh
    out ) , ; ) _.  
     ( ); weigh up ) ; )  
    ; weigh upon = weigh on; weigh with  ;  
    (  ..)
_____

weighbridge

  ['weIbrId] _n.  
_____

weigher

  ['weI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

weigh-in

  ['weIIn] _n.    
_____

weighing

  ['weIIN]

    1. _pres-p.  weigh

    2. _n. ; weighing in = weigh-in
_____

weighing-machine

  ['weIINm,Si:n] _n. 
_____

weigh-out

  ['weIaut] _a.    
_____

weight

  [weIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; to put on weight , ; to lose
      weight 

      2) ; 

      3) 

      4) , , ; men of weight  ; on
      argument of great weight  ; to throw one's weight
      about _. ;   

      5) , ; a (great) weight off one's mind   ,
        

      6) ; _pl. 

      7) _. , 

      8) _.  

      *) Weights and Measures Department    

    2. _v.

      1) ;  ;  

      2) ,  (with)

      3)  ( )

      4)  , 

      #) weight down )  , ; )  ( 
      ..)
_____

weightless

  ['weItlIs] _a. 
_____

weightlessness

  ['weItlIsnIs] _n. ;  
_____

weight-lifter

  ['weIt,lIft] _n. , 
_____

weight-lifting

  ['weIt,lIftIN] _n. _.  ; ֣ 
_____

weighty

  ['weItI] _a.

    1) ֣

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

weir

  [wI]

    1. _n. , ; 

    2. _v.  , 
_____

weird

  [wId]

    1. _n. _. _.

      1) , 

      2) , 

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , 

      3) _. , ; 

      *) the weird sisters _.  , ; 
_____

weirdie

  ['wIdI] _n. _. ,  
_____

weirdy

  ['wIdI] _. = weirdie
_____

welch

  [welS] = welsh
_____

welcome

  ['welkm]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ,  ɣ; to give a warm welcome 
       ɣ; to find a ready welcome   ; to
      wear out ( to outstay) smb.'s welcome  -.
      ;  

    2. _a.

      1) ; ; welcome news  ; to take smb.
      welcome   -.

      2): welcome to _predic.  ; he is welcome to use my
      library       

      *) (you are) welcome )  ; ) ,  
       (   )

    3. _v.

      1) ;  ; I welcome you to my house 
         

      2) ,  (,   ..)

    4. _int.  ! (. you are welcome!); welcome home! 
    !
_____

weld

  [weld]

    1. _n. _.  

    2. _v.

      1) _. ()

      2) , 
_____

welder

  ['weld] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

welding

  ['weldIN]

    1. _pres-p.  weld 2

    2. _n. _. 
_____

welfare

  ['welfE] _n.

    1) , 

    2) = welfare work {. 3)}

    3) _attr.: the Welfare State _. " 
    "; welfare work     
    (  ..); 
_____

welkin

  ['welkIn] _n. _. , 
_____

well

  I [wel]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) , ϣ

      3) _. 

      4)  

      5)  

      6)   (  )

      7) _. ; , 

    2. _v. ,   ( well up, well out, well forth)

  II [wel]

    1. _adv. (better; best)

      1) !; well done! ; !; she is well spoken of 
      ţ  

      2)  ; ; ; we ought to examine the
      results well    ; to talk well
       

      3) , , ; to behave well   ; you
      can't well refuse to help him     
         

      4) , ; he was well out of sight   
       

      5) , , , ; the work is well on 
       ; he is well past forty    ;
      it may well be true  ,       
      ; this may well be so   

      *) as well as   ,  ;  ; it's just as well 
       ,   ,   ; well enough 
      ; the girl speaks French well enough to act as our interpreter
           ,  
       

    2. _a. (better; best)

      1) _predic. ; all is well ӣ  , ӣ ; all
      turned out well ӣ ; all turned out well out of smth.
         -.

      2) _predic. ; I am quite well   

      3): well up _predic. , ; he isn't well up in
      psychology   ̣  

      4) _attr. _. (   ) 

    3. _n. ; I wish him well    

      *) let well alone, _. let well enough alone    
      

    4. _int. ! ( , , ,   ..);
    well and good! !, !; if you promise that, well and good
       ,  ; well, to be sure   !;
    well, what next? ,   ?; well, now tell me all about it ,
       ӣ  
_____

well-advised

  ['weld'vaIzd] _a. 
_____

well-appointed

  ['wel'pOIntId] _a.  ֣,  
_____

well-armed

  ['wel'a:md] _a.  ֣
_____

well-balanced

  ['wel'blnst] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; 
_____

well-becoming

  ['welbI'kAmIN] _a. , 
_____

well-behaved

  ['welbI'heIvd] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ( )
_____

well-being

  ['wel'bi:IN] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; , 
_____

well-boring

  ['wel'bO:rIN] _n. _.  
_____

well-born

  ['wel'bO:n] _a. 
_____

well-bred

  ['wel'bred] _a.

    1) 

    2) ,  ( )
_____

well-built

  ['wel'bIlt] _a. ;  ֣
_____

well-conducted

  ['welkn'dAktId] _a. ; 
_____

well-connected

  ['welk'nektId] _a.      
_____

well-defined

  ['weldI'faInd] _a. ޣ;  ̣,  
_____

well-directed

  ['weldI'rektId] _a.  (   ..);  
_____

well-dish

  ['wel'dIS] _n.     
_____

well-disposed

  ['weldIs'puzd] _a. ,  (to, towards)
_____

well-doer

  ['wel'du:] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

well-doing

  ['wel'du:IN] _n.    
_____

well-done

  ['wel'dAn] _a.

    1) ,  

    2)  
_____

well-earned

  ['wel':nd] _a. 
_____

well-educated

  ['wel'edju:keItId] _a. 
_____

well-favoured

  ['wel'feIvd] _a. _. , 
_____

well-fed

  ['wel'fed] _a. ; 
_____

well-found

  ['wel'faund] _a.  ;  ֣  ֣
_____

well-founded

  ['wel'faundId] = well-grounded 1)
_____

well-groomed

  ['wel'gru:md] _a.

    1)   ( )

    2) ; 
_____

well-grounded

  ['wel'graundId] _a.

    1) 

    2) (in)   ( -. );  (
    ޣ-.)
_____

well-head

  ['welhed] _n. 
_____

well-heeled

  ['wel'hi:ld] _a. _. 
_____

well-informed

  ['welIn'fO:md] _a.  ̣
_____

well-intentioned

  ['welIn'tenSnd] _a.   ;   
   
_____

well-judged

  ['wel'dAdd] _a. ,    ; well-judged
  reply  ; well-judged blow ,   
_____

well-knit

  ['wel'nIt] _a.

    1)  

    2)  

    3) ޣ
_____

well-known

  ['wel'nun] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  , 

    3) 
_____

well-lined

  ['wel'laInd] _a.   ( )
_____

well-made

  ['wel'meId] _a.

    1)  ֣

    2) ;    
_____

well-mannered

  ['wel'mnd] _a. 
_____

well-marked

  ['wel'ma:kt] _a. ޣ
_____

well-meaning

  ['wel'mi:nIN] _a.   ; 
_____

well-meant

  ['wel'ment] = well-intentioned
_____

well-minded

  ['wel'maIndId] = well-disposed
_____

well-natured

  ['wel'neItSd] = good-natured
_____

well-nigh

  ['welnaI] _adv. 
_____

well-off

  ['wel'Of] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  ֣,  (for); well-off for books 
     
_____

well-oiled

  ['wel'OIld] _a.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

well-ordered

  ['wel'O:dd] _a. 
_____

well-paid

  ['wel'peId] _a.  
_____

well-proportioned

  ['welpr'pO:Snd] _a. , 
_____

well-read

  ['wel'red] _a.

    1) 

    2)     -.  (in); he is
    well-read in English literature     
_____

well-regulated

  ['wel'regjuleItId] _a.    ;
  
_____

well-room

  ['welrum] _n. 
_____

well-run

  ['wel'rAn] _a.   ( ,   ..)
_____

well-seeming

  ['wel'si:mIN] _a.   
_____

well-set

  ['wel'set] _a.

    1) 

    2)  , 
_____

well-sinking

  ['wel'sINkIN] _n. أ ;  
_____

well-spoken

  ['wel'spukn] _a.

    1)  ,  

    2)  (  )
_____

well-spring

  ['welsprIN] = well-head
_____

well-tailored

  ['wel'teIld] _a.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

well-thought-of

  ['wel'O:tOv] _a.   ; 
_____

well-thought-out

  ['wel'O:t'aut] _a. , 
_____

well-timed

  ['wel'taImd] _a. 
_____

well-to-do

  ['welt'du:] _a. , 
_____

well-tried

  ['wel'traId] _a. 
_____

well-trodden

  ['wel'trOdn] _a. ң;  ; _. 
_____

well-turned

  ['wel't:nd] _a.

    1) ,  

    2) 
_____

well-water

  ['wel,wO:t] _n.    
_____

well-wisher

  ['wel'wIS] _n. 
_____

well-wishing

  ['wel'wISIN] _a. 
_____

well-worn

  ['wel'wO:n] _a. ; _. ,  (  
  ..); a well-worn story   
_____

welsh

  [welS] _v. ,   
_____

welt

  [welt]

    1. _n.

      1)  ()

      2) ,  (  )

      3) 

      4) _. ; 

    2. _v.

      1)    ()

      2) _. , 

      3) ; 
_____

welter

  I ['welt]

    1. _n. , ; ; ()  (
    ,   ..)

    2. _v.

      1) , ; to welter in one's blood   
      ; to welter in pleasure  ; to welter in
      vice   

      2)    ( )

      3) 

  II ['welt] = welter-weight
_____

welter-weight

  ['weltweIt] _n.

    1)   ( )

    2) _.   ; ӣ   
     
_____

wen

  [wen] _n.

    1) _.  , 

    2) _. 

    3)  ̣ ; the great wen 
_____

wench

  [wentS]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ,  

      2) _.  (.  )

      3) _.  ()

    2. _v. _.   , 
_____

wend

  [wend] _v. _. ; to wend one's way  ,  (to)
_____

went

  [went] _p.  go 1
_____

wept

  [wept] _p.  _p-p.  weep
_____

were

  [w:] ( ); [w] ( )   . .
  . to be
_____

weren't

  [w:nt] _. _. = were not
_____

werewolf

  ['wIwulf] _n. 
_____

werwolf

  ['wIwulf] = werewolf
_____

west

  [west]

    1. _n.

      1) ; _. 

      2)  ; _. 

      3) (the West) _.  

    2. _a. ; west country )   ; ) ,
      -  

    3. _adv.  ,  

      *) to go west _. ; 
_____

westering

  ['westrIN] _a.

    1)   ( )

    2)   
_____

westerly

  ['westlI]

    1. _a. 

    2. _adv.  ;  

    3. _n. _pl. _.  , 
_____

western

  ['westn]

    1. _a. ;   

    2. _n.

      1) = westerner 1)

      2) _. _. ,  ,  ,
        ..

      3)  , - 
_____

westerner

  ['westn] _n.

    1)     (.  )

    2)   ( ,   ..)
_____

westernize

  ['westnaIz] _v. () 
_____

westernmost

  ['westnmust] _a.  
_____

westing

  ['westIN] _n. _.   
_____

westward

  ['westwd]

    1. _a.   

    2. _adv.  

    3. _n.  ;  
_____

westwards

  ['westwdz] = westward 2
_____

wet

  [wet]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; ; wet paint  ; wet
      to the skin, wet through   

      2) , ; wet weather  

      3)  ( , )

      4) , ; wet smile   ̣

      5) _. "",      
       ; wet state ,    
       

      6) _. , ; to talk wet  ̣

      7) _. ; wet night 

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  

      3) _. ;  

      4) _.     

      5) _. ޣ , 

      6) _. 

    3. _v.

      1) , , ; to wet one's bed  
      ,   

      2) _. ; to wet a bargain  ; to wet
      one's whistle  , 

      #) wet out ) ; ) 
_____

wet blanket

  ['wet'blNkIt] _n. _. ,   ,
    ..
_____

wet bob

  ['wetbOb] _n. ,   
_____

wet-nurse

  ['wetn:s] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; to play wet-nurse 
_____

wetback

  ['wetbk] _n. _. _.  , 
        
_____

wet-blanket

  ['wet'blNkIt] _v. _. ;  
_____

wether

  ['we] _n. ,  
_____

whack

  [wk]

    1. _n.

      1)  ;   

      2) _.  ; to go whacks    ( -.);
      to have one's whack of smth.   -.

      3) = wack

      *) to have a whack at smth. _. ,  
      -.; out of whack _.   

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) _. () (. whack up)
_____

whacked

  [wkt] _a. _. , 
_____

whacker

  ['wk] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

whacking

  ['wkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  whack 2

    2. _a. _. 
_____

whale

  I [weIl]

    1. _n.

      1) ; bull whale -; cow whale  

      2): a whale of _. -. ,   
      ; a whale of a story  

      3): a whale at ( on) _.  ( ); ; ;
      he is a whale on ( at) history   

      *) very like a whale _. , !,    !

    2. _v. (. _pres-p.)  

  II [weIl] _v. _. _. , 
_____

whale-boat

  ['weIlbut] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

whale-fin

  ['weIlfIn] = whalebone
_____

whale-fishery

  ['weIl,fISrI] _n.  
_____

whale-oil

  ['weIlOIl] _n. ,  
_____

whalebone

  ['weIlbun] _n.

    1)  

    2)    
_____

whaleman

  ['weIlmn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

whaler

  ['weIl] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 

    3) , 
_____

whaling

  I ['weIlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  whale I, 2

    2. _n.   ;  

    3. _a. _. , 

  II ['weIlIN] _.

    1. _pres-p.  whale II

    2. _n. _. 
_____

whaling-gun

  ['weIlINgAn] _n.  
_____

whang

  [wN] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _v. , 
_____

wharf

  [wO:f] _n. (_pl. -ves, -fs [wO:fs]) ; 
_____

wharfage

  ['wO:fId] _n. _.  
_____

wharfinger

  ['wO:fInd] _n.     
_____

wharves

  [wO:vz] _pl.  wharf
_____

what

  [wOt] _pron.

    1) _inter. ?, ?, ?; what is it?   (?); what
    did he pay for it?     ?; what is he?  
    ? ( ); what? what did you say? repeat, please ? 
     ? ; what about...?   ...?,  ...?;
    what about your promise? ,    ޣ  ?;
    what's his name?   ?; what for? ?; what good ( use)
    is it?    ?,    ?; what if...?  ,
    ...?; what manner ( kind, sort) of?  ?; ?; what kind
    of man is he?  ?,    ?; what next? , 
     ?; what of...? = what about...?; well, what of it?, _.
    so what?     ?, ,   ?; what though...?  
    , ...?; what are we the better for it all?    ?

    2) _conj. , , ; I don't know what she wants   ,
      ; like what's in your workers' eyes? ,  
     ?; he gave her what money he had     ,
       ; I know what to do  ,   ; do you
    know him what came yesterday? (.  who)   ,
      ?

    3) _emph. !; !; !; what a strange phenomenon! 
     !; what an interesting book it is!  
    !; what a pity!  !

    *) (and) what not   ; what ho!   ; what
    matter?  !; what with , -; what gives!
      !;  !; I know what    , ; what
    is what   ; I know what's what   ӣ ; this
    isn't easy what?   , ?   ?; what the hell?
    )  ޣ?; )   ?, !; come what may , 
    ; what on earth ( in the blazes, in the world)...? ޣ
    ,  ...; what on earth is he doing here?  ޣ 
     ?,  , ޣ ,  ?
_____

what-d'ye-call-em

  ['wOtdju,kO:lm] _.  , , ?
_____

what-for

  ['wOtfO:] _n. _. , 
_____

what-not

  ['wOtnOt] _n.

    1)   

    2)  , , 
_____

whate'er

  [wOt'E] _. . whatever
_____

whatever

  [wOt'ev]

    1. _a.   , 

    2. _pron.

      1) _conj. ӣ ;   ; I am right, whatever you think  ,
           ; whatever the appearances...    
        ...;     ...; whatever the
      reason...     ...

      2) _emph. ( no) ; ( any) -; is there any
      hope whatever?    - ?

      3) _. () -
_____

whatsis

  ['wOtsIs] _. _.    ?
_____

whatsit

  ['wOtsIt] _. _.    ?
_____

whatsoe'er

  [,wOtsu'E] _. . whatsoever
_____

whatsoever

  [,wOtsu'ev]    whatever
_____

wheat

  [wi:t] _n. ; winter (summer) wheat  () 
_____

wheedle

  ['wi:dl] _v.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  ; to wheedle smb. into doing smth. 
     -.  -.; to wheedle smth. out of smb.
     -.  -.
_____

wheedling

  ['wi:dlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  wheedle

    2. _a. ;     
_____

wheel

  [wi:l]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ̣; Geneva wheel _.  

      2)  , ; man at the wheel ; _.
      , 

      3) _pl. _. ; the wheels of state  

      4) , , 

      5) 

      6)   (. potter's wheel)

      7)  ,  (. Fortune's wheel)

      8) , 

      9) _. 

      10) _. left (right) wheel!  ()  ң!

      11) _. 

      *) to break on the wheel _. ; to break a butterfly (
      a fly) on the wheel     ; to go on wheels
         ; wheels within wheels  ; 
      ; to put one's shoulder to the wheel   
      

    2. _v.

      1) ,  (  ..)

      2)  

      3) ()

      4)   

      5) _.    

      *) to wheel and deal _. _.  , 
      ;  
_____

wheel and axle

  ['wi:lnd'ksl] _n. _. 
_____

wheel chair

  ['wi:l'tSE] _n.   ̣ ( )
_____

wheel-base

  ['wi:lbeIs] _n. _. ̣ 
_____

wheel-horse

  ['wi:lhO:s] = wheeler 1)
_____

wheel-house

  ['wi:lhaus] _n. _.  
_____

wheelbarrow

  ['wi:l,bru] _n. 
_____

wheeled

  [wi:ld]

    1. _p-p.  wheel 2

    2. _a. ̣,  ̣
_____

wheeler

  ['wi:l] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) = wheelwright

    3) _attr.: wheeler team  
_____

wheeler-dealer

  ['wi:l'di:l] _n. _. _.

    1) 

    2) , ;  (. wheeler and dealer)

    3) _attr. 
_____

wheeling

  ['wi:lIN]

    1. _pres-p.  wheel 2

    2. _n.

      1)   

      2) ; 
_____

wheelman

  ['wi:lmn] _n. _. 
_____

wheelsman

  ['wi:lzmn] _n. 
_____

wheelwright

  ['wi:lraIt] _n. ̣ 
_____

wheeze

  [wi:z]

    1. _n.

      1) ֣ , , 

      2) _. 

      3) _. , 

      4) _.  

    2. _v.   ; 

      #) wheeze out 
_____

wheezy

  ['wi:zI] _a.

    1)  , 

    2) 
_____

whelk

  [welk] _n. 
_____

whelm

  [welm] _v. _. ; ; 
_____

whelp

  [welp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ԣ

      2) , 

    2. _v. ;  ԣ
_____

when

  [wen]

    1. _adv.

      1) _inter. ?

      2) _rel. ; during the time when you were away   
      

      3) _conj. ; I don't know when she will come  ,  
      ģ

    2. _cj.

      1) ,    ,  ,  ; when seated ;
      when speaking 

      2) ,  ,  ; he is reading the book when he
      might be out playing   ,      

      3) ; how can he buy it when he has no money?    
      ,     ?

    3. _n. , ; he told me the when and the why of it  
         ; till when can you stay?  
       ?

      *) say when  (),   (  )
_____

whence

  [wens]

    1. _adv. _inter.

      1) ? (. from whence?); from whence is he?  ?

      2) ?;  ?; whence comes it that...?  
      , ...

    2. _cj. ; go back whence you came  ,  
    
_____

whene'er

  [wen'E] _. . whenever
_____

whenever

  [wen'ev]

    1. _adv. _.  ; whenever will you learn?   
    ?

    2. _cj.   ;   ; I'll be at home whenever he
    arrives     ,   ; whenever I see her she is
    smiling      ţ,  () 
_____

whensoever

  [,wensu'ev]    whenever
_____

where

  [wE]

    1. _adv.

      1) _inter. ?; ?

      2) _rel. ; the place where we lived is not far from here ,
        ,  

      3) _conj. 

      #) where from? ?; where do you come from?  ?; ask her
      where she comes from?  ţ,  ?; where to ?

    2. _cj. ;  ;  ; ; send him where he will be well
    taken care of   ,      

    3. _n.  ; the wheres and whens are important ,
        
_____

where'er

  [wEr'E] _. . wherever
_____

whereabouts

  1. _n. ['wErbauts] () ; can you tell me
  his whereabouts?    ,   ?

  2. _adv. _inter. ['wEr'bauts] ?;   ?;  
  ?
_____

whereas

  [wEr'z] _cj.

    1)  

    2)   , 

    3) (   )   ,
    
_____

whereat

  [wEr't] _adv.  ; ;  ;  ޣ,  
_____

whereby

  [wE'baI] _adv.

    1) _rel.  

    2) _inter. _.  ?; ?,  ?
_____

wherefore

  ['wEfO:]

    1. _adv. _inter. _. ?,   ?;  ?

    2. _n. 
_____

wherein

  [wEr'In] _adv.

    1) _rel. , 

    2) _inter. _.  ޣ?
_____

whereof

  [wEr'Ov] _adv.

    1)  

    2)  ,  ޣ
_____

wheresoe'er

  [,wEsu'E] _. . wheresoever
_____

wheresoever

  [,wEsu'ev]    wherever
_____

whereupon

  [,wEr'pOn]

    1. _adv.  ޣ?; ?

    2. _cj.  ;  ; 
_____

wherever

  [wEr'ev]

    1. _adv.

      1) ?

      2) ?

    2. _cj.   ;   
_____

wherewith

  [wE'wI] _adv. _. ,   
_____

wherewithal

  ['wEwIO:l] _n. (the wherewithal) _.  , 
_____

wherry

  ['werI] _n. , ; ; 
_____

whet

  [wet]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  (  ..)

      2)    ;  

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ( )

      2) , ;  (, )

      *) to whet one's whistle  , , 
      
_____

whether

  ['we]

    1. _cj. ; I don't know whether he is here   ,   

      *) whether or no   ;   

    2. _pron. _.  ( )
_____

whetstone

  ['wetstun] _n.  
_____

whew

  [hwju:]

    1. _n.  (, )

    2. _v. ; 

    3. _int. _.   !
_____

whey

  [weI] _n. 
_____

wheyey

  ['weII] _a. 
_____

wheyish

  ['weIIS] _a. ;   
_____

whey-face

  ['weIfeIs] _n.   ,  
_____

whey-faced

  ['weIfeIst] _a. ,  (.  );  
  
_____

which

  [wItS] _pron.

    1) _inter. ?; ?; ? ( ); which of
    you am I to thank?     ?; which way shall we
    go?     ģ?

    2) _rel. , , ; the book which you are talking
    about... ,    ...

    3) _conj. , ; ; I don't know which way we must take 
     ,      
_____

whichever

  [wItS'ev] _pron.

    1) _inter. ?

    2) _conj.  ,   
_____

whichsoever

  [,wItSsu'ev]    whichever
_____

whicker

  ['wIk] _v. _. 
_____

whiff

  I [wIf]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; a whiff of fresh air   

      2) 

      3)   ( )

      4) _.  

      5) _. , 

      6)  ( ); to take a whiff or two 
      -

    2. _v.

      1) ,  

      2)   (); 

      3)   , 

  II [wIf] _n.   (   )

  III [wIf] _n.   -
_____

whiffet

  ['wIfIt] _n. _. _. 
_____

whiffle

  ['wIfl] _v.

    1)   (.  -  )

    2) , 

    3) 

    4) , 

    5) _. ; ;  
_____

whiffy

  ['wIfI] _a. 
_____

while

  [waIl]

    1. _n. ,  ; a long while ; a short while
    ; for a while  ; for a good while   
    ; in a little while ; the while _. ;    

    2. _v.: while away ; to while away the time ( a few
    hours) ,  

    3. _cj.

      1) ,    ; while in London he studied music  
        ,   

      2)   , ;  ; while the book was terribly dull,
      he would read it to the end     , 
         ţ  
_____

whiles

  [waIlz] _cj. _. ,    
_____

whilom

  ['waIlm]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _adv. _. , -;   
_____

whilst

  [waIlst] _cj. 
_____

whim

  [wIm] _n. , ; 
_____

whimper

  ['wImp]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

whimsical

  ['wImzIkl] _a.

    1) , ; he turned whimsical   
      

    2) ; 
_____

whimsicality

  [,wImzI'klItI] _n. , ; 
_____

whimsy

  ['wImzI]

    1. _n. , , 

    2. _a. = whimsical
_____

whin

  I [wIn] _n. _. ԣ 

  II [wIn] _n. _. ף  
_____

whine

  [waIn]

    1. _n.  ; 

    2. _v.

      1) , , 

      2) , 
_____

whinger

  ['wIN] _n. ,  
_____

whinny

  ['wInI]

    1. _n.    

    2. _v.  
_____

whip

  [wIp]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) ; I am no whip     

      3) _. 

      4) _.    (  . party
      whip)

      5)      
        ; the whips are off   
          

      6)  

      7) _. ߣ 

      8)   

      9) ͣ (  ..)

      10)  ,   ..

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2)  (. whip up)

      3) ;  

      4)     (. to whip a stream)

      5) ,  (, )

      6) _. , ; ; to whip creation 
       

      7) ,  ()

      8)  

      9) , ; 

      10)    , 

      11)   () 

      12) ͣ,   

      13)  ( ,   ..)

      14) _.  ,  

      #) whip away ) ; ; )  (); whip in
      ; ; whip off ) , ģ; ) ;
      )  ; ) = 14); whip on ԣ; whip out
      )  (); ) ; ; )  ;
      )  (-.)   ; to whip out a reply 
      ; whip round  ; whip up ) ԣ;
      ; ) ; ) ; to whip up emotions
       ; ) ,  (); ) 
      ( ,   ..)

      *) to whip into shape _. _. , "";  
       ; to whip round for subscriptions   
      -.
_____

whip hand

  ['wIp'hnd] _n. ,  ; _. , ; to
  have the whip hand of ( over) smb.  -.   
_____

whip handle

  ['wIp,hndl] _n. ; _. , 
_____

whip-poor-will

  ['wIppu,wIl] _n.   ()
_____

whip-saw

  ['wIpsO:] _n.  
_____

whipcord

  ['wIpkO:d] _n.

    1) ޣ (   )

    2) _. ֣ 

    3)   
_____

whiplash

  ['wIplS] _n.  ;  ; to work under the whiplash
   - 
_____

whipper-in

  ['wIpr'In] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) ,   ( , )
_____

whipper-snapper

  ['wIp,snp] _n. ; ""
_____

whippet

  ['wIpIt] _n.  ()
_____

whipping

  ['wIpIN]

    1. _pres-p.  whip 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) ͣ,   

      4) _. ; 
_____

whipping-boy

  ['wIpINbOI] _n. ڣ 
_____

whipping-top

  ['wIpINtOp] _n.  (ԣ )
_____

whippy

  ['wIpI] _a. ; 
_____

whipster

  ['wIpst] _n. 
_____

whipstitch

  ['wIpstItS] = whip 2, 12)
_____

whir

  [w:] = whirr
_____

whirl

  [w:l]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ; ; 

      3) , 

      4)  ()

    2. _v.

      1) (); ()

      2) ; the car whirled out of sight   
       

      3)   

      #) whirl away ();  
_____

whirlabout

  ['w:lbaut] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) _attr. 
_____

whirligig

  ['w:lIgIg]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3)  ();   (  ..);
      whirligig of time  

    2. _a. 
_____

whirlpool

  ['w:lpu:l] _n. 
_____

whirlwind

  ['w:lwInd] _n.

    1) ; , 

    2) _attr. ; 
_____

whirr

  [w:]

    1. _n.

      1)  (, )

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1)  (   ..)

      2)   , ;  ( )

      3) 
_____

whisht

  [wISt] _int. (. _.) !
_____

whisk

  [wIsk]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ԣ

      2) ,  ( ,   ..)

      3)   

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ( whisk away, whisk off)

      2)  (  ..)

      3)  

      4)  ;  (. whisk out)

      5)  ()
_____

whisker

  ['wIsk] _n. (. _pl.)

    1) 

    2)  (,   ..)
_____

whiskered

  ['wIskd] _a.

    1)  

    2)   ( ,   ..)
_____

whisky

  ['wIskI] _n. 
_____

whisky sour

  ['wIskI,sau] _n.  
_____

whisper

  ['wIsp]

    1. _n.

      1) ۣ; to speak in a whisper  ۣ

      2) , , ; to give the whisper _. 

      3) , 

    2. _v.

      1)  ۣ, 

      2)   ; ; it is whispered  

      3) , 
_____

whisperer

  ['wIspr] _n. 
_____

whispering

  ['wIsprIN]

    1. _pres-p.  whisper 2

    2. _n.

      1) ۣ;  ۣ; ۣ, 

      2) , , , 
_____

whispering campaign

  ['wIsprINkm'peIn] _n.     
  
_____

whisperous

  ['wIsprs] _a.   ۣ
_____

whist

  [wIst] _n. _. 
_____

whistle

  ['wIsl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; penny ( tin) whistle 

      3) _. , ; 

      *) to pay for one's whistle     

    2. _v.

      1) ;   ( )

      2)  (  ..)

      3)   ; a bullet whistled past him  
       

      #) whistle away ; whistle up , 

      *) to whistle for smth.     -.; to let
      smb. go whistle    -. ; to whistle for a
      wind   ; to whistle in the dark ) ,
      ; )    , 
      ,   ..
_____

whistle stop

  ['wIslstOp] _n. _. _.

    1) 

    2)         (
      )
_____

whistler

  ['wIsl] = whistle-blower
_____

whistling

  ['wIslIN]

    1. _pres-p.  whistle 2

    2. _n. ; whistling in the dark  ; 

    3. _a. 
_____

whit

  [wIt] _n. , ; he is not a ( no) whit better   
  
_____

white

  [waIt]

    1. _a.

      1) ; white heat  

      2) ; to turn white , 

      3) ; 

      4) ; 

      5) , , 

      6) ;   

      7) _. , , ; white man  

      8) , 

      9)  ()

      *) white fury , ,  (. white heat); white
      light )  ; )  ; white night 
       ; white sheet _.  ; to stand in a white
      sheet  ; white slave " ", ;
      white crow  , ; white squall   (
      )

    2. _n.

      1)  ; 

      2)  , 

      3)  ;    ..

      4)  (; . white of the egg)

      5)  (; . white of the eye)

      6)  (); 

      7) _. 

      8) _. 

      9) , 

      10) _.  ; ,  
_____

white House

  ['waIt'haus] _n.   (  )
_____

white coal

  ['waIt'kul] _n.  , 
_____

white frost

  ['waItfrOst] _n. 
_____

white horses

  ['waIt'hO:sIz] _n.  ( )
_____

white lady

  ['waIt'leIdI] _n.  
_____

white lead

  ['waIt'led] _n.  
_____

white meat

  ['waItmi:t] _n.   (,   ..)
_____

white paper

  ['waIt'peIp] _n. " " (.  )
_____

white wedding

  ['waIt'wedIN] _n. _. _.  ,  
   ޣ  
_____

white whale

  ['waIt'weIl] _n. _. 
_____

white wing

  ['waIt'wIN] _n. _.  
_____

white-book

  ['waIt'buk] _n.   (  )
_____

white-collar

  ['waIt'kOl] _a. _. ; white-collar job   ;
  white-collar worker  
_____

white-fish

  ['waItfIS] _n. 
_____

white-handed

  ['waIt'hndId] _a. 
_____

white-headed

  ['waIt'hedId] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    *) white-headed boy _. , 
_____

white-hot

  ['waIt'hOt] _a. ̣ , ģ   
_____

white-lipped

  ['waIt'lIpt] _a.   ( ) 
_____

white-livered

  ['waIt,lIvd] _a. , 
_____

white-throat

  ['waItrut] _n.  ()
_____

whitebait

  ['waItbeIt] _n. ̣; ; 
_____

whiten

  ['waItn] _v.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) ; 
_____

whiteness

  ['waItnIs] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

whitening

  ['waItnIN]

    1. _pres-p.  whiten

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) , 
_____

whites

  [waIts] _n. _pl.

    1)    

    2) _. 

    3) _pl. ,  ()
_____

whitesmith

  ['waItsmI] _n. ; 
_____

whitethorn

  ['waItO:n] _n. 
_____

whitewash

  ['waItwOS]

    1. _n.

      1)   ( )

      2) 

      3) ,  -. 

      4) ;  ()  

      5) _. _. ""

      6) _.   (   )

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)   (-.),  

      3) _.  ""
_____

whither

  ['wI] _.

    1. _adv. _inter. ?; whither did they go?   ?

    2. _cj. ; go whither you will ,   

    3. _n.  
_____

whiting

  I ['waItIN] _n.  ( )

  II ['waItIN] _n.  ()
_____

whitish

  ['waItIS] _a. ̣, 
_____

whitlow

  ['wItlu] _n. _. 
_____

whittle

  ['wItl]

    1. _n. _.  

    2. _v.     (); to whittle at smth.
       -.

      #) whittle away ; _.   ; to whittle away the
      distinction between   ; whittle down =
      whittle away
_____

whity-

  ['waItI]    -, -; whity-brown
  -
_____

whiz

  [wIz] = whizz
_____

whizz

  [wIz]

    1. _n.

      1)  ( )

      2) _. _.  

      3) _. _.  

      4) _. _. ;  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)   ; bullets whizzed past  
      
_____

whizz-bang

  ['wIzbN] _n. _. _. , 
_____

whizz-kid

  ['wIzkId] _n. _. ң  (   
    );  
_____

who

  [hu:] _pron. (_obj. whom)

    1) _inter. ?; who is there?  ?; whom did you see?  
    ?; whom ( _. who) do you mean?     ?;
    who did you give it to?    ?

    2) _rel. , ; the man whom you saw... ,  
    ...

    3) _conj. ) , ; do you know who has come?   , 
    ۣ?; to know who is who ,    ;
    ) , ; , ; who breaks pays  أ,  

    *) WHO'S WHO   ; Who was Who
      
_____

whoa

  [wu] = wo
_____

whodunit

  ['hu:dAnIt] = whodunnit
_____

whodunnit

  ['hu:dAnIt] _n. _.  ,   ..
_____

whoe'er

  [hu:'E] _. . whoever
_____

whoever

  [hu:'ev] _pron. _indef. (_obj. whomever)   ,   
_____

whole

  [hul]

    1. _n.

      1) ; (on  upon) the whole  ;  ; taken as a whole
        

      2) ӣ ( whole of); I cannot tell you the whole (of it)  
         

      3) 

    2. _a.

      1) , ; whole number _.  ; a whole lot _.
      ; the whole world  ; with one's whole heart 
      ; 

      2) , 

      3) _. ; whole effect  

      4) , ; a whole brother  

      5) ,  ( )

      6)  ( )

      *) to be the whole show _.   
_____

whole-coloured

  ['hul'kAld] _a. 
_____

whole-hearted

  ['hul'ha:tId] _a. ;    ,   
_____

whole-hogger

  ['hul'hOg] _n.

    1) ,  ӣ 

    2) _. ģ  (-.)
_____

whole-hoofed

  ['hul'hu:ft] _a. _. 
_____

whole-length

  ['hul'leN]

    1. _n.    

    2. _a.   
_____

whole-souled

  ['hul'suld] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

wholemeal

  ['hulmi:l] _n.

    1)  

    2) _attr.    ; wholemeal bread  
     
_____

wholesale

  ['hulseIl]

    1. _n.  ; by (_. at) wholesale ;  
    

    2. _a.

      1) ; wholesale dealers  ; wholesale prices
       

      2) ,   ; wholesale slaughter 

    3. _v.   

    4. _adv. ;   ; to sell wholesale  
_____

wholesome

  ['hulsm] _a.

    1) ; ; ; ; wholesome advice
     

    2) _. 
_____

wholly

  ['hulI] _adv. , ; I do not wholly agree   
  
_____

whom

  [hu:m] _obj.  who
_____

whomever

  [hu:m'ev] _obj.  whoever
_____

whomsoever

  [,hu:msu'ev] _obj.  whosoever
_____

whoop

  [hu:p]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; whoop of laughter  

      2)  

      *) not worth a whoop    

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) 

      3)   ; to whoop with joy
        

      4) 

      *) to whoop it ( things) up  ; , 
_____

whoopee

  ['wupi:] _n. _.

    1)  (  ..)

    2) ԣ; ; to make whoopee 
_____

whooping-cough

  ['hu:pINkOf] _n. 
_____

whop

  [wOp] _v. _.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) ̣

    4)  ;   
_____

whopper

  ['wOp] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

whopping

  ['wOpIN]

    1. _pres-p.  whop

    2. _a. _. ; a whopping lie  

    3. _adv. _. , ; a whopping big fish  
_____

whore

  [hO:]

    1. _n.

      1) _. 

      2) _. ; 

    2. _v. _. , 
_____

whoredom

  ['hO:dm] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) _. 
_____

whorehouse

  ['hO:haus] _n. _. , 
_____

whoreson

  ['hO:sn] _n.

    1) _. ģ

    2) _. ,  
_____

whorl

  [w:l] _n.

    1)   ( ); 

    2)  (, )

    3)  ; to identify a criminal by the whorls of his
    finger-prints      

    4) _.  
_____

whortleberry

  ['w:tl,berI] _n. ; bog whortleberry ; red whortleberry
  
_____

whose

  [hu:z] _pron. _poss. , , أ, 
_____

whosesoever

  [,hu:zsu'ev] _pron. _poss.   
_____

whoso

  ['hu:su] _. = whoever
_____

whosoe'er

  [,hu:su'E] _. . whosoever
_____

whosoever

  [,hu:su'ev] _pron. _indef. (_obj. whomsoever)   ,   
_____

why

  [waI]

    1. _adv.

      1) _inter. ?; why so?   ?;   ?

      2) _rel. ; I can think of no reason why you shouldn't go there
           ?

      3) _conj. ; I don't know why they are late  ,  
      

    2. _int. :

      1) : why, it is Jones!    !

      2) : why, of course I do  , 

      3) : why, yes, I think so   ?  ,
      

      4)   : why, what is the harm?     
      ?

    3. _n. (_pl. whys [waIz])

      1) , ; to go into the whys and wherefores of it
        

      2) , 
_____

wick

  [wIk] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

wicked

  ['wIkId]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; ; 

      2) ; ; the wicked one , , 

      3) , , 

      4)  ( )

      5)  ( ,   ..)

      6) ,  (   ..)

    2. _n. (the wicked) _pl. _. 
_____

wickedness

  ['wIkIdnIs] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ,  
_____

wicker

  ['wIk] _n.

    1)   

    2) ԣ 

    3) _attr. ԣ; wicker chair ԣ 
_____

wicker-work

  ['wIkw:k] _n. , ԣ 
_____

wicket

  ['wIkIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  ( )

    4)   ( );  ()
_____

wicket-keeper

  ['wIkIt,ki:p] _n. ,   ( )
_____

wickiup

  ['wIkIAp] _n. _.

    1)  ()

    2) , 
_____

wide

  [waId]

    1. _a.

      1) 

      2) - ; 3 ft. wide  3  

      3) , ; ; the wide world  ; wide
      interests  

      4)   (   ..)

      5) ̣

    2. _adv.

      1) ,  (. far and wide)

      2) ; wide apart      ; wide of
      the truth   

      3)   (. wide of the mark)

      4) ; to open the window wide   
_____

wide awake

  ['waId'weIk] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ; 
_____

wide-awake

  ['waIdweIk] _n. _.   
_____

wide-eyed

  ['waId'aId] _a.     (   ..)
_____

wide-open

  ['waId'upn] _a.

    1)  ; with wide-open eyes    
    (   ..)

    2) _. ݣ

    3) _.   ,     ..;
    wide-open town ,       
     
_____

widen

  ['waIdn] _v. (); to widen one's outlook  
  
_____

widespread

  ['waIdspred] _a.  Σ
_____

widgeon

  ['wIdn] _n.  
_____

widish

  ['waIdIS] _a. 
_____

widow

  ['wIdu]

    1. _n. 

      *) widow's mite  ;  ; widow's cruse
       

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2) _. , ; 
_____

widow's walk

  ['wIduzwO:k] _n.      
_____

widowed

  ['wIdud]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  widow 2

    2. _a. 
_____

widower

  ['wIdu] _n. 
_____

widowhood

  ['wIduhud] _n. 
_____

width

  [wId] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) , 

    3) _. ̣

    4) _.  (  )
_____

wield

  [wi:ld] _v. ,    (. _.); to wield an axe
   ; to wield the sceptre  ; to wield
  power ( authority)  ; to wield a formidable pen
    
_____

wieldly

  ['wi:ldlI] _a.  ; 
_____

wife

  [waIf] _n. (_pl. wives)

    1) ; to take to wife   ֣, 

    2) _. ; old wives' tales  ,  

    *) all the world and his wife _.    
     
_____

wifeless

  ['waIflIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

wifely

  ['waIflI] _a. ,  
_____

wig

  [wIg] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. ; wigs on the green  , 
_____

wigging

  ['wIgIN] _n. _. , , 
_____

wiggle

  ['wIgl]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v. (); , 
_____

wiggle-waggle

  ['wIgl,wgl] = wiggle
_____

wight

  [waIt] _n. _. , 
_____

wigwag

  ['wIgwg] _. _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _v.  , 
_____

wigwam

  ['wIgwm] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.    
_____

wild

  [waIld]

    1. _a.

      1) ; wild flower  

      2) ; 

      3)  ( ,   ..)

      4) , , 

      5) , ; ֣; ; ̣; to be
      wild about smth.     -.; in wild spirits 
      ģ ; it drives me wild    
      ; wild with joy    

      6) , 

      7) ,  ; wild scheme  ;
      wild shot  ; wild guesses ) ; ) 
      

      8) _. , ; wild fellow 

      9)   , ң; wild hair ң
      

      *) to run wild ) ; )  ,  ;
      )    

    2. _adv. ,  

    3. _n. (the wilds) , ; in the wilds of Africa  
    
_____

wild duck

  ['waIld'dAk] _n.  , 
_____

wild oat

  ['waIld'ut] _n. _. 

    *) to sow one's wild oats   ; he has sown
    his wild oats  , 
_____

wild oats

  ['waIld'uts] _n. _. 

    *) to sow one's wild oats   ; he has sown
    his wild oats  , 
_____

wild-goose

  ['waIld'gu:s] _n.  

    *) wild-goose chase  ,   , 
    
_____

wildcat

  ['waIldkt]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) ,  

      3)  

      4) , ң 

    2. _a.

      1) ,  (  ..)

      2) ,   , ;
      wildcat strike , ģ   
      

      3) _. _-.    
_____

wildebeest

  ['wIldIbi:st] _-. _n.  ()
_____

wilderness

  ['wIldnIs] _n.

    1) ;  

    2)   

    3) , 

    *) a voice in the wilderness _.    
_____

wildfire

  ['waIld,faI] _n.  ; to spread like wildfire
      ( ,  
  ..)
_____

wildfowl

  ['waIldfaul] _n. 
_____

wilding

  ['waIldIN] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)   ,   ..

    3) _attr. 
_____

wildlife

  ['waIldlaIf] _n.

    1)   (, , ,    )

    2) _attr.: a wildlife sanctuary , 
_____

wile

  [waIl]

    1. _n. (. _pl.) , ; 

    2. _v. , 

      *) to wile away the time   , 
_____

wilful

  ['wIlful] _a.

    1) ; , 

    2) ; ; wilful murder  
_____

will

  I [wIl]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  ; the will to live   ; will can conquer
      habit ()     

      2) , ף ; ; against one's will  ;
      at will  ,  ; what is your will?  
      ?; to have one's will  ; a will of one's own
      ; of one's own free will ,  
      

      3) , ; to work with a will   

      4) ; to make ( to draw up) one's will  ;
      one's last will and testament   (  
      )

      *) where there is a will there is a way  ,   ;
        ,   ģ; to take the will for the
      deed  

    2. _v. (willed [wIld])

      1)  ; , ; let him do what he will  
      ,  ; he who wills success is half-way to it  
         

      2) , , ; to will oneself to fall asleep
        

      3) 

  II [wIl] _v. (would)

    1)  ;      
    2  3 . .  . .: he will come at two o'clock  ģ  
    

    2)        ; 
     : boys will be boys  -  ;
    accidents will happen    ; he will smoke
    his pipe after dinner      

    3)   : ) , ,  (.
     1 . .  . .) I will let you know    ;
    ) , : you will be Mrs. Smith? , ,
     ?
_____

will-o'-the-wisp

  ['wIlwIsp] _n.

    1)  Σ

    2)  , 
_____

will-power

  ['wIl,pau] _n.  
_____

willies

  ['wIlIz] _n. _pl. (. the willies) _.  , 
  ; to give the willies   
_____

willing

  ['wIlIN]

    1. _pres-p.  will I, 2

    2. _a.

      1)  ( -.);   -.

      2) ; willing help   

      3) ; willing worker  

      *) willing horse 
_____

willingly

  ['wIlINlI] _adv. ,  
_____

willingness

  ['wIlINnIs] _n. 
_____

willow

  ['wIlu] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  ( , )

    3) _.  ;  

    *) to wear the willow  ;   
_____

willow-herb

  ['wIluh:b] _n. _.  ; -
_____

willow-pattern

  ['wIlu,ptn] _n.

    1)     

    2)     
_____

willowy

  ['wIluI] _a.

    1)  

    2)    ( )
_____

willy-nilly

  ['wIlI'nIlI] _adv. -
_____

willy-willy

  ['wIlI'wIlI] _n. _.  ; 
_____

wilt

  I [wIlt] _. 2- . . .   . will II

  II [wIlt]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) (-)  ()

      3) , 

      4)   
_____

wily

  ['waIlI] _a. , ; 
_____

wimble

  ['wImbl] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

wimple

  ['wImpl] _n. ,  (  )
_____

win

  [wIn]

    1. _n. ;  (   ..)

    2. _v. (won)

      1) ; ,  ; to win the battle 
      ; to win the day ( the field) _.  ; to
      win all hearts ,    ( ); to win by
      a head    ( );  ; to win
      clear ( free)   , ; ; to
      win hands down, to win in a canter   ̣; 
       

      2) , ; to win the shore  ,
        

      3) ; ; , , ; to win
      consent  ; to win one's way   ;
       ; to win respect  

      4) , ; you have won me   

      5)  ()

      #) win out   ,  ; win over
         ;   ; win through ;
       (); win upon  ϣ (,
        ..)
_____

wince

  [wIns]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v. ,  ( )
_____

wincey

  ['wInsI] _n.   ,   ,  
  ..
_____

winch

  [wIntS] _.

    1. _n.

      1) £, 

      2)    

    2. _v.    £
_____

wind

  I [wInd], _.  [waInd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; fair (strong) wind  () ; wind and
      weather ; before ( down) the wind  ; in the wind's
      eye, in the teeth of the wind   ; close to (
      near) the wind ) _.   ; )   
       ,   ; like the wind , 
      , ; to take the wind out of one's sails ) _.
       ; )   - ;   
      ; 

      2)   (.  ),  

      3) , 

      4) (the wind)  

      5) ; to get ( to recover) one's wind ; to lose
      wind ; he has a bad wind   ; second wind
      ) _.  ; )   ; to fetch
      one's second wind ,   ;  
      

      6)  ; ; his speech was wind   
      

      7) ; ͣ; there is smth. in the wind )   -
      ; )  - ; to get wind of smth. ,
       -.;  (   ..)

      8) _. , , 

      9) _. أ

      *) the four winds  ; from the four winds   ;
      to fling ( to cast) to the winds  (  ..);
      to get ( to take) wind  , ; to get
      the wind of   ; to get the wind up _.
       , ; to put the wind up _. 
      (-.); to raise the wind _.  ; between wind
      and water   ; to be in the wind _.
      ; to catch the wind in a net    
      ;  ; gone with the wind  ;
      to hang in the wind ; to scatter to the winds ) 
       ; ) 

    2. _v. (winded ['wIndId])

      1)   ; 

      2) ;   

      3)  ;  ; I am winded by running 
        

      4)   ; a brief stop to wind the horses 
      ,    

      5) [waInd] (_p.  _p-p. . wound)    ,
      

  II [waInd]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) 

      3) ; 

    2. _v. (wound)

      1) , 

      2) (); (), (); ; she wound
      her arms round the child   £   

      3)  (; . wind up)

      4) ,    £  ..

      5) , , 

      #) wind off (); wind up ) ; ) 
      (); ) ; I'm afraid he's wound up ,  
      ף ( );    ; ) 
      (); ) ; ) ; ) , 
      ();  ();  ();
      )  (  ..)

      *) to wind oneself ( one's way) into smb.'s trust (affection,
      etc.) ,   أ-.  ( 
      ..); to wind round one's little finger   
_____

wind rose

  ['wIndruz] _n. _.  
_____

wind-bound

  ['wIndbaund] _a. _.   
_____

wind-break

  ['wIndbreIk] _n.

    1) , 

    2)   (   ..)
_____

wind-breaker

  ['wInd,breIk] _n.   (   
  )
_____

wind-cheater

  ['wInd,tSi:t] _n.  
_____

wind-flower

  ['wInd,flau] _n.  ()
_____

wind-gage

  ['wIndgeId] = wind-gauge
_____

wind-gauge

  ['wIndgeId] _n. 
_____

wind-instrument

  ['wInd,Instrumnt] _n.  
_____

wind-jammer

  ['wInd,dm] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

wind-screen

  ['wIndskri:n] _n.

    1) _.  ,  

    2) _. ң

    3) _attr.: wind-screen wiper _. , ""
_____

wind-swept

  ['wIndswept] _a. ݣ  ,  () 
_____

wind-tunnel

  ['wInd,tAnl] _n.  
_____

wind-up

  I ['waIndAp] _n. , 

  II ['wIndAp] _n. _. ,  ; to get ( to have)
  the wind-up 
_____

windage

  ['wIndId] _n.

    1)  

    2)  () 

    3)   
_____

windbag

  ['wIndbg] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) _.  
_____

winder

  I ['waInd] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3)   

    4) _.  

    5) _. 

  II ['waInd] _n. 

  III ['wInd] _n. _.  
_____

windfall

  ['wIndfO:l] _n.

    1) ,  ; 

    2) , 

    3)  , .   
_____

windflaw

  ['wIndflO:] _n.  
_____

windhover

  ['wInd,hOv] _n.  ()
_____

winding

  I ['wIndIN] _pres-p.  wind I, 2, 1), 2), 3)  4)

  II ['waIndIN]

    1. _pres-p.  wind I, 2, 5)  II, 2

    2. _n.

      1) , , 

      2) 

      3) _. 

    3. _a. ; , 
_____

winding-sheet

  ['waIndINSi:t] _n. 
_____

windlass

  ['wIndls] _n. _. ; £, 
_____

windless

  ['wIndlIs] _a. ; windless day  
_____

windmill

  ['wInmIl] _n.

    1)  ; to fight ( to tilt at) windmills  
     , 

    2) _. _. ̣
_____

window

  ['wIndu] _n.

    1) 

    2) _attr. 

    *) to have all one's goods in the (front) window )  ӣ
    ; )   
_____

window-case

  ['wIndukeIs] _n. 
_____

window-dressing

  ['wIndu,dresIN] _n.

    1)  

    2)    
_____

window-pane

  ['wIndupeIn] _n.  
_____

window-shopping

  ['wIndu,SOpIN] _n. _.  
_____

window-sill

  ['wIndusIl] _n. 
_____

windpipe

  ['wIndpaIp] _n. _.  
_____

windrow

  ['wIndru] _n. _-.   ,   ..
_____

windshield

  ['wIndSi:ld] _. = wind-screen 1)
_____

windstorm

  ['wIndstO:m] _n. , 
_____

windward

  ['wIndwd]

    1. _a. 

    2. _adv.   

    3. _n.  

      *) to get to windward of smb. ,  -., 
        -.
_____

windy

  ['wIndI] _a.

    1) ; windy day  

    2)  ; Windy City _.   ( )

    3) , أ

    4) ; ; 

    5) _. 

    6) _.  

    7) _.   
_____

wine

  [waIn]

    1. _n.

      1) ; green ( new) wine  ; thin wine  ;
      to take wine with smb.    -.; in wine ,
      

      2) _.  

      3) ԣ- ,   

      4) _attr. 

      *) Adam's wine _. ; good wine needs no (ivy) bush 
         ; to put new wine in old bottles 
          

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) ,  ; to wine and dine , 
_____

wine-cellar

  ['waIn,sel] _n.  
_____

wine-coloured

  ['waIn,kAld] _a. ԣ-; Σ;   
_____

wine-cooler

  ['waIn,ku:l] _n. ģ   
_____

wine-glassful

  ['waIn,gla:sful] _n.    ()
_____

wine-grower

  ['waIn,gru] _n. ; 
_____

wine-vault

  ['waInvO:lt] = wineshop
_____

winebag

  ['waInbg] _n.

    1) ,   

    2) _. 
_____

winebowl

  ['waInbul] _n. _. 
_____

wineglass

  ['waIngla:s] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) = wine-glassful
_____

winepress

  ['waInpres] _n.  
_____

winery

  ['waInrI] _n.  
_____

wineshop

  ['waInSOp] _n.  
_____

wineskin

  ['waInskIn] = winebag 1)
_____

wing

  [wIN]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to add ( to lend) wings (to)  ;
      ; to be on the wing ) ; ) _.   
       ; ; to take wing ; on the wings of the
      wind   , 

      2) _. _. ; a touch in the wing   

      3) _. ,  

      4) _. 

      5)  ( )

      6) _pl. _. ; to stand ( to wait) in the wings ) 
          ( ԣ); )   , 
      

      7) _pl. "" (,   ̣)

      8)  ( )

      9) _.   (   ..)

      *) to take to itself wings , , ; to take
      smb. under one's wing  -.  ϣ ; to
      clip one's wings   ( ),  ,
        ; his wings are sprouting    

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2) , ; fear winged his steps   
       

      3)  ()

      4) ; a bird wings the sky    

      5)  (   )
_____

wing flap

  ['wIN'flp] _n. _.  
_____

wing-beat

  ['wINbi:t] _n.  
_____

wing-case

  ['wIN'keIs] _n. _.  (   ..)
_____

wing-commander

  ['wINk,ma:nd] _n.   
_____

wing-footed

  ['wIN,futId] _a. _. , 
_____

wing-over

  ['wIN'uv] _n. _. 
_____

wing-sheath

  ['wIN'Si:] = wing-case
_____

wing-span

  ['wINspn] _n. _.  
_____

wing-spread

  ['wINspred] = wing-span
_____

wing-stroke

  ['wINstruk] = wing-beat
_____

winged

  [wINd]

    1. _p-p.  wing 2

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) ̣

      3) 
_____

wingless

  ['wINlIs] _a. 
_____

wink

  [wINk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ; to give a wink ) ; ) 

      3) ; in a wink 

      *) not to sleep a wink, not to get a wink of sleep   ;
      a wink is as good as a nod    

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) 

      #) wink at )  -.; )    
      -.;    -.
_____

winkers

  ['wINkz] _n. _pl. _.

    1)  ( , )

    2) 

    3) _. _. = winking lights
_____

winking

  ['wINkIN]

    1. _pres-p.  wink 2

    2. _n.

      1) ; ; like winking _.   

      2)  , 
_____

winking lights

  ['wINkINlaIts] _n. _.  ,  ,
  ""
_____

winkle

  ['wINkl]

    1. _n.  ()

    2. _v.: winkle out _. , 
_____

winner

  ['wIn] _n. ; () ڣ
_____

winning

  ['wInIN]

    1. _pres-p.  win 2

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _pl. ,  

      3) _.   

    3. _a.

      1) , ; to play a winning game ) 
      ; )  

      2)  (   ..)

      3) , ; winning smile  
_____

winning-post

  ['wInINpust] _n.  
_____

winnow

  ['wInu] _v.

    1)  ();  (; . winnow out, winnow away,
    winnow from)

    2)  (. winnow out, winnow away); , 

    3) _.  ()
_____

winsome

  ['wInsm] _a. , 
_____

winter

  ['wInt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; a hard ( severe) winter  

      2) _. ; of fifty winters 50-

      3) _attr. 

      4) _attr. 

    2. _v.

      1)  , 

      2)  ( )

      3)   (  ..)
_____

winter quarters

  ['wInt'kwO:tz] _n. _pl. _.  
_____

winter sports

  ['wInt'spO:ts] _n. _pl.   
_____

winter-crop

  ['wIntkrOp] _n. _-.  
_____

winter-tide

  ['wInttaId] _n. _. 
_____

winterer

  ['wIntr] _n. 
_____

wintering

  ['wIntrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  winter 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2) _attr. 
_____

winterize

  ['wIntraIz] _v. _.    
_____

winterkill

  ['wIntkIl] _v. _.     ( )
_____

winterly

  ['wIntlI] = wintry
_____

wintry

  ['wIntrI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)  (   ..)

    3) 
_____

winy

  ['waInI] _a. ,     
_____

winze

  [wInz] _n. _. ,  
_____

wipe

  [waIp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; to give a wipe 

      2) _.  

      3) ģ, 

    2. _v.

      1) , , ; to wipe one's eyes  ̣;
      to wipe one's hands on a towel   

      2) _.   ;  (at -  -.)

      #) wipe away, wipe off ; , ; wipe out
      ) ,  (); )  (); ) 
      (  ..); wipe up 

      *) to wipe smb.'s eye _. )   -.;  -.
       ; )  -.; to wipe the slate clean 
      ӣ ;    ; to wipe the floor ( the
      ground) with smb.  -.; 
_____

wiper

  ['waIp] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ;   

    3) _.  

    4) _. 
_____

wire

  ['waI]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) ; by wire  , ; I'll reply by wire 
       

      3) _. ; send me a wire   

      4) _attr. ; wire hanger    

      *) to give smb. the wire   -.; to be on wires
          

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2)    

      3) 

      4) _.   ;  

      #) wire in ) = 4); ) _.    
_____

wire entanglement

  ['waIIn'tNglmnt] _n.  
_____

wire gauge

  ['waIgeId] _n.  
_____

wire netting

  ['waI,netIN] _n.    
_____

wire stitcher

  ['waI,stItS] _n.  
_____

wire tapping

  ['waI,tpIN] _n.   ; 
   
_____

wire-cutter

  ['waI,kAt] _n. _. 
_____

wire-dancer

  ['waI,da:ns] _n. 
_____

wire-haired

  ['waIhEd] _a. ۣ,  ֣ 
_____

wiredrawn

  ['waIdrO:n] _a.   (   ..); 
_____

wireless

  ['waIlIs]

    1. _n.

      1) ; by wireless  

      2) ɣ

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) -; wireless office _.  

    3. _v.   
_____

wirepuller

  ['waI,pul] _n. ,     ; 
  
_____

wiring

  ['waIrIN]

    1. _pres-p.  wire 2

    2. _n.

      1)   ; 

      2) _.  
_____

wiry

  ['waIrI] _a.

    1)   , , 

    2) ; 
_____

wisdom

  ['wIzdm] _n.

    1) ; to pour forth wisdom  

    2)  
_____

wisdom-tooth

  ['wIzdm'tu:] _n.  ; to cut one's wisdom-teeth 
  ;   
_____

wise

  I [waIz]

    1. _a.

      1) ; 

      2) ̣, ; to put smb. wise to smth.  -.
       , , ; to be ( to get) wise to
      smth. ,  -.

      *) wise after the event   

    2. _v. _. ,   (. wise up)

  II [waIz] _n. _. , ; in no wise  
_____

wise guy

  ['waIzgaI] _n. _.  , 
_____

wise woman

  ['waIz,wumn] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2)  
_____

wiseacre

  ['waIz,eIk] _n. _. , 
_____

wisecrack

  ['waIzkrk] _. _.

    1. _n.  ; ,  

    2. _v. 
_____

wish

  [wIS]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; she expressed a wish to be alone  
       

      2) ; to carry out smb.'s wish  -. 

      3)  

      *) if wishes were horses beggars might ride _.    
         

    2. _v.

      1) , ;  ; I wish it to be done  ,
         ; I wish you to understand  ,  
      ; I wish you jou   ; I wish you were with us
        ,      

      2): to wish smb. well (ill)  -.  (); he wishes
      well   

      #) wish for , ; what more can you wish for?  ޣ
      ݣ   ?,  ݣ   ?; long wished for
       ; wish on _.  (-. -. 
      -.); we had Peter's son wished on us for the weekend 
            
_____

wish-bone

  ['wISbun] = wishing-bone
_____

-wisher

  [,wIS]      (-.); well-wisher
  
_____

wishful

  ['wISful] _a.

    1) ; wishful thinking    

    2) , 
_____

wishing-bone

  ['wISINbun] _n.  (  )
_____

wish-wash

  ['wISwOS] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

wishy-washy

  ['wISI,wOSI] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) , ; 
_____

wisp

  [wIsp] _n.

    1) ,  (,   ..)

    2) , 

    3) ԣ

    4) -. , , ; a wisp of a smile
      ; a wisp of smoke ̣  ; a wisp of a
    girl  
_____

wispy

  ['wIspI] _a. 
_____

wist

  [wIst] _p.  _p-p.  wit 2
_____

wistaria

  [wIs'tErI] _n. _. 
_____

wistful

  ['wIstful] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  ( , )
_____

wit

  [wIt]

    1. _n.

      1) ( _pl.) , ; he has quick (slow) wits  
      ()

      2) 

      3) ; he sets up for a wit    

      *) to be at one's wit's end   ;  ,  ; to
      have ( to keep) one's wits about one )  ; ) 
        ; to live by one's wits - ; out of
      one's wits 

    2. _v. (_pres. wot, _p.  _p-p. wist) _. , 

      *) to wit _.  ,  
_____

witch

  [wItS]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; witch's broom 

      2) _. , 

      3) _. 

    2. _v. _. , 
_____

witchcraft

  ['wItSkra:ft] _n. ; ޣ 
_____

witch-doctor

  ['wItS,dOkt] _n. , 
_____

witchery

  ['wItSrI] _n.

    1) = witchcraft

    2) , 
_____

witch-hunt

  ['wItShAnt] _n.

    1) _.   

    2)   
_____

witching

  ['wItSIN]

    1. _pres-p.  witch 2

    2. _a. _. ; the witching time of night 
_____

with

  [wI] _prep.

    1)   , ,   ,
     ; he came with his brother  ۣ  
    ; to deal with smb.    -.; to mix with the crowd
      ; to grow wiser with age    ;
    I am entirely with you in this       
    ; to rise with the sun   ,   

    2)      ,   
     ;  . : to adorn with flowers
     ; with a pencil ; to cut with a knife 
    

    3)    -.,  : with no hat on
     ; with blue eyes   

    4)   ,  : with care 
    ; with thanks  

    5)    , -; to die with pneumonia  
     ̣; her flat was gay with flowers   ţ
    

    6)   ,       ,
    , (); it is holiday time with us   ; things
    are different with me     ; to be honest with
    oneself     ; be patient with them 
        

    7)  ; with all his gifts he failed    
    ,    

    *) with child ; away with him!  !; to be ( to get)
    with it _.     
_____

with-

  [wI] _pref.     

    1) ; to withdraw ģ

    2) ; to withstand ,   ..
_____

withal

  [wI'O:l] _.

    1. _adv.   , ;    

    2. _prep. (); the sword he used to defend himself withal ,
      
_____

withdraw

  [wI'drO:] _v. (withdrew; withdrawn)

    1) ģ; to withdraw one's hand ģ 

    2)  ; withdraw!    !; to withdraw a
    privilege  

    3) ; ;  (); to withdraw a boy from
    school    

    4)  (  )

    5) , , 

    6) ; to withdraw a cigarette out of one's case 
      
_____

withdrawal

  [wI'drO:l] _n.

    1) ģ

    2)  ; 

    3) , 

    4) ; 

    5) _. ;  ; withdrawal from action   ; to
    conduct a withdrawal  
_____

withdrawn

  [wI'drO:n]

    1. _p-p.  withdraw

    2. _a. ,    ()
_____

withdrew

  [wI'dru:] _p.  withdraw
_____

withe

  [wI] _n. (_pl. -thes [wIs], -ths)  , 
_____

wither

  ['wI] _v.

    1) , ; ̣

    2) ,    

    3) , 

    4) (. _.) ; to wither smb. with a look 
    -. 
_____

withers

  ['wIz] _n. _pl.  ( )

    *) my withers are unwrung ϣ  - 
_____

withersoever

  [,wIsu'ev] _adv. _.   
_____

withheld

  [wI'held] _p.  _p-p.  withhold
_____

withhold

  [wI'huld] _v. (withheld)

    1)  ( ޣ-.);  ( -.); to withhold
    one's consent   

    2) , ; what withheld him from making the
    attempt?      ?

    3)  , ; disagreeable facts were withheld from him 
       
_____

within

  [wI'In]

    1. _prep.

      1) ,  ; within sight   ; it is true
      within limits    ; to come within the terms
      of reference   ,  ; to keep within the
      law     

      2) , ; within the building  ; hope sprang up within
      him    

      3)   (),  ;  ; within a year  
      ;  

    2. _adv. _. ; to stay within  ; is Mrs. Jones
    within?   ?

    3. _n.  ; the door opens from within 
     
_____

withindoors

  [wI'In'dO:z] _adv. _. ,  
_____

with-it

  [wI'It] _a. _. , ; withit clothes  
_____

without

  [wI'aut]

    1. _prep.

      1) ; without friends  ; to do ( to go) without smth.
        -.

      2) , ; things without us  

      3) (    .)  , ; without
      taking leave  

    2. _adv. _. , ; listening to the wind without
        ; I heard footsteps without  
     

    3. _n.  ; from without , 

    4. _cj. _. _.  ;  , 
_____

withstand

  [wI'stnd] _v. (withstood)

    1) , 

    2) (. _.) 
_____

withstood

  [wI'stud] _p.  _p-p.  withstand
_____

withy

  ['wII] = withe
_____

witless

  ['wItlIs] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

witling

  ['wItlIN] _n. _. 
_____

witness

  ['wItnIs]

    1. _n.

      1)  (.  ); to call to witness  ;
        

      2) 

      3) 

      4) ,  (to, of); to bear witness to (
      of) , ; in witness of smth. 
       -.

    2. _v.

      1)   (-.); ; Europe witnessed many wars
           

      2)   (against, for)

      3)  (  ..); to witness a document 
      

      4) ;  , 
_____

witness-box

  ['wItnIsbOks] _n.      ( )
_____

witness-stand

  ['wItnIsstnd] _. = witness-box
_____

-witted

  ['wItId]      - 
  ; half-witted ; quick-witted ,
  
_____

witticism

  ['wItIsIzm] _n. ; 
_____

wittily

  ['wItIlI] _adv. 
_____

wittingly

  ['wItINlI] _adv. , 
_____

witty

  ['wItI] _a. 
_____

wive

  [waIv] _v. _.   ֣
_____

wives

  [waIvz] _pl.  wife
_____

wizard

  ['wIzd]

    1. _n.

      1) , , , , ; the Wizard of the
      North   (  )

      2) 

      3) _. ߣ 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. 
_____

wizardry

  ['wIzdrI] _n. ;  (. _.)
_____

wizen

  ['wIzn] = wizened
_____

wizened

  ['wIznd] _a.

    1)  ( )

    2)    ( )
_____

wo

  [wu] _int. !
_____

wobble

  ['wObl]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. ; 

      3) _.   ̣

    2. _v.

      1)     ; ;  

      2) _. ; 

      3)  ( , )
_____

wobbler

  ['wObl] _n. ģ 
_____

wobbly

  ['wOblI] _a. , 
_____

woe

  [wu] _n. _. _. , ; ; woe is me!  !;
  woe be to him!, woe betide him!   !
_____

woebegone

  ['wubI,gOn] _a. ޣ , 
_____

woeful

  ['wuful] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2)  , , ; woeful ignorance 
    
_____

woesome

  ['wusm] = woeful
_____

woke

  [wuk] _p.  _p-p.  wake I, 1
_____

woken

  ['wukn] _p-p.  wake I, 1
_____

wold

  [wuld] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) 
_____

wolf

  [wulf]

    1. _n. (_pl. wolves)

      1) 

      2) 

      3) ,  

      4) _. , 

      5) _. _. _.  (  ..)

      *) to cry wolf   ; to keep the wolf from the
      door ;   ; to have the wolf in the
      stomach  ,   

    2. _v. _.    ( wolf down)
_____

wolf-cub

  ['wulfkAb] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (8-10 )
_____

wolf-dog

  ['wulfdOg] _n. 
_____

wolf-hound

  ['wulfhaund] = wolf-dog
_____

wolfish

  ['wulfIS] _a. , ; wolfish appetite  
_____

wolfram

  ['wulfrm] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) = wolframite
_____

wolframite

  ['wulfrmaIt] _n. _. 
_____

wolfskin

  ['wulfskIn] _n.

    1)  

    2)    
_____

wolf-whistle

  ['wulf,wIsl] _n. ,    (   )
_____

wolverene

  ['wulvri:n] = wolverine
_____

wolverine

  ['wulvri:n] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) (Wolverine) _. _.   
_____

wolves

  [wulvz] _pl.  wolf 1
_____

woman

  ['wumn] _n. (_pl. women)

    1) ; women's rights  ; a woman of the world
    ) , ң  ; )  ; a single
    woman  

    2) _. 

    3)  , ""; to play the woman ; 

    4) ( ) ,  ; man born of woman 

    5) (the woman) ,  

    6) , 

    7) 

    8) _attr. ; woman suffrage    ;
    woman artist ; woman friend 
_____

woman-hater

  ['wumn,heIt] _n. 
_____

womanhood

  ['wumnhud] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ; 

    3)  , 
_____

womanish

  ['wumnIS] _a. ; 
_____

womankind

  ['wumn'kaInd] _n. _. ; one's womankind  
  
_____

womanlike

  ['wumnlaIk] _a. ; 
_____

womanly

  ['wumnlI] _a. ; , 
_____

womb

  [wu:m] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 

    *) in the womb of time -  ̣ 
_____

wombat

  ['wOmbt] _n. _. 
_____

women

  ['wImIn] _pl.  woman
_____

womenfolk

  ['wImInfuk] _n. _pl. ; one's womenfolk   
_____

won

  [wAn] _p.  _p-p.  win 2
_____

won't

  [wunt] _. _. = will not
_____

wonder

  ['wAnd]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; (it is) no wonder (that)  (,
      ); what a wonder! !; what wonder?  ?

      2) ;  ; for a wonder    ,
      - ; to work wonders  

    2. _v.

      1)  (at)

      2) ;  ; I wonder who it was 
      ,    

      *) I wonder! !,  ,   -  ; I shouldn't
      wonder if  , 
_____

wonderful

  ['wAndful] _a. , 
_____

wonderland

  ['wAndlnd] _n.  
_____

wonderment

  ['wAndmnt] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

wonder-stricken

  ['wAnd,strIkn] = wonder-struck
_____

wonder-struck

  ['wAndstrAk] _a. ֣, ̣
_____

wonder-work

  ['wAndw:k] _n. 
_____

wonder-worker

  ['wAnd,w:k] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,   (   ..)
_____

wondrous

  ['wAndrs] _.

    1. _a. , 

    2. _adv. (.  .) ; wondrous kind  
_____

wonky

  ['wONkI] _a. _.

    1) , ģ ( )

    2) ף   (   ..)
_____

wont

  [wunt]

    1. _n. , ; he rose to greet them as was his wont 
       ,   

    2. _a. _predic.   (c _inf.); as he was wont to say
       

    3. _v. (wont, wont, wonted ['wuntId]) _.  
_____

wonted

  ['wuntId]

    1. _p-p.  wont 3

    2. _a.

      1) ; 

      2)    
_____

woo

  [wu:] _v.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) ,  
_____

wood

  [wud]

    1. _n.

      1) ( _pl.) ; ; a clearing in the woods  ;
      ; to prune the old wood away  

      2)  (); ; 

      3) 

      4) (the wood) _pl. _.   

      5) (the wood) ,  ( ); wine from the wood  
        

      6) _attr. ; wood lot  

      7) _attr. 

      *) to get ( to be) out of the wood   ;
        ; to go to the woods    ;
      to take in wood _. _. ; to be unable to see the wood
      for the trees     

    2. _v.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

wood alcohol

  ['wud'lkhOl] _n.  
_____

wood spirit

  ['wud'spIrIt] = wood alcohol
_____

woodbind

  ['wudbaInd] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ۣ 
_____

woodbine

  ['wudbaIn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) ۣ 
_____

wood-block

  ['wudblOk] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

woodcock

  ['wudkOk] _n. 
_____

woodcraft

  ['wudkra:ft] _n.

    1)  

    2)    
_____

woodcut

  ['wudkAt] _n.   
_____

woodcutter

  ['wud,kAt] _n.

    1) 

    2) ף  
_____

wood-cutting

  ['wud,kAtIN] _n. 
_____

wooded

  ['wudId]

    1. _p-p.  wood 2

    2. _a. 
_____

wooden

  ['wudn] _a.

    1) ; wooden ware  ; wooden walls _.
     

    2) , ; wooden smile  

    3)  ( )

    *) wooden head _. ; wooden horse  ; wooden spoon
      ( )
_____

wood-engraver

  ['wudIn,greIv] = woodcutter 2)
_____

wood-fibre

  ['wud,faIb] _n.  
_____

wood-grouse

  ['wudgraus] _n. _. -
_____

woodland

  ['wudlnd] _n.

    1)  

    2) _attr. ; woodland scenery  ; woodland choir 
_____

woodless

  ['wudlIs] _a. 
_____

wood-louse

  ['wudlaus] _n. 
_____

woodman

  ['wudmn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  

    4) _. 
_____

wood-nymph

  ['wud'nImf] _n. _. 
_____

woodpecker

  ['wud,pek] _n. 
_____

woodpile

  ['wudpaIl] _n.  
_____

woodprint

  ['wudprInt] = woodcut
_____

wood-pulp

  ['wudpAlp] _n. ,  
_____

woodruff

  ['wudrAf] _n. _.  ()
_____

woodshed

  ['wudSd] _n.  
_____

woodsman

  ['wudzmn] = woodman
_____

woodsy

  ['wudzI] _a. _. 
_____

woodward

  ['wudwd] _n. 
_____

woodwax

  ['wud,wks] = woodwaxen
_____

woodwaxen

  ['wud,wksn] _n. _.  
_____

wood-winds

  ['wudwIndz] _n. _pl. _.   
_____

wood-wool

  ['wudwul] _n. _.  ; ,  
_____

woodwork

  ['wudw:k] _n.

    1)  

    2)    (,    ..)
_____

woodworker

  ['wud,w:k] _n.

    1) ; ;   

    2)  
_____

woody

  ['wudI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

wooer

  ['wu:] _n. 
_____

woof

  I [wu:f] = weft

  II [wu:f] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.    
_____

woofer

  ['wu:f] _n. _.   
_____

wool

  [wul] _n.

    1) ; ; dyed in the wool )   ;
    ) , ; a dyed in the wool Tory 
    

    2)    ;  ; Berlin wool 
    ,    ( )

    3) _. 

    *) to pull the wool over smb.'s eyes ,  -. 
    ; to lose one's wool _. ; to keep one's
    wool on  ; all wool and a yard wide _.
    _. ; ,  ; to go for wool and
    come home shorn   ,   
_____

woolen

  ['wuln] _. = woollen
_____

wool-gathering

  ['wul,grIN]

    1. _n. ,   

    2. _a. 
_____

woollen

  ['wuln]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. _pl.

      1)  

      2)  
_____

woolly

  ['wulI]

    1. _a.

      1)  ; 

      2) ,  (   ..)

      3): woolly hair    ; woolly painting _.
        ; woolly voice  

      4) _. , ԣ

    2. _n. _.

      1)  

      2) _pl.  أ
_____

woolsack

  ['wulsk] _n.   ,    
  (-)   

    *) to reach the woolsack  -
_____

wool-work

  ['wulw:k] _n.  
_____

wop

  [wOp] _n. _. ,     
_____

word

  [w:d]

    1. _n.

      1) ; word for word   ; ; by word of mouth
      ;  ; in a word, in one word  ; 
      ; to put in ( to say) a word for smb.   -.
      ; a word in one's ear  ,  ; it is not the word
        ,  ݣ  ; to take smb. at his word 
      -.  ; on ( with) the word   

      2) ( _pl.) , ; can I have a word with you?  
        ; to have words with smb.  ,
        -.; warm ( hot) words ,  ;
      fair words 

      3) ; to say a few words    (
       -.    ..); she had the last word ţ 
       ;     

      4) , ; to give one's word ; a man of his word
       ; upon my word!  !; to be as good as one's
      word  ; to be better than one's word  
      

      5) ; , ; to receive word of smb.'s coming
         أ-. 

      6) ; word of command _. ; to give ( to send)
      word  

      7) ; to give the word  

      8) ; 

      *) big words ; the last word in ( on) smth.
      )   ; )   ( -. ); the
      last word has not yet been said on this subject  ݣ  ۣ;
      sharp's the word! !, !; in so many words ,
      ; hard words break no bones _.    
      ; he hasn't a word to throw at a dog )    
      أ; )     ; a word spoken is past
      recalling _.   ,  -  ; a word to
      the wise    

    2. _v.  ;  ; to word a telegram
     ; I should word it rather differently   
    , , ; a beautifully worded address 
     
_____

word-book

  ['w:dbuk] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ()
_____

wording

  ['w:dIN]

    1. _pres-p.  word 2

    2. _n. ,  , 
_____

wordless

  ['w:dlIs] _a.

    1)  ; 

    2) ;    ;   
_____

word-painting

  ['w:d,peIntIN] _n.  
_____

word-perfect

  ['w:d'p:fIkt] _a.  
_____

word-play

  ['w:dpleI] _n.  ; 
_____

word-splitting

  ['w:d,splItIN] _n.   ; 
_____

wordy

  ['w:dI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

wore

  [wO:] _p.  wear I, 2
_____

work

  [w:k]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; ; ; at work  ; to be at work
      upon smth.   -.; in work  ; out of work
      ; to set smb. to work  ,   ; to
      set ( to get) to work   ; to have one's work cut
      out for one   , , ; I've had my work cut out
      for me y    

      2) , ; wild work  

      3) _pl.   (. public works)

      4) , , ; a work of art 
      

      5) _pl.  (. ); there is something wrong with the
      works    

      6) 

      7) _pl.  ;  

      8) (. _pl.) _.  , 

      9) _pl. _. , 

      10) , أ, 

      11) 

      12) _. ; unit of work  

      13) _attr. ; work station ( position)   (
      ); work horse  

      *) all in the day's work   ; ; to make hard
      work of smth.   (  ..); it was
      the work of a moment to call him     
      ; to make short work of smth., smb. ()  
      -.,   -.; work to rule  
         (   ..); to
      make sure work with smth.     -.; to
      get the works _.   ̣; to give smb. the works
       -.  ,  

    2. _v. (   _p.  _p-p. wrought)

      1) ,  (at - -.); to work like a horse ( a
      navvy, a nigger, a slave)   ; to work side by side
      with smb.    -.; to work towards smth.
       -.

      2) ,  ,   -. 

      3) ,     ; the pump will not
      work   

      4) ,  ;   (on, upon -
      ); the medicine did not work   

      5)    

      6)   ; his face worked with emotion  
      ģ  

      7) ;  (. work out); to work one's passage
          

      8) , ,    (. work in,
      work out, work through  .); the dye works its way in 
      ; to work one's way   ; 

      9) ,  ( -.; . work loose, work free
      of)

      10)     ;  (  ..);
       ()

      11)  ; he worked them long hours   
       

      12) (_p.  _p-p. . wrought) , ; to work changes
         ; to work miracles  

      13) (_p.  _p-p. . wrought) ; ;
      ; to work the soil  ; to work a vein
       

      14) (_p.  _p-p. . wrought)  ̣  
      ; ; 

      15) (_p.  _p-p.  wrought) ()   
      -.  (. work up; into); to work oneself into a rage
         

      16) ;  (  ..)

      17)  , 

      18)    

      19) _. , ,  (-.)  ԣ

      #) work against  ; work away  ;
      work for   -.; to work for peace   ;
      work in ) ,   ; ) ,
      ; he worked in a few jokes in his speech   
         ; ) ; ) ; his plans do not
      work in with ours     ; work off
      ) ,   -.; to work off one's excess
      weight   , ; ) ; ) ; to
      work off one's bad temper on smb.  ϣ   
      -.; work on )  ; ) = work upon; work out
      )  (); ) ,  ( - );
      the costs work out at 50 pounds   50 
      ; ) ; )  (); 
      ();  ,   ..; )   ;
      )  (  ..); ) ;  ,
      ; the plan worked out   ; work over
      ; to work over a letter  ; work up
      (_p.  _p-p.  wrought) ) ; ) ,
        ; ) , ; to work up an
      appetite   ; to work up a rebellion  
      ; )   -.; )  ( );
      )   ( -. ); ) ,
      ϣ; to work up a reputation  ; work upon
      smth.   -.; to work upon smb.'s conscience 
       -. 

      *) to work one's will ,  ;  -;
      to work one's will upon smb.  -.  -; to
      work against time    ̣ ; to work
      it _.  ; it won't work    ģ; 
       ; to work up to the curtain _.   
_____

work-bag

  ['w:kbg] _n.  ;   
_____

work-basket

  ['w:k,ba:skIt] _n.   ( )
_____

work-book

  ['w:kbuk] _n.

    1)  (   ..)

    2)    ģ 

    3)  
_____

work-box

  ['w:kbOks] = work-basket
_____

work-in

  ['w:k'In] _n. "-" (  ,   
          ,
    ..)
_____

work-out

  ['w:kaut] _n. _. 
_____

work-people

  ['w:k,pi:pl] _n.  
_____

work-room

  ['w:krum] _n.  ;   
_____

work-shy

  ['w:kSaI]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _a. ,   
_____

work-table

  ['w:k,teIbl] _n.  
_____

work-worn

  ['w:kwO:n] _a.

    1) ң ֣ 

    2) 
_____

workability

  [,w:k'bIlItI] _n. ;  ( )
_____

workable

  ['w:kbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; ; 
_____

workaday

  ['w:kdeI] _a. ; 
_____

workaway

  ['w:k,weI] _n. _. ,    (. 
  )
_____

workday

  ['w:kdeI] _n.  ;  
_____

worker

  ['w:k] _n.

    1) ; ; workers of the world, unite!  
    , !

    2) _attr. , 
_____

workhouse

  ['w:khaus] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _.  
_____

working

  ['w:kIN]

    1. _pres-p.  work 2

    2. _n.

      1) , ; ; 

      2) ; 

      3) 

      4) _pl. _. 

    3. _a.

      1) , ; working woman 

      2) ģ  ; working hours  ,  

      3) , ;   ; working
      conditions )  ; ) _.  ;
      working efficiency  
_____

working capital

  ['w:kIN'kpItl] _n.  
_____

working class

  ['w:kIN'kla:s] _n.  
_____

working day

  ['w:kINdeI] = workday
_____

working people

  ['w:kIN,pi:pl] _n. ;  
_____

working-class

  ['w:kINkla:s] _a. ,    ;
  working-class solidarity  
_____

working-man

  ['w:kINmn] _n. 
_____

working-out

  ['w:kIN'aut] _n.   (  ..)
_____

workman

  ['w:kmn] _n. , 
_____

workmanlike

  ['w:kmnlaIk] _a. 
_____

workmanship

  ['w:kmnSIp] _n. , ; ; exquisite
  workmanship  
_____

works

  [w:ks] _n. _pl. (.  _sing.   _pl.) , 
_____

workshop

  ['w:kSOp] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; ; 

    3) _attr. ; workshop committee  
_____

workweek

  ['w:kwi:k] _n.  
_____

workwoman

  ['w:k,wumn] _n. 
_____

world

  [w:ld] _n.

    1) , ; ; to bring into the world   ,
    ; the Old (New) World  () ; the world at large
     ; the world over  ӣ ,   

    2) ; the great world  

    3) ̣  , ; the world of letters (of
    port)  () 

    4) , ; the animal (vegetable) world  ()
    

    5) , ; his world is a very narrow one   (
    )  

    6) , ; he has had a world of troubles   
     

    7)   : what in the world does he mean? , ,
      ?; a world too 

    8) _attr. , ; world problems  ; world
    peace   ӣ ; world line-up    ; world
    market  ; world trade  ; world
    outlook ( view) , 

    *) to begin the world    ; not for the world  
      ; not of this world    ; he would give the
    world to know   ӣ ,   ; to think the world of
    smb.      -.; world without end  
    ; all the world and his wife )   ; ) ӣ
     ; for all the world like    ;
    for all the world as if  ,   ; how goes the world
    with you?   ?; to know the world  ; the lower
    world , ; to the world _. , ; drunk
    to the world  ; so goes ( wags) the world 
    ; to come down in the world ,   ;
    to come up ( to rise) in the world  ; out of this
    world _. 
_____

world series

  ['w:ld'sIri:z] _n. _pl. _.     
_____

world-old

  ['w:ld'uld] _a.   
_____

world-power

  ['w:ld,pau] _n.  
_____

world-weary

  ['w:ld'wIrI] _a.   , 
_____

world-wide

  ['w:ldwaId] _a. Σ   ;  ,
  ; world-wide fame  ; on a world-wide scale 
   ; world-wide organization  
_____

worldling

  ['w:ldlIN] _n. , ݣ  
_____

worldly

  ['w:ldlI] _a.

    1) ; ; worldly goods , 

    2)   

    3) , ۣ; worldly wisdom  

    4) _. 
_____

worldly-minded

  ['w:ldlI'maIndId] = worldly 2)
_____

worldly-wise

  ['w:ldlI'waIz] _a. , , ۣ
_____

worm

  [w:m]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2)  ,  ; a poor worm like him 
       ,  

      3) _. , ,  

      *) the worm of conscience  ; I am a worm today 
         ; to have a worm in one's tongue , 
      ; even a worm will turn    

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ;  (through)

      2) ; ; to worm oneself into smb.'s confidence
          -.

      3) , ; to worm a secret out of smb.  
      -. 

      4)  
_____

worm's-eye view

  ['w:mz'aIvju:] _n.    ; 
     
_____

worm-eaten

  ['w:m,i:tn] _a.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

worm-fishing

  ['w:m,fISIN] _n.    
_____

worm-gear

  ['w:mgI] _n. _.  
_____

worm-hole

  ['w:mhul] _n. 
_____

worm-seed

  ['w:msi:d] _n.  
_____

worm-wheel

  ['w:mwi:l] _n. _.  
_____

wormwood

  ['w:mwud] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,  ; the thought was wormwood to him  
       
_____

wormy

  ['w:mI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

worn

  [wO:n] _p-p.  wear I, 2
_____

worn-out

  ['wO:n'aut] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

worrier

  ['wArI] _n.  
_____

worrisome

  ['wArIsm] _a.

    1) 

    2)  ; 
_____

worrit

  ['wArIt] _. . worry
_____

worry

  ['wArI]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; 

      2) 

    2. _v.

      1) ; 

      2) (), (), (); don't let that worry you
          

      3) , ; his wound worries him   

      4)      (.  )

      #) worry along ,  ң ( 
      )
_____

worse

  [w:s]

    1. _a. (_comp.  bad 1) ; he is worse today   ;
    to be none the worse for smth.     -.; he is
    none the worse for it     ; to be the worse for wear
    ) ,  ; ) 

    2. _adv. (_comp.  badly) ; ; none the worse  
    , ݣ ; I like him none the worse for being outspoken  ݣ
        

      #) worse off: to be worse off    
      

    3. _n. ; to go from bad to worse  ӣ   ; to
    have the worse  ; to put to the worse 
    ; a change ( a turn) for the worse   ;
    worse cannot happen     
_____

worsen

  ['w:sn] _v. ()
_____

worship

  ['w:SIp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; ; 

      2) ; public ( divine) worship  ; place
      of worship 

      3) _. ޣ; a man of great worship ,  
      ޣ; to win worship  

      4): your Worship   (   , )

      *) freedom of worship  

    2. _v.

      1) , ; , 

      2)   
_____

worshipful

  ['w:SIpful] _a. _. ,  ( ); worshipful
  sir  
_____

worst

  [w:st]

    1. _a. (_sup.  bad 1) 

    2. _adv. (_sup.  badly)  

    3. _n. ,  ; the worst of the storm is over 
     ; at (the) worst      ;
      ; if the worst comes to the worst   
    ;    ; he always thinks the worst of everybody
          ; to get the worst of it
     

    4. _v.  , 
_____

worsted

  ['wustId] _n.    ;  
_____

worth

  I [w:]

    1. _n.

      1) , , , ; give me a shilling's
      worth of stamps     ; to be aware of one's
      worth   

      2) ; a man of worth ,  
      ; he was never aware of her worth     ţ 
      

      3) _. , 

      *) to put in one's two cents worth 

    2. _a. _predic.

      1) ; is worth nothing   ; little worth _.
       ; what is it worth?   ?

      2) ; worth attention  ; worth
      while, _. worth it     ; this
      play is worth seeing    ; it is not worth
      taking the trouble     ; take the story for
      what is worth        

      3)  (-.); he is worth over a million   
       

      *) for all one is worth   ; not worth a button 
        ; not worth the trouble    ; not
      worth powder and shot    

  II [w:] _v. _. woe (well) worth the day!   ()
  !
_____

worth-while

  ['w:'waIl] _a. ; ; worth-while experiment 
  ; to be worth-while  
_____

worthless

  ['w:lIs] _a.   ; ; , ޣ
_____

worthy

  ['w:I]

    1. _a.

      1) ;  (of;  _inf.); worthy of the name ,
          ; worthy of praise, worthy to be praised
       

      2) , 

      3) (. _.) 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) 

      3) _. 

      4) _. ; 
_____

wot

  I [wOt] _pres.  wit 2

  II [wOt] _v. _. ; God wot  
_____

would

  [wud] ( ); [wd], [ed], [d] ( )

    1)  ;      
     2  3 : he told us he would come at two   , 
    ģ   

    2)  ;    
    : it would be better   

    3)  ,   ,  
     : he would stand for hours watching the machine work
    , ,      

    4)  , : ) , : I warned
    you, but you would do it   ,    
     ; ) : would I were a child     
    £; come when you would ,  ; I would
    rather ( sooner), I would just as soon   ޣ;
    ) : that would be his house , ,  ;
    )  : would you help me, please?     ?
_____

would-be

  ['wudbi:]

    1. _a.

      1) _.  ( -.);   ( -.);
       ( ޣ-.)

      2) ; 

      3) 

    2. _adv. 
_____

wouldn't

  ['wudnt] _. _. = would not
_____

wound

  I [wu:nd]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) , ; 

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)  , ; to wound smb.'s feelings  -.
      ; he was wounded in his deepest affections   ̣ 
        

  II [waund] _p.  _p-p.  wind I, 2, 5)

  III [waund] _p.  _p-p.  wind II, 2
_____

wove

  [wuv] _p.  weave 1
_____

woven

  ['wuvn] _p-p.  weave 1
_____

wow

  [wau] _.

    1. _n.

      1)     

      2) _.  

    2. _v. , 

    3. _int. !, !
_____

wowser

  ['wauz] _n. _.  
_____

wrack

  [rk]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _. _. , ; to go to wrack ;
      wrack and ruin  

      3)  (   )

    2. _v. ()
_____

wraith

  [reI] _n.  (-.),      
   ţ; 
_____

wrangle

  ['rNgl]

    1. _n. , ; to have a wrangle with smb. about ( over)
    smth.     -.  ޣ-.

    2. _v.

      1) , ;  ( -.  ޣ-.); what are
      they wrangling about?  ޣ  ?

      2) _.  ,   (. )
_____

wrangler

  ['rNgl] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ,       (
     )

    3) _. _. 
_____

wrap

  [rp]

    1. _n.

      1) , ;  ; , 

      2) £

    2. _v.

      1) ף, , ,  ( wrap up);
      to wrap oneself  

      2) , £ (round, about); to wrap in paper 
      

      #) wrap over ; wrap up ) ; ) ; 
       

      *) wrapped up in ) ֣  (,  -.),  -.;
      wrapped up in slumber ֣  ; ) ; the affair
      is wrapped up in mystery    
_____

wrap-up

  ['rp'Ap] _n. _. _.   
_____

wrapper

  ['rp] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) £, 

    3) 
_____

wrapping

  ['rpIN]

    1. _pres-p.  wrap 2

    2. _n. ( _pl.) £; £ 
_____

wrapping-paper

  ['rpIN,peIp] _n. £ 
_____

wrapt

  [rpt] = rapt
_____

wrasse

  [rs] _n.  ()
_____

wrath

  [rO] _n. , ;  
_____

wrathful

  ['rOful] _a. , 
_____

wreak

  [ri:k] _v. _.  ,  (); to wreak vengeance upon
  one's enemy  
_____

wreath

  [ri:], _pl. [ri:z] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ,  ()
_____

wreathe

  [ri:] _v.

    1) ,  ()

    2) ()

    3)  ( )

    4)  (  ..)
_____

wreathed

  [ri:d]

    1. _p.  _p-p.  wreathe

    2. _a.

      1) ԣ

      2) ; a face wreathed in wrinkles ,  ; a
      face wreathed in smiles ,   
_____

wreck

  [rek]

    1. _n.

      1) , ; , ; the house was a wreck
      after the party    ӣ    

      2)   ,   ( 
      );  (̣)

      3) ; what a wreck of his former self he is!   
      !

      4) ,  (  ..)

      5) _attr. ; wreck mark _. ,  
       

    2. _v.

      1)  , ;  ()

      2)  

      3)  ( , )

      4)  (  ..)

      5)  ()
_____

wreckage

  ['rekId] _n.

    1)  

    2) = wreck 1, 4)
_____

wrecked

  [rekt]

    1. _p-p.  wreck 2

    2. _a.  , 
_____

wrecker

  ['rek] _n.

    1) ģ, .   

    2) _. _-.   () 

    3)   

    4) _.    ; _pl.    
_____

wrecking

  ['rekIN]

    1. _pres-p.  wreck 2

    2. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ()

      3) _. - 

    3. _a.

      1) ; wrecking car = wrecker 3)

      2): wrecking crew    

      3) , ; wrecking policy 
      
_____

wren

  [ren] _n.  ()
_____

wrench

  [rentS]

    1. _n.

      1) ģ; 

      2) ; to give one's ankle a wrench  

      3)  ,  ( ); the wrench of saying good-bye
       

      4)  (,   ..)

      5) _.  

    2. _v.

      1) ף,  (. wrench off, wrench away; from, out
      of); to wrench open 

      2) 

      3)  (, )
_____

wrest

  [rest] _v.

    1)  (); 

    2)  (,   );  (; from wrest
     -.)

    3) ,   (, )
_____

wrestle

  ['resl]

    1. _n.

      1) _. ;   

      2)   (   ..)

    2. _v. ; to wrestle against ( with) temptation (adversity)
       (); to wrestle with a problem ,
       
_____

wrestler

  ['resl] _n. _. 
_____

wrestling

  ['reslIN]

    1. _pres-p.  wrestle 2

    2. _n. _. 
_____

wretch

  [retS] _n.

    1) ; poor wretch 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

wretched

  ['retSId] _a.

    1) ; ; wretched existence  ,
    

    2)   , , ; ; wretched hovel
     ; wretched state of things   ;
    wretched weather  

    3) _.  , ; wretched toothache  
    
_____

wrick

  [rIk]

    1. _n.  ()

    2. _v.  ()
_____

wriggle

  ['rIgl]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.

      1)  (   ..);  (. wriggle oneself)

      2) ,  ң (. wriggle along)

      3) , ; to wriggle into office  
      -. ; to wriggle into favour   

      4) , ; to wriggle out of an engagement  
      ; to wriggle out of a difficulty  
       
_____

wriggler

  ['rIgl] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,    

    3) ; 
_____

wring

  [rIN]

    1. _n. ,   . {. 2}

    2. _v. (wrung)

      1) ; to wring one's hands   ; to wring
      smb.'s hand  ,  -. 

      2)  ( )

      3) 

      4)  (. wring out); wringing wet ,  

      5) ,  (. wring out; from, out of); to wring
      consent  ; to wring a promise from smb. 
       -. 
_____

wringer

  ['rIN] _n.    

    *) to put smb. through the wringer ) ( ) 
    ; )    ( Σ  ..)
_____

wrinkle

  I ['rINkl]

    1. _n. ; ; to fit without a wrinkle   
    ,   ( )

    2. _v. () (. wrinkle up); (), ()

  II ['rINkl] _n. _.  ; ͣ
_____

wrinkly

  ['rINklI] _a. ,  
_____

wrist

  [rIst] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 

    3) _attr. ; wrist watch  
_____

wrist-pin

  ['rIstpIn] _n. _. 
_____

wristband

  ['rIstbnd] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

wristlet

  ['rIstlIt] _n.

    1) 

    2)   

    3) _attr.: wristlet watch  , -
_____

writ

  I [rIt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. , ;  ; to serve writ on
    smb.  -.  

  II [rIt] _. _p.  _p-p.  write

    *) writ large ) ,  ; ) ̣, 
_____

write

  [raIt] _v. (wrote, _. writ; written, _. writ)

    1) ; to write a good (legible) hand   ()
    ; to write large (small, plain)   (,
    ); to write in ink (in pencil)  
    (); to write shorthand 

    2) , ; to write a cheque  ; to write an
    application  

    3)  (,   ..); to write for a living 
    ; to write out of one's own head ; 

    4) , ; fear is written on his face   
      

    5)   ;   

    #) write down ) ; )  ( -.) 
       ; ) , ; write for ) 
    ,   ; )  ; we wrote
    for his mother    ; ) ,  
    ; to write for a fresh supply    ( 
    ..); write in ) ,  ( ,   ..),
     (   ..); ) _.   
      ; write off )   ̣;
    )    ; )   ޣ; ޣ,
     (  ..); ) _.   , 
      ; write out ) ; to write out fair
     ; ) ; to write out in full 
    ; to write out a check  ; ): to write oneself
    out ; write up )  ; )  
    ; ) , ,    
    (ޣ, ); ) ; to write smb. up for 
    -. ( ,   ..)
_____

write-in

  ['raIt'In] _n.

    1)  ,      
     

    2) ,  ӣ  

    3) _attr.: write-in votes ,   ,  
     ; write-in campaign      
    
_____

write-off

  ['raIt'Of] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) _pl. ,   ޣ

    3) _.  ; ; 
_____

write-up

  ['raIt'Ap] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2)   ޣ

    3)  (,    ..)
_____

writer

  ['raIt] _n.

    1) ; ; the present writer   

    2) , 

    *) writer to the signet   ( ); writer's
    cramp ( palsy) _.  
_____

writhe

  [raI] _v.  ( ); to writhe with shame   ;
  to writhe under ( at) the insult  
_____

writing

  ['raItIN]

    1. _pres-p.  write

    2. _n.

      1) ; at the present writing   ,   
      ; in writing   ; writing down _. 
      

      2) () ; the writings of Jonathan Swift
        

      3) 

      4) 

      5) ,  ( );  

      *) the writing on the wall ) _.   ; ) 
      

    3. _a. ;  ; 
_____

writing-case

  ['raItINkeIs] _n.    
_____

writing-desk

  ['raItINdesk] _n. ;  
_____

writing-ink

  ['raItIN'INk] _n.  ( . printing-ink)
_____

writing-master

  ['raItIN,ma:st] _n.  
_____

writing-materials

  ['raItINm,tIrIlz] _n. _pl.  
_____

writing-pad

  ['raItINpd] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

writing-paper

  ['raItIN,peIp] _n.  ;  
_____

writing-table

  ['raItIN,teIbl] _n.  
_____

written

  ['rItn] _p-p.  write
_____

wrong

  [rON]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , , ; to do wrong
      ; ; to be in the wrong  

      2) ; ; ; to put smb. in the wrong 
        -.

      3) _. 

    2. _a.

      1) , ; the whole calculation is wrong 
      ޣ ; my watch is wrong   ; I can prove you
      wrong   ,   ; to be quite wrong 
      

      2) , 

      3)   ( ); ; at the wrong time 
       ; he took the wrong street  ۣ   
      ; to talk to the wrong man    ; what's
      wrong with it wrong )        ?;
      )    ?; )   ...; what's wrong with a cup
      of coffee?      ?

      4) ,  ( ); wrong side out ; wrong
      side foremost  ң

      5) ; something is wrong with the motor  ;
      my liver is wrong   -     

      *) to go wrong )    , ; 
      (); )  ; everything went wrong ӣ   ;
      )    (   ..); to get hold of the wrong end of
      the stick  ,   (-.); to get
      off on the wrong foot   ; 
      ; on the wrong side of 40   ()

    3. _adv. , ; I'm afraid you got me wrong , 
       

    4. _v.

      1) ;  , 

      2)   ( -.);   
      (-.)
_____

wrong-headed

  ['rON'hedId] _a. ;   
_____

wrongdoer

  ['rON'du] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) ; 
_____

wrongdoing

  ['rON'du:IN] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 
_____

wrongful

  ['rONful] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) , ; ; wrongful dismissal
     
_____

wrote

  [rut] _p.  write
_____

wroth

  [ru] _a. _predic. _. _. 
_____

wrought

  [rO:t] _p.  _p-p.  work 2, 12), 13), 14)  15)
_____

wrought iron

  ['rO:t'aIn] _n.  ,   
_____

wrought-up

  ['rO:t'Ap] _a. ; 
_____

wrung

  [rAN] _p.  _p-p.  wring 2
_____

wry

  [raI] _a.

    1) , ; to make a wry face ( mouth)  
    ; a wry smile  

    2) ; ; ֣
_____

wryneck

  ['raInek] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) _. 
_____

wych-elm

  ['wItS'elm] _n. _.    
_____

wye

  [waI] _n.

    1)   Y

    2) _. ;  

    3) _-.  

    4) _. 
_____

xanthous

  ['zns] _a. ֣
_____

xebec

  ['zi:bek] _n. _.  (     )
_____

xenial

  ['zi:nIl] _a.   ,  
  ; xenial customs  
_____

xenogamy

  [zi:'nOgmI] _n. _. , ң 
_____

xenomania

  [,zenu'meInj] _n. _.    
_____

xenon

  ['zenOn] _n. _. 
_____

xenophobia

  [,zenu'fubI] _n.    
_____

xiphoid

  ['zIfOId] _a. _. 
_____

xylanthrax

  [zaI'lnrks] _n.  
_____

xylograph

  ['zaIlgra:f] _n.   
_____

xylography

  [zaI'lOgrfI] _n. 
_____

xylonite

  ['zaIlnaIt] _n. 
_____

xylophone

  ['zaIlfun] _n. 
_____

xylose

  ['zaIlus] _n. _. 
_____

xyster

  ['zIst] _n. _. 
_____

yacht

  [jOt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. ,   
_____

yacht-club

  ['jOtklAb] _n. -
_____

yachting

  ['jOtIN]

    1. _pres-p.  yacht 2

    2. _n.   (. yachting sport)
_____

yachtsman

  ['jOtsmn] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

yaffil

  ['jfl] _n. ̣ 
_____

yaffle

  ['jfl] _n. ̣ 
_____

yah

  [ja:] _int.  ? ( , )
_____

yahoo

  [j'hu:] _n.

    1)  {,  , . " "}

    2)  , 

    3) _. , 
_____

yak

  [jk] _n. _. 
_____

yale lock

  ['jeIllOk] _n.  "" 
_____

yam

  [jm] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

yammer

  ['jm] _v. _. _.

    1) , 

    2)   ;  ,  
_____

yank

  [jNk]

    1. _n. , ģ

    2. _v. _.     ; ģ (. yank out,
    yank off)
_____

yankeefied

  ['jNkIfaId] _a. 
_____

yap

  [jp]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _. 

      3) _. 

      4) _. ; 

    2. _v.

      1)  ; 

      2) _. 
_____

yapp

  [jp] _n.   ̣
_____

yard

  I [ja:d] _n.

    1)  (= 3   914,4 ); by the yard  ; can you still
    buy cloth by the yard in Britain?   ݣ    ?

    2) _. 

  II [ja:d]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) _-. ;  

      4) 

      5) (the Yard) = Scotland Yard

    2. _v.  (  )
_____

yard-arm

  ['ja:da:m] _n. _. -
_____

yard-bird

  ['ja:db:d] _n. _. _. 
_____

yard-master

  ['ja:d,ma:st] _n. _-.  ;  
_____

yard-measure

  ['ja:d,me] _n.    , ""   
  
_____

yard-wand

  ['ja:dwOnd] = yard-measure
_____

yardman

  ['ja:dmn] _n. _-.    
_____

yardstick

  ['ja:dstIk] _n.

    1) = yard-measure

    2) _. ; ; ; to measure ( to judge) others
    by one's own yardstick     
_____

yarn

  [ja:n]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. , ; 

    2. _v.  ; 
_____

yarn-beam

  ['ja:nbi:m] _n. _.    
_____

yarn-dyed

  ['ja:ndaId] _a.   
_____

yarovization

  [,jrvaI'zeISn] _. _n. 
_____

yarovize

  ['jrvaIz] _. _v. 
_____

yarrow

  ['jru] _n. _.  
_____

yashmak

  ['jSmk] _. _n. 
_____

yataghan

  ['jtgn] _. _n. 
_____

yaw

  [jO:] _. _.

    1. _n.    , 

    2. _v.   
_____

yawl

  [jO:l] _n. _. ; 
_____

yawn

  [jO:n]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) ; he yawned good night ,    

      2) 

      3) ; a gulf yawned at our feet   
       

      *) to make a person yawn      -.
_____

yclept

  [I'klept] _a. _. _. , 
_____

ye

  [ji:] _pron. _pers. _. _. = you

    *) how d'ye do? ;  ?
_____

yea

  [jeI]

    1. _n.

      1) ;  

      2) _.  ""; yeas and nays ͣ 

    2. _adv.

      1) 

      2) _.  , ; I will give you a pound, yea two pounds
         ,  ,   

    3. _int. _. ?(!), ?(!) ( ,
      ..)
_____

yeah

  [je] part _. 
_____

yean

  [ji:n] _v. 
_____

yeanling

  ['ji:nlIN] _n. ̣; Σ
_____

year

  [j:], [jI] _n.

    1) ; year by year  ; year in year out    ; from
    year to year, year by year, year after year   ; 
    ;   ; years (and years) ago  ,  ;
    the year of grace   ; in the year of grace ( of our
    Lord) 1975  1975    

    2) _pl. , ; he looks young for his years   
      ; in years 
_____

year-book

  ['j:buk] _n. 
_____

yearling

  ['j:lIN]

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ; 

      2) _. _. _. 

    2. _a. 
_____

yearlong

  ['j:lON] _a.   
_____

yearly

  ['j:lI]

    1. _a. 

    2. _adv.  ;   
_____

yearn

  [j:n] _v.

    1) ,  (for, after -  -., ޣ-.); he yearned to
    be home again   

    2) ,  (for, to -  -.)
_____

yearning

  ['j:nIN]

    1. _pres-p.  yearn

    2. _n.  ;  ; popular yearnings 
    
_____

yeast

  [ji:st] _n. , 
_____

yeasty

  ['ji:stI] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  (   ..)
_____

yegg

  [jeg] _n. _. , 
_____

yelk

  [jelk] = yolk
_____

yell

  [jel]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2) _.  ,    
      (    )

    2. _v.

      1) , 

      2) ; to yell out curses  
_____

yellow

  ['jelu]

    1. _a.

      1) ֣

      2) _. ; he has a yellow streak in him  

      3) _. , ,  (   ..)

      *) the yellow press ֣ ; yellow flag  

    2. _n.

      1) , ֣ 

      2) 

      3) _. 

    3. _v.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

yellow dog

  ['jeludOg] _n. _.  , ;  
_____

yellow fever

  ['jelu,fi:v] _n. _. ֣ 
_____

yellow spot

  ['jelu'spOt] _n. _. ֣ 
_____

yellow-bark oak

  ['jeluba:k'uk] _n. _.  
_____

yellow-bellied

  ['jelu,belId] _a. 
_____

yellow-dog contract

  ['jeludOg'kOntrkt] _n. _.     
  
_____

yellow-dog fund

  ['jeludOg'fAnd] _n. _. ,   
_____

yellow-hammer

  ['jelu,hm] _n.   ()
_____

yellow-livered

  ['jelu,lIvd] _a. _. 
_____

yellowback

  ['jelubk] _n.

    1) ۣ  

    2)   ( ֣ )
_____

yellowish

  ['jeluIS] _a. 
_____

yellowness

  ['jelunIs] _n. 
_____

yellowy

  ['jeluI] = yellowish
_____

yelp

  [jelp]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _v. ; , , 
_____

yen

  I [jen] _n. (_pl.  .)  (  )

  II [jen] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _v. ,  ( -.)
_____

yeoman

  ['jumn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)   ,  

    3) _. _. 

    4): yeoman of signals _. -; yeoman of the Guard
      

    *) yeoman's service )   ; )  
_____

yeomanry

  ['jumnrI] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _.  

    3) _.   
_____

yep

  [jep] _int. _. _. 
_____

yes

  [jes]

    1. _adv. 

    2. _n. ; 
_____

yes-man

  ['jesmn] _n. _. , 
_____

yester-evening

  ['jestr'i:vnIN] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _adv.  
_____

yester-year

  ['jest'j:] _.

    1. _n.  

    2. _adv.   
_____

yesterday

  ['jestdI]

    1. _adv.

      1) ; yesterday morning  

      2)  

    2. _n.  ; yesterday's incident  
_____

yesternight

  ['jest'naIt] = yester-evening
_____

yestreen

  [jes'tri:n] _. = yester-evening
_____

yet

  [jet]

    1. _adv.

      1) ݣ; ӣ ݣ; he has not come yet  ݣ  ۣ; not yet ݣ
      (); never yet  ݣ ; yet more ݣ 

      2) ݣ,  ; he has yet much to say  ݣ  
      

      3)  (  ); need you go yet?  
       ?

      4) ,  ; this question is more important yet  
       ; he will not accept help nor yet advice    
      ,   

      5)   , -.; it is the largest specimen yet found 
             ; as yet ӣ ݣ,
      ,   ; the scheme has worked well as yet   
        

      6)   , ӣ , ӣ-; it is strange and yet true 
      ,  (  ) 

    2. _cj. , ӣ ,   ; 
_____

yew

  [ju:] _n. _. 
_____

yew-tree

  ['ju:tri:] = yew
_____

yield

  [ji:ld]

    1. _n.

      1)  , ; a good yield of wheat   

      2)  ;    ģ
      ;  (); milk yield  

      3) _. ; 

      4)  ()

    2. _v.

      1) , ,  (, , ); this land
      yields poorly     ; to yield no results 
        

      2) ;  ( -.); to yield a point 
       ( ); to yield to the advice  ; to
      yield to none    ( ,   ..)

      3) (); to yield oneself prisoner   

      4) ; ; ; the door yielded to a strong
      push     ; the disease yields to
      treatment    

      5) _. _.  ,   (. to yield
      the floor); Will Mr. N. yield?    
       .

      #) yield up )  ; ) ; ) , 
      ; to yield up a fort  

      *) to yield up the ghost   , 
_____

yielding

  ['ji:ldIN]

    1. _pres-p.  yield 2

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ,  ( )

      3) , 

      4) ; 
_____

yip

  [jIp] _n. _. , 
_____

yippee

  ['jIpI] _int. 
_____

yo-heave-ho

  ['ju'hi:v'hu] _int. !, ! (   )
_____

yobbo

  ['jObu] _n. _. _. , 
_____

yodel

  ['judl]

    1. _n.  (  )

    2. _v.  
_____

yoga

  ['jug] _. _n.  (  )
_____

yoghurt

  ['jOg:t] _. _n.  ( )
_____

yogi

  ['jugI] _. _n. 
_____

yogurt

  ['jOg:t] _. _n.  ( )
_____

yoke

  [juk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)  ֣ 

      3) , ; to endure (to shake off) the yoke 
      () ; to pass ( to come) under the yoke  
      

      4) _. 

      5) 

      6)  ( )

      7)  

      8) _. ; ; , 

      9) _.  

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) _. , 
_____

yokefellow

  ['juk,felu] _n.  ( ); ()
_____

yokel

  ['jukl] _n. ; ԣ 
_____

yokemate

  ['jukmeIt] = yokefellow
_____

yolk

  [juk] _n. 
_____

yolk-bag

  ['jukbg] = yolk-sac
_____

yolk-sac

  ['juksk] _n. _.   ()
_____

yon

  [jOn] _. _. = yonder
_____

yonder

  ['jOnd]

    1. _a.  

    2. _adv.  
_____

yore

  [jO:] _n. _. of yore -; in days of yore   
_____

you

  [ju:] ( ); [ju], [j] ( ) _pron. _pers.
  (_obj.  .)

    1) , 

    2) (  ); you never can tell _.  
    ,  

    3) _. . yourself

    4) .   : you fool! !
_____

you'd

  [ju:d] _. _. = you had, you would
_____

you'll

  [ju:l] _. _. = you will, you shall
_____

you're

  [ju] _. _. = you are
_____

you've

  [ju:v] _. _. = you have
_____

you-know-what

  [ju'nuwOt] _n. _. ,    -. 
    ,     
_____

young

  [jAN]

    1. _a.

      1) , ; ; he is young for his age  
         ; young man   (.
      _.); my young man (woman) _.   (
      ); young one's ԣ; ; ң

      2) , ; the night is young ݣ  

      3) 

      4) ,  (      ,
           )

      *) young blood ) ģ; )    

    2. _n. (. the young) _pl. _.

      1) ģ; old and young   

      2) ԣ

      *) to be with young  ,   .
_____

youngish

  ['jANIS] _a. 
_____

youngling

  ['jANlIN]

    1. _n. _.

      1) £; ԣ; 

      2)  

    2. _a. 
_____

youngster

  ['jANst] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) _.    - 
_____

your

  [jO:] ( ); [ju], [j] ( ) _pron. _poss.
  (. ; . yours) ; 
_____

yours

  [jO:z] _pron. _poss. ( ;  . ; . your)
  ; ; this book is yours   ; I saw a friend of yours 
    ; you and yours    (); yours sincerely
   sincerely yours    ( ); yours of the 7th
     7- 
_____

yourself

  [jO:'self] _pron. (_pl. yourselves)

    1) _refl. ; -, -; ; have you hurt yourself?  ?;
    how's yourself? _.   ?

    2) _emph. , ; you told me so yourself     ;
    have you been all by yourself the whole day?     ?;
    you are sure to do it all by yourself , ,   
      

    *) you are not quite yourself     
_____

yourselves

  [jO:'selvz] _pl.  yourself
_____

youth

  [ju:] _n.

    1) ; ; the fountain of youth  

    2) 

    3) ģ

    4) _attr. ģ; youth organizations ģ ; a
    youth festival  ģ
_____

youthful

  ['ju:ful] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) ; 

    4) , 
_____

yowl

  [jaul]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v. 
_____

yo-yo

  ['juju]

    1. _n.

      1) -,  (, ޣ  )

      2) _. _. ,  

      3) _. ; 

      4) , 

    2. _a. _. , , 

    3. _v. _.

      1)  -ң; ; to yo-yo back and forth 
        

      2) ,   ; the Court yo-yoed on the
      issue       

      3) , ; profits have yo-yoed  
      
_____

ytterbium

  [I't:bjm] _n. _. 
_____

yttrium

  ['ItrIm] _n. _. 
_____

yuca

  ['jAk] = yucca
_____

yucca

  ['jAk] _n. _. 
_____

yule

  [ju:l] _n. 
_____

yule-log

  ['ju:llOg] _n.  ,   
_____

yule-tide

  ['ju:ltaId] = yule
_____

zany

  ['zeInI] _. _n.

    1) _. 

    2) , ; 

    3)  (     )
_____

zariba

  [z'ri:b] _. _n.  ; 
_____

zeal

  [zi:l] _n. , 
_____

zealot

  ['zelt] _n.  ; 
_____

zealotry

  ['zeltrI] _n. 
_____

zealous

  ['zels] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; to be zealous for smth.   -.
_____

zebra

  ['zi:br] _n. _. 
_____

zebu

  ['zi:bu:] _n. _. 
_____

zed

  [zed] _n.   Z
_____

zee

  [zi:] _n. _.   Z
_____

zemindar

  ['zemInda:] _. _n.  
_____

zenana

  [ze'na:n] _. _n.   ( )
_____

zenith

  ['zenI] _n. ; at the zenith of fame   
_____

zenith-distance

  ['zenIdIstns] _n.   ( )  ;
   
_____

zenithal

  ['zenIl] _a. _. 
_____

zeolite

  ['zi:ulaIt] _n. _. 
_____

zephyr

  ['zef] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) _.  

    3)  ()

    4) , ̣ 
_____

zero

  ['zIru] _n. (_pl. -os ['zIruz])

    1) , ; to reduce to zero   

    2)  ;     ; below
    zero  

    3) _attr.: zero setting    

    *) zero hour ) _.   ,   ..;
    )  
_____

zero-gravity

  ['zIru,grvItI] _n. 
_____

zest

  [zest]

    1. _n.

      1) ,   ; ; ""; to give zest to
      smth.   ( , ) -.

      2) _. ; ; he entered into the game with zest  
        

      3) _. , 

      4) 

    2. _v. _.  ,  
_____

zeugma

  ['zju:gm] _n. _. 
_____

zibet

  ['zIbIt] _n. _. ,  
_____

zigzag

  ['zIgzg]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 

    3. _adv. 

    4. _v.  
_____

zinc

  [zINk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _attr. 

    2. _v. 
_____

zinciferous

  [zIN'kIfrs] _a.  
_____

zincography

  [zIN'kOgrfI] _n. 
_____

zing

  [zIN] _.

    1. _n.   

    2. _v.    
_____

zinnia

  ['zInj] _n. _. 
_____

zip

  [zIp]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)   

      3) _. , 

      4) = zipper 1)

    2. _v.

      1) ԣ()  

      2) _.  ,  

      3) 
_____

zip code

  ['zIpkud] _n. _.  
_____

zip-fastener

  ['zIp,fa:sn] = zipper 1)
_____

zipper

  ['zIp] _n.

    1) ԣ-

    2) _pl.     
_____

zippy

  ['zIpI] _a. _. , , 
_____

zircon

  ['z:kOn] _n. _. 
_____

zirconium

  [z:'kunjm] _n. _. 
_____

zither

  ['zI] _n. 
_____

zodiac

  ['zudIk] _n. _. ; signs of the zodiac  
_____

zodiacal

  [zu'daIkl] _a. _. ; zodiacal light  
_____

zoic

  ['zuIk] _a. _.  
_____

zombi

  ['zOmbI] = zombie
_____

zombie

  ['zOmbI] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) _.    ;  

    3) _. _. 

    4)   ,     
_____

zonal

  ['zunl] _a. 
_____

zone

  [zun]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; ; temperate zones  

      2) _.   

      3) _. _. , 

      4) _attr. ; ; ; zone time  

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)   

      3)      
_____

zoo

  [zu:] _n. _. ; the Zoo   
_____

zoogeography

  [,zudI'OgrfI] _n. 
_____

zoological

  [,zu'lOdIkl] _a. ; zoological garden(s) ,
   
_____

zoologist

  [zu'OldIst] _n. 
_____

zoology

  [zu'OldI] _n. 
_____

zoom

  [zu:m] _. _.

    1. _n. "", ""

    2. _v.

      1) ,  ;  ""  ""

      2) _.  , ""; prices zoomed  
      
_____

zoophyte

  [zu'faIt] _n. _. 
_____

zoster

  ['zOst] _n.  
_____

zouave

  [zu:'a:v] _n. _. _. 
_____

zounds

  [zaundz] _int. _. ޣ !
_____

zygoma

  [zaI'gum] _n. (_pl. -ata)  
_____

zygomata

  [zaI'gumt] _pl.  zygoma
_____

zymoses

  [zaI'musi:z] _pl.  zymosis
_____

zymosis

  [zaI'musIs] _n. (_pl. -ses)

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

zymotic

  [zaI'mOtIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; zymotic diseases  
_____

revitalize

  [ri:'vaIt,laIz] _v. , 
_____

widget

  ['wIdIt] _n. _. _.

    1) , ;  ;  ( );
      ( )

    2) _.   ;  .
_____

email

  ['i:meIl] _n. _.  
_____

debug

  [dI'bAg] _v. _.  ()
_____

programmer

  ['pru,grm] _n. _. 
_____

-ness

  [nIs] _suff.   

    1.    

      1)   ޣ    :
      bitterness ; calmness ; happiness ;
      cheerfulness , ӣ; kindheartedness 

      2)      : thickness ;
      wilderness ;  ; Highness  ()

    2.          :
    forgiveness , ; nothingness , ;
    ; aloofness ģ; ; up-to-dateness
     ,  ; out-of-the-wayness
    ̣; 
_____

-less

  I [lIs] _suff.       
      ۣ ,   : endless
  ; lifeless ; ; horseless ;
  fatherless  ,   ; windowless  ,  
  ; collarless  ,   ; umbrellaless 
  ,   

  II [lIs] -suff.    ,  
   ;    () ,
   : cureless ; countless ;
  drainless ; imagineless ; fadeless ;
  resistless ; tireless 
_____

aforehand

  I ['fO:hnd] _a. _. 

  II ['fO:hnd] _adv. _. , 
_____

aforementioned

  ['fO:,menSnd] _a. , 
_____

aforesaid

  ['fO:sed] _a. , , 
_____

a fortiori

  ['eI,fO:tI'O:raI] _.    ;  
_____

Afr-

  [fr] = Afro-
_____

Afro-

  ['fru] (. Afr-)   -;  
     -; Afro-Asian -;
  Afro-American    
_____

met-

  [met] = meta-
_____

meta-

  ['met] (. met-) _pref.

    1.     , 

      1)     : metagalaxy ;
      metagenesis  , ; metastasis ;
      metaphase, metaphasis 

      2)   : metamerism , ;
      metanephron, metanephros 

      3) ,        :
      metabolism ,  ; metamorphosis ();
      ;    

      4) ̣     : metaantimonic (acid)
       (); metaboric (acid)  ()

    2.     : metaphysics ;
    metageometry ,   
_____

meta-anthracite

  ['met'nrsaIt] _n. 
_____

metabases

  [m'tbsi:z] _pl.  metabasis
_____

metabasis

  [m'tbsIs] _n. (_pl. -ses) _. 
_____

accessorize

  [k'sesraIz] _v. _.  , 
  
_____

abashed

  ['bSt] _a. , , ; ֣; to feel
  abashed , ; he stood abashed when his mistakes were
  pointed out    ,      
_____

able-minded

  ['eIbl'maIndId] _a. , 
_____

abolitionist

  [,b'lISnIst] _n.

    1)  ,  (  ..)

    2) _. _. ,  
_____

ab origine

  [,bu'rIdIni:] _.   (-.),  
_____

aborigine

  [,b'rIdIni:] _n.

    1) , ,   

    2) . _pl.  

    3) _pl.     () 
_____

abortionist

  ['bO:SnIst] _n.

    1)  ;  (),   

    2) ( _.)   
_____

about-ship

  ['baut'SIp] _v.  ,    ;  
  
_____

about-towner

  ['baut'taun] _n.   ; 
_____

about-turn

  ['baut't:n]

    1. = about-face 1

    2. = about-face 2
_____

abridged

  ['brIdd] _a. ݣ; abridged edition ݣ 
_____

absurdist

  [b's:dIst] _n. _. ; absurdist theatre  
_____

accident-prone

  ['ksIdnt'prun] _a.

    1) ;   ; he is accident-prone   
    - 

    2) , 
_____

accordion-pleated

  ['kO:djn'pli:tId] _a. 
_____

pleated

  ['pli:tId] _a.   ; ; pleated skirt 
   ;  
_____

accoutrement

  ['ku:tmnt] _n.

    1) . _pl. _. () 

    2) . _pl. _. , ,  (  ..);
    

    3)  ()
_____

accrual

  ['kru:l] _n.

    1) ; ; the accrual of funds  

    2) _.    (  ,  
      .. )
_____

accused

  ['kju:zd] _.

    1. _a.  ( )

    2. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _. ; 
_____

acerbic

  ['s:bIk] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) , ; ; acerbic feuds -  
_____

achiever

  ['tSi:v] _n.  ; ,    
  
_____

aching

  ['eIkIN] _a. , , ; aching tooth  ; to do
  smth. with an aching heart  -.  ֣ ; aching void
   
_____

acid-rain

  ['sId'reIn] _n.  
_____

acknowledged

  [k'nOlIdd] _a. ; 
_____

acoustical

  ['ku:stIkl] = acoustic 1)
_____

acquaintanceship

  ['kweIntnSIp] _n.

    1) ; their acquaintanceship lasted many years  
      

    2)  (with, among); he has wide acquaintanceship among all sorts
    of people       
_____

acronym

  ['krnIm] _n. 
_____

activist

  ['ktIvIst] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  ;   ; 
    ; an activist president ,   
_____

acupuncture

  [,kju'pANktS]

    1. _n. _. , , 

    2. _v. _.  , ; 
    
_____

acutely

  ['kju:tlI] _adv. , 
_____

adaption

  ['dpSn] = adaptation
_____

adaptor

  ['dpt] = adapter
_____

addicted

  ['dIktId] _a.  (  );  -.;
    -.   ; addicted to drugs 
  ; addicted to drink  
_____

addictive

  ['dIktIv] _a.  ,  (  )
_____

adenoid

  ['dInOId] _a.

    1)    

    2) 
_____

admin

  [d'mIn] _n.  ;  (, ); 
  -.
_____

admiring

  [d'maIrIN] _a. 
_____

adulterous

  ['dAltrs] _a.     ; adulterous
  relationship   (,   );   
_____

advertising

  ['dvtaIzIN] _n.

    1) , ; advertising media such as newspapers and
    television   () ,    

    2)  

    3)  ;  

    4)  ; he is in advertising    
    
_____

advisement

  [d'vaIzmnt] _n. _. ,  ; under
  advisement  ,  
_____

aegis

  ['i:dIs] _n.

    1) _.  ( )

    2) ; under the aegis of  ,  ; under
    the aegis of the law   

    3) ; ; ; a conference under the aegis of the
    UN        
_____

affecting

  ['fektIN] _a.

    1) , ;   ; ; affecting
    scene  

    2) ; affecting spectacle  ; affecting
    experience   ()
_____

affordable

  ['fO:dbl] _a. ; ;  
_____

afoul

  ['faul] _a. _predic.

    1) ;   ;  (  
    ..); to run afoul of smth. _. )  ( ޣ-. -
      ..); )   -.

    2)   , ; to run afoul of smb. ) 
     ( )  -.;   -.; ) 
    -.; to run afoul of the law  
_____

aftershave

  ['a:ft'SeIv] _n. ,   
_____

ageism

  ['eIdIzm] _n.   -.  , (.
         ..)
_____

aggravated

  ['grveItId] _a.

    1) , ; aggravated assault _. 
       ; aggravated illness
     

    2) , ; to feel (to be) aggravated 
    ,  ; : 
_____

aggrieved

  ['gri:vd] _a.

    1) , ; he felt aggrieved at the insult from his
    friend    , ӣ  

    2) , ; to say smth. in an aggrieved voice
     -.  ; to feel (oneself) aggrieved
    , 

    3) _.  , ; ̣; aggrieved groups
      
_____

agreed

  ['gri:d] _a. ; , ۣ ( 
  )
_____

ahold

  ['huld] _n. _. _. , ; he grabbed ahold of my
  lapel   ()   
_____

aide

  [eId] _n.

    1)  (); , , 

    2)  (  ..);   (
    -.); the President and his aides    
    (  )

    3) = aide-de-camp

    4) ,  (. nurse's aide);  (. hospital aide)
_____

airplay

  ['EpleI] _n. _.   ( )
_____

airy-fairy

  ['ErI'fErI] _a. _.

    1) , ̣, , ; airy-fairy creatures
     () 

    2)   ; ; ; airy-fairy schemes
    ; 
_____

alarming

  ['la:mIN] _a. , 
_____

algal

  ['lgl] _a. _.   , 
_____

all-absorbing

  ['O:lb'sO:bIN] _a. , ; 
_____

alleged

  ['ledd] _a.

    1)  (. ); the alleged refusal (acceptance)
      (- );    (- );
    alleged murderer ,   

    2) , ; ,   ; alleged
    miracle   () 
_____

allegro

  ['leIgru] _n. _. 
_____

all-inclusive

  ['O:lIn'klu:sIv] _a.   (ӣ),  ӣ;
  ; all-inclusive price ,    
  (  ..)
_____

alma

  ['lm] _n.  ( )
_____

almanack

  ['O:lmnk] = almanac
_____

alright

  ['O:l'raIt] = all right
_____

also-ran

  ['O:lsu'rn] _n.

    1) _. ,     ڣ,  
     

    2) _. /,     ,
      

    3) _. ,       ڣ, 
      

    4) ,  ;   ( ,
      ..)

    5)   ( , );   ;  
_____

amateurism

  [,m't:rIzm] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ( )
_____

ambulanceman

  ['mbjulnsmn] _n. (_pl. -men)    (,
    ..)
_____

ammo

  ['mu] _n. _. ; drop ammo _. 
_____

amongst

  ['mANst] _. . among
_____

amp

  I ['mp] _n. (_. of amplifier) 

  II ['mp] _n. (_. of ampoule) 

  III ['mp] _n. (_. of ampere) 
_____

amused

  ['mju:zd] _a.

    1) 

    2) , () 

    3) , ; 
_____

anabolic

  [,n'dOlIk]

    1. _n. _.   (  
         ..)

    2. _a. _. , 
_____

anachronic

  [,n'krOnIk] = anachronistical
_____

anachronistic

  [,nkr'nIstIk] = anachronistical
_____

anachronistical

  [,nkr'nIstIkl] _a. , 
_____

anaesthetist

  ['ni:sItIst] _n. _. , 
_____

analogue

  ['nlOg] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. ,   

    3) _. ;  ,  
_____

analyser

  ['nlaIz] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) 

    3) _.  
_____

analyze

  ['nlaIz] = analyse
_____

anarchistic

  ['na:kIkl] = anarchic
_____

anchorman

  ['Nkmn] _n.

    1) ,  (-. )

    2)    ( );   
    () 

    3) ,     
_____

androgyny

  [n'drOdInI] _n. 
_____

android

  I ['ndrOId] _n. ,   (.  )

  II ['ndrOId] _a. ;    
_____

anecdotal

  [,nek'dutl] _a.

    1)  , .   

    2) ,  (  )
_____

angling

  ['NglIN] _n. ; angling rod  
_____

animator

  ['nImeIt] _n. -
_____

anorexy

  ['n,reksI] = anorexia
_____

anorexic

  ['n,reksIk] _a. _.

    1)   

    2)    ;  
_____

anthropomorphic

  [,nrp'mO:fIk] = anthropomorphical
_____

anthropomorphical

  [,nrp'mO:fIkl] _a. , 
_____

anti-hero

  ['ntI'hIru] _n. _pl. -oes _. 
_____

antimatter

  [,ntI'mt] (. anti-matter) _n. _. 
_____

anymore

  ['enImO:] _adv. _. _. ( )  ;  ; he
  didn't know anymore whether he was glad or sorry     ,
     
_____

anyplace

  ['enIpleIs] _adv. _. _.

    1) , ;     

    2)     ,  
_____

hoo

  [hu:] _int. -!, !
_____

honour-man

  ['Onmn] _n. (_pl. -men ['Onmen])    ;
      
_____

honours-man

  ['Onzmn] = honour-man
_____

anyways

  ['enIweIz] _. . anyway
_____

aphid

  ['fId] _n. _.   (Aphididae)
_____

apocalyptic

  [,pOh'lIptIk] _a.

    1) (Apocalyptic) ,   
    , .  ; ; apocalyptic vision
     

    2)   ;    ;
    , ; apocalyptic nuclear war 
     

    3) ; , 
_____

apocalyptical

  [,pOk'lIptIkl] = apocalyptic
_____

apolitical

  [,p'lItIkl] _adv.

    1) ;  

    2)    ,    
_____

apologia

  [,p'ludI] _n. 
_____

apologise

  ['pOldaIz] = apologize
_____

apologist

  ['pOldIst] _n. ( _.) , 
_____

applicator

  ['plIkeIt] _n.

    1) _.       

    2) ,  (, )   ,
      ..
_____

aqua

  ['kw] _n. _pl. . aquae

    1) _. ; ; 

    2)    (. aqua colour)
_____

arcane

  [a:'keIn] _a. , ; , ; ; arcane
  rites  ; , ; arcane knowledge ,
  
_____

archeology

  [,a:kI'OldI] = archaeology
_____

archetypal

  ['a:kItaIpl] _a. , , 
_____

archetypical

  ['a:kItIpIkl] = archetypal
_____

arguable

  ['a:gjubl] _a.

    1) ,  ; 

    2)   ; it is arguable that  , 
_____

armload

  [a:'mlud] _n. 
_____

armorer

  ['a:mr] _. = armourer
_____

armrest

  ['a:mrest] _n.  (.  , ̣)
_____

arousal

  ['rauzl] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (. )
_____

arriviste

  [,a:rI'vi:st] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

artefact

  ['a:tIfkt] _n.

    1) () ,  ; () , 
      

    2) _pl. ,   , 
       

    3) ,   (.,   )
_____

arthritic

  [a:'rItIl] _a. _.

    1)   

    2) , 
_____

articulated

  [a:'tIkjuleItId] _a. 
_____

artifact

  ['a:tIfkt] = artefact
_____

artistry

  ['a:tIstrI] _n.

    1) , ;  

    2)  ;  

    3) 
_____

artwork

  ['a:tw:k] _n.

    1) _. _.  

    2) , 

    3) _. ,  
_____

ascending

  ['sendIN] _a.

    1) ; ascending scale _.  ; ascending aorta
    _.    

    2)        
_____

ash-blond

  ['SblOnd] _a.  (   )
_____

ash-dry

  ['SdraI] _a.     
_____

ash-gray

  ['SgreI] = ash-grey
_____

ash-grey

  ['SgreI] _n. -
_____

aspiring

  [s'paIrIN]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. _. 
_____

assembler

  ['sembl] _n.

    1) (-)

    2)  

    3) _. 

    4) _. -, ;  (
    )
_____

assemblywoman

  ['semblIwumn] _n.

    1) -  

    2) -      ( )
_____

astro-

  ['stru] _pref.      ף, ,
  
_____

astro

  ['stru] _a. _. ; astro power , 
   
_____

astrophysics

  [,stru'fIzIks] _n. (.  .  .  . .) 
_____

atheletics

  ['letIks] _n. ; 
_____

atonal

  ['tunl] _a. _. 
_____

atria

  ['a:trI] _pl.  atrium
_____

atrium

  ['a:trIv] _n. (_pl. . atria)

    1) ,  (     )

    2) _. ,  

    3) _. , 

    4) _. ; ; 
_____

attache

  ['tSeI] _n. _.  ; naval (military, commercial)
  attache - (, ) 
_____

attempted

  ['temptId] _a. ;  ; attempted murder
  _.   ; attempted crime _.  
  
_____

attenuated

  ['tenjueItId] _a.

    1) ݣ, ң; attenuated by hunger   

    2) ң; 

    3) _.     ( ); attenuated
    virus  
_____

attributable

  ['trIbjutbl] _a.    (-.), ӣ (
  -.)
_____

atypical

  ['tIpIkl] _a. , 
_____

audio

  ['O:dIu]

    1. _n.

      1)    

      2)      

    2. _a.

      1)    

      2)      
_____

audiotypist

  ['O:dIu,taIpIst] _n.  (   
  )
_____

authorial

  [O:'urIl] _a. 
_____

authorise

  ['O:raIz] = authorize
_____

automate

  ['O:tmeIt] _v.

    1) ;    ; 
    

    2) ;    
_____

avant-garde

  [a:va:N'ga:d]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) ,  ( , )

    2. _a. 
_____

avionics

  [,eIvI'OnIks] _n.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

axe-man

  ['ksmn] _n. (_pl. -men ['ksmn])

    1) 

    2) _. _.   
_____

aye

  I [aI]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  ""  

    2. _int. _.

      1) !

      2) ! ( )

  II [eI] _adv. _. , 
_____

backcomb

  ['bkkum] _v. , 
_____

backdate

  ['bkdeIt] _v.   
_____

backhander

  ['bk,hnd] _n.

    1. 

    2.

      1)    , 

      2) _.  ;   , 

    3. _.   ()

    4.  
_____

backpack

  ['bkpk] _n. 
_____

backpacker

  ['bkpk] _n.   
_____

back-pedal

  ['bk,pedl] _v.

    1)  

    2) ; ,  ()

    3)   
_____

back-seat

  ['bksi:t] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  
_____

back-yard

  ['bk'ja:d]

  1. _n.

    1)  ;     

    2)  , ; 

    3)  

    4) _.  (    )

  2. _a. ; ; ; back-yard production 
  () ; back-yard measures enacted by a state
  legislature   , ģ 
   
_____

bacterial

  [bk'tIrIl] _a. 
_____

baddie

  ['bdI] _n.  _.  (.    ..);  ,
  ; baddies and goodies    
_____

bad-mouth

  ['bd'mau] _v. , ;  
_____

baguette

  [b'get] _n.

    1. _. , 

    2.  (    )

    3.   
_____

bakeware

  ['beIkwE] _n.  () 
_____

Balaclava

  [,bl'kla:v] _n.: Balaclava helmet (cap) _.   (. 
    ); _. _. 
_____

Balaklava

  [,bl'kla:v] = Balaclava
_____

balalaika

  [,bl'laIk] _n. _. 
_____

balding

  ['bO:ldIN] _a. 
_____

ballpark

  ['bO:lpa:k]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  

    2. _a. 
_____

ballplayer

  ['bOlpleI] _n. _. 
_____

ballpoint

  ['bO:lpOInt] = ball-point pen
_____

banditry

  ['bndItrI] _n. 
_____

bandleader

  [,bnd'li:d] _n.  
_____

bangaway

  [,bNg'weI]

    1)  ;

    2) _.      
_____

banger

  ['bNg] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) "" ( )
_____

bankroll

  ['bNkrul]

    1. _n.  ;  

    2. _v. ; 
_____

bannister

  ['bnIst] = banister
_____

baptistery

  ['bptIstrI] = baptistry
_____

barbie

  ['ba:bI] _n. _.  barbecue
_____

barf

  [ba:f] _v. _. _. 
_____

barnstorming

  ['ba:nstO:mIN] _a. ,  (  ԣ, 
    ..)
_____

barn-yard

  ['ba:n'ja:d] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  

    *) barn-yard fodder ͣ  (  ); barn-yard
    manure  (, ); barn-yard grass _. 
    , 
_____

bar-room

  ['ba:ru:m] _n. , ;  (   ..)
_____

baseline

  ['beIslaIn] _n.

    1) , , ;  ,  

    2) _.   

    3) _.   ; baseline style of the game 
     "  " ()
_____

basics

  ['beIsIks] _n. 
_____

bassoonist

  [b'su:nIst] _n. 
_____

batik

  ['btIk] _n.  (    )
_____

battering

  ['btrIN] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)   (   ..)

    3) 

    4) 

    5) _.   
_____

beachfront

  ['bi:tSfrAnt] _a. 
_____

beatch-sand

  ['bi:tSsnd] _n.    
_____

beading

  [bi:dIN] _n.

    1)   ;  ;  (   ..)

    2) _. ,  
_____

beanpole

  ['bi:npul] _n.

    1. _-.     

    2. _.  
_____

beatable

  ['bi:tbl] _a. 
_____

beaut

  [bju:t] _n. _. 
_____

bebop

  ['bi:bOp] _n. ,   
_____

bedchamber

  ['bed,tSeImb] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  ; Gentleman of the Bedchamber 
    ( ); Lady of the Bedchamber  
_____

bedhead

  ['bedhed] _n.  ()
_____

bedroll

  ['bedrul] _n.     ( , )
_____

bed-sit

  ['bedsIt] = bed-sitting-room
_____

bed-sitting-room

  ['bes'sItINru:m]

    1)   (   )

    2) _. ,   
_____

beefcake

  ['bi:fkeIk] _n. _. _.    ( 
   )
_____

beehouse

  ['bi:haus] _n. , 
_____

beekeeping

  ['bi:,ki:pIN] _n. 
_____

beele

  ['bi:lI] _n. _.  
_____

beeper

  [bi:p] _n. 
_____

beermat

  ['bI,mt] _n.      
_____

begonia

  [bI'gunj] _n. 
_____

beguiling

  [bI'gaIlIN] _a. 
_____

behavioural

  [bI'heIvjl] _a. 
_____

bejewelled

  [bI'du:Ild] _a. _.  
_____

belongings

  [bI'lONINz] _n. _pl.

    1. , ; ; I left my belongings in the hotel 
        

    2.  (  ..); , 

    3. , 

    4. _. ; , ; to be trouble enough to one's
    belongings     
_____

belter

  ['belt] _n. _.  
_____

bendy

  ['bendI] _a. 
_____

bevvy

  ['bevI] _n. _.    
_____

biannual

  [baI'njul] _a.    
_____

biathlon

  [baI'ln] _n. ,  
_____

biddy

  I ['bIdI]

    1. _. 

    2. _. _. -

  II ['bIdI] _n. _. _. , ̣
_____

bidet

  [bi:'deI] _n. _.

    1. , 

    2. 
_____

bigamous

  ['bIgms] _a. , ,   ֣   
   
_____

biggie

  ['bIgI] _n. _.  , 
_____

biggish

  ['bIgIS] _a. _. 
_____

big-headed

  ['bIg'hedId] _a. , 
_____

big-hearted

  ['bIg'ha:tId] _a. , 
_____

big-ticket

  ['bIg'tIkIt] _a. _. 
_____

biker

  ['baIk] _n. 
_____

bimbo

  ['bImbu] _n. _. , 
_____

bim

  [bIm] _n. _. _.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

bio-

  [baI'u]     ;  
     -; biochemistry ; biographer
  ; biodynamic ; biology 
_____

biochemical

  [,baIu'kemIkl] _a. 
_____

biodegradable

  [,baIudI'greIdbl] _a.

    1)   ( )

    2)    
_____

biodiversity

  [,baIudaI'v:sItI] _n.  
_____

biotechnics

  [,baI'teknIks] _n. 
_____

biotechnology

  [,baItek'nOldI] _n. 
_____

birthing

  ['b:IN] _a.   
_____

bitty

  ['bItI] _a. _. ; ; ; 
   
_____

blacktop

  ['blktOp] _n. _. £- 
_____

blag

  [blg] _n. _.  ( )
_____

bleeding-heart

  ['bli:dINha:t] _a.  ; ,   
    
_____

blender

  ['blend] _n. , 
_____

blinding

  ['blaIndIN] _a.

    1) 

    2) ,   
_____

blinkered

  ['blINkd] _a. 
_____

blistering

  ['blIstrIN] _a.

    1)  

    2)  

    3) ң, , 

    4) 
_____

bloating

  ['blutIN] _a. 
_____

blockage

  ['blOkId] _n. , 
_____

blockbusting

  ['blOk,bAstIN] _a. _. , 
_____

blood-curding

  ['blAd,k:dlIN] _a. , 
_____

bloodline

  ['blAdlaIn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ( )
_____

bloodstain

  ['blAdsteIn] _n.  
_____

bloodstock

  ['blAdstOk] _n.  
_____

bloodstream

  ['blAdstri:m] _n. 
_____

blooper

  ['blu:p] _n. _. _.

    1. ,  ,  

    2. _.  ɣ
_____

blow-dry

  ['blu'draI] _v.   
_____

blue-blooded

  ['blu:'blAdId] _a. , 
_____

blurry

  ['bl:rI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , ; , 
_____

blusher

  [blAS] _n. 
_____

boarding

  ['bO:dIN] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

boardroom

  ['bO:dru:m] _n.    
_____

boatload

  ['butlud] _n.   
_____

boatyard

  ['butja:d] _n.  
_____

bobble

  [bObl] _n. _.  ()
_____

bod

  [bOd] _n. _. , 
_____

bodge

  [bOd]

    1. _n. _.

      1)  

      2)  

    2. _v. _.    
_____

bodice-ripping

  ['bOdIs'rIpIN] _a.   (),  
     
_____

bodybuilder

  ['bOdIbIld] _n. ,  
_____

bodybuilding

  ['bOdIbIldIN] _n. 
_____

bodysuit

  ['bOdIsju:t] _n. 
_____

bogeyman

  ['bugImn] _n. ; , 
_____

bog-standard

  ['bOg'stndd] _a. _. , 
_____

bonce

  [bOns] _n.

    1.    (  )

    2.   

    3. _. 
_____

bonk

  [bONk] _v. _. ()
_____

bonkers

  ['bONkz] _a. _. , ; to be bonkers ,
  ; 
_____

bong

  [bOng] _n.   ,   
_____

boo-boo

  ['bu:bu:] _n. _.

    1)  ; , ""

    2) _. -
_____

beefburger

  ['bi:fb:g] _n.    
_____

blah-blah-blah

  ['bla:bla:'bla:] _adv. _.   ;  ӣ  
_____

berk

  [b:k] _n. _. , 
_____

bluesly

  ['blu:zlI] _a.   ,   
_____

accented

  ['ksntId] _a. 
_____

acceptably

  [k'septblI] _adv. , ; ; a method that
  provides an acceptably accurate solution to a problem , 
     
_____

accusing

  ['kju:zIN] _a. 
_____

achy

  ['eIkI] _a. , , ; I feel achy  ;
  weeping made her eyes achy      () 
_____

acquirer

  ['kwaIr] _n. _.  (   ,
   ,   ..) (   )
_____

acupressure

  [,kju'preS] _n. _.

    1)     

    2)     
_____

acupuncturist

  [,kju'pANktSrIst] _n. _. ,   
_____

adenoidal

  ['dInOIdl] _a.     ( )
_____

advantaged

  [d'va:ntIdd] _a.

    1)  ,  ; she is more
    advantaged than her sister   ,  ţ 

    2) ;   ; an advantaged child £ 
     
_____

adoring

  ['dO:rIN] _a. ; ; 
_____

adventurism

  [d'ventSrIzm] _n.

    1)  ,    ()

    2) _. 
_____

adventurist

  [d'ventSrIst] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) 
_____

adversarial

  [d'v:sErIl] _a. ;  ( )
_____

advertorial

  [d'v:tO:rIl] _n.   (  
  ,     )
_____

aerobics

  [E'rubIks] _n. 
_____

aficionado

  [,fISj'na:du] _n. (_pl. -os [,fISj'na:duz])

    1)  , , , ; crime-story
    aficionados   

    2) ; baseball aficionado  

    3)   
_____

aficionados

  [,fISj'na:duz] _pl.  aficionado
_____

aggro

  ['gru] _n. _. ,  ;  
  (.  )
_____

agoraphobe

  [,gr'fub]

    1. _n. ,  ,  

    2. _a.  ,  
_____

agribusiness

  [,grI'bIznIs] = agrobusiness
_____

agrobusiness

  [,gru'bIznIs] _n. ,  ;
     (   
  )
_____

agoraphobic

  [,gr'fubIk] = agoraphobe
_____

allcomers

  ['O:lkAmz] _n. _pl.

    1)  ;   ..   

    2) () , 
_____

allergist

  ['ldIst] = allergologist
_____

allergenist

  ['l:dInIst] = allergologist
_____

all-honoured

  ['O:l'Ond] _a.  
_____

allergologist

  [,l:d'OldIst] _n. -
_____

ambiance

  ['mbIns] = ambience
_____

ambitions

  [m'bISnz] _a. 
_____

anarcho-syndicalism

  ['nku'sIndIklIzm] _n. -
_____

anarcho-syndicalist

  ['nku'sIndIklIst] _n. -
_____

anemia

  ['ni:mj] = anaemia
_____

anemic

  ['ni:mIk] = anaemic
_____

anechoic

  [,nI'kuIk] _a. ; anechoic chamber ۣ 
_____

anesthesiologist

  [,ni:sIzI'OldIst] = anaesthetist
_____

anesthetist

  ['ni:sItIst] = anaesthetist
_____

anesthetize

  ['ni:sItaIz] _v.

    1) = anaesthetize

    2) , ,  (,   ..)
_____

anguished

  ['NgwISt] _a.

    1)  , 

    2) , ;  
_____

antiscience

  ['ntI'saIns] _a.    
_____

antisexist

  ['ntI'seksIst] _a.    
_____

antsy

  ['ntsI] _a. _. , 
_____

antsigne

  ['ntsaIn] _. = ensign
_____

arsonist

  ['a:snIst] _n. 
_____

artsy

  ['a:tsI] _a.

    1)   

    2)  , 
_____

astraphobia

  [,str'fubj] _n. _. ,   , 
   
_____

astrophysical

  [,str'fIzIkl] _a. 
_____

astrophysicist

  [,stru'fIzIsIst] _n. 
_____

asymptomatic

  [,sImptu'mtIk] _a. _. ; asymptomatic patient ,
     
_____

autocue

  ['O:tukju:] _n. ̣,  ̣ ( 
    )
_____

autohypnosis

  ['O:tuhIp'nusIs] _n. , 
_____

autoimmune

  [,O:tuI'mju:n] _a. _. ; autoimmune disease _.
   
_____

autopia

  [O:'tupj] _n. ,    
  
_____

autopista

  ['O:tu,pIst] _n.  (  )
_____

awe-inspiring

  ['O:In'spaIrIN] _a.

    1)   

    2)   

    3) _. , 
_____

bafflement

  ['bflmnt] _n. , 
_____

bafflegab

  ['bflgb] _n. _. _.  ; 
   ,     
_____

baseband

  ['beIsbnd] _n. _.   ()
_____

base-minded

  ['beIs'maIndId] _a. ,   
_____

boogie

  ['bu:gI] _v. _.  -
_____

boogie-woogie

  ['bu:gI,wu:gI] _n. -
_____

bookable

  ['bukbl] _a. ,    
_____

booking

  ['bukIN] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

boozer

  ['bu:z] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

booze-up

  ['bu:zAp] _n. _. 
_____

bop

  [bOp] = bebop
_____

borrower

  ['bOru] _n. ; 
_____

botanic

  ['bOtnIk] _a. 
_____

botch-up

  ['bOtSAp] _n. _.   
_____

bottle-feed

  ['bOtl'fri:] _v.  
_____

bottle-opener

  ['bOtl'upn] _n. 
_____

bottler

  ['bOtl] _n. ,    
_____

bouffant

  ['bu:fa:N] _a. _.

    1)  ( )

    2) ,  ( )
_____

bouncy

  ['baunsI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

bowed

  [baud] _a. ; ; bowed shoulders (back)  
  (- ); bowed down with care  
_____

bowlful

  ['bulful] _n.  (-.)
_____

boxy

  ['bOksI] _a.

    1) ; ; 

    2)  ; 
_____

braces

  [breIsi:z] _n. 
_____

Brahman

  ['bra:mn] _n. _. , 
_____

brain-wave

  ['breInweIv] _n. _.  
_____

bravura

  [br'vur] _n.

    1) 

    2)  ,  

    3)  

    4) 
_____

breast-fed

  ['brest'fed] _a.: breast-fed baby £,  
_____

breathable

  ['bri:bl] _a.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

breathful

  ['breful] _a.

    1. , 

    2. , 
_____

breathlessness

  ['brelIsnIs] _n. 
_____

breathy

  ['breI] _a.

    1) 

    2)   (    )
_____

brickie

  ['brIkI] _n. _. 
_____

bride-to-be

  ['braIdtu:bi:] _n. (_pl. brides-to-be) 
_____

bridleway

  ['braIdlweI] _n.   
_____

briefer

  [bri:f] _n. -;  , 
   , 
_____

brioche

  ['bri:uS] _n. _. , 
_____

bristling

  ['brIslIN] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

broad-brush

  ['brO:dbrAS] _a. ;  , 
_____

broccoli

  ['brOklI] _n. ,  
_____

broiling

  ['brOIlIN] _a. _. _.  ( )
_____

brooding

  [bru:dIN] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ֣  
_____

broody

  ['bru:dI] _a.

    1)   , 

    2) , ֣  ; 

    3) _.  ,  £
_____

brownish

  [braunIS] _a. 
_____

bruising

  ['bru:zIN] _n. 
_____

brushstroke

  ['brAS,struk] _n. ,  
_____

buccaneering

  [,bAk'nIrIN] _a. , 
_____

bucketful

  ['bAkItful] _n.  (-.)
_____

Buddhist

  ['budIst] _n. 
_____

bulimic

  [bju:'lImIk] _a. _.    
_____

bullfighter

  ['bul,faIt] _n. , 
_____

bullfighting

  ['bul,faItIN] _n. 
_____

bullfrog

  ['bulfrOg] _n. _. -, -
_____

bullhorn

  ['bulhO:n] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

bullring

  ['bulrIN] _n.    
_____

bullshit

  ['bulSIt]

    1. _n. _.

      1) 

      2) ; 

    2. _v. _.  
_____

buns

  [bAnz] _n. _pl. _. , 
_____

burger

  [b:g] _n.    ,  
_____

burp

  [b:p]

    1. _v. 

    2. _n. , 
_____

businesswoman

  ['bIznIs,wumn] _n. (_pl. -men) -
_____

busker

  ['bAsk] _n.  ;  ԣ
_____

busload

  ['bAslud] _n.: a busload of Japanese tourists   
  
_____

bus-shelter

  ['bAs'Selt] _n.     
_____

busty

  [bAstI] _a. _. 
_____

butch

  [butS] _a. _.

    1) , 

    2)  ,   
_____

buzzword

  ['bAzw:d] _n.  
_____

byte

  [baIt] _n. _.  (  )
_____

cabbie

  ['kbI] = cabby
_____

cack-handed

  ['kk'hhdId] = kack-handed
_____

kack-handed

  ['kk'hhdId] _a. _. , , 
_____

cacophonous

  [k'kOfns] _a. , 
_____

cadenza

  [k'denz] _n. _. 
_____

calf-length

  ['ka:fleN] _a. ()     
_____

camcorder

  [km'kO:d] _n.  ,   
  ,   
_____

camel's-hair

  ['kmlz'hE] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2)     (  )
_____

camel-hair

  ['kml'hE] = camel's-hair
_____

camel-thorn

  ['kml'O:n] = camel's-thorn
_____

camel's-thorn

  ['kmlz'O:n] _n. _.  
_____

camera-shy

  ['kmrSaI] _a.      
_____

camerawork

  ['kmrw:k] _n. ߣ, ߣ 
_____

campground

  ['kmp,graund] _n.  
_____

campsite

  ['kmp,saIt] = camping site
_____

camping site

  ['kmpIN'saIt] _n.  
_____

canape

  [,ka:na:peI] _n. _. ,      
   
_____

candlelit

  ['kndlIt] _a.  
_____

can-do

  ['kn'du:] _a. _.   
_____

candyfloss

  ['kndIflOs] " " ( )
_____

cannibalistic

  [,knIblIstIk] _a. , 
_____

cannibalize

  ['knIblaIz] _v.     ,   
  
_____

canoeing

  [k'nu:IN] _n.  ( )
_____

canoeist

  [k'nu:Ist] _n. , 
_____

cantata

  [kn'ta:t] _n. 
_____

capacitor

  [k'psIt] _n. _. 
_____

capital-intensive

  ['kpItlIn'tensIv] _a. _. ,  
  
_____

caramelize

  ['krmelaIz] _v.

    1. _. 

    2. _.  (); , 
_____

carcinogen

  [ka:'sIndn] _n. _. ,  
_____

carcinogenic

  [,ka:sIn'denIk] _a. _. 
_____

card-carrying

  ['ka:d'krIN] _a.   ,   , 
  
_____

cardholder

  [ka:d'huld] _n.   
_____

cardie

  ['ka:dI] = cardigan
_____

cardio-

  ['ka:dIu]   -;   
    -; cardiogram ; cardiographic
  ; cardiology 
_____

cardiovascular

  ['ka:dI'vskjul] _a. _. -
_____

carer

  [kEr] _n. 
_____

caries

  ['kErIi:z] _n. _. 
_____

caring

  ['kEIN] _a.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

car-jacker

  ['ka:'dk] _n.  
_____

carjacking

  ['ka:dkIN] _n.  
_____

carousel

  [,kru'zel] = carrousel
_____

car-park

  ['ka:'pa:k] _n.   
_____

car-parking

  ['ka:'pa:kIN] _n. 
_____

carport

  ['ka:pO:t] _n.   
_____

carrycot

  ['krIkOt] _n.    ( )
_____

casebook

  ['keIsbuk] _n.    ,   ..
_____

caseload

  ['keIslud] _n.    ,     ..,
    ̣ 
_____

casework

  ['keIsw:k] _n.       ,
       
_____

case work

  ['keIsw:k] . casework
_____

caseworker

  ['keIsw:k] _n. ,     
   ,      
_____

cash-and-carry

  ['kSnd'krI] _n.    ޣ    
_____

cash and carry

  ['kSnd'krI] = cash-and-carry
_____

cashpoint

  ['kSpOInt] _n. -
_____

cash-starved

  ['kSsta:vd] _a.    
_____

cash-strapped

  ['kS'strpt] _a. 
_____

cassette

  [k'set] _n. 
_____

catalytic

  [,kt'lItIk] _a. 
_____

catatonic

  ['kttunIk] _a. , 
_____

catatonia

  [,kt'tunI] _n. _. , , 
_____

catatony

  ['kttunI] _n. _. , , 
_____

catch-all

  I ['ktSO:l] _n.   

  II ['ktSO:l] _a. , ۣ
_____

catcher

  ['ktS] _n.

    1.  ( )

    2. _. 

    3. _.  (  ..)

    4. _. ,  ()
_____

catch-phrase

  ['ktS,freIz] _n.  ,  
_____

categoric

  [,ktIgOrIk] = categorical
_____

catsuit

  ['ktsju:t] _n.   
_____

cattery

  ['ktrI] _n. ,     ,   
_____

catwalk

  ['ktwO:k] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

caver

  ['keIv] _n.  , 
_____

centi-

  ['sentI]   -;    
    -, -; centipede ; centimetre
  ; centigrade 
_____

centibar

  ['sentIba:] _n.  (  )
_____

celebratory

  [se'lIbr,tO:rI] _a. 
_____

cellphone

  ['selfun] _n. _.  () 
_____

centilitre

  ['sentI,li:t] _n. 
_____

centralism

  ['sentrlIzm] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

centralist

  ['sentrlIst] _n. 
_____

centrefold

  ['sentfuld] _n. _.    
_____

centre-forward

  ['sent'fO:wd] _n. _.  
_____

centrist

  ['sentr,Ist]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

centurion

  [sen'tjurIn] _n. _. ,     
_____

certifiable

  ['s:tIfaIbl] _a.

    1)   ,  (.
    )

    2)    ,  
    
_____

certified

  ['s:tIfaId] _a.

    1. , ; certified copy  ;
    certified invoice _.  ; certified check _. 
          

    2. , ; () , ۣ;
    certified milk  () ; certified seeds
     

    3.  () ; ; 
    ; certified public accountant  
    ; -
_____

chairperson

  ['tSEp:sn] _n.  (  )
_____

chalice

  ['tSlIs] _n.

    1. _. , 

    2. _. 

    3.  ()
_____

chaliced

  ['tSlIst] _a. _. , 
_____

chalkboard

  ['tSO:kbO:d] _n. ,    
_____

chancellorship

  ['tSa:nslSIp] _n.  , 
_____

channel-hopping

  ['tSnl'hOpIN] _n.     ( 
  - )
_____

channel-surfing

  ['tSnl's:fIN] _. = channel-hopping
_____

chaplaincy

  ['tSplInsI] _n.

    1)    , 

    2) ,    
_____

chaplainship

  ['tSplInSIp] = chaplaincy
_____

characterful

  ['krIktful] _a. 
_____

chard

  [tSa:d] _n. _. 
_____

char-grilled

  ['tSa:'grIld] _a.  
_____

charismatic

  [,krIz'mtIk] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) _. ;   ; 
_____

charmless

  ['tSa:mlIs] _a. , 
_____

charred

  [tSa:d] _a. 
_____

charry

  ['tSa:rI] _a. 
_____

chauvinistic

  [,SuvI'nIstIk] _a. 
_____

cheapo

  ['tSi:pu] _a. _. ۣ   
_____

cheapskate

  ['tSi:pskeIt] _n. _.  ; ; 
_____

cheater

  ['tSi:t] _n. _. 
_____

checkers

  ['tSekz] _n.  ()
_____

cha

  [tSa:] _n. _. _. 
_____

cha-cha

  ['tSa:tSa:] = cha-cha-cha
_____

cha-cha-cha

  ['tSa:tSa:'tSa:] _n. -- (  )
_____

wack

  [wk] _n. _. _. , 
_____

encapsulate

  [In'kpsjuleIt] = incapsulate
_____

encapsulation

  [In,kpsju'leISn] = incapsulation
_____

incapsulate

  [In'kpsjulIt]

    1. _a. 

    2. _v.   , 
_____

incapsulation

  [In,kpsju'leISn] _n. 
_____

bopper

  ['bOp] _n. _. ,   
_____

boppist

  ['bOpIst] = bopper
_____

bopster

  ['bOpst] = bopper
_____

-teen

  [ti:n] _suff.      13  19:
  thirteen ; fifteen ; nineteen 
_____

flip-flop

  ['flIpflOp] _n. _. , 
_____

obfuscation

  [,ObfAs'keISn] _n.

    1. _.  

    2. , 
_____

cheer-leader

  ['tSI,li:d] _n.  
_____

cheers

  [tSIz] !, three cheers for our visitors!    !
_____

cheeseburger

  ['tSi:zb:g] _n. 
_____

chesty

  ['tSestI] _a. _.

    1.

      1)   

      2)   ,  ( )

    2. , 

    3. , 

    4.  ( )
_____

chewy

  ['tSu:I] _a.   
_____

chiffon

  ['SIfOn] _n.  ( )
_____

chignon

  [Si:'njO:N] _n. _. 
_____

childproof

  ['tSaIldpru:f] _a.   
_____

chiller

  ['tSIl] _n. _.

    1.  

    2.  
_____

chilling

  ['tSIlIN] _a. 
_____

chimney-sweeper

  ['tSImnI,swi:p] = chimney-sweep
_____

chimp

  [tSImp] _n. _. 
_____

chintzy

  ['tSIntsI] _a.    
_____

chipper

  ['tSIp] _a. , 
_____

chiropractic

  [,kaIr'prktIk] _n. _. 
_____

chiropractor

  ['kaIrprkt] _n. _. 
_____

chivvy

  ['tSIvI] _v.

    1) , , 

    2) ; 
_____

chlorinated

  ['klO:raIneItId] _a. 
_____

chocoholic

  [,tSOk'hOlIk] _n.  
_____

chocolate-box

  ['tSOklIt'bOks] _a. _. ,   ( ,
  )
_____

cholesterin

  [k'lestrIn] _. = cholesterol
_____

cholesterol

  [k'lestrOl] _n. _. 
_____

chomp

  [tSOmp] _v. _. ; ,  
_____

chromosomal

  ['krumsuml] _a. 
_____

chuffed

  [tSAft] _a. _.

    1) ;    

    2) ; 
_____

chunky

  ['tSANkI] _a.

    1)    ( ,   ..)

    2)  ( )

    3) , , 
_____

chutney

  ['tSAtnI] _n. _.  (-    )
_____

chutnee

  ['tSAtnI] = chutney
_____

ciggy

  ['sIgI] _n. (_.  cigarette) 
_____

cine

  ['sInI] _a. _.   
_____

circuitry

  ['s:kItrI] _n. _. 
_____

cladding

  [kldIN] _. 
_____

clanger

  ['klNg] _n.  
_____

clangor

  ['klNg] = clangour
_____

cleanser

  [klenz] _n.   (. ); 
_____

clingfilm

  ['klINfIlm] _n.    
_____

clinician

  [klI'nISn] _n.  , 
_____

clipboard

  ['klIpbO:d] _n.      
_____

clone

  [klun]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  (    ,
       ԣ    )

      2)   (-.); 

      3) ,  , 

      4) ; 

    2. _v. ()    ԣ,
    ()
_____

close-fitting

  ['klus,fItIN] _a.  ,   ( )
_____

close-bodied

  ['klus'bIdId] _a.

    1. ,  ,   ( )

    2. _. ; , 
_____

close-run

  ['klus'rAn] _a.  
_____

cloud-cuckoo-land

  ['klaud'kuku:lnd] _n.  ;  ;  
_____

cloud-cuckoo-town

  ['klaud'kuku:taun] _n.  ;  ;  
_____

clubber

  ['klAb] _n.   
_____

clubby

  ['klAbI] _a.

    1) 

    2) ,    
_____

clubland

  ['klAblnd] _n. ,     
_____

clueless

  ['klu:lIs] _a. _. 
_____

clumpy

  ['klAmpI] _a. , 
_____

clumsiness

  ['klAmzInIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

clonk

  [klONk]

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2) ֣ 

      3) , 

    2. _v.    
_____

clunk

  [klANk]

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2) ֣ 

      3) , 

    2. _v.    
_____

clunkhead

  ['klANkhed] _n. _. _. 
_____

clunker

  ['klANk] _n. _. 
_____

clunky

  ['klANkI] _a. ֣, , 
_____

coalface

  ['kulfeIs] _n.  
_____

coat-tail

  ['kutteIl] _n.

    1)  (,   ..)

    2) _pl.   ;   , ;
    ; to climb ( hang, ride) on smb.'s coat-tails 
    ()     ;   
     
_____

coital

  [ku'Itl] _a.   , 
_____

coitus

  [ku'Its] _n. ,  
_____

collaborative

  [k,lb'rtIv] _a. 
_____

collage

  [k'la:] _n. _. _.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

collagen

  ['kOlden] _n. _. 
_____

collectable

  [k'lektbl] _a. 
_____

collectible

  [k'lektbl] = collectable
_____

collectivise

  [k'lektIvaIz] _v. 
_____

collectivize

  [k'lektIvaIz] = collectivise
_____

colloquium

  [k'lukwIm] _n. 
_____

Cologne

  [k'lun] = Cologne water
_____

Cologne water

  [k'lun'wO:t] _n. 
_____

colourant

  ['kAlrnt] _n. , 
_____

commentate

  ['kOmenteIt] _v.  (   )
_____

commere

  [kO'mE] _n. _. -; -
_____

commie

  ['kOmI] _n. _.  
_____

commonality

  ['kOmnlItI] _n. 
_____

compartmentalize

  [,kmpa:t'mntlaIz] _v.   , , ; 
_____

complementation

  [,kmplImen'teISn] _n. 
_____

compositional

  [,kOmp'zISnl] _a. 
_____

computational

  [,kOmpju:'teISnl] _a. 
_____

computerite

  [km'pju:traIt] _n.    
_____

computerize

  [km'pju:traIz] _v. 
_____

computerlike

  [km'pju:tlaIk] _a.  ; , ;
  computerlike impersonality of offices   
_____

computer-literate

  [km'pju:t'lItrIt] _a.   
_____

computing

  [km'pju:tIN]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

conceptualize

  [kn'septjulaIz] _v. , 
_____

concessionary

  [kn'seSnrI] _a. ,  ( )
_____

condescending

  [,kOndI'sendIN] _a. 
_____

conditioner

  [kn'dISn] _n. ,  ( )
_____

confectionary

  [kn'fekSnrI] _n.

    1.  

    2. 

    3. = confectionery
_____

confrontational

  [,kOnfrAn'teISnl] _a. 
_____

confusing

  [kn'fju:zIN] _a.   
_____

congestive

  [kn'destIv] _a. _. 
_____

congregant

  ['kONgrIgnt] _n. _. 
_____

connector

  [k'nekt] = connecter
_____

connecter

  [k'nekt] _n.

    1. 

    2. _. ;  
_____

conniving

  [k'naIvIN] _a. , 
_____

conquistador

  [kOn'kwIstdO:] _n. _. 
_____

consensual

  [kn'senSjul] _a. ; 
_____

consomme

  [kn'sOmeI], [kONs'meI] _n. _.  , 
_____

constitutionality

  [,kOnstI,tju:SnlItI] _n.   ,
  
_____

consultancy

  [kn'sAltnsI] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  
_____

consumable

  [kn'sju:mbl]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _n.  
_____

consumerism

  [kn'sju:mrIzm] _n.

    1)   

    2)   
_____

consuming

  [kn'sju:mIN] _a.  (   ..)
_____

contact-breaker

  ['kOntkt,breIk] _n. _. 
_____

contaminant

  [kn'tmInnt] _n.  
_____

contents

  ['kOntents] _n. _pl. ; 
_____

continua

  [kn'tInju] _pl.  continuum
_____

continuum

  [kn'tInjum] _n. (_pl. -nua)

    1) _. 

    2) _.  
_____

contraflow

  [,kOntr'flu] _n.  
_____

contrarian

  [,kOntr'ErIn] _n. ,     ,  
_____

convenor

  [kn'vi:n] = convener
_____

conventioneer

  [kn,venS'nI] _n. _. ,  
_____

copier

  ['kOpI] _n.

    1. 

    2. 

    3. _.  
_____

cops-and-robbers

  ['kOpsnd'rObs] _a. 
_____

copy-cat

  ['kOpIkt] _n. _.

    1. 

    2. _. ,    
_____

coquettish

  [ku'ketIS] _a. ; 
_____

cordless

  ['kO:dlIs] _a. _. 
_____

coriander

  [,kOrI'nd] _n. _. 
_____

corporatism

  ['kO:prtIzm] _n. 
_____

cost-effective

  [,kOstI'fektIv] _a. 
_____

cost-plus

  ['kOst'plAs] _n.     ( 
    ޣ   ̣  )
_____

council-board

  ['kaunslbO:d] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,     
_____

counter-culture

  [,kaunt'kAltS] _n. ,  
_____

counter-productive

  [,kauntpr'dAktIv] _a.    
_____

counter-tenor

  ['kaunt'ten] _n. _.  , , 
_____

country-wide

  ['kAntrI'waId] _a.   
_____

coursing

  ['kO:sIN] _n.   
_____

craftspeople

  ['kra:fts,pi:pl] _n. _pl. 
_____

crappy

  ['krpI] _a. _. ; ; 
_____

creamer

  ['kri:m] _n.

    1)  

    2)   , 
_____

creditworthy

  ['kredIt,w:I] _a. 
_____

creepy-crawly

  ['kri:pI'krO:lI] = creepy
_____

cretinous

  ['kretIns] _a. 
_____

crewman

  ['kru:mn] _n. (_pl. -men ['kru:mn])  ,   ..
_____

cricketer

  ['krIkIt] _n.   
_____

criminalize

  ['krImInlaIz] _v.  -.  
_____

crinkly

  ['krINklI] _a. , 
_____

crispy

  ['krIspI] _a. 
_____

cronyism

  ['krunIIzm] _n.

    1) , 

    2)     
_____

cross-border

  ['krOs'bO:d] _a. 
_____

cross-check

  ['krOs'tSek] _v.    
_____

cross-cultural

  ['krOs'kAltSrl] _a.    
_____

cross-current

  ['krOs'kArnt] _n.  
_____

cross-dress

  ['krOs'dres] _v.    
_____

crouton

  [kru:'tO:N] _n. _.  ( )
_____

crowd-puller

  ['kraud'pul] _n.  
_____

crow's-nest

  ['kruznest] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.   ( ), " "
_____

cruiser-carrier

  ['kru:z,krI] _n. _. -
_____

cruiser-vessel

  ['kru:z,vesl] _n. _.   
_____

cruiser-weight

  ['kru:zweIt] _n. _.

    1) ֣ 

    2) ӣ ֣ 
_____

crumb-brush

  ['krAmbrAS] _n.     ( )
_____

cuddle-bunny

  ['kAdl,bAnI] _n. _.  
_____

cuddly

  ['kAdlI] _a. , 
_____

culotte

  [kju:'lOt] _n. ( _pl.)

    1. _. 

    2. ,  , -
_____

custodial

  [kAs'tudjl] _a.

    1)    

    2) 
_____

customize

  ['kAstmaIz] _v. , 
_____

customs

  ['kAstmz] _n. _pl.

    1)  

    2) ,  
_____

cutie

  ['kju:tI] _n. _. _.   
_____

cut-price

  ['kAt'praIs] _a.  ( )
_____

cut-rate

  ['kAtreIt] _a.  ( )
_____

cut rate

  ['kAt'reIt] _n.  
_____

cut-purse

  ['kAtp:s] (. cutpurse) _n. -
_____

cycleway

  ['saIklweI] _n. 
_____

dampness

  ['dmpnIs] _n. , 
_____

dark-complexioned

  ['da:kkm'plekSnd] _a. 
_____

database

  ['deItbeIs] _n.  
_____

deactivate

  [di:'ktIveIt] _v.   
_____

dealership

  ['di:lSIp] _n.  ,  ()
_____

dearie

  ['dIrI] = deary
_____

debrief

  [dI'bri:f] _v.   (,   ..) 
   
_____

decaf

  _n. [dI'kf] _.   
_____

decaffeinated

  [dI'kfIi:neItId] _a.   
_____

decibel

  ['desIbel] _n. _. 
_____

decider

  [dI'saId] _n. _.  
_____

decoder

  ['di:'kud] _n.

    1. 

    2. , 
_____

decommission

  [di:k'mISn] _v. ,   
_____

deconstruct

  [di:kn'strAkt] _v.  
_____

decouple

  [dI'kApl] _v. , , 
_____

decriminalize

  [dI'krImInlaIz] _v. _.  (  ..)   
  
_____

deep-fry

  ['di:p'fraI] _v.   
_____

deferral

  [dI'f:rl] = deferment
_____

deflationary

  [dI'fleISnrI] _a. _. 
_____

dehydrate

  [di:'haIdreIt] _v. 
_____

deluxe

  [d'luks] _a. , , 
_____

demerge

  [di:'m:d] _v.  ( )
_____

demerger

  [di:'m:d] _n.  ( )
_____

demystify

  [dI'mIstIfaI] _v. 
_____

denationalize

  [di:nSnlaIz] _v. 
_____

denier

  [dI'nI] _n.

    1. _.  (  )

    2. _. ['denIeI]  (   ۣ,  
    .. ,  ţ )
_____

depersonalize

  [di:'p:snlaIz] _v.  
_____

depiction

  [dI'pIkSn] _n. , 
_____

depressive

  [dI'presIv] _a. , , 
_____

deregulate

  [di:'regjuleIt] _v.  
_____

deregulation

  [di:,regju'leISn] _n.  
_____

derisory

  [dI'raIsrI] = derisive
_____

desalination

  [dIs,laI'neISn] _n. 
_____

deseed

  [di:'si:d] _v. _-.  , 
_____

desegregate

  [di:'segrIgeIt] _v. , 
_____

desktop

  ['desktOp] _a. 
_____

dessertspoonful

  [dI'z:tspu:nful] _n.   (of - -.)
_____

destabilize

  [di:'steIbIlaIz] _v. 
_____

detectable

  [dI'tektbl] _a.   ,  
_____

detectible

  [dI'tektbl] _a.   ,  
_____

determiner

  [dI't:mIn] _n. _.  
_____

deterministic

  [dI,t:mI'nIstIk] _a. 
_____

detox

  [di:,tOks] _n.      
_____

detoxication

  [di:,tOksI'keISn] _n.  
_____

detoxification

  [di:,tOksIfI'keISn] _n. 
_____

detoxify

  [di:'tOksIfaI] _v. ,   
_____

deviant

  ['di:vInt]

    1. _n.     

    2. _a.   
_____

dewy-eyed

  ['dju:IaId] _a. _.   ;   
_____

Diaspora

  [daI'spr] _n. 
_____

diaspore

  ['daIspO:] _n. _. 
_____

dibber

  ['dIb] _n. 
_____

dick

  I [dIk] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) _. _. , 

    3) _. 

    4) _.  

  II [dIk] _.  

  III [dIk] _. , 
_____

dieter

  ['di:t] _n. ,   
_____

digitize

  ['dIdA,taIz] _v.    
_____

dipped

  [dIpt] _p.  _p-p.  dip 2
_____

dip-stick

  ['dIpstIk] _n.  ,  
_____

directionless

  [daI'rekSnlIs] _a.   , 
_____

disaffection

  [,dIs'fekSn] _n. ; 
_____

disapproving

  [,dIs'pru:vIN] _a. 
_____

disassociate

  [,dIs'suSIeIt] _v. (with, from) ; 
_____

disco

  ['dIsku] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (  )
_____

discotheque

  ['dIsk,tek] _n. 
_____

discounter

  ['dIs,kaunt] _n.   ,    
_____

disenchantment

  ['dIsIn'tSa:ntmnt] _n. 
_____

disillusionment

  [,dIsI'lu:nmnt] _n. 
_____

disinformation

  [,dIs,Inf'meISn] _n. 
_____

disinterest

  [dIs'IntrIst] _n.  
_____

diskette

  [,dIs'ket] _n. 
_____

dismissive

  [dIs'mIsIv] _a. 
_____

dissector-tube

  [dI'sekt'tju:b] _n.  (  )
_____

distributional

  [,dIstrI'bju:Snl] _a. , 
_____

distributorship

  [dIs'trIbju:tSIp] _n.  
_____

disturbing

  [dIs't:bIN] _a. , 
_____

diversionary

  [daI'v:SnrI] _a.  
_____

divisive

  [dI'vaIsIv] _a.  ,  , 
_____

divorced

  [dI'vO:st] _a. ģ, ģ
_____

dockland

  ['dOklnd] _n.  
_____

doddie

  ['dOdI] = doddy
_____

doddy

  ['dOdI] _n. _.  ,  
_____

doddypoll

  ['dOdIpul] _n. _. , 
_____

doff

  [dO:f] _v. _.  ()
_____

dogleg

  ['dOgleg] _n.  ( )
_____

dog-legged

  ['dOglegd] _a.: dog-legged staircase _.   
  (̣)  
_____

dogmatism

  ['dOgm,tIzm] _n. 
_____

do-gooder

  [,du:'gud] _n. _.  
_____

good-doer

  ['gud,du:] _n.

    1. _. ; 

    2. _. ,    
_____

dogsbody

  ['dOgzbOdI] _n. _. 
_____

dolor

  ['dul] = dolour
_____

dolour

  ['dul] _n. _. , 
_____

donation

  [du'neISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) _attr.: donation duty     
_____

doodad

  ['du:dd] _n. _. 
_____

doodah

  ['du:da:] _n. _. , 
_____

door-stop

  ['dO:stOp] _n.  
_____

dork

  ['dO:k] _n. _. _. 
_____

dosser

  ['dOs] _n. _. , 
_____

double-glaze

  ['dAbl'gleIz] _v.   
_____

double-park

  ['dAbl'pa:k] _v.     
_____

doublespeak

  ['dAbl'spi:k] _n. 
_____

doubter

  ['daut] _n. ,  
_____

dovish

  ['dAvIS] _a. 
_____

down-and-out

  ['daunnd'aut] _a. , 
_____

down-at-heel

  ['daunt'hi:l] _a. , 
_____

downbeat

  ['dAunbi:t]

    1. _a. _. , 

    2. _n.   ()  (   
        )
_____

downer

  ['dAun] _n. _.

    1) ;  

    2) , 

    3)  ,  
_____

download

  ['dAunlud] _v. _.  ( ,    ..);
  ,  (  )
_____

downmarket

  ['dAun,ma:kIt] _a.    
_____

downplay

  ['dAunpleI] _v. ; ; 
_____

down-river

  [dAun'rIv] _adv.   
_____

downside

  ['daunsaId] _n.  
_____

downsize

  ['dAunsaIz] _v.    
_____

downspout

  ['dAunspaut] _n. _.  
_____

downswing

  ['dAunswIN] _n. _. , 
_____

down-to-earth

  ['dAuntu:':] _a. 
_____

downwind

  ['dAunwInd] _adv.  
_____

doyenne

  [,dOI'n] _n. _. , 
_____

drain-pipe

  ['dreInpaIp] _n.  ;  
_____

drawstring

  ['drO:strIN] _n. ,  , 
_____

dreadlocks

  ['dredlOks] _n. _pl. ,    
  
_____

drippy

  ['drIpI] _a. _. 
_____

drizzly

  ['drIzlI] _a. 
_____

droopy

  ['dru:pI] _a.  
_____

drop-dead

  ['drOp,ded] _a. _.  , , 
_____

dropper

  ['drOp] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

druggie

  ['drAgI] _n. _. 
_____

drumming

  ['drAmIN] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2) 
_____

dryland

  ['draIlnd] _n. 
_____

dry land

  ['draIlnd] . dryland
_____

dry-stone

  ['draIstun] _a.   
_____

dues

  [dju:s]

    1) 

    2) 
_____

dumbstruck

  ['dAm'strAk] _a.  (   ..)
_____

duo

  ['dju:u] _n. _. 
_____

duopoly

  [dju:'OplI] _n. _.    
_____

duvet

  [du:'veI] _n. _.  
_____

dys-

  [dIs] _pref.    
  ;   , , ; dyscrystalline
   ; ; dysmenorrhoea ;
  dysphagia 
_____

dysfunction

  [dIs'fAnNkSn] _n. 
_____

dysfunctional

  [dIs'fAnNkSnl] _a. 
_____

earful

  ['Iful] _n. _.     
_____

early-warning

  [':lI'wO:nIN] _a.  
_____

earner

  [':n] _n. ,  
_____

ear-phones

  ['Ifuns] _n.

    1.

      1)  

      2) _pl. 

    2.    
_____

ear-piece

  ['Ipi:s] _n.   ; ,  
_____

ear-plate

  ['IplaIt] = ear-piece
_____

ear-plug

  ['IplAg] _n.   
_____

earth-shattering

  [,:'StrIN] _a. , 
_____

easel

  ['i:zl] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

echidna

  [e'kIdn] _n. _. 
_____

ecu

  [e'kju:] _n. _. ,   
_____

edelweiss

  ['eIdlvaIs] _n. _. _. 
_____

edge-bone

  ['edbun] = aitchbone
_____

editorship

  ['edItSIp] _n. ,  
_____

e'en

  [i:n] _. . even I  II, 2
_____

e'er

  [E] _. . ever
_____

effigy

  ['efIdI] _n. , ; to burn in effigy  -.
  
_____

effloresce

  [,eflO:'res] _v.

    1) , 

    2) _. ,  ; 

    3) _. 
_____

effrontery

  [e'frAntrI] _n. , , 
_____

eft

  [eft] _n. _. 
_____

egomania

  [egu'meInj] _n. 
_____

egomaniac

  [egu'meInIk] _n. 
_____

eighteen

  ['eI'ti:n] _n-card. 
_____

eighteenth

  ['eI'ti:n]

    1. _n-ord. 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) (the eighteenth)  
_____

eighth

  [eIt]

    1. _n-ord. 

    2. _n.

      1)  

      2) (the eighth)  
_____

eighties

  ['eItIz] _n. _pl.

    1) (the eighties)  

    2)  ;   (  80  89 )
_____

einsteinium

  [aIn'staInIm] _n. _. 
_____

elasticated

  [I'lstIkeItId] _a. 
_____

elderberry

  [,eld'berI] _n.  
_____

electrics

  [I'lektrIks] _n. _pl. 
_____

elementaryschool

  [,elI'mentrI'sku:l] _n.  
_____

eleven-plus

  [I'levn'plAs] _n. ,      
  
_____

emcee

  I ['em'si:] _n. _. _.

    1) 

    2)  (  ..)

    3)  (  ..)

  II ['em'si:] _v. _. _.  , ,
  ; ,  (, )
_____

emirate

  ['mIrIt] _n. 
_____

emotionless

  [I'muSnlIs] _a. 
_____

empowerment

  [Im'paumnt] _n. ; 
_____

encrustation

  [In,krAs'teISn] _n. 
_____

enhancement

  [In'ha:nsmnt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ,  ( )
_____

enhancer

  [In'ha:ns] _n.  
_____

enlistment

  [In'lIstmnt] _n.

    1)     

    2)    

    3)    ( )
_____

enourmous

  [I'nO:ms] _a. , 
_____

enrichment

  [In'rItSmnt] _n. 
_____

entertainer

  [,ent'teIn] _n.  , ; 
_____

entitlement

  [In'taItlmnt] _n. 
_____

entombment

  [In'tu:mmnt] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

entrapment

  [In'trpmnt] _n. _.     
_____

entrepreneurial

  [,Ontrpr'n:rIl] _a. 
_____

entropy

  ['entrpI] _n. _. 
_____

envenom

  [In'venm] _v. 
_____

epical

  ['epIkl] = epic 2
_____

eponymous

  [I'pOnIms] _a.  ϣ ; Romulus, the eponymous founder of Rome
  ,      
_____

equator

  [I'kweIt] _n. ; celestial equator  
_____

equestrianism

  [I'kwestrInIzm] _n.  
_____

erotica

  [I'rOtIk] _n.  ,  
_____

escapee

  [Is'keIpI] _n. 
_____

escapologist

  [IskeI'pOldIst] _n.  ,  
    
_____

etceteras

  [It'setrz] _n. _pl.

    1)  

    2) ӣ ;  , ; joint with all the
    etceteras   ,    
_____

ethnicity

  [e'nIsItI] _n.    
_____

ethnocentric

  [,en'sentrIk] _a. , 
_____

euphoric

  [ju:'fOrIk] _a. 
_____

evaluative

  [I'vljutIv] _a. 
_____

evangelism

  [I'vndlIzm] _n.  
_____

evangelize

  [I'vndIalaIz] _v.  
_____

even-tempered

  [I'ven'tempd] _a. , 
_____

evocation

  [,evu'keISn] _n.

    1)  ()

    2)   

    3)   ;  (.  ); 

    4) _.       
_____

excitable

  [Ik'saItbl] _a. () 
_____

exhilarating

  [Ig'zIlreItIN] _a. , ģ
_____

existential

  [,egzIs'tenSl] _a.

    1) _.   , 

    2) _. 
_____

existentialist

  [,egzIs'tenSlIst] _n. 
_____

exorcist

  ['eksO:sIst] _n. ,  
_____

exotica

  [eg'zOtIk] _n. 
_____

exoticism

  [eg'zOtIsIzm] _n. 
_____

expansionary

  [Iks'pnSnrI] _a. 
_____

exploitative

  [Iks'plOIttIv] _a. 
_____

exploitable

  [Iks'plOItbl] _a.   , ;  
  ;    ( )
_____

exponential

  [,ekspu'nenSl] _a. _. , 
_____

exportable

  [eks'pO:tbl] _a. 
_____

exportation

  [,ekspO:teISn] _a. , 
_____

expositor

  [eks'pOsIt] _n. ; 
_____

expressionist

  [Iks'preSnIst] _n. 
_____

expressionless

  [Iks'preSnlIs] _a. 
_____

expressly

  [Iks'preslI] _adv.

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

extendable

  [Iks'tendbl] _a. 
_____

extortionist

  [Iks'tO:SnIst] _n. 
_____

extracurricular

  ['ekstrk'rIkjul] _a. ; 
_____

extrapolate

  ['ekstrpleIt] _v. 
_____

extraterrestrial

  ['ekstrtI'restrIl]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

extra-terrene

  ['ekstrt'ri:n] = extraterrestrial
_____

extremism

  [Iks'tri:mIzm] _n. 
_____

eyeliner

  ['aI,laIn] _n.      
_____

eyrie

  ['aIrI] = aerie
_____

facecloth

  ['feIsklO:] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (  )
_____

faceless

  ['feIslIs] _a. 
_____

face-saving

  ['feIs,seInIN] _n.  ,  , 
_____

factional

  ['fkSnl] _a. ,   
_____

faddish

  ['fdIS] _a.  ( ,   ..)
_____

faecal

  ['fi:kl] _a. 
_____

fail-safe

  ['feIlseIf] _a. ģ, 
_____

fairground

  ['fEgraund] _n.  
_____

familial

  [f'mIljl] _a. 
_____

farmland

  ['fa:mlnd] _n.

    1) ,   ;  

    2)  
_____

fat-free

  ['ft'fri:] _a. 
_____

fax

  [fks]

    1. _n. (_.  facsimile)

      1) 

      2) 

      3) 

    2. _v.   
_____

feathercut

  ['fekAt] _n.   ""
_____

federalism

  ['fedrlIzm] _n. 
_____

federalist

  ['fedrlIst] _n. 
_____

feelgood

  ['fi:lgud] _a. 
_____

fetishism

  ['fi:tISIsm] _n. 
_____

fictionalize

  ['fIkSnlaIz] _v. , , 
_____

fictionalized

  ['fIkSnlaIzd] _a. 
_____

fiddly

  ['fIdlI] _a. 
_____

field-telephone

  ['fi:ld'telIfun] _.  
_____

filmic

  ['fIlmIk] _a. 
_____

filming

  ['fIlmIN] _n. 
_____

film-maker

  ['fIlm,meIk] _n.  ; ӣ
_____

filtration

  [fIl'treISn] _n. 
_____

finalist

  ['faInlIst] _n. 
_____

fine-tune

  ['faIn'tju:n] _v.  
_____

finikin

  ['fInIkIn] = finical
_____

firebreak

  ['faIbreIk] _n.    ,  
  
_____

firecracker

  ['faI,krk] _n. , 
_____

firestorm

  ['faIstO:m] _n.

    1)   (  )

    2)  , "  "
_____

first-ever

  ['f:stev] _a. 
_____

first-timer

  ['f:st'taIm] _n. , 
_____

fjord

  [fjO:d] = fiord
_____

flab

  ['flb] _n. _.  
_____

flag-waving

  ['flg,weIvIN] _n. ; -
_____

flameproof

  ['fleImpru:f] _a. 
_____

flashbulb

  ['flSbAlb] _n. -
_____

flasher

  ['flS] _n. _. 
_____

flashgun

  ['fjSgAn] _n. _.   () , ""
_____

flatmate

  ['fltmeIt] _n.   
_____

flavouring

  ['fleIvrIN] _n. _. , 
_____

flick-knife

  ['flIk,naIf] _n. ,  
_____

flipping

  ['flIpIN] _a. _. 
_____

flirtatious

  [fl:'teISn] _a. 
_____

fly-past

  ['flaI'pa:st] _n.  ;  ̣
_____

foetal

  ['fi:tl] = fetal
_____

fogbound

  ['fOgbaund] _a.  
_____

fondue

  [fO:N'dju:] _n. _. _.  (     );
  cheese fondue   (     ,
      ); beef fondue   (
   ,        )
_____

foodie

  ['fu:dI] _n. _.   ; 
_____

footage

  ['futId] _n.

    1)      , 

    2)   
_____

footballing

  ['futbO:lIN] _a. 
_____

foot-dragging

  ['fut,drgIN] _n. _. , , 
_____

forecaster

  [fO:'ka:st] _n. 
_____

forgettable

  [f'getbl] _a. 
_____

forkful

  ['fO:kful] _n. ,    
_____

formulaic

  ['fO:mjulIk] _a. , 
_____

fortunately

  ['fO:tSnItlI] _adv. ,  
_____

foster-parents

  ['fOst,pErnts] _n. ɣ  (  );
  ,    £
_____

fractal

  ['frktl] _n. _. ,  
_____

fraudster

  ['frO:dst] _n. , 
_____

freaky

  ['fri:kI] _a. _. , 
_____

free-floating

  ['fri:'flutIN] _a. ,   
_____

free-lancer

  ['fri:'la:ns] _n.   
_____

freeloader

  ['fri:,lud] _n. _. , 
_____

freemasonry

  ['fri:,meIsnrI] _n. ; 
_____

free-range

  ['fri:'reInd] _a. _-.    
_____

free-standing

  ['fri:'stndIN] _a.  
_____

freestyle

  ['fri:staIl] _a. _.   
_____

frenetic

  [frI'netIk] = phrenetic
_____

frilly

  ['frIlI] _n.

    1)  ,   ..

    2) , ; 
_____

front-runner

  ['frAnt,rAn] _n.

    1)  ( ,  )

    2)   (-.) ,    
_____

frosting

  ['frOstIN] _n. , 
_____

frumpy

  ['frAmpI] _a. ,  
_____

fucker

  [fAk] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

full-flavoured

  ['ful'fleIvd] _a. ;   
_____

full-frontal

  ['ful'frAntl] _a.

    1)   (  , . . )

    2)    
_____

full-size

  ['ful'saIz] _a.   
_____

full-throated

  ['ful'rutId] _a.  
_____

full-time

  ['ful'taIm] _a.  ӣ () ,  
   
_____

funding

  ['fAndIN] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

fundraiser

  [,fAnd'reIz] _n.

    1)     ( )

    2) ,   (  )
_____

fund-raising

  ['fAnd'reIzIN] _n.   ( )
_____

funerary

  ['fju:nrrI] _.

    1) = funeral 2

    2) = funereal
_____

fungal

  ['fANgl]

    1. = fungus 1)

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) 
_____

funnily

  ['fAnIlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) ; funnily enough   
_____

futuristic

  [,fju:tS'rIstIk] _a. 
_____

gainer

  ['geIn] _n. 
_____

gamely

  ['geImlI] _adv. 
_____

gamic

  ['gmIk] _a. _. 
_____

gangland

  ['gNglnd] _a. , 
_____

gangly

  ['gNglI] _a. , 
_____

gap-fill

  ['gp'fIl] _n.  ,     
   
_____

gap-toothed

  ['gp'tu:t] _a. ,   
_____

gatherer

  ['gr] _n. 
_____

gator

  ['geIt] _n. _. 
_____

generational

  [,den'reISnl] _a.   ̣ 
_____

geneticist

  [dI'netIsIst] _n. 
_____

genetical

  [dI'netIkl] = genetic
_____

geopolitical

  [,di:u'pOlItIkl] _a. 
_____

gestural

  ['destSrl] _a. 
_____

Gestapo

  [ges'ta:pu] _n. _. 
_____

ghost-write

  ['gust,raIt] _v.  (, )  -.
_____

giant-killer

  ['daInt,kIl] _n.   ,   
   
_____

gift-wrapped

  [,gIft'rpt] _a.  
_____

giggly

  ['gIglI] _a. 
_____

gimmickry

  ['gImIkrI] _n. _.

    1) ,   

    2) ,  ( )
_____

gimmicky

  ['gImIkI] _a. _. 
_____

git

  [gIt] _n. _. 
_____

glad-rags

  ['gld'rgs] _n. _pl. _.  
_____

glassed-in

  ['gla:st'In] _a. 
_____

glitterati

  ['glItra:ti:] _n. _pl. 
_____

glittery

  ['glItrI] _a. 
_____

glitz

  [glIts] _n. ; 
_____

glitzy

  ['glItsI] _a. ; 
_____

glob

  ['glub] _n. _. 
_____

globalize

  ['glublaIz] _v.  ( )
_____

glockenspiel

  ['glOknspi:l] _n. _. , 
_____

glossies

  ['glOsi:z] _n. _pl. _.   ,  
   
_____

goalless

  ['gulIs] _a. _. 
_____

goalmouth

  ['gulmau] _n. _.  
_____

goalpost

  ['gulpust] _n. _.  
_____

gobsmacked

  ['gObsmkt] _a. _. , 
_____

god-awful

  ['gOdO:ful] _a. _. 
_____

god-damn

  I ['gOddm] _n. ; god-damn affair  

  II ['gOddm] _a. _. 
_____

go-go

  ['gu'gu] _a. _.

    1) 

    2)  ( ,   ..)

    3): go-go dancer   
_____

going-over

  ['guIN'uv] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , , 
_____

governorship

  ['gAvnSIp] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,  

    3) ,  
_____

graffiti

  [gr'fi:ti:] _n. (_pl.  graffito)    (
  )  ,     ..
_____

graffito

  [gr'fi:tu] _n. (_pl. -ti) _.   , ӣ 
     ף 
_____

gran

  [grn] = grandmamma
_____

grandly

  ['frndlI] _adv. 
_____

grant-maintained

  ['gra:ntmeIn'teInd] _a.    
_____

graphical

  ['grfIkl] _a. 
_____

gravitational

  [,grvIteISnl] _a. 
_____

gridlock

  ['grIdlOk] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2)  
_____

groovy

  ['gru:vI] _a. _. , 
_____

grotty

  ['grutI] _a. _. ;   
_____

grouchy

  ['grautSI] _a. _. 
_____

groundbreaking

  ['graund'breIkIN] _a. 
_____

ground-hog

  ['graund'hOg] _n. _.   
_____

groupie

  [gru:pI] _n. _.  
_____

guesstimate

  ['gestImIt] _n. () , () 
_____

gunge

  [gAnd] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

gunpoint

  ['gAnpOInt] _n.  
_____

guru

  ['gu:ru:] _n.

    1) ,  , 

    2) ,  
_____

gooroo

  ['gu:ru:] = guru
_____

gutless

  ['gAtlIs] _a. ; 
_____

hacker

  ['hk] _n. _. _.

    1) , ,   

    2) 
_____

haemophiliac

  [,hi:mu'fIlIk] _n. ,  
_____

hairdryer

  ['hE,draI] _n. 
_____

hairgrip

  ['hEgrIp] _n.   
_____

half-term

  ['ha:f't:m] _n.   (  ,  
  ..)
_____

half-timbered

  ['ha:f'tImbd] _a. _. -
_____

half-timber

  ['ha:f'tImb] = half-timbered
_____

hallcinogenic

  [hlsIn'denIk] _a. 
_____

hallucinatory

  [h'lu:sIneItrI] _a.  ; 
  
_____

hallucinogen

  [h'lu:sIndn] _n. , ,  
_____

handbrake

  ['hndbreak] _n.  
_____

handheld

  ['hndheld] _a. ; , 
_____

handler

  ['hndl] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

handmaid

  ['hndmeId] _n. 
_____

handmaiden

  ['hndmeIdn] = handmaid
_____

handset

  ['hndset] _n.

    1) () 

    2)   (, )
_____

hands-on

  ['hndsOn] _a. ;   
_____

handstand

  ['hndstnd] _n. _.   ; handstand dive   
     
_____

hand-to-mouth

  ['hndt'mau] _a. , 
_____

hang-glider

  ['hN'glaId] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

happenstance

  ['hpnstns] _n. _. _.  , 
_____

harassment

  ['hrsmnt] _n. 
_____

harbourmaster

  ['ha:bma:st] _n. ,  ;  
_____

hard-drinking

  ['ha:d'drINkIN] _a.  
_____

hard-edged

  ['ha:d'edd] _a. 
_____

hard-hitting

  ['ha:d'hItIN] _a.

    1)   , , ; 

    2) 
_____

hard-nosed

  ['ha:d'nuzd] _a. _. 
_____

hard-pressed

  ['ha:d'prest] _a.

    1) ()  

    2)  ()  ( -. )
_____

hard-wearing

  ['ha:d'wErIN] _a. ;  ( , )
_____

hassle

  ['ha:sl]

    1. _n. _. , 

    2. _v. _. 
_____

hatchback

  ['htSbk] _n.

    1)       

    2)      
_____

hater

  ['heIt] _n. 
_____

hatpin

  ['htpIn] _n.  
_____

hat-trick

  ['ht'trIk] _n. _. - ( ,    
   )
_____

hauler

  ['hO:l] _. = haulier
_____

haunting

  ['hO:ntIN] _a. ,   , 
_____

have-not

  ['hvnOt] _n. (_pl. have-nots) ; 
_____

hay asthma

  ['heI'sm] = hay fever
_____

hawkish

  ['hO:kIS] _a.

    1) ;   

    2) _. ""; 
_____

head-butt

  ['hedbAt]

    1. _v.  

    2. _n.  
_____

head-first

  ['hed'f:st] _adv.  
_____

headhunt

  ['hedhAnt] _v.

    1)   ,  

    2) _. "  ",  
    
_____

headlamp

  ['hedlmp] = headlight
_____

headrest

  ['hedrest] _n. ,    ( , ̣ 
  ..)
_____

headroom

  ['hedru:m] _n.

    1)  

    2)   ()

    3)  (, )

    4) "     " (  
     )

    5) _.  
_____

heart-throb

  ['ha:trOb] _n. 
_____

heavenward

  ['hevnwd] = heavenwards
_____

heavenwards

  ['hevnwdz] _adv.    
_____

heavy-set

  ['hevI'set] _a.  ( )
_____

hedonist

  ['hi:dunIst] _n. 
_____

hedonistic

  [,hi:du'nIstIk] _a. _. 
_____

helipad

  ['hi:lIpd] _n. -   ̣
_____

heliport

  ['helIpO:t] _n.   ̣
_____

hellhole

  ['helhul] _n.

    1)  

    2)  ( )

    3) 
_____

helpline

  ['helplaIn] _n.  
_____

hemline

  ['hemlaIn] _n. ,  ()
_____

heptathlon

  [hep'tln] _n. _. 
_____

hept-

  [hept] = hepta-
_____

hepta-

  ['hept] (. hept-)   ;    
    -; heptagon ; heptahedron
  ; heptavalent 
_____

herbivore

  ['h:bIvO:] _n.  
_____

heterosexual

  ['hetru'seksjul] _a. 
_____

heterosexuality

  ['hetru,seksju'lItI] _n. 
_____

heuristic

  [hju'rIstIk] _a. 
_____

hierarchical

  [,haI'ra:kIkl] _a. 
_____

hierarchic

  [,haI'ra:kIk] = hierarchical
_____

highlighter

  ['haIlaIt] _n.      
_____

high-performance

  ['haIp'fO:mns] _a. 
_____

high-powered

  ['haI'paud] _a.

    1) _. ,  

    2) , 

    3) ;  ,  
_____

high-profile

  ['haI'prufaIl] _a.  , , 
_____

high-tension

  ['haI'tenSn] _a. _. ,  
_____

hiker

  ['haIk] _n.

    1) 

    2) -
_____

hindquarters

  ['haIndkwO:tz] _n.   ()
_____

hipflask

  ['hIpfla:sk] _n.  
_____

hitman

  ['hItmn] _n.  
_____

hit-parade

  ['hItp'reId] _n.

    1)    ;  ( ,  
    ..)

    2)   ; ,   ,
    ""; -
_____

hit parade

  ['hItp'reId] = hit-parade
_____

hitter

  ['hIt] _n. _. ,    
_____

hoaxer

  ['huks] _n. 
_____

homophile

  ['humufaIl] _n.

    1) ; ; ; 

    2) ,    
_____

hon

  [hAn] (_.  honey) _. ,  (.  )
_____

hoo-ha

  ['hu:ha:] _n. _. , 
_____

hobbyist

  ['hObIIst] _n. ,   
_____

hogmanay

  ['hOgmneI] _n. _.   ;  
_____

holier-than-thou

  ['hulIn'au] _a. _. , 
_____

holiness

  ['hulInIs] _n.

    1) 

    2): Your Holiness   (   )
_____

holism

  ['hulIzm] _n. _. , " "
_____

holistic

  [,hu'lIstIk] _a. _. ; , 
_____

holler

  ['hOl] _v. _. _. , 
_____

holloa

  ['hOlu] = hollo
_____

holo-

  ['hOlu]   -;    
   ()-, -; holocrystalline ;
  holohyaline ; holomorphic 
_____

hologram

  ['hOlugrm] _n. _. 
_____

hols

  [hulz] _n. _pl. _. , 
_____

homogenize

  [hO'mOdInaIz] _v. _. 
_____

homogenous

  [,hOmu'di:njs] = homogeneous
_____

homogenetic

  ['hOmdI'netIk] = homogeneous
_____

homophobia

  [,hOm'fubI] _n.   
_____

homo

  ['humu] _n.

    1) (_pl. homines) _.     

    2) _. 
_____

homines

  ['humus] _pl. homo
_____

honky-tonk

  ['hONkI'tONk] _n. _. _.     
_____

hoofer

  ['hu:f] _n. _. 
_____

hooray

  [hu'reI] _int. 
_____

hormonal

  [hO:'mOnl] _a. 
_____

hormonic

  [hO:'mOnIk] = hormonal
_____

horrendous

  [hO'rends] _a. 
_____

horsey

  ['hO:sI] _a.

    1)  ,  ,   

    2) ,   (   ..)
_____

hostelry

  ['hOstlrI] _n. ; 
_____

hotelier

  [hu'telI] _n.    
_____

hotline

  ['hOtlaIn] _n.  " "
_____

hot-wire

  ['hOt'waI] _v.       
   
_____

humourless

  ['hju:mlIs] _a.    
_____

houseman

  ['hausmn] _n. (_pl. -men ['hausmen])

    1) -,   

    2) ;   .. (  ,   ..)
_____

housemate

  ['hausmeIt] _n.   
_____

howdy

  I ['haudI] (_.  how do you do) _int. _. _. !

  II ['haudI] _n. _.  , 
_____

hubcap

  ['hAbkp] _n. ,  (   )
_____

huh

  [hA] _int.

    1) ! ( ,   ..)

    2) ?, ?
_____

humanistic

  [,hju:m'nIstIk] _a. 
_____

humidifier

  [hju:'mIdIfaI] _n. 
_____

hyper

  ['haIp:] _n. _.  
_____

hyperactive

  ['haIp:'ktIv] _a. 
_____

hyperinflation

  ['haIp:In'fleISn] _n. 
_____

hypertext

  ['haIp:'tekst] _n. _. 
_____

hyperventilate

  ['haIp:'ventIleIt] _v.  
_____

hypnotherapy

  i[,hIpn'erpI] _n. ,  
_____

icepick

  ['aIspIk] _n.    
_____

ice-skate

  ['aIsskeIt]

    1. _n.  (   )

    2. _v.   
_____

iconoclastic

  [aI'kOnklstIk] _a. 
_____

identifiable

  [aI'dentIfaIbl] _a. 
_____

ideologue

  [,aIdI'Olg] = ideologist
_____

iguana

  [I'gwa:n] _n. 
_____

ill-assorted

  ['Il'sO:tId] _a. ,    
_____

ill-fitting

  ['Il'fItIN] _a.  ( )
_____

ill-judged

  ['Il'dAdd] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

illustrator

  ['IlstreIt] _n. 
_____

imaginings

  [I'mdInINz] _n. _pl. 
_____

imam

  [I'ma:m] _n. 
_____

implausible

  [Im'plO:zIbl] _a. , 
_____

imploring

  [Im'plO:rIN] _a. 
_____

imprecise

  [,ImprI'saIs] _a. , ̣
_____

imprecision

  [,ImprI'sIn] _n. 
_____

impressionist

  [Im'preSnIst]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

inadvisable

  [,Ind'vaIzbl] _a. , ; 
_____

inbuilt

  ['In'bIlt] _a. ģ,  
_____

incremental

  [,InkrI'mentl] _a. , 
_____

indeterminacy

  [,IndI't:mInsI] _n. ̣
_____

individualism

  [,IndI'vIdjulIzm] _n. 
_____

individualist

  ['IndI'vIdjulIst] _n. 
_____

inextricably

  [In'ekstrIkbl] _n. , 
_____

inferential

  [,Inf'renSl] _a. ,  ԣ 
_____

infill

  ['InfIl]

    1. _v. 

    2. _n. 
_____

infiltrator

  ['InfIltreIt] _n. , 
_____

inflatable

  [In'fleItbl] _a. 
_____

info

  [In'fO:] _n. _. 
_____

informational

  [,Inf'meISnl] _a. 
_____

infotainment

  [In,fO:'teInmnt] _n.   ,  
   
_____

infrastructure

  ['Infr'strAktS] _n. 
_____

ingrown

  ['Ingrun] _a.

    1) ; ingrown nail  

    2) _. ģ; 
_____

initiator

  [I'nISIeIt] _n. 
_____

innovative

  [,InuvItIv] _a. , , 
_____

inquirer

  [I'n'kwaIr] _n.

    1) ;  

    2) 
_____

in-service

  [In's:vIs] _a.  
_____

insightful

  ['InsaItful] _a.  
_____

insinuating

  [In'sInjueItIN] _a.

    1)   ,   

    2) 

    3)  ;  
_____

insinuative

  [In'sInjutIv] _a. _.

    1) ; with an insinuative smile   ;

    2)  ͣ; ; insinuative remark 
    ,  ͣ
_____

insinuatory

  [In'sInjutIv] _a. _.

    1) ; with an insinuatory smile   ;

    2)  ͣ; ; insinuatory remark 
    ,  ͣ
_____

insomniac

  [In'sOmnIk] _n. ,  
_____

insouciant

  [In'su:sjnt] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

inspirational

  [,Insp'reISnl] _a. , 
_____

inspiring

  [In'spaIrIN] _a. ; 
_____

inspiriting

  [In'spIrItIN] _a. _. , ; ;
  inspiriting words  
_____

instinctual

  [In'stINktjul] = instinctive
_____

institutional

  [,InstI'tju:Snl] _a.

    1) ;   

    2)       ,  
         ( )

    3)   ,   . 
_____

institutionalize

  [,InstI'tju:SnlaIz] _v.

    1)   , ;   ;
    

    2)       
_____

insurgency

  [In's:dnsI] _n. 
_____

interactive

  [,Intr'ktIv] _a.

    1) ;    ; 

    2) _. ,  (   )
_____

intercut

  [,Int'kAt] _v. 
_____

interdisciplinary

  [,Int'dIsIplInrI] _a. 
_____

interest-free

  ['IntrIst'fri:] _a. 
_____

interface

  ['IntfeIs]

    1. _n.

      1)  ;  

      2) _.  ;  ,  (
          )

    2. _v.

      1) _. ,   

      2)   

      3) ) , ; )  , ;
      
_____

interfering

  [,Int'fIrIN] _a. ; ; 
_____

internalize

  [In't:nlaIz] _v. 
_____

interpersonal

  [,Int'p:snl] _a. 
_____

interpretive

  [In't:pri:tIv] = interpretative
_____

interrelate

  [,IntrI'leIt] _v.  
_____

intransigence

  [In'trnsIdns] _n. 
_____

in-tray

  ['IntreI] _n.    
_____

intuit

  [In'tju:It] _v.  ,  
_____

in-your-face

  ['InjO:'feIs] _a. _. 
_____

ionizer

  ['aInaIz] _n. 
_____

ironist

  ['aIrnIst] _n.  
_____

irrelevancy

  [I'relIvnsI] = irrelevance
_____

isomerism

  [aI'sOmrIzm] _n. _. 
_____

isometric

  [,aIsu'metrIk] _a. _. ; isometric system _.
   , 
_____

isometrical

  [,aIsu'metrIkl] _a. _. ; isometrical system _.
   , 
_____

isometrics

  [,aIsu'metrIks] _n. _pl. _.   
   (  )
_____

jam-packed

  ['dmpkt] _a. _. 
_____

jetliner

  ['detlaIn] _n.  ̣, 
_____

jilt

  [dIlt]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _. 

    2. _v.   ; to jilt smb. for smb. else  -.
     
_____

jingoistic

  [,dINgu'IstIk] _a. 
_____

jobsworth

  ['dObs'w:] _n. 
_____

jokey

  ['dukI] _a. _. , , 
_____

jokingly

  ['dukINlI] _adv. , , 
_____

joy-rider

  ['dOI'raId] _n. ,    
  
_____

judgmental

  ['dAdmntl] _a.  ( , )
_____

jumpsuit

  ['dAmpsju:t] _n.

    1)  

    2)    (  )

    3)  
_____

junc

  [dANk] (_.  junction) _n.  ;  
    
_____

junkie

  ['dANkI] = junky
_____

junkyard

  ['dANkja:d] _n.

    1) , ,      , ,
       ..

    2)   
_____

kamikaze

  ['kmIkeIz] _.

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.

      1) ,   

      2) 
_____

karma

  ['ka:m] _n. 
_____

keep-fit

  ['ki:p'fIt] _n.  
_____

kilobyte

  ['kIlubaIt] _n. _.  (   = 1024
  )
_____

kilobit

  ['ki:lubIt] _n. _.  (= 1000 )
_____

kindergartner

  ['kInd,ga:tn] = kindergartener
_____

kiss-and-tell

  ['kIsn'tel] _a.      ( -.
   )
_____

knees-up

  ['ni:sAp] _n. _. 
_____

knifeman

  ['naIfmn] _n. ,  
_____

knifepoint

  ['naIfpOInt] _n.: to attack (rob) at knifepoint  (),
   
_____

knifing

  ['naIfIN] _n.      
_____

knobbly

  ['nOblI] _a.  , 
_____

know-it-all

  ['nuIt'O:l] _. _. = know-all
_____

koala

  [ku'a:l] _n. 
_____

koala bear

  [ku'a:lbE] = koala
_____

kook

  [kuk] _n. _. , 
_____

kooky

  ['kukI] _a. _. , 
_____

kosher

  ['kuS] _a. , ۣ  
_____

labour-intensive

  ['leIbIn'tensIv] _a. _.  ()
_____

la-di-da

  ['la:dI'da:]

    1. _a. _. _. ,  ( )

    2. _n. _. _. , ݣ
_____

laid-back

  ['leId'bk] _a. _. , ۣ
_____

lakeside

  ['leIksaId] _n.  
_____

landfill

  ['lndfIl] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)  
_____

laptop

  ['lptOp] _n.   
_____

large-scale

  ['la:d'skeIl] _a.

    1)   , 

    2)  (   ..)
_____

largish

  ['la:dIS] _a.  
_____

largo

  ['la:gu] _adv. _. 
_____

last-ditch

  ['la:st'dItS] _a. ; 
_____

last-ditch stand

  ['la:st'dItS'stnd] _.  ,   
  
_____

latecomer

  ['leItkAm] _n. 
_____

late-night

  ['leIt'naIt] _a. ,  
_____

lavatorial

  [,lv'tO:rIl] _a. 
_____

law-enforcement

  ['lO:In'fO:smnt] _a. 
_____

lawman

  ['lO:mn] _n. ,    
_____

layered

  ['leId] _a. ϣ
_____

layperson

  ['leI'p:sn] _n. , 
_____

leafless

  ['li:flIs] _a.   
_____

leaker

  ['li:k] _n. ,   
_____

lecher

  ['letS] _n. _. 
_____

left-field

  ['left'fi:ld] _a. _. , 
_____

leftism

  ['leftIzm] _n. _.  
_____

left-of-centre

  ['leftOv'sent] _a. _.    
_____

left-winger

  ['leftwIN] _n. _. ,   
_____

lefty

  ['leftI] _n. _.

    1)  (.  )

    2) ,   
_____

legalistic

  [,li:g'lIstIk] _a. 
_____

legless

  ['leglIs] _a.

    1) 

    2) _.  
_____

leisurewear

  ['lewE] _n. ,      , 
  
_____

lesbianism

  ['lezbInIzm] _n.  
_____

leukaemia

  [lju:'ki:mI] _n. _. , ; 
_____

lexis

  ['leksIs] _n. 
_____

librettist

  [lI'bretIst] _n. 
_____

life-enhancing

  ['laIfIn'ha:nsIN] _a. , 
_____

liquidator

  ['lIkwIdeIt] _n. _. 
_____

liquidity

  [lI'kwIdItI] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) _. 
_____

liquidize

  ['lIkwIdaIz] _v.   
_____

liquidizer

  ['lIkwIdaIz] _n. 
_____

literally

  ['lItrlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) ;  ;    

    3)  ; 
_____

litigator

  ['lItIgeIt] _n. _.  (  )
_____

liturgical

  [lI't:dIkl] _a. 
_____

loggia

  ['lOdI] _n. (_pl. -as ['lOdIz]) _. 
_____

logistic

  [lu'dIstIk] _a. 
_____

logo

  ['lOgu] _.  logotype
_____

log-

  [lOg] = logo-
_____

logo-

  ['lOgu] (. log-)   ;    
    -; logogram ; logopathy 
_____

logotype

  ['lOgutaIp] _n.

    1) _.  (,     
     )

    2)    

    3)  ( ); ()  (  
    ..)
_____

lollop

  ['lOlp] _v.  
_____

lolly

  ['lOlI] = lollipop
_____

loneliness

  ['lunlInIs] _n. 
_____

long-drawn-out

  ['lONdrO:n'aut] = long-drawn
_____

longed-for

  ['lONdfO:] _a. 
_____

long-haul

  ['lONhO:l] _a.  ( )
_____

long-life

  ['lONlaIf] _a. 
_____

look-alike

  ['luk'laIk] _n.   (   )
_____

loose-fitting

  ['lu:s'fItIN] _a. ,  ( ,   ..)
_____

looter

  ['lu:t] _n. , 
_____

lovey-dovey

  ['lAvI'dAvI] _a. ,   
_____

low-cal

  ['lukl] _a. 
_____

low-cut

  ['lukAt] _a.    ( , )
_____

low-key

  ['luki:] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) ,   
_____

low-slung

  ['luslAN] _a.  ( )
_____

lungful

  ['lANful] _n.  
_____

lyricist

  ['lIrIsIst] _n. -
_____

macrobiotic

  [,mkrubaI'OtIk] _a.

    1) ,  

    2) 
_____

macrobiotics

  [,mkrubaI'OtIks] _n.  , . 
_____

made-to-measure

  ['meIdtu:'me] _a.   ,   
_____

madras

  [m'dra:s] _n.

    1)     

    2) ̣ ۣ   

    3)      ۣ   
_____

madrigal

  ['mdrIgl] _n. 
_____

mafia

  [m'fi:] _n. 
_____

mainline

  ['meInlaIn]

    1. _a. , 

    2. _v. _.   
_____

majorette

  [,meId'ret] _n.     (  )
_____

maladjusted

  ['ml'dAstId] _a.

    1)      

    2) _. ; 
_____

mam

  [mm] _n. _. 
_____

mammalian

  ['mmljn] _a.   
_____

maneuver

  [m'nu:v] = manoeuvre
_____

manic

  ['meInIk] _a. 
_____

manic-depressive

  ['meInIkdI'presIv] _a. -
_____

manipulative

  [m'nIpjultIv] _a.   , 
_____

manoeuvrable

  [m'nu:vbl] _a. _. 
_____

manque

  ['ma:NkeI] _a. _.   
_____

man-servant

  ['mn,s:vnt] _n. (_pl. men-servants ['men,s:vnts]) 
_____

mantra

  ['mntr] _n. _. ,  ( , )
_____

marginalize

  ['ma:dInlaIz] _v. 
_____

marginally

  ['ma:dInlI] _adv.

    1) ; () 

    2) ;    
_____

marina

  [m'ri:n] _n.   
_____

marinate

  ['mrIneIt] = marinade 2
_____

marketer

  ['ma:kIt] _n. _.

    1) , ,   

    2)   

    3)   
_____

masculinize

  ['ma:skjulInaIz] _v. 
_____

masochistic

  [,mz'kIstIk] _a. 
_____

massed

  [mst] _a. 
_____

masterclass

  ['ma:stkla:s] _n. - (   
  ,    )
_____

masturbate

  ['mst:beIt] _v.  
_____

matador

  ['mtdO:] _n. 
_____

matched

  [mtSt] _a.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

math

  [m] _. _. . mathematics
_____

matriarch

  ['meItrIa:k] _n. ,   (  )
_____

matriarchal

  [,meItrI'a:kl] _a. 
_____

matte

  [mt] _n.

    1. _. 

    2.

      1)  

      2)  

    3. _. , , 
_____

matt

  [mt] _a. 
_____

max

  [mks] _.  maximum; to the max  
_____

mayo

  ['meI] _n. _. _. . mayonnaise
_____

means

  [mi:nz] _n.

    1) , ; means of communication  ; means of
    identification  ;   

    2) , ; private means  ; he has ample
    means at his disposal     
_____

Meg

  [meg] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,  
_____

meg

  [meg] _n.

    1. _. . megaphone

    2. _.

      1) 

      2) _. 
_____

megabit

  ['megbIt] _n. _.  (= 1000  = 1000000 )
_____

megabyte

  ['megbaIt] _n. _.  (   = 1024
   = 1048576 )
_____

megahertz

  ['megh:ts] _n. _. 
_____

megalomaniac

  ['meglu'meInIk] _n. ,   
_____

melange

  I [meI'la:N] _n.

    1. _. ; 

    2. _. 

  II [meI'la:N] _v. _.   
_____

melanin

  ['melnIn] _n. _. 
_____

memorabilia

  [,memr'bIlI] _n. _pl.  
_____

menfolk

  ['menfuk] _n. 
_____

merchandiser

  ['m:tSndaIz] _n. _. 
_____

meritocratic

  [,merIt'krtIk] _a.     
    
_____

metabolize

  [m'tblaIz] _v. _. 
_____

metalanguage

  ['met'lNgwId] _n. _. -
_____

metronomic

  [,metr'nOmIk] _a. , 
_____

mezzo

  ['medzu] = mezzo-soprano
_____

mickey

  ['mIkI] _n.

    1. _. (-)

    2. _. _.  

    3. _. _. ̣  

    4. _.: to take the mickey   -.
_____

microbial

  [maI'krubIl] _a. 
_____

microbian

  [maI'krubIn] = microbial
_____

microbic

  [maI'krObIk] = microbial
_____

microbiological

  ['maIkrubaIu'lOdIkl] _a. 
_____

microchip

  ['maIkrutSIp] _n. _. ,    ()
_____

microprocessor

  ['maIkru'pruses] _n. _. 
_____

microsurgery

  ['maIkru's:drI] _n. 
_____

middlebrow

  ['mIdlbrau]

    1. _n.   ; 

    2. _a.      ( )
_____

midpoint

  ['mIdpOInt] _n.

    1)  , 

    2) ,   (,   ..)
_____

midsized

  [mIdsaIzd] _a.   
_____

mild-mannered

  ['maIld'mnd] _a. , , 
_____

militaristic

  [,mIlIt'rIstIk] _a. 
_____

millionairess

  [,mIlj'nErIs] _n. 
_____

millionth

  ['mIljn] _n-ord.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

mincer

  ['mIns] = mincing-machine
_____

mind-blowing

  ['maInd'bluIN] _a. _. , 
_____

mind-boggling

  ['maInd'bOglIN] _a. _. , 
_____

mind-numbing

  ['maInd'nAmIN] _a. _.   ( )
_____

mindset

  ['maIndset] _n. 
_____

miniaturize

  ['mInjtSraIz] _v.  
_____

minimalism

  ['mInIm,lIsm] _n.  (   
    )
_____

minimalist

  ['mInIm,lIst] _n.  
_____

mismatch

  [mIs'mtS]

    1. _n.  , ;  

    2. _v.  ,  
_____

misogynist

  [maI'sOdInIst] _n. 
_____

misty-eyed

  ['mIstI'aId] _a.   
_____

moaner

  ['mun] _n. _. 
_____

mobster

  ['mObst] _n. , ;  
_____

modern-day

  ['mOdn'deI] _a. 
_____

modifier

  ['mOdIfaI] _n. _. 
_____

modular

  ['mOdjul] _a. _. ,   
_____

moisturize

  ['mOIstSraIz] _v. 
_____

moisturizer

  ['mOIstSraIz] _n. 
_____

mom

  [mOm] _.  momma
_____

momma

  ['mOm] _n. _. 
_____

mommy

  ['mOmI] _n. _. 
_____

monetarism

  ['mAnItrIsm] _n. _. 
_____

monetarist

  ['mAnItrIst] _n. _.  
_____

monogamous

  [,mOnu'gms] _a. 
_____

monolingual

  [,mOnu'lINgwl] _a. 
_____

monopolistic

  [m,nOp'lIstIk] _a. 
_____

moonless

  ['mu:nlIs] _a. 
_____

moralistic

  [,mOr'lIstIk] _a. 
_____

moronic

  ['mrOnIk] _a. 
_____

mother-to-be

  ['mAtu:'bi:] _n.  
_____

motor bicycle

  ['mut'baIsIkl] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

motorbike

  ['mutbaIk] _n. 
_____

motor-road

  ['mut'rud] = motorway
_____

motorway

  ['mutweI] _n. , 
_____

mountainside

  ['mauntInsaId] _n.  , 
_____

mousetrap

  ['maustrp] _n. 
_____

mousse

  [mu:s] _n. _.  ()
_____

moustachioed

  [ms'ta:Sud] _a. 
_____

moustached

  [ms'ta:St] _a. 
_____

mousy

  ['mausI] _a.

    1) ;  

    2) ,  ( )

    3)  
_____

mouth-watering

  ['mau'wO:trIN] _a. 
_____

mudflats

  ['mAdflts] _n. _pl.  ,      
  
_____

multicultural

  ['mAltI'kAltSrl] _a.    
_____

multilingual

  [,mAltI'lINgwl] _a. 
_____

multiracial

  ['mAltI'reISl] _a. 
_____

musicianship

  [mju:'zISnSIp] _n. 
_____

mutant

  ['mju:tnt] _n. 
_____

mystical

  ['mIstIkl] _a. 
_____

mythic

  ['mIIk] = mythical
_____

nail-biting

  ['nel,baItIN]

    1. _a. _. , ģ

    2. _n.

      1)   

      2) _. ,  
_____

name-drop

  ['neIm,drOp] _v.     
_____

name-dropping

  ['neIm,drOpIN] _n.  ,    
  ;    ͣ
_____

nan

  [nn] = grandmamma
_____

narcissistic

  [,na:s'sIstIk] _a. _. 
_____

narcolepsy

  [na:'kulepsI] _n. 
_____

narked

  [na:kt] _a. _. ģ, 
_____

natch

  [ntS] _adv. _. 
_____

navel-gazing

  ['neIvl'geIzIN] _n. _.  
_____

navigational

  [,nvIgeISnl] _a. 
_____

neanderthal

  [nI'ndta:l]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

nearside

  ['nIsaId] _a.     (   
  )
_____

neckline

  ['neklaIn] _n.  ( )
_____

necrophile

  ['nekrufaIl] _n.

    1) ,     

    2) , 
_____

necrophilia

  [,nekrufIlI] _n. 
_____

necrophilism

  [ne'krOfIlIzm] _n. 
_____

neoclassical

  [,ni:u'klsIkl] _a.   
_____

neonatal

  [,ni:u'neItl] _a.   ģ
_____

netherworld

  ['new:ld] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

neurological

  [nju'lOdIkl] _a. 
_____

neuron

  ['njurOn] _n. _. 
_____

neurone

  ['njurun] _n. _. 
_____

newly-wed

  ['nju:lI'wed] _n. ; 
_____

newsflash

  ['nju:zflS] _n.   
_____

newspaper man

  ['nju:s,peIp'mn] _n. (_pl. -men) , 
_____

newsreader

  ['nju:zri:d] _n.     
_____

newsworthy

  ['nju:z,w:I] _a.    , ,  (
  )
_____

nightie

  ['naItI] _n. _.  
_____

nightshirt

  ['naItS:t] _n.  
_____

nightspot

  ['naItspOt] _n. _.  
_____

nit-picking

  ['nIt,pIkIN] _n. _.  ;  ;
  
_____

nitty-gritty

  ['nItI'grItI] _a.  ; ,   
_____

nodulose

  ['nOdjulus] _a. 
_____

nodulous

  ['nOdjuls] _a. 
_____

nomenklatura

  [nu'menkltS] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; , 

    3) _. , , 
_____

nonetheless

  [,nOn'les] _adv.  , 
_____

non-event

  ['nOnI'vent] _n. , 
_____

non-fat

  ['nOnft] _a.   , 
_____

no-no

  ['nu'nu] _n. _.  , 
_____

no-nonsense

  ['nu'nOnsns] _a. أ, 
_____

nonplussed

  ['nOn'plAst] _a. 
_____

non-profit

  ['nOn'prOfIt] _a. ;    
  , 
_____

non-profit-making

  ['nOnprOfIt'meIkIN] _a.      ;
  
_____

non-stick

  ['nOn'stIk] _a.   
_____

non-verbal

  ['nOn'v:bl] _a. 
_____

north-bound

  ['nO:'baund] _a. ,    (   ..)
_____

nose-heavy

  ['nuz,hevI] _a. _.   
_____

notepad

  ['nutpd] _n. 
_____

novella

  [nO'vela:] _n. (_pl. . -lle) 
_____

novelle

  [nO'vele] _pl.  novella
_____

nuclear-free

  ['nju:klI'fri:] _a. 
_____

nudism

  ['nju:dIzm] _n.  ( ֣ )
_____

nudist

  ['nju:dIst] _n.  (  ֣ )
_____

nuf

  [nAf] (. 'nuf) _int. _.

    1. ; nuf said!  !, ӣ ! !

    2.  . . .: to have had one's nuf , 
_____

nuff

  [nAf] = nuf
_____

numbskull

  ['nAmskAl] = numskull
_____

numeracy

  ['nju:mrsI] _n.    
_____

numerology

  [,nju:mrOldI] _n. ,   
_____

numen

  ['nju:mn] _n. (_pl. numina) _. ; -
_____

numina

  ['nju:mIn] _pl.  numen
_____

numinous

  ['nju:mIns] _a. _. , , 
_____

nutcase

  ['nAtkeIs] _n. _. 
_____

nutritional

  [nju:'trISnl] _a.

    1)   

    2) ; 

    3) ; 
_____

nutter

  ['nAt] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

nymphomania

  [,nImf'meInj] _n. _. 
_____

nymphomaniac

  [,nImf'meInIk] _n. 
_____

nymphoses

  [nIm'fusi:z] _pl.  nymphosis
_____

nymphosis

  [nIm'fusIs] _n. (_pl. -ses) _. ;  
_____

obsessional

  [b'seSnl] _a.  ( ,   ..)
_____

obsessive

  [b'sesIv] = obsessional
_____

occultist

  ['OkltIst] _n. 
_____

oddball

  ['OdbO:l] _n. _. , ;   
_____

oestrogen

  ['i:strdn] _n. _.  ()
_____

off-air

  ['O:fE]

    1. _a.    

    2. _adv.   
_____

off-beam

  ['O:fbi:m] _a. _. , 
_____

off-centre

  ['O:f'sent] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

off-duty

  ['O:f'dju:tI]

    1. _a.     

    2. _n.    
_____

off-guard

  ['O:f'ga:d] _a. ,  
_____

off-peak

  ['O:f'pi:k] _a.

    1)     

    2)  ()  ; 
_____

off-putting

  ['O:f'putIN] _a. ,   ; 
_____

oil-fired

  ['OIlfaId] _a.   ,   ..
_____

oldie

  ['uldI] _n. _.    ,  ,
   
_____

old-style

  ['uld'staIl] _a. 
_____

one-liner

  ['wAn'laIn] _n. _. ; 
_____

one-of-a-kind

  ['wAnOv'kaInd] _a. _. , 
_____

one-off

  ['wAnOf] _a. ,  ;  
   ,   ..
_____

one-to-one

  ['wAnt'wAn] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

on-screen

  ['On'skri:n] _a. ; 
_____

onshore

  ['On'SO:]

    1. _a.

      1)   ,  

      2) ; 

    2. _adv.

      1)  ,    

      2)  ,  
_____

onstage

  ['On'steId]

    1. _a. ; 

    2. _adv.  ,  
_____

on-the-spot

  ['On'spOt] _a.

    1)  , 

    2) , 
_____

ooh

  [u:h] _int. !; ! ( , ,   ..)
_____

oomph

  [u:mf] _n. _.

    1)  

    2) , 
_____

oon

  [u:n] _. = one
_____

oops

  [u:ps] _int. _. !; !, !, ! ( , , 
   , )
_____

op

  [up] _n. (_  operation) _.  (  )
_____

open-door

  ['upn'dO:] _a. ; open-door policy _.  
  
_____

open-ended

  ['upn'endId] _a.

    1)   

    2) ;  ,   .. (
    ,   ..)

    3) ; ;     ..
_____

open-necked

  ['upn'nektId] _a.    , 
_____

open-plan

  ['upn'pln] _a.    (  , 
       )
_____

opportunistic

  [,Optju:'nIstIk] _a. 
_____

optimize

  ['OptImaIz] _v.

    1) _.  

    2) 
_____

orangey

  ['OrIndI] _a. -
_____

organizational

  [,O:gnaI'zeISnl] _a. 
_____

organza

  [O:'gnz] _n.   ֣  "" (ۣ
   )
_____

orgasmic

  ['OgzmIk] _a. 
_____

orgiastic

  [,O:dI'stIk] _a. ; 
_____

orienteering

  [,O:rIen'tIrIN] _n. _.  
_____

ornery

  ['O:nrI] _a. _. _. ; ; 
_____

osteopath

  ['OstIp] _n. 
_____

otherness

  ['AnIs] _n. _. , ; 
_____

outguess

  ['autges] _v. 
_____

out-of-body

  ['autv'bOdI] _a. Σ
_____

out-of-pocket

  ['autv'pOkIt] _a.

    1)  ; ()   ޣ

    2) ;  
_____

out-of-town

  ['autv'taun] _a.     ,  
  
_____

outplacement

  [aut'pleIsmnt] _n.  
_____

outreach

  I [aut'ri:tS] _n.     

  II [aut'ri:tS] _v.

    1) ,  , ; 

    2) _. 
_____

outring

  [aut'rIN] _v. (outrang; outrung)

    1) ; 

    2)     ( -.)
_____

outrang

  [aut'rN] _p.  outring
_____

outrung

  [aut'rAN] _p-p.  outring
_____

out-take

  [aut'teIk] _n.  ( ,   ..); 
_____

out-tray

  [aut'treI] _n.    
_____

ovarian

  [u'vErIn] _a. 
_____

ovaria

  [u'vErI] _pl.  ovarium
_____

ovarium

  [u'vErIm] _n. (_pl -ia) = ovary
_____

ovenproof

  ['Avnpru:f] _a. 
_____

overdress

  ['uv'dres] _v.   , 
_____

overdressed

  ['uv'drest] _a.   
_____

overemphasis

  ['uv'emfsIs] _n. ,  ޣ
_____

overemphasize

  ['uv'emfsaIz] _v. ,  ޣ
_____

overflight

  ['uv'flaIt] _n. ̣ ( -.)
_____

overfly

  ['uv'flaI] _v. (overflew; overflown)  (-.)
_____

overflew

  ['uv'flu:] _p.  overfly
_____

overflown

  ['uv'flun] _p-p.  overfly
_____

overplay

  ['uv'pleI] _v.

    1) ; 

    2)   , 
_____

overpriced

  ['uv'praIst] _a.  ( )
_____

overreact

  ['uvrI'kt] _v.    ( -.); 
    
_____

oversexed

  ['uv'sekst] _a.

    1) , ;     
    

    2)     

    3) , 
_____

overstaffed

  ['uv'sta:ft] _a.     ( )
_____

overstretch

  ['uv'stretS] _v.

    1.  

    2.

      1)   ;

      2) ,   (-.)
_____

overtired

  [uv'taId] _a.  
_____

overuse

  1. ['uvju:s] _n.  ; 

  2. ['uv'ju:z] _v. ,   ;
  
_____

overview

  ['uv'vju:] _n.

    1)   ( -. );   
    

    2) ()  (  ..)
_____

pace setter

  ['peIs'set] = pace-setter
_____

pace-setter

  ['peIs'set] _n.

    1)  ( ,    )

    2)  ; she is a pace-setter in fashions    
    
_____

pacifier

  ['psIfaI] _n.

    1) _. _. -

    2) _.  
_____

packaging

  ['pkIdIN] _n. 
_____

paddle-shaft

  ['pdlSa:ft] _n.   
_____

paddy-field

  ['pdI'fi:ld] _n.     ; 
  ,  
_____

paedophile

  ['pi:dufaIl] _n. , ,  ,  
   -   
_____

paedophilia

  [,pIdu'fIlI] _n. ,   -   
_____

page-boy

  ['peId'bOI] _n.

    1) = page II, 1, 1)

    2)    " "
_____

page boy

  ['peId'bOI] = page-boy
_____

pager

  ['peId] _n.  (  , 
     )
_____

painterly

  ['peIntlI] _a. ,   
_____

paintwork

  ['peIntw:k] _n.  (, ,   ..)
_____

pair-bond

  ['pE'bOnd] _n.  (  )
_____

pair bond

  ['pE'bOnd] = pair-bond
_____

pairing

  ['pErIN] _n.  (. , , , 
  )
_____

pair-royal

  [pE'rOIl] _n.

    1) _.   ; double pair-royal  
    

    2)   (    )

    3)   ;  
_____

paisley

  ['peIzlI] _n.  (    ..)
_____

pale-complexioned

  ['peIlkm'plekSnd] _a. 
_____

pale-faced

  ['peIlfeIst] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

palindrome

  ['plIndrum] _n. _. , 
_____

pallbearer

  ['pO:l,bEr] _n. ,       
      
_____

palmcorder

  [pa:m'kO:d] _n.  
_____

palmtop

  ['pa:mtOp] _n. ""  ( ,  
  )
_____

pancreatic

  [,pNkrI'tIk] _a. _.    ,
  
_____

panelist

  ['pnlIst] = panellist
_____

panelled

  ['pnld] _a.  
_____

panellist

  ['pnlIst] _n.

    1)   

    2)    
_____

panhandling

  ['pn,hndlIN] _n. 
_____

pantyhose

  [pntIhuz] _n. _. 
_____

pantywaist

  ['pntIweIst] _n. _.

    1)   , ԣ  

    2) _. , 
_____

paper-clip

  ['peIp'klIp] _n.   
_____

paper clip

  ['peIp'klIp] = paper-clip
_____

paper currency

  ['peIp'kArnsI] _n.

    1) = paper money

    2)    

    3)  - 
_____

paper money

  ['peIp,mAnI] _n.  
_____

papergirl

  ['peIpg:l] _n.   ()
_____

paperless

  ['peIplIs] _a. 
_____

paper-thin

  ['peIpIn] _a.   ,   
_____

paperwork

  ['peIpw:k] _n.  
_____

para

  ['pr] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _pl. - 
_____

parachuting

  ['prSu:tIN] _n.   ,   
_____

paradigmatic

  [,prdIg'mtIk] _a. _. , 
_____

paralysed

  ['prlaIzd] _a.

    1)  , 

    2) , 
_____

paralyze

  ['prlaIz] = paralyse
_____

paramedic

  [,pr'medIk] _n.

    1) _.  -  (, , );
    ,      (  )

    2) _.    ; , ,
      ..
_____

paramedical

  ['pr'medIkl] _a.     
_____

paranoiac

  [,pr'nOIk] _a. 
_____

paranoid

  [,pr'nOId]

    1. _a.  , 

    2. _n. 
_____

paranormal

  [,pr'nO:ml]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. (the paranormal) 
_____

paraplegic

  [,pp'pledIk]

    1. _a. _.    

    2. _n. ,    
_____

parapsychology

  [,ppsaI'kOldI] _n. 
_____

pared-down

  ['pEd'daun] _a. ݣ, , ݣ
_____

parenthood

  ['pErnthud] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)  ;  
_____

parenting

  ['pErntIN] _n.  ,   
_____

parent-in-law

  ['pErntInlO:] _n. (_pl. parents- ['pErntsInlO:])

    1) ; 

    2) , 
_____

park-keeper

  ['pa:k,ki:p] _n. 
_____

parkland

  ['pa:klnd] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2)   ;     
_____

parquet-block

  ['pa:keI'blOk] _n.  
_____

parrot-cry

  ['prtkraI] _n.  , 
_____

parrot-fashion

  ['prt'fSn] _adv.  
_____

participative

  [pa:'tIsIpeItIv] _a. 
_____

participatory

  [pa:'tIsIpeItrI] _a. 
_____

passivize

  ['psIvaIz] _v. _. 
_____

pastille

  [ps'ti:l] = pastil
_____

paternalistic

  [p,t:n'lIstIk] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

pathogen

  ['pdn] _n. ,  
_____

pathogenic

  [,pu'denIk] _a. , 
_____

patisserie

  [p'tIsrI] _n. _.

    1)  ; , 

    2)  
_____

patsy

  ['ptsI] _n. _. _.

    1) ; 

    2) ڣ 
_____

pawpaw

  ['pO:pO:] _n. 
_____

payola

  [peI'ul] _n. _. _.

    1) ;  (.     ..)

    2)   
_____

pay-per-view

  ['peIp:'vju:] _a.      
_____

peacekeeper

  ['pi:s,ki:p] _n.

    1)  

    2)    
_____

pedestrianized

  [pI'destrInaIzd] _a. 
_____

pee

  I [pi:] _n. ,   P

  II [pi:]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _v. _. , 

  III [pi:] = pea II
_____

penile

  ['pi:naIl] _a.     
_____

penny-father

  ['penI,fa:] _n. , 
_____

penny-pinching

  ['penI,pIntSIN] _a. _. , 
_____

penny pincher

  ['penI,pIntS] _. _. . penny-father
_____

pen-pusher

  ['penpuS] _n. _. , 
_____

percent

  [p'sent] _v. _. _.     ; he
  was not percented    ,    
_____

perceptual

  [p'septjul] _a.   ; 
_____

percussionist

  [p'kASnIst] _n. ,    
_____

perfectionism

  [p'fekSnIzm] _n. _.

    1)  () 

    2)      ;  
      
_____

perfectionist

  [p'fekSnIst] _n.

    1) ,     ; 
      

    2)   () 
_____

pertussis

  [p'tAsIs] _n. _. 
_____

petite

  [p'ti:t] _a. _.

    1) ,  , 

    2): petite piece  () 

    3): petite sizez       1  2 
_____

petrochemical

  [,petru'kemIkl] _a. 
_____

petrochemicals

  [,petru'kemIklz] _n. _pl.     
_____

petrodollars

  [,petru'dOls] _n. _pl. ;    
    -
_____

petting

  ['petIN] _n. _. , ; _. . 
_____

phallic

  ['flIk] _a. ; phallic cult  
_____

pharmacist

  ['fa:msIst] = pharmaceutist
_____

phenomenology

  [fI,nOmI'nOldI] _n. _. 
_____

phobic

  ['fubIk] _a.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

phone-in

  ['funIn] _n.   ( )
_____

phone-tapping

  ['fun'tpIN] _n.   
_____

tapping

  ['tpIN] _n.

    1) _.   

    2) _.  

    3) _.   

    4) _. , 

    5) _-. 

    6) _.  (  ); tapping clay   
    ̣
_____

photocopier

  [,fut'kOpI] _n.  
_____

photocopy

  [,fut'kOpI]

    1. _v. 

    2. _n. 
_____

photojournalism

  [,fut'd:nlIzm] _n. 
_____

phrasing

  ['freIzIN] _n. ,  
_____

physio

  ['fIzI] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

physiotherapist

  ['fIzI'erpIst] _n. 
_____

pic

  [pIk] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

pick'n'mix

  ['pIkn'mIks] _a. , 
_____

picky

  ['pIkI] _a. _. , 
_____

pied-a-terre

  [,pjeIda:'tE] _n. _.  , 
_____

piggyback

  ['pIgIbk]

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2)   

    2. _adv.    

    3. _a.

      1) , 

      2) ,  

    4. _v.  () ,   ..  
    
_____

piglet

  ['pIglIt] _n. ӣ
_____

piling

  ['paIlIN] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

pilot-boat

  ['paIltbut] _n.  
_____

pinkie

  ['pINkI] _n. _.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 

    3) _. ۣ 
_____

pinko

  ['pINku] _n. _.

    1) "",  , 

    2) _. 
_____

pin-stripe

  ['pInstraIp] _n.  ()  ( ); pin-stripe suit
     
_____

pin-striped

  ['pInstraIpt] _a.   
_____

pint-sized

  ['paInt'saIzd] _a. _. 
_____

pipework

  ['paIpw:k] _n.  (  - )
_____

piss-take

  ['pIs'teIk] _n. , 
_____

pissabed

  ['pIsbed] _n. _. 
_____

piss-up

  ['pIs'Ap] _n. _.: to have a piss-up 
_____

piste

  [pi:st] _n. 
_____

pita

  ['pi:t] _n.

    1) 

    2)   ң  
_____

pitch-darkness

  ['pItS'da:knIs] _n.  
_____

pit-head

  ['pIthed] _n. _.  
_____

pit-heap

  ['pIthi:p] _n. _. ,  
_____

pitta

  ['pIt] _n. _. 
_____

pixel

  ['pIksl] _n. _. ,   
_____

pizz

  [pIz] _a. _. 
_____

pizza

  ['pi:ts] _n. _. 
_____

pizzazz

  ['pIzz] _n. _. _. ,  , 
_____

pizzeria

  [,pi:ts'ri:] _n. 
_____

planeload

  ['pleInlud] _n.   ̣
_____

plasterboard

  ['pla:stbO:d] _n.  ,  
_____

platelet

  ['pleItlIt] _n. _. 
_____

playback

  ['pleIbk] _n.

    1) ,  (  )

    2) ()  ()
_____

playgroup

  ['pleIgru:p] _n.  
_____

play-pen

  ['pleIpen] _n.  
_____

playroom

  ['pleIru:m] _n.  ,   
_____

playschool

  ['pleIsku:l] _n.  
_____

pleased

  [pli:zd] _a. ; a pleased smile  
_____

plentiful

  ['plentIful] _a.

    1) , ; examples are plentiful   
      

    2)  (-.)
_____

plonk

  [plONk]

    1. _n. ,   (-. ֣)

    2. _adv.  ,   (  -. ֣)

    3. _v.

      1) (. plonk down) ,  (-. ֣); 

      2) (. plonk down) , 
_____

plonker

  ['plONk] _n. _. 
_____

plotless

  ['plOtlIs] _a. 
_____

plowshare

  ['plauSE] = ploughshare
_____

plughole

  ['plAghul] _n. _.  
_____

pluralist

  ['plurlIst] _n.

    1) 

    2)      
_____

pluralistic

  [,plur'lIstIk] _a. 
_____

podiatrist

  ['pudItrIst] _n. -,   
   
_____

podiatry

  ['pudItrI] _n.   
_____

pogrom

  ['pOgrm], [pg'rOm] _n. _. 
_____

pointy

  ['pOIntI] _a. _. 
_____

polemicist

  [pO'lemIsIst] _n. , 
_____

policewoman

  [p'li:swImIn] _n. (_pl. -men) -
_____

politicking

  [p'lItIkIN] _n. _.  , 
_____

pollinator

  ['pOlIneIt] _n. 
_____

pollster

  ['pOlst] _n. ,    
_____

polluter

  [p'lu:t] _n.   ( )
_____

poltergeist

  ['pOltgaIst] _n.

    1) 

    2) , ; 
_____

polyester

  [,pOlI'est] _n. _. 
_____

polyethylene

  [,pOlI'eIli:n] _n. _. 
_____

polygraph

  ['pOlIgra:f] _n.  
_____

polymath

  [,pOlI'm] _n. 
_____

polypropylene

  [,pOlI'prupIli:n] _n. _. 
_____

pong

  [pON] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _. _.   
_____

poo

  [pu:] _n. _. 
_____

poof

  [puf]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _int.  , 
_____

poofter

  ['puft] _n. _. 
_____

popper

  ['pOp] _n.  ( )
_____

populism

  ['pOpjulIsm] _n. 
_____

porn

  [pO:n] _n. _. 
_____

porno

  ['pO:nu] _a. 
_____

postcode

  ['pustkud] _n.   ( )
_____

post-grad

  ['pust'grd] _. = post-graduate
_____

posting

  ['pustIN] _n.

    1)    

    2) _.  ()  ; , 
_____

post-modern

  ['pust'mOdn] _a. -
_____

post-modernism

  ['pust'mOdnIzm] _n. -
_____

post-modernist

  ['pust'mOdnIst] _n.  -
_____

post-operative

  ['pust'OprtIv] _a. 
_____

postural

  ['pOstSrl] _a.   
_____

potatoes

  [p'teItuz] _pl.  potato
_____

pounding

  ['paundIN] _n.

    1) , 

    2) -.   
_____

poxy

  [pOksI] _a. _. , 
_____

pragmatics

  [prg'mtIks] _n. _. 
_____

prankster

  ['prNkst] _n. 
_____

prat

  [prt] _n. _. , 
_____

pratfall

  ['prtfO:l] _n. _.

    1)    (  ..)

    2) , ,  
_____

pre-cooked

  ['pri:'kukt] _a.   ( )
_____

predate

  [pri:'deIt] _v.

    1)  ,   

    2) 
_____

predeterminer

  ['pri:dI't:mIn] _n. _. 
_____

predictable

  [prI'dIktbl] _a. 
_____

pre-emptive

  [pri:'emptIv] _a.

    1)  (.    )

    2)  (   ..)
_____

prefigure

  [pri:'fIg] _v.  ,  
_____

prehistory

  ['pri:'hIstrI] _n.

    1) 

    2)     
_____

premenstrual

  [pri:'menstrul] _a. 
_____

premiership

  ['premjSIp] _n. ,    -
_____

pre-prandial

  [pri:'prndIl] _a. 
_____

pre-recorded

  ['pri:rI'kO:dId] _a.  
_____

pre-recording

  ['pri:rI'kO:dIN] _n. _.   
_____

preschooler

  ['pri:'sku:l] _n. 
_____

preservationist

  [,prez:'veISnIst] _n. ,   ( ,
     ..)
_____

pre-set

  [pri:'set]

    1. _a.  , 

    2. _v.  , 
_____

prestigious

  [pres'ti:ds] _a. 
_____

pre-tax

  [prI'tks] _a.    
_____

pre-teen

  [prI'ti:n] _n. £ 10-12 
_____

pretzel

  ['pretsl] _n.  ̣,  
_____

preventable

  [prI'ventbl] = preventive
_____

pricey

  ['praIsI] _a. _. 
_____

prioritize

  [praI'OrItaIz] _v. ,  ; 
   
_____

privatize

  ['praIvItaIz] _v. 
_____

probabilistic

  [,prObbI'lIstIk] _a. ,    
_____

processor

  ['pruses] _n. _. 
_____

programmable

  ['prugrmbl] _a. _. 
_____

projectionist

  [pr'dekSnIst] _n. _. 
_____

prole

  ['prulI] _n. _. 
_____

prom

  [prOm] _n. _. (_.  promenade)

    1)    

    2)   , 
_____

promo

  [pr'mu] _n. _. (_.  promotion)  ,   ..
_____

promotional

  [pr'muSnl] _a. , , 
_____

propane

  ['prupeIn] _n. _. 
_____

proprietorial

  [pr,praI'tO:rIl] _a.

    1)  

    2) ; proprietorial rights  
_____

protester

  [pr'test] _n. , 
_____

prototypical

  [,prut'tIpIkl] _a. 
_____

protozoan

  [,prutu'zun] _n. _.  
_____

provocateur

  [,prOv'keIt:] _n. 
_____

psych

  [saIk]

    1. _v. _.

      1) (), ();   

      2)  ;    ( -.);
       (-.)

      3) , 

      4)   ( -.)

      5) ; 

      #) psych out _. ) ;  ;
      )   ; ) ,
      , ; )  ; psych up
      ) , ; )   (
      -.)

    2. _n. _.

      1) 

      2)  
_____

psychodelia

  ['saIku'delIa] _n. ,   
   
_____

psychodelic

  [,saIku'delIk] _a. (. psychodelia)

    1) 

    2) ; , 
_____

psychedelia

  ['saIkI'delIa] = psychodelia
_____

psychedelic

  [,saIkI'delIk] = psychodelic
_____

psychoanalyse

  [,saIku'nlaIz] _v.  
_____

psychoanalytic

  ['saIku,n'lItIk] _a. 
_____

psychoanalytical

  ['saIku,n'lItIkl] = psychoanalytic
_____

psychobabble

  [,saIku'bbl] _n. _.  
_____

psychokinesis

  [,saIkukaI'ni:sIs] _n. 
_____

psychometric

  [saI'kOmItrIk] _a. 
_____

psychometry

  [saI'kOmItrI] _n. 
_____

psychopathic

  [,saIku'pIk] _a. 
_____

psychopathy

  [saI'kOpI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , 
_____

psychotherapist

  ['saIku'erpIst] _n. 
_____

psychotherapy

  ['saIku'erpI] _n. 
_____

psychotic

  [saI'kOtIk] _a. 
_____

pubic

  ['pju:bIk] _a. _. , 
_____

pulverulent

  [pAl'verjulnt] _a. , 
_____

pumpernickel

  ['pAmpnIkl] _n. _.      
_____

punching-bag

  ['pAntSINbg] = punching-ball
_____

punch-bag

  ['pAntSbg] = punching-ball
_____

punch-ball

  ['pAntSbO:l] = punching-ball
_____

punch-drunk

  ['pAntSdrANk] _a.

    1)   ,       (
    )

    2) _. , 
_____

punch line

  ['pAntSlaIn] _n.  
_____

punchy

  ['pAntSI] _a. , , 
_____

puppeteer

  ['pApIt] _n. , 
_____

purplish

  ['p:plIS] _a. ,   
_____

purpose-built

  ['p:ps'bIlt] _a.     
  
_____

pushy

  ['puSI] _a. _. ; ; , 
_____

quadraphonic

  [,kwOdr'funIk] _a.  (  
  )
_____

quadriceps

  ['kwOdrIseps] _n. _. ң 
_____

quadrophonic

  [,kwOdr'funIk] = quadraphonic
_____

qualifier

  ['kwOlIfaI] _n. _. ; , 
_____

quantifiable

  ['kwOntIfaIbl] _a.   
_____

quantifier

  ['kwOntIfaI] _n. _. 
_____

quasar

  ['kweIs] _n. _. 
_____

quiff

  [kwIf] _n. 
_____

quirky

  ['kw:kI] _a.

    1) , ; 

    2) , ,  ( )
_____

quizmaster

  ['kwIz,ma:st] _n.  
_____

rabble-rouser

  ['rbl'rauz] _n. _. , 
_____

rabble-rousing

  ['rbl'rauzIN] _n. _. , 
_____

racegoer

  ['reIsgu] _n.  
_____

raconteur

  [,rkOn't:] _n. _. () 
_____

rad

  I [rd] _n. _. 

  II [rd] _.  radius

  III [rd] _.  radical 1, 2), 3)  4)

  IV [rd] _n. _. 
_____

radicalize

  ['rdIklaIz] _v. 
_____

radiocarbon

  [,reIdIu'ka:bn] _n. _.   ; 
_____

radiographer

  [,reIdI'Ogrf] _n.

    1) ;    

    2) 
_____

radiography

  [,reIdI'OgrfI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

radiological

  [,reIdIu'lOdIkl] _a. ; 
_____

radiologist

  [,reIdI'OldIst] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

radio-therapist

  ['reIdIu'erpIst] _n. 
_____

rag-bag

  ['rgbg] _n.

    1)   ,   ..

    2)  
_____

raggedy

  ['rgIdI] _a. _. 
_____

railcard

  ['reIlka:d] _n.   (  
     )
_____

railway man

  ['reIlweImn] _n. 
_____

rainforest

  ['reIn,fOrIst] _n.  ;  
_____

rain-swept

  ['reIn'swept] _a.  
_____

ramekin

  ['rmkIn] _n.

    1)  ,     

    2)     
_____

randomize

  ['rndmaIz] _v.  
_____

ranking

  ['rNkIN]

    1. _n.

      1) ; 

      2) _.    

    2. _a. ,    , 
_____

rapist

  ['reIpIst] _n. ;   
_____

rapper

  ['rp] _n.

    1.    ""

    2. _. _.  

    3. _.

      1)  ,

      2) , 
_____

rapporteur

  [,rpO:'t:] _n. 
_____

raptor

  ['rpt] _n. _. 
_____

raspy

  ['ra:spI] _a. , 
_____

ratbag

  ['rtbg] _n. _. , 
_____

ratchet

  ['rtSIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

raver

  ['reIv] _n.

    1) _. ,  ; 

    2) _. 

    3) _. ; 
_____

razzamatazz

  ['rzm'tz] = razzle-dazzle
_____

razzmatazz

  ['rzm'tz] = razzle-dazzle
_____

reactivate

  [ri:'ktIveIt] _v. , 
_____

reafforestation

  [ri:,fIlI'eISn] _n. _. 
_____

reallocate

  ['ri:'lukeIt] _v. 
_____

re-allot

  ['ri:'lOt] _v.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

real-time

  ['rIl'taIm] _a. _. ()   
_____

reapperance

  ['ri:'pIrns] _n.  
_____

reappraisal

  ['ri:'preIzl] _n.  (  ..)
_____

reappraise

  ['ri:'preIz] _v.  (  ..)
_____

rear-end

  ['rI'end] _v. _.    
_____

rearrange

  ['ri:'reInd] _v. , , ,
  
_____

rearrangement

  ['ri:'reIndmnt] _n. ; , ,
  ; 
_____

reassemble

  ['ri:'sembl] _v.

    1)  , 

    2) _.  ()
_____

reassess

  ['ri:'ses] _v.

    1)   (  ..)

    2)  ,  (  ..)
_____

reassessment

  ['ri:'sesmnt] _n. , 
_____

reawaken

  ['ri:'weIkn] _v.   (,   ..)
_____

rebirth

  ['ri:'b:] _n. 
_____

reborn

  ['ri:'bO:n] _a. ģ, ;   
_____

recapitalize

  ['ri:k'pItlaIz] _v. _.   
_____

recce

  ['reksI] _v. (_.  reconnaissance) _. 
_____

receptor

  [rI'sept] _n.

    1) _. ,  

    2) = receiver
_____

recessionary

  [rI'seSnrI] _a. _.   
_____

recharge

  ['ri:'tSa:d] _v. 
_____

rechargeable

  ['ri:'tSa:dbl] _a. 
_____

reclusive

  [rI'klu:sIv] _a. , 
_____

recommence

  ['ri:k'mens] _v. 
_____

reconfirm

  ['ri:kn'f:m] = confirm
_____

reconnect

  ['ri:k'nekt] _v.   (, , )
_____

reconquer

  ['ri:'kONk] _v.  , 
_____

reconstitute

  ['ri:,kOnstItju:t] _v. , 
_____

reconstitution

  ['ri:,kOnstI'tju:Sn] _n. , 
_____

reconstructive

  ['ri:kn'strAktIv] _a. 
_____

reconvene

  ['ri:kn'vi:n] _v.   (,   ..)
_____

reconvention

  ['ri:kn'venSn] _n. _.  ,  
_____

record-breaker

  ['rekO:d,breIk] _n.   
_____

record-breaking

  ['rekO:d'breIkIN] _a.   
_____

recoverable

  [rI'kAvrbl] _a. 
_____

recyclable

  ['ri:'saIkbl] _a.  
_____

recycle

  ['ri:'saIkl] _v.

    1)  ;    ( )

    2)   . 
_____

redecorate

  ['ri:'dekreIt] _v.    
_____

redeemable

  [rI'di:mbl] _a.

    1)  , 

    2)  ( ); ģ
_____

redefine

  ['ri:dI'faIn] _v. 
_____

redefinition

  ['ri:,defI'nISn] _n. 
_____

redemptive

  [rI'demptIv] _a. 
_____

redesign

  ['ri:dI'zaIn] _v. 
_____

redevelop

  ['ri:dI'velp] _v. ; 
_____

redevelopment

  ['ri:dI'velpmnt] _n. , 
_____

red-head

  ['redhed] _n. (. redhead)  
_____

red-headed

  ['red'hedId] _a. 
_____

redirect

  ['ri:dI'rekt] _v. ()
_____

rediscover

  ['ri:dIs'kAv] _v.  , 
_____

rediscovery

  ['ri:dIs'kAvrI] _n.  
_____

redraft

  ['ri:'dra:ft] _v. ,  (, )
_____

redraw

  ['ri:'drO:] _v. _.    , 
_____

reductionist

  [rI'dAkSnIst] _n. ,  
_____

reductive

  [rI'dAktIv] _a. ݣ, ݣ
_____

re-enact

  ['ri:I'nkt] _v.

    1)  ;   

    2) ,  ( ) -. 
_____

re-enactment

  ['ri:I'nktmnt] _n.

    1)   

    2) ,  -. 
_____

re-enter

  ['ri:'ent] _v.  
_____

re-examination

  ['ri:Ig,zmI'neISn] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

re-examine

  ['ri:Ig'zmIn] _v.  ,  (  ..)
_____

referral

  [rI'f:rl] _n.

    1)  ( ,    ..)

    2)   ( ,     ..); 50
    per cent of referrals were turned down 50   
    

    3)   ,   ..
_____

reflate

  [rI'fleIt] _v.    (  ..)
_____

reflation

  [rI'fleISn] _n. _.   (,  )
_____

reformism

  ['rIfO:mIzm] _n. 
_____

refundable

  [ri:'fAndbl] _a. , 
_____

refurbish

  [rI'f:bIS] _v. ; ;    ( -.)
_____

refurbishment

  [rI'f:bISmnt] _n. , 
_____

regionalism

  ['ri:dnlIzm] _n.

    1)   , 

    2) 

    3)  ( );    
_____

rehab

  ['ri:hb] _n. (_.  rehabilitation) _. _. 
_____

rejig

  [ri:'dIg] _v. , 
_____

rekindle

  ['ri:'kIndl] _v.  , 
_____

relativistic

  [,reltI'vIstIk] _a. _. ; 
_____

religiosity

  [rI,lIdI'OsItI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

religiously

  [rI'lIdslI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) , ; ; , 
_____

relive

  ['ri:'lIv] _v.

    1)    , 

    2)   ; ,  
_____

relocate

  ['ri:lu'keIt] _v.

    1) , ; ; ; to
    relocate the command post   

    2)  (     )

    3) _.   Σ
_____

remarriage

  ['ri:'mrId] _n.

    1)    

    2)  
_____

remarry

  ['ri:'mrI] _v.    
_____

remaster

  ['ri:'ma:st] _v.  (,    ..)
_____

rematch

  ['ri:'mtS] _n. _. 
_____

remix

  ['ri:'mIks]

    1. _n.    

    2. _v.    
_____

remote-controlled

  [rI'mutkn'truld] _a. _.   ;
  ,   
_____

remotely

  [rI'mutlI] _adv.

    1) ̣

    2) , 
_____

remould

  ['ri:'muld]

    1. _n.  ;  

    2. _v. ,  (  ..)
_____

renege

  [rI'ni:g] = renegue
_____

renegue

  [rI'ni:g] _v.

    1) _.   

    2) _. 

    3) _.  
_____

renewable

  [rI'nju:bl] _a. ,  (   
  ..)
_____

repair-man

  [rI'pEmn] _n. (_pl. -men [men])  ;  
_____

rephrase

  [rI'freIz] _v. 
_____

reportedly

  [rI'pO:tIdlI] _adv.  ;  
_____

repossess

  ['ri:p'zes] _v.

    1)     (-.)

    2)    (,     )
_____

repossession

  ['ri:p'zeSn] _n.

    1)    

    2)   ԣ
_____

repot

  [ri:'pOt] _v.     ()
_____

representational

  [,reprIzen'teISnl] _a. _. -;
  
_____

reprise

  [rI'praIz]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _v.  (  ..)
_____

re-route

  ['ri:'ru:t] _v.  ;  
_____

reschedule

  ['ri:'Sedju:l] _v. ,    
_____

resit

  [ri:'sIt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _v.  
_____

restart

  ['ri:'sta:t]

    1. _v. 

    2. _n. 
_____

restatement

  ['ri:'steItmnt] _n.  ; 
_____

restaurateur

  [,restO:r't:] _n.  
_____

restitute

  ['restItju:t] _v.

    1)  (, )

    2) _.    
_____

restructure

  [ri:'strAktS] _v. 
_____

retake

  ['ri:'teIk]

    1. _v. (retook; retaken)

      1)  ,   

      2)  

    2. _n. ߣ
_____

retook

  ['ri:'tuk] _p.  retake
_____

retaken

  ['ri:'teIkn] _p-p.  retake
_____

retell

  ['ri:tel] _v. (retold)  
_____

retold

  ['ri:'tuld] _p.  _p-p.  retell
_____

rethink

  ['ri:INk] _v. (rethought)  ()
_____

rethought

  ['ri:'O:t] _p.  _p-p.  rethink
_____

retinal

  ['retInl] _a. _.    
_____

retractable

  [rI'trktbl] _a. , ; 
_____

retrain

  [ri:'treIn] _v. ()
_____

retro-

  ['retru] _pref.      
   , ; 
_____

retro

  ['ri:tru] _a. 
_____

retroactive

  [,retru'ktIv] _a.  
_____

retrofit

  ['retrufIt] _v.  ()
_____

returnable

  [rI't:nbl] _a. 
_____

returner

  [rI't:n] _n. ,     
_____

reunification

  ['ri:,ju:nIfI'keISn] _n. 
_____

reusable

  ['ri:'ju:zbl] _a.  ;  
_____

reuse

  1. ['ri:'ju:z] _v.  

  2. ['ri:'ju:s] _n.  
_____

revalue

  [ri:'vlju:] _v. 
_____

reveller

  ['revl] _n. , , 
_____

reverb

  [rI'v:b] _n. (_.  reverberate 1))   (
  )
_____

revivalism

  [rI'vaIvlIzm] _n. _.  ""
_____

revivalist

  [rI'vaIvlIst] _n. _.   ""
_____

rewind

  ['ri:'waInd]

    1. _v. 

    2. _n. 
_____

rewire

  ['ri:'waI] _v.  
_____

rework

  ['ri:'w:k] _v. , 
_____

rheumatology

  [,ru:m'tOldI] _n. 
_____

rheumy

  ['ru:mI] _a. 
_____

rhinitis

  [raI'naItIs] _n. _. 
_____

rhizoma

  [raI'zum] _n. (_pl. -ta) = rhizome
_____

rhizomata

  [raI'zOmt] _pl.  rhizoma
_____

rhizome

  ['raIzm] _n. _. 
_____

riff

  [rIf] _n. _.   ,  
      ( )
_____

right-on

  ['raIt'On] _a. _. , ; ģ
_____

right-thinking

  ['raIt'INkIN] _a. ; 
_____

right-winger

  ['raIt'wIN] _n. , 
_____

ring-pull

  ['rIN'pul] _n.      
_____

ringside

  ['rINsaId] _n.

    1)    ,   ..

    2)    ; ,   ..,  ӣ 
_____

rip-roaring

  ['rIp'rO:rIN] _a. _. _. , , 
_____

riptide

  ['rIptaId] _n. 
_____

risk-taking

  ['rIsk'teIkIN] _n.  
_____

ritualistic

  [,rItju'lIstIk] _a. 
_____

ritualize

  ['rItjulaIz] _v.

    1)  

    2)   ,  
_____

ritualized

  ['rItjulaIzd] _a. 
_____

riveting

  ['rIvItIN] _a. , 
_____

road-block

  ['rudblOk] _n. _.  ;  -
  
_____

roadworks

  ['rudw:ks] _n. _pl.    
_____

robotic

  [ru'bOtIk] _a.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

robotics

  [ru'bOtIks] _n. 
_____

rock-hard

  ['rOk'ha:d] _a.  
_____

romanticize

  [r'mntIsaIz] _v. 
_____

rooftop

  ['ru:ftOp] _n.  
_____

rootle

  ['ru:tl] _v.

    1)    ( )

    2) , 

    3) _.  (-.); ,  (-.
    )
_____

ropey

  ['rupI] _a. _. , 
_____

rosehip

  ['ruzhIp] _n.  
_____

rose-tinted

  ['ruz,tIntId] = rose-coloured
_____

roust

  [raust] _v. _. , , 
_____

routinely

  [ru:'ti:nlI] _adv.

    1)  ,  

    2) , 

    3)   

    4) 
_____

roving

  I ['ruvIN] _n.

    1) , , 

    2)      

  II ['ruvIN] _a.

    1) , , 

    2)  (   ..)
_____

royally

  ['rOIlI] _adv.

    1) -, 

    2) _. , 

    3) _. , 
_____

rubbery

  ['rAbrI] _a. 
_____

rubella

  [ru:'bel] _n. _. 
_____

ruckus

  ['rAks] _n. _. _. , 
_____

run-of-the-mill

  ['rAnv'mIl] _a. _. , , 
_____

sachet

  ['sSeI] _n.

    1) ,  ,   

    2)  (      )
_____

sadistic

  [s'dIstIk] _a. 
_____

safe-keeping

  ['seIf,ki:pIN] _n. 
_____

salesgirl

  ['seIlzg:l] _n. 
_____

salesperson

  ['seIlzp:sn] _n. 
_____

salmonella

  [sm'nel] _n.  ()
_____

samba

  ['smb] _n.  ( )
_____

samovar

  [,smu'va:] _n. _. 
_____

sander

  ['snd] _n.

    1) _-. 

    2) - 

    3) _.  
_____

sang-froid

  ['sa:N'frwa:] _n. _. ,  , ; to
  lose one's sang-froid  
_____

sashay

  [s'SeI] _v. ,  ,  
_____

sassy

  ['ssI] _a. _.

    1) , ; 

    2) 
_____

savoir faire

  ['svwa:'fE] _n. _. ,    ()
  ; , 
_____

scam

  ['skm] _n. _. 
_____

scarper

  ['ska:p] _v. _. 
_____

scatological

  [,skt'lOdIkl] _a.

    1) ,    

    2) -
_____

scattershot

  ['sktSOt] _a. , , 
_____

scatty

  ['sktI] _a. _. , 
_____

schema

  ['ski:m] _n. (_pl. -ta)

    1) _. 

    2)   ( )

    3) _.  

    4) _. , 

    5) _. 
_____

schemata

  ['ski:mt] _pl.  schema
_____

scherzo

  ['skEtsu] _n. (_pl. -os ['skEtsuz]) _. 
_____

schizoid

  ['skItsOId]

    1. _a. _. 

    2. _n. _. , 
_____

schizophrenic

  [,skItsu'frenIk]

    1. _a. _. 

    2. _n. _. 
_____

schlock

  [SlOk] _n. _. , ; 
_____

schmaltz

  [Sma:lts] _n. _.  ;  
_____

schmaltzy

  ['Sma:lsI] _a. _. , 
_____

schmelz

  [Smelts] = schmelze
_____

schmelze

  [Smelts] _n. _.  
_____

schmooze

  [Smu:z] _v. _. _. , 
_____

schnaps

  [Snps] = schnapps
_____

schnapps

  [Snps] _n. _. ; 
_____

school-days

  ['sku:ldeIz] _n. _pl.  
_____

schooled

  [sku:ld] _a. , 
_____

sci

  ['saI]

    1. _n. _. . science

    2. _a. _. . scientific
_____

sci-fi

  ['saI'faI] _n. _. _. . science fiction
_____

scintillating

  ['sIntIleItIN] _a. , 
_____

scoreless

  ['skO:lIs] _a. _.   
_____

scrambler

  ['skrmbl] _n. _. ;  
_____

scramblers

  ['skrmblz] _n. _pl.  
_____

scrapyard

  ['skrpja:d] = scrap-heap
_____

screamingly

  ['skri:mINlI] _adv.   , 
_____

screw-top

  ['skru:'tOp] _n.

    1)  

    2)    
_____

scrubland

  ['skrAblnd] _n.  
_____

scumbag

  ['skAmbg] _n. _. _. , 
_____

seabed

  ['si:bed] _n.  
_____

searcher

  ['s:tS] _n.

    1) ,  , 

    2)  

    3)   ( )

    4) _. 
_____

sea-serpent

  ['si:'s:pnt] _n.  
_____

seasick

  ['si:,sIk] _a.   
_____

seating

  ['si:tIN] _n.

    1) , 

    2)     (,   ..)

    3)   ,  

    4) _. ; ; , 
_____

sebum

  ['si:bm] _n. _.  
_____

second-guess

  ['seknd'ges] _v. , 
_____

second-in-command

  ['sekndInk'ma:nd] _n.  , 
_____

secondment

  ['sekndmnt] _n. 
_____

second-string

  ['seknd'strIN] _n. 
_____

sectorial

  [sek'tO:rIl] _a.

    1) 

    2): sectorial tooth _.  
_____

seducer

  [sI'dju:s] _n. 
_____

seductress

  [sI'dAktrIs] _n. 
_____

segmentation

  [,segmn'teISn] _n. 
_____

segregationist

  [,segrI'geISnIst] _n.  ; 
_____

self-access

  ['self'kses] _n.   ( )
_____

self-adhesive

  ['selfd'hi:sIv] _a. 
_____

self-aggrandizement

  ['self'grndIzmnt] _n.   
_____

self-appointed

  ['self'pOIntId] _a.   ; a self-appointed guardian of
  public morals    
_____

self-assembly

  ['self'semblI] _n. 
_____

self-confessed

  ['selfkn'fest] _a. ;   
_____

self-confidence

  ['self'kOnfIdns] _n. 
_____

self-congratulatory

  ['selfkn'grtjultrI] _a.   
_____

self-defeating

  ['selfdI'fi:tIN] _a.   
_____

self-denying

  ['selfdI'naIIN] _a.    

    *) self-denying ordinance ) _.  1645 .,  
       ; )   ,
      -.   
_____

self-deprecating

  ['self'deprIkeItIN] _a.   
_____

self-depreciation

  ['selfdI,pri:SI'eISn] _n. _.   ,
  
_____

self-depreciative

  ['selfdI'pri:StIv] _a. _.   
_____

self-destruct

  ['selfdIs'trAkt] _v. ; 
_____

self-destroyer

  ['selfdIs'trOI] _n. 
_____

self-destructive

  ['selfdIs'trAktIv] _a. ; 
_____

self-distrust

  ['selfdIs'trAst] = self-doubt
_____

self-doubt

  ['self'daut] _n. ,    , 
   
_____

self-effacing

  ['selfI'feIsIN] _a. ;   
_____

self-employed

  ['selfIm'plOId] _a.  ϣ  ;
     
_____

self-examination

  ['selfIg,zmI'neISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

self-fulfilling

  ['selfful'fIlIN] _n. 
_____

self-image

  ['self'ImId] _n. _.    ; 
   
_____

self-important

  ['selfIm'pO:tnt] _a.   ; 
_____

self-imposed

  ['selfIm'puzd] _a.    
_____

self-indulgent

  ['selfIn'dAldnt] _a. ,   
_____

self-inflicted

  ['selfIn'flIktId] _a. Σ  ӣ   ( ,
  , )
_____

self-loathing

  ['self'luIN] _n.    
_____

self-raising

  ['selfreIzIN] _a. _. 
_____

self-respecting

  ['selfrIs'pektIN] _a.    
_____

self-rule

  ['self'ru:l] _n. _. 
_____

self-satisfaction

  ['self,stIs'fkSn] _n. , 
_____

self-serving

  ['self's:vIN] _a.     
_____

self-sustained

  ['selfss'teInd] _a. _. 
_____

self-sustaining

  ['selfss'teInIN] _a.  ( ,   ..)
_____

seminarian

  ['semInrIn] _n. 
_____

seminarist

  ['semInrIst] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 

    3) _pl. _.    

    4) _. _. - ,  
       
_____

semiotics

  [,si:mI'OtIks] _n. _. 
_____

semi-professional

  ['semIpr'feSnl] _a. 
_____

semi-skilled

  ['semI'skIld] _a. 
_____

semi-tropical

  ['semI'trOpIkl] _a. ; 
_____

sending-off

  ['sendIN'O:f] _n. _.    (  )
_____

sensationalist

  [sen'seISnlIst] _n. _. 
_____

sensationalize

  [sen'seISnlaIz] _v.

    1)  

    2) _.   , 
_____

sentimentalism

  [,sentI'mentlIzm] _n. 
_____

sentimentalist

  [,sentI'mentlIst] _n.  
_____

sentimentalize

  [,sentI'mentlaIz] _v. 
_____

sequencer

  ['si:kwns] _n. _. 
_____

sequencing

  ['si:kwnsIN] _n. _. 
_____

ser

  [sI] _n.    (= 0,933 .)
_____

serialization

  [,sIrIlaI'zeISn] _n.    ( , ); 
  (  ..)  
_____

server

  ['s:v] _n.

    1)  ( , )

    2)    ( , )

    3) ,   ()

    4) _.  , 
_____

serving

  ['s:vIN] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  ()
_____

sexism

  ['seksIzm] _n.   , .  
_____

sexist

  ['seksIst]

    1. _n. ; ,    ,
       ɣ    ..

    2. _a. _. ;   
    ,   ɣ     ..; sexist
    society ,     
_____

sexologist

  [sek'sOldIst] _n. 
_____

sexuality

  [,seksju'lItI] _n. 
_____

shading

  ['SeIdIN] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) , 
_____

shaikh

  [SeIk] = sheikh
_____

shaitan

  [SaI'ta:n] _n. _.

    1) ,  , ޣ, 

    2) _.  

    3)  
_____

Shamanism

  ['SmnIzm] _n. ,    
_____

shareware

  ['SE,wE] _n. _.   
_____

sharpish

  ['Sa:pIS] _a. 
_____

sheep-walk

  ['Si:pwO:k] _n.  
_____

sheikhdom

  ['SeIkdm] _n. 
_____

shelving

  I ['SelvIN] _n.

    1) 

    2)    (,   ..)

    3) _.  

  II ['SelvIN] _n. ; 
_____

ship-load

  ['SIplud] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

shit

  [SIt]

    1. _n. _. _.

      1) 

      2) ,  

      3) ,  ( )

    2. _v. _. _. 
_____

shite

  [SaIt] _a. _. _. 
_____

shitless

  ['SItlIs] _adv. _.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

shitty

  [SItI] _a. _. _. 
_____

shopaholic

  [,SOp'hOlIk] _n. _. ,    
_____

shoplift

  ['SOp,lIft] _v.   
_____

shore-line

  ['SO:laIn] _n.  
_____

short-fall

  ['SO:tfO:l] _n. _. , ; 
_____

short-haul

  ['SO:t'hO:l] _a.    
_____

shortish

  ['SO:tIS] _a.  
_____

short list

  ['SO:t'lIst]

    1. _n.

      1)   (  )

      2)      (  ..)

    2. _v.

      1)    

      2)       
_____

short-range

  ['SO:t'reInd] _a.    ;  
_____

short-staffed

  ['SO:t'sta:ft] _a.  ; we are short-staffed 
      ()
_____

shoulder-high

  ['Suld'haI] _a.   
_____

shoulder-length

  ['Suld'leN] _a.    ( )
_____

showbiz

  ['SubIz] _n. _. -,  
_____

showpiece

  ['Supi:s] _n. ;   
_____

show-stopper

  ['Su'stOp] _n. _.

    1) ,   ..,   

    2) ,    
_____

showtime

  ['SutaIm] _n.   
_____

shredder

  ['Sred] _n.   
_____

shrink-wrap

  ['SrINk'rp] _v.    
_____

sic

  [sIk]

    1) = such 1

    2) _adv. _. ! (    )
_____

sidekick

  ['saIdkIk] _n. _.  
_____

sideswipe

  ['saIdswaIp] _n.  ,   ..; ""
_____

sight-read

  ['saIt,ri:d] _v.      ( );  (,
  )  
_____

simplistic

  [sIm'plIstIk] _a. 
_____

sin-bin

  ['sIn'bIn] _n. _.: to send to the sin-bin    
_____

sitcom

  ['sItkOm] _n. (_.  situation comedy)  
_____

situate

  ['sItjueIt] _v.   ̣    ̣ 
_____

six-pack

  ['sIkspk] _n.      
_____

sizeable

  ['saIzbl] = sizable
_____

skateboard

  ['skeItbO:d] _n. ,       
_____

skeptical

  ['skeptIkl] = sceptical
_____

skepticism

  ['skeptIsIzm] = scepticism
_____

sketchpad

  i['sketSpd] = sketch-book
_____

skinhead

  ['skIn,hed] _n. 
_____

skinless

  ['skInlIs] _a.   , 
_____

skint

  [skInt] _a. _.   
_____

skydiving

  ['skaI,daIvIN] _n.    
_____

slack-jawed

  ['slkdO:d] _a.   (   ..)
_____

slammer

  [slm] _n. _. 
_____

slap-happy

  ['slp'hpI] _a. , 
_____

sleaze

  [sli:z] _n. _. 
_____

sleeveless

  ['sli:vlIs] _a.   
_____

slimline

  ['slImlaIn] _a. , 
_____

slinky

  ['slINkI] _a.  ( )
_____

slippage

  ['slIpId] _n.

    1) , 

    2) ; ; 
_____

slipstream

  ['slIpstri:m] _n.      
  
_____

slithery

  ['slIrI] _a. 
_____

sloganeering

  [,slug'nIrIN] _n.  
_____

slogger

  ['slOg] _n.    ( )
_____

slugger

  ['slAg] _. = slogger
_____

slurp

  [sl:p]

    1. _v. , 

    2. _n. , 
_____

smallish

  ['smO:lIS] _a. ,  
_____

smalls

  [smO:lz] _n. _pl. _.  
_____

small-scale

  ['smO:lskeIl] _a. , 
_____

smalltown

  ['smO:ltaun] _a. , 
_____

smartly

  ['sma:tlI] _adv. , 
_____

smash-and-grab

  ['smSn'grb] _n.     
_____

smashed

  ['smSd] _a. _.  
_____

smelter

  ['smelt] _n.  
_____

smiley

  ['smaIlI] _a. _.  
_____

smiling

  ['smaIlIN] _a. , 

    *) a smiling face oft hides an aching heart    
    
_____

smilingly

  ['smaIlINlI] _adv. 
_____

smooch

  [smu:tS] _v. _. , , 
_____

smoothie

  ['smu:I] _n.  
_____

smoothy

  ['smu:I] _n.  
_____

smooth-talking

  ['smu:tO:kIN] _a. ; 
_____

smorgasbord

  ['smO:gs,bOd] _n. _.

    1) " " ( ,  - )

    2) , 
_____

snapper

  ['snp] _n.

    1) 

    2)  , 

    3) ,  

    4)  ( )

    5) _. 

    6) _. 

    7) _. 

    8) = snapping beetle

    9) = snapping-turtle

    10) _-. 
_____

snapping beetle

  ['snpIN'bi:tl] _n. _. -
_____

snapping-turtle

  ['snpIN,t:tl] _n. _.  
_____

sniffle

  ['snIfl]

    1. _v. ;  

    2. _n.

      1) , 

      2) 
_____

snobbish

  ['snObIS] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

snobby

  ['snObI] _. = snobbish
_____

snog

  [snOg] _v. _.   
_____

snow-broth

  ['snubrO] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  ģ 
_____

socio-

  ['susIu]   ;    
   -; sociologist ; sociology 
_____

socio-economic

  ['susI,i:k'nOmIk] _a. -
_____

socio-political

  ['susIp'lItIkl] _a. -
_____

sodding

  ['sOdIN] _a. _. 
_____

softback

  ['sOftbk] _n.    
_____

soft-boiled

  ['sOftbOIld] _a.  
_____

softie

  ['sOftI] = softy
_____

softly

  ['sOftlI] _adv.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

software

  ['sOftwE] _n.  
_____

soigne

  [swa:njeI] _a. _. ̣; , 
_____

solid-state

  ['sOlId'steIt] _a. _. , 
_____

sorbet

  ['sO:bt] = sherbet
_____

soubriquet

  ['su:brIkeI] = sobriquet
_____

soul-searching

  ['sul,s:tSIN] _n.    , ;
   
_____

soundbite

  ['saundbaIt] _n.     (   
  )
_____

soundly

  ['saundlI] _adv.

    1) , أ; , 

    2) , 

    3) , 
_____

soupy

  ['su:pI] _a.

    1) , ,   

    2) _. , 

    3) , ; soupy weather  
_____

south-bound

  ['sau'baund] _a.   
_____

spacing

  ['speIsIN] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) _.  ̣  

    4) _-.  ,  ; 

    5) _.  , ; 
_____

spangly

  ['spNglI] _a.  
_____

sparkler

  ['spa:kl] _n.  
_____

sparky

  ['spa:kI] _a. _. , ̣
_____

spiffing

  ['spIfIN] _a. _. , ; , ""
_____

spillage

  ['spIlId] _n. , ; 
_____

spine-chilling

  ['spaIn'tSIlIN] _a. 
_____

spine-tingling

  ['spaIn'tINglIN] _a.   
_____

splat

  [splt] _n.    
_____

split-level

  ['splItlevl] _a. ()   
_____

split-screen

  ['splItskri:n]

    1. _n. _.  

    2. _a.   (    )
_____

spoiler

  ['spOIl] _n. 
_____

spokesperson

  ['spuksp:sn] _n. ; 
_____

spokeswoman

  ['spukswumn] _n. (_pl. -men) ;  ( )
_____

sponsorship

  ['spOnsSIp] _n. 
_____

spooky

  ['spu:kI] _a. _. , 
_____

sportswear

  ['spO:tswE] _n.  
_____

spotlit

  ['spOtlIt] _a. 
_____

spousal

  ['spauzl]

    1. _n. _.

      1) ; 

      2) (. _pl.) ; 

    2. _a. _. , 
_____

spreadsheet

  ['spredSi:t] _n. _.  
_____

spring-clean

  ['sprINkli:n]

    1. _n. ()  

    2. _v.    ()
_____

spring-cleaning

  ['sprINkli:nIN] _n. ()  
_____

squaddie

  ['skwOdI] _n. _.   
_____

squarely

  ['skwElI] _adv.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

squid

  [skwId] _n. 
_____

squidgy

  ['skwIdI] _a. _. 
_____

squiggly

  ['skwIglI] _a. ; 
_____

staffer

  ['sta:f] _n. _.  
_____

staffing

  ['sta:fIN] _n.  
_____

stagflation

  [,stg'fleISn] _n. , ()   
  
_____

staggering

  ['stgrIN]

    1. _n.

      1) ; , ף ;  

      2)      ; 
      

      3) _.  

    2. _a.

      1) , , 

      2) , 
_____

stair-well

  ['stEwel] _n.  ,  
_____

stake-holder

  ['steIk,huld] _n.

    1)   

    2)  (  , )
_____

stalker

  ['stO:k] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  

    3) _.  , ͣ
_____

stall-holder

  ['stO:l,huld] _n.   
_____

stance

  I [stns] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

  II [stns] _n. _. ,  (.  )
_____

stapler

  I ['steIpl] _n. _. , , ; -
  

  II ['steIpl] _n.

    1)  

    2)  

    3) _. , 
_____

star-crossed

  ['sta:krOst] _a.    , 
_____

star-studded

  ['sta:'stAdId] _a.    ,   
   ( , ɣ  ..)
_____

starving

  ['sta:vIN] _a. _.  
_____

stasis

  ['steIsIs] _n. 
_____

statehood

  ['steIthud] _n.  , ; independent
  statehood  
_____

stateless

  ['steItlIs] _a.   
_____

statelet

  ['steItlIt] _n.   
_____

state-of-the-art

  ['staItv'a:t] _a. , , 
_____

statesmanlike

  ['steItsmnlaIk] _a.   ,
  
_____

statewide

  ['steItwaId] _a.   
_____

stats

  [stts] _n. _. . statistics
_____

steelmaker

  ['sti:lmeIk] _n. ,  
_____

steering

  ['stIrIN] _n.  
_____

step-parent

  ['step,pErnt] _n. ,  ; ,  
_____

stereotypical

  ['stIrItIpIkl] _a. 
_____

steroid

  ['sterOId] _n. _. 
_____

stetson

  ['stetsn] _n.  
_____

stimulative

  ['stImjultIv]

    1. _. ,  

    2. _a. , 
_____

stinky

  ['stINkI] = stinking 2
_____

stir-fry

  ['st:'fraI] _v.    ,  
_____

stir-crazy

  ['st:'kreIzI] _a. _.  ( ޣ);  
  
_____

stirps

  [st:ps] _n. (_pl. stirpes)

    1) ; , ;  

    2) ;  

    *) per stirpes _.    ( )
_____

stirpes

  ['st:pi:z] _pl.  stirps
_____

stockish

  ['stOkIS] _a. ; , 
_____

stockist

  ['stOkIst] _n. ,    
_____

stomach-churning

  ['stAmk'tS:nIN] _a.  
_____

stop-go

  ['stOpgu] _a.     
_____

storecard

  ['stO:ka:d] _n.  
_____

storefront

  ['stO:frAnt] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)    ,   
_____

storyline

  ['stO:rIlaIn] _n. ,   
_____

straggly

  ['strglI] _a. ; 
_____

straight-faced

  ['streItfeIst] _a.   
_____

strapless

  ['strplIs] _a.    ( )
_____

stratospheric

  [,strtu'sferIk] _a. 
_____

streaker

  ['stri:k] _n. ,  
_____

street-lamp

  ['stri:tlmp] _n.  
_____

streetlight

  ['stri:tlaIt] = street-lamp
_____

streetwise

  ['stri:twaIz] = street smart
_____

street smart

  ['stri:t'sma:t] _a. _. _. ,  (,  
     )
_____

stressful

  ['stresful] _a. 
_____

stretchy

  ['stretSI] _a. _.  ( )
_____

stridency

  ['straIdnsI] _n. ; 
_____

stripper

  ['strIp] _n.

    1) _. ߣ

    2) ڣ
_____

stripy

  ['straIpI] _a. _. 
_____

strobe

  ['strub] _n. _. _. ,   
_____

strongman

  ['strONmn] _n.  ,  
_____

stroppy

  ['strOpI] _a. _. ; 
_____

structuralism

  ['strAktSrlIzm] _n. 
_____

structuralist

  ['strAktSrlIst] _n. 
_____

stumer

  ['stju:m] _n. _.

    1)  ,    

    2) , 
_____

styling

  ['staIlIN] _n.  (,    ..); 
_____

subatomic

  [,sAb'tOmIk] _a. 
_____

subcontinent

  ['sAb,kOntInnt] _n. 
_____

subcontractor

  [,sAbkn'trkt] _n.

    1) 

    2) -
_____

subculture

  [,sAb'kAltS] _n. 
_____

subhuman

  ['sAb'hju:mn] _a. ,  
_____

submariner

  ['sAbmri:n] _n. ,    
_____

subplot

  [sAb'plOt] _n.   
_____

subset

  ['sAb'set] _n. _. 
_____

subsidiarity

  [sb,sIdj'rItI] _n. 
_____

subspecies

  ['sAb,spi:Si:z] _n. _. _. , 
_____

subtext

  ['sAb'tekst] _n. 
_____

subtotal

  ['sAb,tutl] _n. 
_____

suburbia

  [s'b:bI] _n. _. _.    ; 
_____

sub-zero

  ['sAb'zIru] _a.   ( )
_____

sucrose

  ['sju:krus] _n. _. ,  
_____

summing-up

  ['sAmIN'Ap] _n. _.   
_____

sunbathe

  ['sAnbeI] _v. 
_____

sunblock

  ['sAnblOk] _n.  
_____

sun-drenched

  ['sAn'drentSt] _a.  
_____

sunless

  ['sAnlIs] _a.  , , , 
_____

sunroof

  ['sAnru:f] _n.        
  ( , )
_____

sunscreen

  ['sAnskri:n] _n.  
_____

superconductor

  ['sju:pkn'dAkt] _n. _. 
_____

super-ego

  [,sju:pr'egu] _n. _. -, -
_____

supergrass

  ['sju:p'gra:s] _n. _. 
_____

supergroup

  ['sju:p'gru:p] _n.   -
_____

superhero

  ['sju:p'hIru] _n. 
_____

superhighway

  ['sju:p'haIweI] _n. _.   
_____

supernova

  ['sju:p'nuv] _n. _.  ()
_____

superstar

  ['sju:p'sta:] _n.   ,  ( )
_____

superstate

  ['sju:p'steIt] _n. 
_____

superstore

  ['sju:p'stO:] _n. 
_____

supertanker

  ['sju:p'tNk] _n. 
_____

supplementation

  [,sAplImen'teISn] _n. , 
_____

supplier

  [s'plaI] _n. 
_____

supportive

  [s'pO:tIv] _a. ; 
_____

suppressant

  [s'presnt] _n. _.  ;   
  (  ..)
_____

suppressor

  [s'pres] _a. _. 
_____

supra-

  ['sju:pr] = super-
_____

supranational

  ['sju:pr'nSnl] _a. 
_____

supremacist

  [sju'premsIst] _n.  ,  
  -. 
_____

surf-board

  ['s:fbO:d] _n. _.   
_____

surreal

  [s'rIl] _a. _. 
_____

surrealist

  [s'rIlIst] _n. _.  
_____

surrealistic

  [s,rI'lIstIk] _a. _. 
_____

surrogacy

  ['sArgsI] _n.   £
_____

swampland

  ['swOmplnd] _n.  
_____

swashbuckling

  ['swOS,bAklIN] _a. 
_____

swearing-in

  ['swErIN'In] _n.       
_____

sweatpants

  ['swetpnts] _n. _pl. _.    
_____

sweatshirt

  ['swetS:t] _n.   
_____

sweatsuit

  ['swetsju:t] _n. _.  
_____

sweeper

  ['swi:p] _n. _. "" ( )
_____

sweetener

  ['swi:tn] _n.  
_____

sweetness

  ['swi:tnIs] _n. , ; sweetness and light 
  ; ,  ; 
_____

sweltering

  ['sweltrIN] _a.

    1) ,   , 

    2) , , ; sweltering day  ; sweltering
    office  
_____

swinger

  ['swInd] _n. _. 
_____

sworn

  [swO:n]

    1. _a.

      1) ; ; sworn witness (statement, evidence)
       (, )  ; sworn official
      ,   

      2) ; sworn broker  

      3) , 

      *) sworn brother  ; ; sworn friend 
      ; sworn enemy (foe)  

    2. _p-p.  swear 2
_____

sycophantic

  [,sIk'fntIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

symbiotic

  [,sImbI'OtIk] _a. 
_____

synapse

  [sI'nps] _n. _. 
_____

syncopation

  [,sINk'peISn] _n. _. _. 
_____

synergy

  ['sIn:dI] _n.  ;  
_____

synthesize

  ['sInIsaIz] _v. 
_____

synthesizer

  ['sInIsaIz] _n. 
_____

syrupy

  ['sIrpI] _a.

    1) ,  

    2) 
_____

systematize

  ['sIstImtaIz] _a.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

systemic

  [sIs'temIk] _a. _. ;   
  ; 
_____

systole

  ['sIstlI] _n. _. ,  
_____

systolic

  [sIs'tOlIk] _a. _. 
_____

tabasco

  [t'bskru] _n.

    1)    (. tabasco sauce)

    2)  ;  
_____

table-bell

  ['teIblbel] _n.  (  ,   ..)
_____

table-board

  ['teIbl'bO:d] _n.

    1) _. ()  ( )

    2) _.   , 
_____

table-centre

  ['teIbl,sent] _n.   (     )
_____

table-cut

  ['teIblkAt] _a.  ( )
_____

table-faced

  ['teIblfeIst] = table-cut
_____

table-glass

  ['teIblgla:s] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

table-hop

  ['teIblhOp] _v.   ()  ( , 
    ..)
_____

table-lamp

  ['teIbllmp] _n.  
_____

table-leg

  ['teIblleg] _n.  
_____

table-moving

  ['teIbl,mu:vIN] = table-lifting
_____

table-rapping

  ['teIbl,rpIN] _n.    (   )
_____

table-shore

  ['teIblSO:] _n. _.   
_____

table-tomb

  ['teIbltu:m] _n. 
_____

tachograph

  ['tkgra:f] _n. _. ,  
_____

tactic

  I ['tktIk] = tactics

  II ['tktIk] _a.   
_____

tag-rag

  ['tgrg]

    1. _n. _. , 

    2. _a. 
_____

tailback

  ['teIlbk] _n.

    1)    ,    
     

    2)     

    3)   
_____

tail-feather

  ['teIl'fe] _n.  
_____

tailgate

  ['teIlgeIt] _n.

    1)  

    2)    ()

    3)  ,    
_____

tail-lock

  ['teIllOk] _n.   ( )
_____

tailor-make

  ['teIlmeIk] _v.    
_____

tailpipe

  ['teIlpaIp] _n. _.

    1)   ()

    2)  
_____

tail-rope

  ['teIlrup] _n. ̣    (-.)   
_____

tail-shaft

  ['teIlSa:ft] _n.  
_____

takeaway

  ['teIkweI] _a.

    1)    (  )

    2)  (  ..)   ( )
_____

takeout

  ['taIkaut] _n.

    1)  (   ..)

    2)      

    3) ,   
_____

take-up

  ['teIkAp] _n. _.  
_____

tallow-faced

  ['tlu'feIst] _a.    
_____

tank-cut

  ['tNkkAt] _n. _.   
_____

tank-farming

  ['tNk,fa:mIN] _n. _-. ,    
_____

tank-piercing

  ['tNk'pIsIN] _a. _. 
_____

tank-wagon

  ['tNk'wgn] _n.  
_____

tantara

  I [tn'ta:r] _n. ;  

  II [tn'ta:r] _int. -
_____

tap-dancer

  ['tp,da:ns] ,  ޣ
_____

tap-dancing

  ['tp'da:nsIN] _n. ޣ
_____

tariff-reform

  ['trIfrI'fO:m] _n.

    1)   ( )

    2)    ( )
_____

tariff-wall

  ['trIf'wO:l] _n.  
_____

tarred

  [ta:d] _a. ̣; tarred paper ̣ 
_____

tart-tongued

  ['ta:t'tANd] _a. ,  ( )
_____

tarty

  ['ta:tI] _a. _. 
_____

task-oriented

  ['ta:sk'O:rIentId] _a.

    1) -

    2) 
_____

tasting

  ['teIstIN] _n.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    *) tasting room  
_____

taupe

  [tup] _a. -; ԣ-
_____

tautologic

  [,tO:t'lOdIk] _a. , 
_____

tautological

  [,tO:t'lOdIkl] _a. , 
_____

tawny-moor

  ['tO:nImu] _n. _. , 
_____

taxon

  ['tksOn] _n. _. _. ,   
  
_____

taxonomic

  [,tks'nOmIk] = taxonomical
_____

taxonomical

  [,tks'nOmIkl] _a. _. _. 
_____

taxonomist

  [tk'sOnmIst] _n. -, -
_____

taxonomy

  [tk'sOnmI] _n.  (  ), 
_____

tea-break

  ['ti:breIk] _a.     
_____

tea-chest

  ['ti:tSest] _n.  
_____

teach-in

  ['ti:tSIn] _n. -; to hold a teach-in 
  -
_____

team-up

  ['ti:mAp] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

tear-jerker

  ['tI,d:k] _n. _.  ,  
_____

tea-time

  ['ti:taIm] _n.   
_____

tech

  ['tek] _n. _. (.  technical college)  
_____

technically

  ['teknIklI] _adv.

    1) 

    2)   

    3) ; he's technically literate     
    ; -  
_____

technicolor

  [,teknI'kAl]

    1. _a. , ,  (   ..); technicolor sunset
      

    2. _n.

      1) (Technicolor) "" (  ; 
      )

      2) _. (. Technicolor)  

      3) (. Technicolor) ,  ; in glorious
      Technicolor     (   ..)
_____

technocracy

  [tek'nOkrsI] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

technocrat

  ['teknkrt] _n. 
_____

technocratic

  [,tekn'krtIk] _a. 
_____

technologic

  [,tekn'lOdIk] _a.

    1) ; technologic advance  

    2) ; technologic innovations  ; technologic
    forecasting  ; technologic unemployment
        

    3) ; technologic knowledge  
_____

technological

  [,tekn'lOdIkl] = technologic
_____

teddy

  ['tedI] = teddy boy
_____

teddy-bear

  ['tedI'bE] _n.   ( )
_____

teeny-bopper

  ['ti:nI,bOp] _n. _. -
_____

teepee

  ['ti:pi:] = tepee
_____

tee-shirt

  ['ti:S:t] = T-shirt
_____

teething

  ['ti:IN] _n.  (); teething ring   ;
  teething rusks    ; teething troubles 
  ;   (   ..)
_____

telemetry

  [te'lemItrI] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  ,    
_____

telepathic

  [,telI'pIk] _a. 
_____

telepathist

  [tI'lepIst] _n. 
_____

telex

  ['telIks]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _v.   
_____

temp

  [temp]

    1. _n. _. (.  temporary)    ;
    I do temp work    ;    ,  
    

    2. _v. _.  ;  (-.);   
    (.   )
_____

temperature-chart

  ['temprItS'tSa:t] _n.

    1)  

    2)    
_____

temperature-controlled

  ['temprItSkn'truld] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

temperature-curve

  ['temprItS'k:v] _n.     ̣ 
_____

temperature-resistant

  ['temprItSrI'zIstnt] _a. ; 
_____

tenant-farmer

  ['tennt,fa:m] _n. -
_____

tenant-right

  ['tenntraIt] _n.  
_____

tenderize

  ['tendraIz] _v.    (); 
  ();    (  ..)
_____

tennis-elbow

  ['tenIs,elbu] _n. ""  (  
   ,    )
_____

tennis-play

  ['tenIspleI] _n.   
_____

tennis-player

  ['tenIs,pleI] _n. 
_____

tennis-racket

  ['tenIs,rkIt] _n.  
_____

tenser

  ['tens] = tensor
_____

tensor

  ['tens] _n. _. ; tensor calculus  
_____

tented

  ['tentId] _a.

    1)  ,  

    2)     

    3)   ;  
_____

terraced

  ['terst] _a.

    1) ; terraced garden  

    2)  ; terraced apartment   

    3)     ; terraced houses  
      

    4) _. , 
_____

terracing

  ['tersIN] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)    
_____

terrorise

  ['terraIz] = terrorize
_____

testing

  ['testIN]

    1. _n.

      1) , , ; routine testing 
      ; testing of hearing  ; acceptance
      testing _. ɣ ; operation testing  
       ,  

      2) 

    2. _a.

      1) ; testing bench  ; testing
      laboratory  ; testing ground 

      2)   ; testing crisis ,  
        () 
_____

test-match

  ['testmtS] _n. _.    
_____

testosterone

  [tes'tOstrun] _n. _.  (  )
_____

thankfully

  ['NkfulI] _adv.  ,  ; thankfully it never happened
  again  ,    
_____

thatching

  ['tSIN] _n.

    1)    ,    

    2)   ,    
_____

theoretically

  [I'retIklI] _adv.

    1) 

    2)  ; ; 
_____

theoretician

  [,Ire'tISn] _n. ; theoreticians in the physical sciences
       
_____

therapist

  [,erpIst] _n.

    1) , . , ; beauty therapist 

    2)  (. physical therapist)
_____

thickener

  ['Ikn] _. , 
_____

threatened

  ['retnd] _a.

    1) ,  ; the threatened strike didn't come about
        

    2)    ,    (
       ..)
_____

three-mast

  ['ri:'ma:st] _a. ң
_____

three-masted

  ['ri:'ma:stId] _a. ң
_____

three-wheeler

  ['ri:'wi:l] _n.

    1) ң 

    2) ң 

    3)   
_____

thrum

  I [rAm] _n.

    1) _.    ; 

    2)   ; _pl.  ,   
    

    3) _.  ();   ( )

    4) (. _pl.) , ,  

  II [rAm]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2) _. 

    2. _v.

      1) , ;   

      2) ;    ; , 

      3)  ; to thrum on the table   
      

      #) thrum on , ,  ( 
      ); to thrum on a guitar   
_____

thrush

  I [rAS] _n. _. ; rock thrush  ; thrush family
   

  II [rAS] _n. _. ;  
_____

thumb-rule

  ['Amru:l] _n.

    1)  ; ֣ 

    2) _.   
_____

thumbs-down

  ['Amsdaun] _n.

    1) _.  " " (  )

    2) _.  
_____

thunderstruk

  ['AndstrAk] _a.

    1)   

    2) , ;   
_____

tiddle

  ['tIdl] _v. _. _.

    1) , , ; 

    2) , 

    3) ; 
_____

tiddler

  ['tIdl] _n.

    1)  ()

    2)  £,  

    3) ,  ( , . )
_____

tiddly

  ['tIdlI] _a. _.

    1) " ", " "; 

    2) ;  ( )
_____

tie-pin

  ['taIpIn]   
_____

time-keeping

  ['taIm,ki:pIN] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  ޣ
_____

time-signature

  ['taIm,sIgntS] _n. _.  
_____

tipped

  [tIpt] _a.

    1)  ; tipped cigarettes   

    2) _. 
_____

toe-hold

  ['tuhuld] _n.

    1)     (   ..)

    2)  

    3)  , 
_____

togetherness

  [t'genIs] _n.

    1) ,  (.  )

    2)  ,  

    3) 
_____

tokenism

  ['tuknIzm] _n. _.

    1)  ;   ,  
    

    2)  ,  ; it's mere tokenism 
      

    3)      
    ;        
    ..
_____

toll-free

  ['tulfri:] _a.

    1)   , 

    2)   , 
_____

tonal

  ['tunl] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) _. ,      
     
_____

tone-deaf

  ['tun'def] _a.    ; ; ۣ
   
_____

tonne

  [tOn]   (1000 .)
_____

toothy

  ['tu:I] _a.

    1) ; he has a toothy smile      

    2) 
_____

topographic

  [,tOp'grfIk] _a. ; topographic identification
      ; topographic
  interpretation _.  ; topographic map
   ; topographic survey  
_____

topographical

  [,tOp'grfIkl] = topographic
_____

top-rank

  ['tOprNk] _n.  , ,   ; 
_____

top-ranked

  ['tOprNkt] _a. ,   
_____

top-ranking

  ['tOp'rNkIN] _a.

    1) ; top-ranking civil servant 
    

    2)  ̣,  ; top-ranking musician  
     
_____

top-rated

  ['tOp'reItId] _a.     (   ..)
_____

top-secret

  ['tOp'si:krIt] _a.  ; intelligence from top-secret
  sources      
_____

top-up

  ['tOpAp] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

torturous

  ['tO:tSrs] _a. ;  
_____

totalitarianism

  [,tutlI'tErIn] _n.

    1) 

    2)    
_____

touristy

  ['turIstI] _a. _. Σ   ; the town
  is very touristy      
_____

tousled

  ['tauzld] _a. ; tousled hair  
_____

traceable

  ['treIsbl] _a.

    1) ; ; a barely traceable inscription 
     

    2)  (-.);  ( ޣ -.);  (
    -.); traceable to the death instinct   
_____

trad

  [trd] _a. (_.  traditional) _. ; ;
  to be trad  , 
_____

trade-in

  ['treIdIn] _n. ,   ޣ   (,
    ..)
_____

trade-off

  ['treIdOf] _n. _. _.

    1) ; they have been let down over the trade-off    
    

    2) ; to make a trade-off   

    3)  (     ); trade-offs between
    apparently unrelated topics    ,  
        
_____

traditionalist

  [tr'dISnlIst]

    1. _n.  , 

    2. _a.  
_____

transcendence

  [trn'sendns] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 
_____

transcendency

  [trn'sendnsI] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) _. 
_____

transistor

  [trn'zIst] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) _.  ɣ (. transistor radio)
_____

transitivity

  [,trnsI'tIvItI] _n.

    1) _. , ; the category of transitivity
      ()

    2) _. 
_____

transsexual

  [trns'seksjul] _n. ,     ( 
  ..), 
_____

transvestism

  ['trnsv:stIzm] _n. _. ,   
   
_____

trattoria

  [,trt'ri:] _n. _. 
_____

treatable

  ['tri:tbl] _a.  , ,   .
_____

tremolo

  ['tremlu] _n. (_pl. -os)

    1) _. ; 

    2) ; my voice lost its tremolo    
_____

trenail

  ['trenl] = treenail
_____

trendsetter

  [trend'set] _n.

    1)   (. .)

    2)    ( ,    ..)
_____

trendy

  ['trendI]

    1. _n. ( _.)    

    2. _a.

      1) ; , ; trendy journalist
       

      2) , 
_____

triathlon

  [traI'lOn] _n. _. ; winter triathlon  
_____

tribalism

  ['traIblIzm] _n.

    1)  

    2) ;    ; 
    

    3)     ,   ..
_____

trier

  ['traI] _n.

    1) ,    .. {. try 2}

    2) ,  ,    

    3) () 

    4) _-. , 
_____

trimaran

  [,traIm'rn] _n. , ң 
_____

trivialize

  ['trIvIlaIz] _v. _. ;   ,  
  
_____

troika

  ['trOIk] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) _. , 
_____

trombonist

  [trOm'bunIst] _n. 
_____

troubleshooting

  ['trAbl,Su:tIN] _n.

    1) _.  ;  

    2)  
_____

trouper

  ['tru:p] _n.

    1)  , 

    2)  
_____

trucking

  ['trAkIN] _n.

    1)   

    2)  ()
_____

trumped-up

  ['trAmpt'Ap] _a. ; a trumped-up charge 
  
_____

trunk-road

  ['trANkrud] _n.  
_____

trusting

  ['trAstIN] _a. 
_____

tsarist

  ['za:rIst] _a. _. 
_____

tuned-in

  ['tju:nd'In] _a. _.

    1) ,  ϣ ;   

    2) ,   ,   ..;    
    ; 
_____

turn-off

  ['t:n'Of] _n.

    1)  

    2) ;  

    3)  ; 

    4)       () 
_____

tut-tut

  ['tAt'tAt] _int.  ݣ!, ݣ   ! ( ,
    ..)
_____

twee

  I [twi:] _n.   ; 

  II [twi:] _a. _. , , ; you look very twee
  tonight -    
_____

tweedy

  ['twi:dI] _a.

    1)   

    2)     

    3) ; , 
_____

twin-set

  ['twInset] _n.  ,  (    
  )
_____

twisted

  ['twIstId] _a.

    1) ; ; ; 

    2) , ;  ( )

    3) ; 

    4) ; 

    5) ݣ; 
_____

twisty

  ['twIstI] _a.

    1) ; twisty river  

    2) ; twisty politician  

    3) , ; 
_____

two-a-day

  ['tu:'deI] _a.

    1)     (    ..)

    2)     ( )
_____

two-address

  ['tu:'dres] _a. 
_____

two-bit

  ['tu:'bIt] _a. _. _.

    1)  25 

    2) ; 
_____

two-bladed

  ['tu:'bleIdId] _a.  (  ̣)
_____

two-bottle

  ['tu:bOtl] _a.        
_____

two-by-twice

  ['tu:baI'twaIs] _a. 
_____

two-colour

  ['tu:'kAl] _a. 
_____

two-cycle

  ['tu:,saIkl] _a.  ( )
_____

two-digit

  ['tu:'dIdIt] _a.  ( )
_____

two-dimensional

  ['tu:dI'menSnl] _a.

    1) (); ; 

    2) , ; ; ;
      (    ..)
_____

two-double

  ['tu:'dAbl] _a.  
_____

two-echelon

  ['tu:'eSlOn] _a. _. 
_____

two-engined

  ['tu:'endInd] _a. _. ;   
_____

two-eyed

  ['tu:'aId] _a.

    1) 

    2)      
_____

two-field

  ['tu:fi:ld] _a.  ( )
_____

two-forked

  ['tu:'fO:kt] _a. ; ; a two-forked argument
  ,   
_____

two-forty

  ['tu:'fO:tI] _n.

    1)        40 

    2)  
_____

two-gun

  ['tu:gAn] _a.     ;    
    (   ..)
_____

two-headed

  ['tu:'hedId] _a.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

type-cast

  ['taIpka:st] _v.

    1)  ԣ     

    2)  ԣ   
_____

type-casting

  ['taIp,ka:stIN] _n. _.  ԣ   
_____

typeface

  ['taIpfeIs] _n.

    1)  ()

    2) 
_____

typically

  ['tIpIklI] _adv. ; to represent smth. typically  
   -.
_____

typology

  [taI'pOldI] _n. ; structural typology  ;
  to set up a typology  
_____

unaccounted

  ['An'kauntId] _a.

    1)  (   ..)

    2) , Σ
_____

unaccounted-for

  ['An'kauntIdfO:] _a.

    1) , Σ

    2)   
_____

unadorned

  ['An'dO:nd] _a. ; ; unadorned truth
   
_____

unafraid

  ['An'freId] _a. 
_____

unambitious

  ['Anm'bISs] _a. 
_____

unappealing

  ['An'pi:lIN] _a. 
_____

unarguable

  ['An'a:gjubl] _a. 
_____

unbeatable

  ['An'bi:tbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) ,  (   ..)
_____

unblinking

  [An'blINkIN] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

unbreakable

  ['An'breIkbl] _a. , , 
_____

unchallenged

  ['An'tSlIndd] _a.   
_____

unchangeable

  ['An'tSeIdbl] _a. , 
_____

uncharacteristic

  ['An,krIkt'rIstIk] _a. , 
_____

unclassified

  ['An'klsIfaId] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; unclassified correspondence  

    3) 

    *) unclassified road   
_____

unclear

  ['An'klI] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

uncombed

  ['An'kumd] _a. 
_____

uncomplicated

  ['An'kOmplIkeItId] _a.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

uncomprehended

  ['An,kOmprI'hendId] _a. , ; uncomprehended mystery
   
_____

uncomprehending

  ['An,kOmprI'hendIN] _a. 
_____

uncomprehensive

  ['An,kOmprI'hensIv] _a. ; ; 
_____

unconfirmed

  ['Ankn'f:md] _a. ģ
_____

uncontrolled

  ['Ankn'truld] _a. , 
_____

unconvinced

  ['Ankn'vInst] _a. ģ; he remained unconvinced    
   
_____

uncorroborated

  ['Ank'rObreItId] _a. ģ; uncorroborated testimony _.
  ģ 
_____

undamaged

  ['An'dmIdd] _a. ģ; undamaged reputation 
  
_____

undefeated

  ['AndI'fi:tId] _a.

    1) ģ

    2)  (   ..)
_____

undemanding

  ['AndI'ma:ndIN] _a. ; undemanding affection  
     ()
_____

underachieve

  ['Andr'tSi:v] _v.      
_____

underachiever

  ['Andr'tSi:v] _n. _.  ; , 
  ,    
_____

underarm

  ['Andr'a:m]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.

      1) 

      2) _. ӣ  (   ..)

    3. _adv. _.  ( ,   ..)
_____

underbelly

  ['And'belI] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

underclass

  ['And'kla:s] _n.   
_____

underemployed

  ['AndrIm'plOId] _a.

    1)      ;  

    2)  ,   
_____

undernourishment

  ['And'nArISmnt] _n. 
_____

underpants

  ['And'pnts] _n. _pl. ;  ()
_____

underpinning

  [,And'pInIN] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) 
_____

underside

  [,And'saId] _n.

    1)   (); , 

    2)  
_____

understandable

  [,And'stndbl] _a. 
_____

underused

  ['Andju:zd] _a. ;  ( 
  )
_____

underwater

  1. ['And,wO:t] _n.  

  2. ['And,wO:t] _a. ; underwater sport  ;
  underwater sportsman -; underwater swimming 
  ; underwater firing     

  3. ['And'wO:t] _adv.  ; he stayed underwater for twenty-four
  hours       
_____

underway

  ['And'weI]

    1. _a.

      1) , 

      2) 

    2. _adv.      ( , )
_____

underweight

  ['And'weIt]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a.

      1)  

      2)    , ̣
_____

underwhelm

  ['And'welm] _v. _.    
_____

undetected

  ['AndI'tektId] _a. , 
_____

undiluted

  ['AndaI'lju:tId] _a. , ģ
_____

undisclosed

  ['AndIs'kluzd] _a. ; 
_____

undiscovered

  ['AndIs'kAvd] _a.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

undismayed

  ['AndIs'meId] _a.   
_____

undisturbed

  ['AndIs't:bd] _a.

    1) , ; undisturbed sleep  

    2)  ( )
_____

unease

  ['An'i:z] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  

    3) ; 
_____

uneasily

  ['An'i:zIlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) , ; to sleep uneasily   

    3) Σ, ݣ, 
_____

uneconomic

  ['An,i:k'nOmIk] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) = uneconomical
_____

uneconomical

  ['An,i:k'nOmIkl] _a. ; 
_____

unemotional

  ['AnI'muSnl] _a. ; 
_____

unemployable

  ['AnIm'plOIbl] _a. 
_____

unenviable

  ['An'envIbl] _a. 
_____

unescorted

  ['AnIs'kO:tId] _a. , 
_____

unethical

  ['An'eIkl] _a. 
_____

unexceptional

  ['AnIk'sepSnl] _a.

    1) , 

    2)   

    3) ,   
_____

unexciting

  ['AnIk'saItIN] _a. , 
_____

unfettered

  ['An'fetd] _a.

    1) ģ ( , )

    2) _. Σ; unfettered by conventions  Σ
    
_____

unflattering

  ['An'fltrIN] _a. ; ; 
_____

unflinching

  ['An'flIntSIN] _a. , ; unflinching courage
   ; unflinching determination ף 
_____

unfocused

  ['An'fukst] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

unforgiving

  ['Anf'gIvIN] _a. ; 
_____

unfortunately

  [An'fO:tSnItlI] _adv.  ,  ; unfortunately for him 
    
_____

unfruitful

  ['An'fru:tful] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ; unfruitful marriage  

    3) , ; unfruitful efforts  
_____

unfunny

  ['An'fAnI] _a. , 
_____

unfurl

  ['An'f:l] _v.

    1) ף (); , ()

    2)  (, )

    3)  ( )
_____

ungenerous

  ['An'denrs] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

ungraded

  ['An'greIdId] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

unhampered

  ['An'hmpd] _a. , 
_____

unhappily

  ['An'hpIlI] _adv.

    1) ; they lived unhappily   

    2)  ;  ; unhappily we unintentionally offended him
     ,    
_____

unhelpful

  ['An'helpful] _a.

    1) 

    2)   
_____

unheralded

  ['An'herldId] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; totally unheralded telegram  
    
_____

unidentified

  ['AnaI'dentIfaId] _a. , 
_____

unimpressed

  ['AnIm'prest] _a.

    1)    ; I was unimpressed by his speech
           

    2) , 
_____

unimpressionable

  ['AnIm'preSnbl] _a. , ;
  
_____

unimpressive

  ['AnIm'presIv] _a. 
_____

uninitiated

  ['AnI'nISIeItId] _a. ݣ; ; uninitiated reader
  ݣ 
_____

uninspiring

  ['AnIn'spaIrIN] _a.   ; 
_____

unintended

  ['AnIn'tendId] _a.

    1)  (   ..)

    2) , 
_____

unintentional

  ['AnIn'tenSnl] = unintended 2)
_____

unintentionally

  ['AnIn'tenSnlI] _adv. , ; to offend smb.
  unintentionally  ()  -.
_____

uninteresting

  ['An'IntrIstIN] _a. , , 
_____

unionization

  [,ju:njnaI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

unisex

  ['ju:nI'seks]

    1. _n.   ( ,   ..);  
      

    2. _a.

      1)     ; unisex clothes    
       (, )

      2)   
_____

unitarian

  [,ju:nI'tErIn] _n. _. 
_____

unitary

  ['ju:nItrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) , ;   ; unitary state 
    
_____

universally

  [,ju:nI'v:slI] _adv. , , ; it is universally
  acknowledged that...  , ...
_____

unjustified

  ['An'dAstIfaId] _a.

    1) ; to be absolutely unjustified in doing smth.  
        

    2) ģ
_____

unknowable

  ['An'nubl] _a. , 
_____

unknowing

  ['An'nuIN] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ̣
_____

unknowingly

  ['An'nuINlI] _adv. 
_____

unlisted

  ['An'lIstId] _a.

    1)  ޣ  

    2) _.     (  )
_____

unloved

  ['An'lAvd] _a. ; a poet unloved by most critics , 
      
_____

unloving

  ['An'lAvIN] _a. 
_____

unluckily

  ['An'lAkIlI] _adv.  ; unluckily it is not true  ,
    (  )
_____

unmolested

  ['Anmu'lestId] _a.   ,  
_____

unnaturally

  ['An'ntSrlI] _adv. ; 
_____

unobserved

  ['Anb'z:vd] _a.

    1) ; to go out unobserved  

    2) ; unobserved fire _.    
_____

unopened

  ['An'upnd] _a.

    1) , 

    2)  ( )
_____

unopposed

  ['An'puzd] _a.   ; unopposed candidate
     
_____

unorthodox

  ['An'O:dOks] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

unplayable

  ['An'pleIbl] _a.

    1)     ( ,    ..)

    2) 
_____

unplug

  ['An'plAg] _v.

    1)    ; 

    2)  , 

    3)  (-. )
_____

unpolluted

  ['Anp'lju:tId] _a. Σ
_____

unprepossessing

  ['An,pri:p'zesIN] _a.    ; 
_____

unpronounceable

  ['Anpr'naunsbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

unrealistic

  ['AnrI'lIstIk] _a. , 
_____

unreasoning

  ['An'ri:znIN] _a. 
_____

unreconstructed

  ['An,ri:kns'trAktId] _a.

    1) 

    2) _.     ( , )
_____

unremarkable

  ['AnrI'ma:kbl] _a. 
_____

unremarked

  ['AnrI'ma:kt] _a. 
_____

unrepresentative

  ['An,reprI'zenttIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

unsaleable

  ['An'seIlbl] _a.   ,  ( )
_____

unsanitary

  ['An'snItrI] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

unscheduled

  ['An'Sedju:ld] _a. 
_____

unscripted

  ['An'skrIptIt] _a.     
_____

unsecured

  ['AnsI'kjud] _a.

    1) ; unsecured creditor  

    2)  (   ..)
_____

unsentimental

  ['An,sentImentl] _a. 
_____

unsettling

  ['An'setlIN] _a. ; unsettling news  
_____

unsew

  ['An'su] _v. (unsewed ['An'sud]; unsewn)  (أ)
_____

unsewn

  ['An'sun] _p-p.  unsew
_____

unsex

  ['An'seks] _v.

    1)   ;  

    2) _.  

    3)  
_____

unsmiling

  ['An'smaIlIN] _a. ; 
_____

unsolicited

  ['Ans'lIsItId] _a.  ; unsolicited
  contributions  
_____

unspecified

  ['An'spesIfaId] _a.   
_____

unsporting

  ['An'spO:tIN] _. = unsportsmanlike
_____

unstated

  ['An'steItId] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

unstoppable

  ['An'stOpbl] _a. 
_____

unsupported

  ['Ans'pO:tId] _a.

    1)  -. 

    2)  
_____

unsweetened

  ['An'swi:tnd] _a. ݣ
_____

untameable

  ['An'teImbl] = untamable
_____

untamed

  ['An'teImd] _a. ޣ, , ݣ; untamed passions
   
_____

untapped

  ['An'tpt] _a. ; untapped resources 
  
_____

untested

  ['An'testId] _a. ; untested theory  
_____

untiring

  [An'taIrIN] _a. , , ; with untiring
  energy   
_____

untouched

  ['An'tAtSt] _a.

    1) ; he left the food untouched     ;
    the question remains untouched upon   ; explorations
    in almost untouched territories     
    ; he published the full and untouched text of his diary 
           

    2) 

    3) ģ; a perfection of form untouched in English letters
         ݣ  
_____

untreated

  ['An'tri:tId] _a.

    1)  (   ..)

    2) 
_____

untroubled

  ['An'trAbld] _a. ; , 
_____

untruthful

  ['An'tru:ful] _a. , 
_____

unvarying

  [An'vErIN] _a. , 
_____

unwearied

  [An'wIrId] _a.

    1) ̣

    2) 
_____

upcoming

  ['Ap,kAmIN] _a.

    1) 

    2) 

    3)  
_____

upholstered

  [Ap'hulstd] _a.

    1)  (); upholstered carriage  

    2) 
_____

upper-class

  ['Ap'kla:s] _a.    
_____

up-river

  ['Ap'rIv] _a.

    1)    

    2)    
_____

upscale

  ['Ap'skeIl] _a.

    1)   

    2) 
_____

up-tempo

  ['Ap'tempu] _n.  
_____

uptight

  ['Ap'taIt] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) , ֣

    3) 
_____

upturned

  ['Apt:nd] _a.

    1)  

    2) ף

    3) , 

    4) ģ; upturned nose ģ 
_____

upwind

  ['Ap'wInd] _adv.

    1)  

    2)   ,   
_____

urbanization

  [,:bnaI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

vacationer

  [v'keISn] _n. 
_____

vaguely

  ['veIglI] _adv. 
_____

vagueness

  ['veIgnIs] _n. ̣
_____

vampirism

  ['vmpaIrIzm] _n.

    1)   

    2) 

    3) 

    4) _. 
_____

vandalise

  ['vndlaIz] = vandalize
_____

vatical

  ['vtIkl] = vatic
_____

vegetated

  ['vedIteItId] _a.  
_____

veiled

  [veIld] _a.

    1)  , , 

    2) 

    3)   ( )
_____

vending

  ['vendIN] _n.    
_____

verbalization

  [,v:blaI'zeISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)   

    3) _. 
_____

vernicle

  ['v:nIkl] _n.

    1) _.     

    2) _.   ()
_____

verruca

  [ve'ru:k] _n. 
_____

verrucose

  [ve'ru:krus] _a. _. 
_____

verrucous

  [ve'ru:ks] _a. _. 
_____

vibrato

  [vI'bra:tu] _adv. _. 
_____

video-based

  ['vIdIu'beIst] _a.   
_____

videophone

  ['vIdIufun] _n. 
_____

video-tape

  ['vIdIu'teIp]

    1. _n.       
    

    2. _v.       
    
_____

vigilante

  [,vIdI'lntI] _n. _. ,  " "
_____

vinyl

  ['vaInIl] _n. _. ; vinyl chloride _.  
_____

vocally

  ['vuklI] _adv.

    1) 

    2)  , 

    3) 
_____

vocals

  ['vukls] _n. _pl. 
_____

voice-over

  ['vOIsuv]

    1. _n.   

    2. _adv.  
_____

voyeurism

  [vwa:'j:rIzm] _n.

    1)  ,      
    

    2) ,   , 
_____

voyeuristic

  [vwa:j:'rIstIk] _a.   
_____

wafer-iron

  ['weIf,aIn] _n. 
_____

wafer-thin

  ['weIf'In] _a.  
_____

wagon

  ['wgn] = waggon
_____

walkabout

  ['wO:kbaut] _n.

    1)  

    2)         
_____

wallcovering

  ['wO:l,kAvrIN] _n. 
_____

walled

  [wO:ld] _a.

    1) ӣ 

    2) ֣  

    3) _. ֣  ; walled town -
_____

wall-to-wall

  ['wO:ltu:'wO:l] _a.    (   )
_____

wank

  [wNk] _v. _. _.  
_____

wanks

  [wNks] _n. _.  
_____

wanker

  ['wNk] _n. _. _. 
_____

warehousing

  ['wEhauzIN] _n.

    1)   

    2)     
_____

warmly

  ['wO:mlI] _adv.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

wasteland

  ['weIstlnd] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

-watching

  ['wOtSIN] _suf.     
_____

watching

  ['wOtSIN] _n. , ; ; watching brief _. 
  ()       
_____

watch-maker's

  ['wItS,meIks] _n.  
_____

water-buffalo

  ['wO:t'bAflu] _n. _. 
_____

water-resistant

  ['wO:trI'zIstnt] _a. 
_____

water-skiing

  ['wO:t,ski:IN] _n.  
_____

wattage

  ['wOtId] _n. _.   
_____

waveband

  ['weIvbnd] _n.   
_____

wearable

  ['wErbl]

    1. _n. (. _pl.)  

    2. _a.   
_____

wearily

  ['wIrIlI] _adv.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

weedkiller

  ['wi:d,kIl] _n. 
_____

weighted

  ['weItId] _a. ̣
_____

weighting

  ['weItIN] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3)   
_____

weirdly

  ['wIdlI] _a. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

weirdo

  ['wIdu] _n. _.

    1)   

    2) ݣ  (,   ..)

    3)  
_____

welcoming

  ['welkmIN] _a. 
_____

well-adjusted

  ['wel'dAstId] _a.  ( )
_____

well-brought-up

  ['welbrO:t'Ap] _a.  
_____

well-dressed

  ['wel'drest] _a.    
_____

well-established

  ['welIs'tblISt] _a.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

well-kept

  ['wel'kept] _a.   
_____

well-preserved

  ['welprI'z:vd] _a.  
_____

well-thumbed

  ['wel'Amd] _a. 
_____

well-travelled

  ['wel'trvld] _a.  
_____

welly

  ['welI] _n. _. 
_____

westbound

  ['westbaund] _a.    
_____

westernization

  [,westnaI'zeISn] _n.   ,   ..
_____

westernized

  ['westnaIzd] _a. 
_____

wetland

  ['wetlnd] _n.  
_____

whacky

  ['wkI] = wacky
_____

wham

  [wm]

    1. _n.

      1) ;    

      2) 

    2. _v. _. _. , 
_____

whatsename

  ['wOtsneIm] _pron. _. " , ţ,   .. ?", "  ,
  ţ,   .. ?", "  ?" (  
    ,   ..)
_____

what's-her-name

  ['wOts:neIm] _pron. "  ţ" (,    
   )
_____

what's-his-name

  ['wOtsIzneIm] _pron. "  " (,    
   )
_____

whiskery

  ['wIskrI] _a.  
_____

whiskey

  ['wIskI] = whisky
_____

whistle-blower

  ['wIsl'blu] _n. _. 
_____

whiteboard

  ['waItbO:d] _n.   (   )
_____

white-haired

  ['waIthEd] = white-headed
_____

wholefood

  ['hulfu:d] _n.  
_____

wholegrains

  ['hulgreInz] _n. _pl.  
_____

wholeness

  ['hulnIs] _n. 
_____

wholesaler

  ['hul,seIl] _n. 
_____

wholesaling

  ['hulseIlIN] _n.  
_____

wholewheat

  ['hulwi:t] _a.    
_____

whoosh

  [wu:S]

    1. _n.  ( )

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) _. 
_____

wide-angle

  ['waId'Ngl] _a. _.

    1)  ( )

    2)   
_____

wide-ranging

  ['waId'reIndIN] _a. , 
_____

willful

  ['wIlful] = wilful
_____

willy-goat

  ['wIlIgut] _n. _. ڣ
_____

wimp

  [wImp] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)  

    3) 
_____

wimpish

  ['wImpIS] _a. _. 
_____

wind-blown

  ['wIndblun] _a.

    1) , 

    2)   

    3)  

    4)   ޣ ң ( )
_____

window-ledge

  ['wInduled] _n. () 
_____

window-shop

  ['wInduSOp] _v. _.  
_____

window-shopper

  ['wIndu,SOp] _n. _.   
_____

windsurfer

  ['wInd's:f] _n. _. ,  
_____

windsurfing

  ['wInd's:fIN] _n. _. 
_____

winger

  ['wIN] _n.

    1) ; ; winger game  ; the winger horse
    _.  , ; Winger Victory _.  , 
    ; winger bomb _.  ;
    ̣-; winger arm _. - 

    2) _. ̣; ; 

    3) _. 

    4) _.  ף 

    5) _. 
_____

winter-time

  ['wInttaIm] _n. ,  ; in winter-time   ,
  
_____

wiretap

  ['waItp]

    1. _n. = wiretapping

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2)   
_____

wiretapping

  ['waI,tpIN] _n.   ; wiretapping
  equipment    
_____

wisecracking

  ['waIzkrkIN] _a. 
_____

witch-hazel

  ['wItS'heIzl] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

withered

  ['wId] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)  ( )

    3) ң

    4) _. 

    *) withered heart ޣ 
_____

withering

  ['wIrIN] _a.

    1) ; 

    2)  (   ..)
_____

witter

  ['wIt] _v. _. 
_____

womanize

  ['wumnaIz] _v.

    1) _. ;   

    2) _.   ; 
_____

womanizer

  ['wumnaIz] _n. _. 
_____

womanizing

  ['wumnaIzIN]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

woman-to-woman

  ['wumnt'wumn] _a.  ( ,    
  )
_____

wood-worm

  ['wudw:m] _n. _.  
_____

woozy

  ['wu:zI] _a. _. _.

    1)    

    2)  ,   
_____

workaholic

  [,w:k'hOlIk] _n. _. , ""  
_____

workforce

  ['w:kfO:s] _n.  
_____

workhorse

  ['w:khO:s] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,     
_____

workload

  ['w:k'lud] _n.  
_____

workmate

  ['w:kmeIt] _n.   
_____

workplace

  ['w:kpleIs] _n.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

worksheet

  ['w:kSi:t] _n.   
_____

workstation

  ['w:k'steISn] _n. _.  
_____

worktop

  ['w:ktOp] _n.  
_____

world-beater

  ['w:ld,bi:t] _n.

    1)  

    2) ,   ..  

    3) -. 
_____

world-class

  ['w:ld'kla:s] _a.  
_____

world-famous

  ['w:ld'feIms] _a.   
_____

worried

  ['wArId] _a. 
_____

worrying

  ['wArIN] _a. 
_____

worshiper

  ['w:SIp] = worshipper
_____

worshipper

  ['w:SIp] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. 
_____

wound-up

  ['waund'Ap] _a. ģ (   ..)
_____

wrong-foot

  ['rONfut] _v.  
_____

xenophobe

  ['zenfub] _n. _. , ,  
_____

xenophobic

  [,zen'fubIk] _a.  
_____

yachtswoman

  ['jOtswumn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

-year-old

  ['j:'uld] _suf. -
_____

year-round

  ['j:'raund] _a. 
_____

yo

  [ju] _int. !, !
_____

yob

  [jOb] _n. _. _. , 
_____

younker

  ['jANk] _n. _.

    1)  ;   

    2) 
_____

yonks

  [jANks] _n. _pl. _.  
_____

yuan

  [ju:a:n] _n. _.  ( )
_____

yum

  [ju:m] _int. _.       
  
_____

yummy

  ['jAmI] _a. _.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) 
_____

yuk

  [jAk] _n. _. 
_____

yukky

  ['jAkI] _a. _. , 
_____

yuppie

  ['jApI] _n. _. "" -    
  
_____

zap

  I [zp]

    1. _n. _.

      1)  

      2) ; 

    2. _v. _.

      1) 

      2)  

      3) 

  II [zp] _int. !, !
_____

zilch

  [zIltS] _n. _. _. , 
_____

zillion

  ['zIljn] _n. _. _.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

zoning

  ['zunIN] _n. 
_____

zonk

  I [zONk] _v. _.

    1)   

    2) 

    #) zonk out )  (); ) 

  II [zONk] _int. !, ! (.    )
_____

Zoroaster

  [,zOru'st] _n. , 
_____

zoroastrian

  I [,zOru'strIn] _n.  , 

  II [,zOru'strIn] _a.     
_____

zowie

  ['zuI] _int. _. _.   !
_____

Z time

  ['zedtaIm]   
_____

zucchetto

  [tsu:'ketu] _n. _.     ( 
  )
_____

zuch

  [zuh] _n. _. _. , 
_____

zymurgy

  ['zaIm:dI] _n.   
_____

brio

  ['bri:u] _n. _. , 
_____

agent-provocateur

  ['a:Npr,vOk't:] _n. (_pl. agents-provocateurs) _. 
_____

agents-provocateurs

  ['a:Npr,vOk't:] _pl.  agent-provocateur
_____

atherosclerosis

  [,rsklI'rusIs] _n. _. 
_____

autochthonous

  [O:'tOkns] = autochthonal
_____

boohoo

  [bu:'hu:] _n.    
_____

chameleonic

  [k,mi:lI'OnIk] _a.  ;  ,
  ; 
_____

collectivism

  [k'lektIvIzm] _n. 
_____

commendatory

  [k'mendtrI] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; commendatory letter  
_____

crustacean

  [krAs'teISjn]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _a. _. 
_____

crustaceous

  [krAs'teISjs] _a. _. 
_____

de regle

  [d'rEgl] _. , ()
_____

egotheism

  ['egIIzm] _n. _. () 
_____

egotistic

  [,egu'tIstIk] = egotistical
_____

egotistical

  [,egu'tIstIkl] _a.    ; ̣; 
   
_____

enhearten

  [In'ha:tn] _v. _. ,  ;  (
    ..)
_____

enheaven

  [In'hevn] _v. _.   
_____

hoi polloi

  [hOI'pOlOI] _. , 
_____

homo sapiens

  ['humu'seIpIenz] _n.

    1) = homo 1)

    2)  ,    
_____

hysterectomy

  ['hIst'rektmI] _n. _.  
_____

improvisatore

  ['Impr,vi:za:'tO:reI] _n. (_pl. -ori, -ores ['Impr,vi:za:'tO:rIz])
  _. 
_____

improvisatori

  ['Impr,vi:za:'tO:rI] _pl.  improvisatore
_____

improvisatores

  ['Impr,vi:za:'tO:rIz] _pl.  improvisatore
_____

improvisatorial

  [Im,prOvIz'tO:rIl] _a. ; improvisatorial gift (talent)
   ,  
_____

improvisatory

  [,Impru'vIztrI] = improvisatorial
_____

irreligion

  [,IrI'lIdn] _n. _. ,    ; 
_____

melanism

  ['melnIzm] _n. ,  ޣ  (   ..)
_____

melanistic

  [,mel'nIstIk] _a.  ,  ޣ 
_____

mesomorphic

  [,mesu'mO:fIk] _a. _. 
_____

misjudgment

  ['mIs'dAdmnt] = misjudgement
_____

muddler

  ['mAdl] _n.    
_____

nervousness

  ['n:vsnIs] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) , 
_____

nom de guerre

  ['nOnd'gE] _. 
_____

non-fiction

  ['nOn'fIkSn] _n. ,    ..; non-fiction
  film  () 
_____

non-flammable

  ['nOn'flmbl] _a. ; 
_____

non-inflammable

  ['nOnIn'flmbl] _a. ; 
_____

obtuseness

  [b'tju:snIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) ۣ
_____

off-colour

  ['O:f'kAl] _a.

    1)  

    2)   ; to look off-colour  

    3)   ; to feel off-colour     
     (  )

    4) _. , , ; off-colour joke
     () 

    5) ; off-colour reputation  

    6) , 

    7)   (  )
_____

off-corn

  ['O:fkO:n] _n. , 
_____

ordinariness

  ['O:dnrInIs] _n. , 
_____

plutocratic

  [,plu:t'krtIk] _a. 
_____

poesy

  ['puIzI] _n. _.

    1) _. ,  

    2)  

    3) 

    4)  (   ..), 
_____

proximal

  ['prOksIml] _a. _.    , 
_____

proximad

  ['prOksImd] _adv. _.     , 
   
_____

prying

  ['praIIN] _a.

    1) ; prying glance  () 

    2)  ; safe from prying eyes   
    
_____

put-on

  ['put'On] _a. , ; put-on appearance of joy 
  ӣ
_____

questioning

  ['kwestSnIN] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

Rabelaisian

  [,rbI'leIzIn] _a. _.   
_____

renascence

  [rI'nsns] _n.

    1) ; ; renascence of enthusiasm for archaeology
       

    2) = renaissance 1)
_____

sanctification

  [,sNktIfI'keISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _. ,    
_____

satisfied

  ['stIsfaId] _a.

    1) ң, 

    2) ݣ; 

    3) ģ

    4) _. , 
_____

senocular

  [se'nOkjul] _a. _. 
_____

senor

  [se'njO:] _n. (_pl. . -res [se'njO:reIs]) _.  ( 
  )
_____

senora

  [se'njO:r] _n. _.  (  )
_____

senorita

  [,senjO:'ri:t] _n. _.  (    
   )
_____

sensate

  1. ['sensIt] _a. _. 

  2. ['senseIt] _v. _. , 
_____

unchaste

  ['An'tSeIst] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; unchaste conduct  

    3) ,  ( ,   ..)
_____

unfilled

  ['An'fIld] _a.

    1) , , , ; unfilled bottle
     ; unfilled seat  () 

    2) ; unfilled orders  
_____

unhappiness

  ['An'hpInIs] _n. 
_____

amnesiac

  [m'ni:zIk] = amnesic 2
_____

amnesic

  [m'ni:zIk]

    1. _n. ,   , 

    2. _a.  ,  
_____

A-OK

  ['eI'u'keI] (. A.O.K.) _adv

    1) _.    

    2) _. ӣ  ;  
_____

A-Okay

  ['eI'u'keI] = A-OK
_____

balletomania

  [,blItu'meInj] _n. 
_____

ball-frame

  ['bO:lfreIm] _n. ޣ
_____

boff

  [bOf] _n.

    1) _.   ; ;

    2) _.  ; 

    3) _.  
_____

bollix

  ['bOlIks] _v. _. (. bollix up)  (); ,
   (); his interference bollixed the whole deal 
    () ӣ 
_____

bonhomie

  ['bOnOmi:] _n. , 
_____

breathalyze

  ['brelaIz] _v.    
_____

brouhaha

  ['bru:ha:ha:] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)    

    3) , 
_____

buckaroo

  [,bAk'ru:] _n. _. _. 
_____

budgerigar

  ['bAdrIga:] _n. _.  
_____

budgie

  ['bAdI] _. . budgerigar
_____

busing

  ['bAsIN] = bussing
_____

bussing

  ['bAsIN] _n.

    1)   

    2)          
    (.      )
_____

ballsy

  ['bO:lsI] _a. _. ; , 
_____

caff

  [kf] _n. _. ,  , 
_____

campy

  ['kmpI] _a.

    1) -;   ; 

    2) _.  
_____

cappuccino

  [,kpju'tSi:nu] _n.

    1) (Cappuccino) = Capuchin 1)

    2)  "" (  )
_____

all-American

  [,O:l'merIkn]

    1. _n.

      1)    (   .  
      )

      2)  :  ,  (,   ..) ,
      ,   (  )

    2. _a.

      1)  ;  ; 

      2)     

      3) ,     

      4)  ( )     -.
           .. (  )
_____

donut

  ['dunAt] _n. ,  
_____

casualise

  ['kjulaIz] _v.    
_____

casuals

  ['kjulz] _n. _pl. -   
_____

ceilidh

  ['keIlI] _n.      (   )
_____

champers

  ['Smpz] _n. _. 
_____

chi-chi

  ['Si:Si:]

    1. _n.

      1) , 

      2)  

      3) ,  

    2. _a.

      1) , 

      2) , ""
_____

chinos

  ['tSi:nuz], ['Si:nuz] _n.    
_____

choc

  [tSOk] _n. (_.  chocolate) _. , 
_____

choc-bar

  ['tSOkba:] _n.    (  )
_____

choc-ice

  ['tSOkaIs] _n.    (  )
_____

chutzpa

  ['kutspa:] = chutzpah
_____

chutzpah

  ['kutspa:] _n. _. _.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

ciao

  [tSau] _int. _. ,  (.    )
_____

claustrophilia

  [,klO:str'fIlj] _n. _. ,   
_____

claustrophobia

  [,klO:str'fubI] _n. _. ,  
  
_____

claustrophobic

  [,klO:str'fubIk] _a. _. 
_____

cloze

  ['kluz] _n.  ,     
  
_____

cloze procedure

  ['kluzpr'si:d]     (; 
   )
_____

codswallop

  ['kOdz,wOlp] _n. _. , 
_____

combo

  ['kOmbu] _n. (_pl. -os ['kOmbuz]) (_.  combination) _.

    1) _. , 

    2)   

    3) _.  ,   
_____

common-sensical

  ['kOmn'sensIkl] _a.   ;  (  
  ..)
_____

conga

  ['kONg] _n. ,  
_____

cortisone

  ['kO:tIzn] _n. _. _. 
_____

couture

  [ku:'tju] _n. _.

    1)      

    2) _. ;  

    3) _. ()  

    4)   

    5) _. ;  
_____

couturier

  [ku:'tjurIeI] _n. _.   
_____

croneyism

  ['krunIIzm] _n.     
_____

crud

  [krAd] _n. _. _.

    1) , , 

    2) , , , 
_____

cupcake

  ['kApkeIk] _n. ()  (   )
_____

curvaceous

  [k:'veISs] _a. _.

    1) ̣; ; curvaceous armchair  

    2) ,  (  )
_____

curvy

  ['k:vI] _a. _. ,  (  )
_____

cutesy

  ['kju:tsI] _a. _. , ; cutesy title 
  
_____

cyberpunk

  ['saIb:,pANk] _n.  - ,
    ,    
  
_____

cyborg

  ['saIbO:g] _n.

    1) ,   (  )

    2) ,      
    
_____

damnedest

  ['dmdIst]

    1. _n.   ( ,   ..); to do one's
    damnedest   ;  ӣ   

    2. _a. , , , ; children say the
    damnedest things   ޣ   
_____

desertification

  [dI,z:tIfI'keISn] _n. ;    
_____

dicey

  ['daIsI] _a. _. ģ, ;  
  , ; their future is dicey , 
    
_____

diktat

  [dIk'ta:t] _n. _. 
_____

doddle

  ['dOdl] _n. _. ̣ ,  , 
_____

inoxidizable

  [I'nOksIdaIzbl] _a. , ; 
_____

inoxidize

  [I'nOksIdaIz] _v.     
_____

in-phase

  ['InfeIz] _a. _.   
_____

inpolygon

  [In'pOlIgn] _n. _.  
_____

dodgem

  ['dOdm] _n.     (
  )
_____

dodoism

  ['duduIzm] _n. _. , 
_____

double-take

  ['dAblteIk] _n. _.

    1)  ,   (-.  
    ); to do a double-take  

    2)   ;      
_____

dustoff

  ['dAstO:f] _n. _. _.  ̣
_____

ecosystem

  ['i:ku,sIstIm], ['eku'sIstIm] _n. _. , 
  ; 
_____

elint

  ['elInt] _n. (_.  electronic intelligence) _.

    1)  ;     

    2) "", ̣-,   
_____

ex-directory

  ['eksdI'rektrI] _a.

    1)    

    2)  ӣ   ; they are ex-directory   
      
_____

expo

  ['ekspu] _n. (_pl. -os ['ekspuz]) (_.  exposition) 
_____

extraordinaire

  ['ekstr,O:dI'nE] _a. _. ,  (.
   ); jazz artist extraordinaire  
_____

eye-minded

  ['aI'maIndId] _a. _.    
_____

eye-popper

  ['aI,pOp] _n. _.  
_____

eye-popping

  ['aI,pOpIN] _a. _. ; 
_____

fantasist

  ['fntzIst] _n.

    1) -

    2) ڣ
_____

fantasize

  ['fntsaIz] _v.

    1) ;  

    2)   ; to fantasize oneself into a hero
      
_____

fan magazine

  ['fn,mg'zi:n] _n.    ,   .. ( 
    ԣ,   ..)
_____

fanzine

  ['fnzi:n] _. . fan magazine
_____

farci

  [fa:'si:] _a. _. 
_____

feisty

  ['faIstI] _a. _. _. ; ; ; ,
  
_____

fem

  [fem] = feminine
_____

flamenco

  [fl'meNku] _n.  ( )
_____

flextime

  ['flekstaIm] _n.     (  
       ) {. . core time}
_____

core time

  ['kO:'taIm] ,        (
   ) {. . flextime}
_____

freebee

  ['fri:bI] _n. _.

    1)  ; that meal was a freebee   
    ( )

    2) _.  ; ""
_____

freebie

  ['fri:bI] = freebee
_____

gamesmanship

  ['geImzmnSIp] _n. _.  ,  
  ,    ݣ, ɣ;  
  (ԣ   )
_____

gazump

  [g'zAmp] _v. _.

    1)    ( ,   
    )

    2) , ; 
_____

geek

  [gi:k] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3)  
_____

gismo

  ['gIzmu] _n. (_pl. -os ['gIzmuz]) _. ,  (
  )
_____

gizmo

  ['gIzmu] = gismo
_____

glitch

  [glItS] _n.

    1) _. () ; ()  ()

    2)  ,  ;  -

    3) _.     
_____

gofer

  ['guf] _n. _.   ;   ,
      
_____

gork

  [gO:k] _n. 
_____

gormless

  ['gO:mlIs] _a. _. , 
_____

gutsy

  ['gAtsI] _a. _.

    1) , ; 

    2) ; , 

    3) 
_____

guv

  [gAv] _n. _. ,  ( )
_____

gyrocopter

  ['daIrkOpt] _n.  ̣
_____

halva

  ['ha:lva:] = halvah
_____

halvah

  ['ha:lva:] _n. 
_____

heist

  [haIst]

    1. _n. _. _. £  , .  

    2. _v. _. _.    ; 
    (,   ..)
_____

homeoparhic

  [,humI'OpIk] = homoeopathic
_____

homeopath

  [,humI'Op] = homoeopath
_____

homeopathy

  [,humI'OpI] = homoeopathy
_____

homeostasis

  [,humI'OstsIs] _n. _. () ( 
   , ţ     )
_____

hop-off

  ['hOpO:f] _n. _. ̣;  ̣ (̣)
_____

hung-over

  ['hAN'uv] _a. _.   ,  
_____

hype

  I [haIp] _n. (_.  hypodermic) _.

    1) 

    2) , , 

  II [haIp]

    1. _n. _.

      1) , ; , ; 

      2) , ; to work a hype on smb.  -.

      3)  ,    ; 

      4)    

      5)   ; ,  
          

    2. _v. _.

      1)   ; ; to hype a story with facts
        

      2)  (, );  

      3) , ; he'd been hyped  

      4) ,  (. hype up)

      5) , 

      6)  ; , 
_____

hypnotherapist

  [,hIpn'erpIst] _n. , ,  
_____

interferon

  [,Int'fIrOn] _n. _. _. 
_____

intersex

  ['Int:seks] _n.

    1)       (ޣ, ,  
    ..;   60-70- . XX )

    2) 
_____

Israeli

  [Iz'reIlI]

    1. _n. ; ;   

    2. _a. ,      
_____

jabberwocky

  ['dbwOkI] _n. (_pl. . jabberwocks)  ,
   (    .  " 
  ")
_____

judder

  ['dAd]

    1. _n. () 

    2. _v. () 
_____

karate

  [k'ra:tI] _n. _.  (  )
_____

karateka

  [,kr'tek], [k'ra:tIka:] _n. , ; ,
    
_____

kazachok

  [,ka:za:'tSOk] _n. _.  ()
_____

kazoo

  [k'zu:] _n. ,   
_____

kebab

  [k'ba:b] _n.

    1)  (  )

    2) ()  ( )
_____

kerflop

  [k:flOp] _adv. _.  () ,   ; he fell
  kerflop into the chair    
_____

keyman

  ['ki:mn] _n. (_pl. -men ['ki:men])  ,  
  ( ,   ..)
_____

kitsch

  [kItS] _n. _. ;  ( ,   ..),
  ۣ; ;  ( )
_____

laundromat

  ['lO:ndrmt] _. = launderette
_____

low-fidelity

  ['lufI'delItI] _.   
  ()
_____

lo-fi

  ['lu'faI] _. _.  low-fidelity
_____

logjam

  ['lOgdm] _n.

    1) , ,  ( )

    2)  ,  ( ,  ..)
_____

lungs

  [lANz] _n. (.  .  . .) ̣    
    ; ,   
_____

machismo

  [ma:tSi:zmu] _n. _.

    1) ,  ;  ,  
    ()

    2)  ,   
_____

macho

  ['ma:tSu] _.

    1. _n.

      1) ,  ;  

      2) 

    2. _a. ,   ; ; 
_____

maintenance man

  ['meIntnnsmn] _n.  (  )
_____

maitre

  ['meItr] _n. _.  (   ); ,
   (   ..); ;  , 
_____

dyslexia

  [,dIs'leksI] _n. _. ,   
_____

dyslexic

  [,dIs'leksIk] _a. _.   ,  
  
_____

megajet

  ['megdet] _n. _.   ̣
_____

microcomputer

  ['maIkrukm'pjuOt] _n. _. -, ;
  ,  
_____

microfiche

  ['maIkrufi:S] _n.  (   
  )
_____

mini

  ['mInI] _n.

    1) , -; -; -  ..

    2)      ..

    3) = minicar
_____

minicar

  ['mIni:,ka:] _n.   , 
_____

modem

  ['mudem] _n. _. _. , -
_____

mog

  [mOg] _n. _. , 
_____

moggy

  [mOgI] _n. _. , 
_____

movers and shakers

  ['mu:vznd'SeIkz] _.  ,   
_____

movieland

  ['mu:vIlnd] _n. _.

    1)  , 

    2) 
_____

moxie

  ['mOksI] _n. _. _.

    1) , ; 

    2) , ; 

    3) , " "
_____

nookery

  ['nukrI] _n. ,  
_____

nosh

  [nOS]

    1. _n. _.

      1) ; Chinese nosh  ;

      2) ,    

    2. _v. _. ;  ;  
_____

nosh-up

  ['nOSAp] _n. _.  
_____

nuke

  [nju:k]

    1. _n. _.

      1)  

      2)  

    2. _v. _.   
_____

oater

  ['ut] _n. _. _.  ,   ..
_____

oilberg

  ['OIlb:g] _n. 
_____

ombudsman

  ['Ombudzmn] _n. _.

    1) (. Ombudsman) ; ,   
          

    2) ,  

    3) ,   ,   
         ..
_____

origami

  ['OrI'ga:mI] _n. _.  (    )
_____

orthodontia

  [,O:u'dOnSj] _n. _.  (,  
     )
_____

orthodontics

  [,O:u'dOntIks] _n. _.  (,  
     )
_____

orthodontist

  [,O:u'dOntIst] _n. _.  (,   
     )
_____

pedophilia

  [,pi:du'fIlI] = paedophilia
_____

paralegal

  [,pr'li:gl]

    1. _n. _. ,     ,
         

    2. _a.       ;
        
_____

paralexia

  [,pr'leksI] _n. _. ,   ,
     ( )
_____

pasta

  ['pa:st] _n. _.

    1)   

    2)  ; ,   ..

    3) ()    ( ,   ..)
_____

pastrami

  [p'stra:mI] _n. _. , ޣ  ( )
_____

pillhead

  ['pIlhed] _n. _. ,  ,
    ..
_____

pinchbottle

  ['pIntS,bOtl] _n.      
_____

piscicide

  ['pIsIsaId] _n.

    1) ,   ( ̣ )

    2) ,  
_____

po-faced

  ['pufeIst] _a. _. , , 
_____

polyunsaturated

  ['pOlI,An'stSreItId] _a. _. 
_____

preppie

  ['prepI] _n. _. _.      
  (.   ) {. prep school}
_____

prep school

  ['prepsku:l]

    1)   (;   8-13 )

    2) _.    (    )
_____

printout

  ['prIntaut] _n. _.  ()   ;
  
_____

prissy

  ['prIsI] _a. _.

    1) ; , 

    2) 
_____

pro-am

  ['pru'm] (_.  professional-amateur)

    1. _n. _.     

    2. _a. _.    ,
    -
_____

programable

  ['prugrmbl] = programmable
_____

pro-life

  ['pru'laIf] _a.    ( ,  
  ..)
_____

psephoanalysis

  ['psefu'nlsIs] _n.    ( ),
      ..
_____

psephologist

  [pse'fOldIst] _n. , ,  
   {. psephology}
_____

psephology

  [pse'fOldI] _n. ;    (
  ),     ..   
  ,   ..
_____

Q-switching

  ['kju:,swItSIN] _n. _.   ()
_____

quadriphonic

  [,kwOdrI'funIk] = quadraphonic
_____

quadraphony

  [kwO'drfnI] _n.  (ң ,  
   )
_____

quadrophony

  [kwO'drOfnI] = quadraphony
_____

quango

  ['kwa:ngu] _n. _.

    1) (_  quasi-autonomous national governmental organization)
       ..   

    2) _. (_.  quasi-autonomous non-governmental organization)
      
_____

quark

  I [kwa:k] _n.   ( )

  II [kwa:k] _n. _.  ( )
_____

raunchy

  ['rO:ntSI] _a.

    1) , ; raunchy suit  

    2) ; ; ; raunchy army outfit 
    

    3) , ; raunchy joke  

    4) , 
_____

ravioli

  [,rvI'ulI] _n.  ( )
_____

recco

  ['reku] = recce
_____

reccy

  ['rekI] = recce
_____

reggae

  ['regI], ['regeI] _n. _. ,  (   
   "" - )
_____

relieve nature

  [rI'li:v'neItS] _v. ; 
_____

revelatory

  ['revltrI] _a. ; revelatory journalism
   
_____

righto

  ['raIt'u] _int. _. !, !, !
_____

right-oh

  ['raIt'u] _int. _. !, !, !
_____

right on

  ['raIt'On] _adv. _. , ;  ;   
_____

ritz

  [rIts] _n. _. ;  ; to put on the ritz ,
  
_____

ritzy

  ['rItsI] _a. _. , ; ritzy hotel  ;
  ritzy neighbourhood  
_____

roadie

  ['rudI] _n. _. _. . road manager
_____

road manager

  ['rud,mnId] _n. _.   ,
   
_____

rockabilly

  ['rOk,bIlI] _n.  ,    
_____

sard

  [sa:d] _n. _. , 
_____

saxophonist

  [sk'sufnIst] _n. 
_____

scampi

  ['skmpI] _n. _pl. _.    
_____

schiz

  [skIts] _n. _. , ""
_____

schizo

  ['skItsu] _n. (_pl. -os ['skItsus]) _. , ""
_____

schizy

  ['skItsI] = schizzy
_____

schizzy

  ['skItsI] _a. _. , 
_____

schlemiel

  [Sl'mi:l] _n. _. ;  
_____

schlockmeister

  ['SlOk,maIst] _n. _. _. 
_____

schmuck

  [SmAk] _n. _. _.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

schlep

  [Slep] _v. _. (), ()
_____

seg

  [seg] = seggie
_____

seggie

  [segI] _n. _. _. ;   
_____

segue

  ['segweI] _v.

    1) _. ,   

    2)   ( -.)
_____

serendipitous

  [,sern'dIpIts] _a. _.    
_____

serendipity

  [,sern'dIpItI] _n. _.    ;
   
_____

sexed-up

  ['sekst'Ap] _a. _.

    1)  ģ

    2) ; the movie is a sexed-up version of the book 
      ,   ,    

    3) ;   ,   ..;
    sexed-up car   
_____

sex kitten

  ['seks'kItn] _n. "-",  
_____

sexploitation

  [,seksplOI'teISn] _n.     ; 
   ,   ..
_____

sex up

  ['seks'Ap] _v. _.

    1)   

    2)  , ; to sex up the movie with some
    battle-scenes    
_____

shambolic

  [Sm'bOlIk] _a. , 
_____

smidgen

  ['smIdIn] _n. _. , 
_____

snazzy

  ['snzI] _a. _. , 
_____

societal

  [s'saItl] _a.

    1) , ; societal development 
    ; societal impact   

    2) ; societal books   
_____

sociopath

  ['susjup] _n. _. ; ,    
  ,    
_____

soft-land

  ['sO:ft'lnd] _v.    (  )
_____

soft-landder

  ['sO:ft'lnd] _n.   ,  
   
_____

soft landing

  ['sO:ft'lndIN] _n.   ( )
_____

soft lens

  ['sO:ft'lenz] _n.   
_____

spectacles

  ['spektkls] _n. _pl. 
_____

sprat-weather

  ['sprt,we] _n.  ԣ   ( -)
_____

stomp

  [stOmp]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)   

      3)  ( )

    2. _v.

      1) 

      2)   
_____

supremo

  [sju:'premu] _n. (_pl. -mos [sju:'premuz]) _.

    1) () ; ; 

    2) 
_____

suss

  [sAs] _v. _.

    1) ;  (. suss out); youth susses things out for
    itself      .

    2)   , 
_____

sussed

  [sAsd] _a. _. ,    ޣ-.
_____

Syriac

  ['sIrIk] _n.   (); - 
_____

trampoline

  ['trmpli:n] _n. 
_____

trampoliner

  ['trmplIn] = trampolinist
_____

trampolining

  ['trmplInIN] _n.   
_____

trampolinist

  ['trmplInIst] _n.   
_____

undersexed

  ['And'sekst] _a.  
_____

vegan

  ['vi:gn] _n.  ; ,   
     
_____

wok

  [wOk] _n.     (.    )
_____

z-car

  ['zedka:] _n.   
_____

zizz

  [zIz] _n. _.  ; to take a zizz , 
_____

zonked

  [zONkt] _a. (. zonked out)

    1) , ; he looked zonked out      

    2)  ();   
_____

deja vu

  [deI,a:vju:]

    1) _. ,   (  
    )

    2)  , "أ",  ,   ..
_____

depod

  ['di:'pOd] _v. ; to depod green peas  ̣ 
_____

goodie

  ['gudI] _n.  _.   (.    ..);
    {. baddie}
_____

argy-bargy

  ['a:gI'ba:gI] _n. _. , 
_____

argyle

  [a:'gaIl] _n.

    1)    ""      

    2) ,    (. , )
_____

argyll

  [a:'gaIl] _n.

    1)    ""      

    2) ,    (. , )
_____

arsy-varsy

  ['a:sI'va:sI] _adv. _.  ң; -;  
  ; she filed all the papers arsy-varsy   
   
_____

cervelas

  ['s:vIla:] = cervelat
_____

cervelat

  ['s:vIla:] _n.  ()
_____

chairone

  ['tSErun] = chairperson
_____

blue chip

  ['blu:'tSIp]

    1) _.   (  )

    2)  ,   

    3)  , . 
_____

blue-chip

  ['blu:'tSIp] _a.

    1)    

    2)  ;  , , ;
    blue-chip college  
_____

brokage

  ['brukId] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)  (   )

    3) , 

    4)  أ

    5) = brokerage
_____

brocage

  ['brukId] = brokage
_____

bricket

  ['brIkIt] = brickette
_____

brickette

  [brI'ket] _n.  (. )
_____

clippety-clip

  ['klIpItI'klIp] - ( )
_____

clippety-clop

  ['klIpItI'klOp] - ( )
_____

climbout

  ['klaImaut] _n. _.  ̣,   
_____

chit-chatty

  ['tSIt,tStI] _a. ,  , ;
  chit-chatty humour   ()
_____

ye-ye

  ['je'je] _a. _.

    1) ģ, .    ģ

    2) , 

    3) "", 
_____

yeah-yeah

  ['jE'jE] = ye-ye
_____

young adults

  ['jAN'dAlts] ģ (.  17  21 )
_____

yellow cab

  ['jelu'kb] _. 
_____

yenta

  ['jent] _n. _. _. -; () ԣ
_____

Yeti

  ['jetI] _n. , " "
_____

yaourt

  ['ja:ut] _n. ,  ( )
_____

yperite

  ['i:praIt] _n. _. 
_____

yuft

  [jAft] _n. _. 
_____

yuke

  [ju:k] _n. _. 
_____

yuky

  ['ju:kI] _a. _. , 
_____

yum-yum

  ['jAm'jAm]

    1. _n. _. ; -. 

    2. _a.

      1) _. 

      2) _. , 
_____

yourt

  [jut] _n. 
_____

yurt

  [jut] = yourt
_____

yurta

  ['jut] = yourt
_____

kissable

  ['kIsbl] _a.   (.  ), 
_____

klutz

  [klAts] _n. _. , ԣ
_____

klutzy

  ['klAtsI] _a. _. _. , 
_____

knackered

  ['nkd] _a. _.

    1) , 

    2)  ( )
_____

ASP

  [sp] _n. (_.  Anglo-Saxon Protestant) _. 
      
  (,     ""   )
_____

kneecapping

  ['ni:,kpIN] _n. _.     (  )
_____

sissyish

  ['sIsIIS] _a. _. _. 
_____

turd

  [t:d] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  ( )
_____

tittuppy

  ['tItpI] _a. _.

    1) ӣ, , , 

    2) ף, 
_____

tittupy

  ['tItpI] = tittuppy
_____

titubate

  ['tItju:beIt] _v. _.

    1) ,  ף 

    2) , 
_____

titubation

  [,tItju:'beISn] _n. _.

    1)   ף 

    2) 
_____

sirenic

  [saI'renIk] = sirenical
_____

sirenical

  [saI'renIkl] _a. _.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

serinize

  ['saIrInaIz] _v. _.

    1) , , 

    2) ,  (), 
_____

sisel

  ['sIsl] _n. 
_____

noodles

  ['nu:dls] _n. _pl. 
_____

oats

  [uts] _n. _pl. 
_____

resources

  [rI'sO:sIz] _n. _pl. , , 
_____

seif

  [seIf] = seif-dune
_____

seif-dune

  ['seIfdju:n] _n. 
_____

selecta

  [sI'lekt] _n. _pl.  ,  , 
_____

maxi

  ['mksI] _n.

    1) , -; -, -  ..

    2)      ..
_____

kiddo

  ['kIdu] _n. (_pl. -dos, -does ['kIduz]) _.  ( )
_____

kiddos

  ['kIdus] _pl.  kiddo
_____

kiddoes

  ['kIduz] _pl.  kiddo
_____

mattoid

  ['mtOId] _n. 
_____

maven

  ['meIvIn] _n. _. _.  ; ,    
_____

mavin

  ['meIvIn] = maven
_____

zeroing

  ['zIruIN] _n.  ()  
_____

zeroth

  ['zIru] _n-ord. _.  (   ,
      ..)
_____

zero-zero

  ['zIru'zIru] _n. _. _.     
   
_____

softly-softly

  ['sOftlI'sOftlI] _adv. 
_____

proctology

  [prOk'tOldI] _n. _. 
_____

proditor

  ['prOdIt] _n. _. , 
_____

proditorous

  ['prOdItrs] _a. _. , 
_____

proditory

  ['prOdItrI] _a. _. , 
_____

proette

  [pru'et] _n.   (.  )
_____

profusive

  [pr'fju:sIv] _a. ; ; ; profusive generosity
   
_____

promotive

  [pr'mutIv] _a. ;  ң
_____

prosect

  [pru'sekt] _v. _. , 
_____

prosodemic

  [,prOsu'demIk] _a. _.  ԣ  ( );
  prosodemic disease   
_____

key fruit

  ['ki:'fru:t] _n. _.  ( )
_____

crypto

  ['krIptu] _n. (_pl. -os ['krIptuz])   ;
  ,     ..
_____

cryptologist

  [krIp'tOldIst] _n. 
_____

cryptonym

  ['krIptunIm] _n.  ;  
_____

cryptos

  ['krIptuz] _pl.  crypto
_____

cuartel

  [kwa:'tel] _n. _.  , 
_____

cuesta

  ['kwest] _n. _. ,  ( )
_____

cult-figure

  ['kAlt,fIg] _n.  ( )
_____

cult-hero

  ['kAlt,hIru] = cult-figure
_____

culturati

  [,kAltS'ra:ti:] _n. _pl. _. _.  
_____

curiosa

  [,kjurI'us] _n. _pl. _.

    1) 

    2) _.   (. )
_____

mismarriage

  ['mIs'mrId] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

misorient

  ['mIs'O:rIent] _v. _. ,  ,
  
_____

misorientate

  ['mIs'O:rIenteIt] _v. _. ,  ,
  
_____

missend

  ['mIs'send] _v.    , "" (,  
  ..)
_____

missileman

  ['mIsaIlmn] _n. (_pl. -men ['mIsaIlmen]) _. 
_____

mixologist

  [mIk'sOldIst] _n. _.   ;  
  
_____

moisturizing

  ['mOIstSraIzIN] _a.  ( ); moisturizing cleanser
  ,     
_____

old goat

  ['uld'gut] _n. _.

    1)  ;  

    2)  ڣ (   )
_____

privatism

  ['praIvtIzm] _n. _.   ;    ;
     
_____

privatistic

  [,praIv'tIstIk] _a. _.

    1)   ;     

    2)    ,  
     
_____

cellmate

  ['selmeIt] _n. 
_____

Wild West

  ['waIld'west]  
_____

Harijan

  [,ha:rI'da:n] _n. ,  ( )
_____

Z-Day

  ['zed'daI] _n.  
_____

X-ring

  ['eks'rIN] _n.     ()
_____

West Indian

  ['west'Indjn] _a. -
_____

Walkman

  ['wO:kmn] _n. 
_____

V-sign

  ['vi:saIn] _n.  
_____

Upper House

  ['Ap'haus] _n.   (   ;   )
_____

unstructured

  ['An'strAktSd] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

unsubstantiated

  ['Ansb'stnSIeItId] _a. ; 
_____

U-turn

  ['ju:t:n] _n.

    1) ; No U-turn " " ( )

    2)   180 
_____

Third World

  [':d'w:ld] _.   ( );
   ; Third World countries   ; social
  policy in the Third World      
_____

Taoism

  ['ta:uIzm] _n. _. 
_____

Talmud

  ['tlmud] _n. 
_____

Sufi

  ['su:fI] _n. _. ,  
_____

Shrove Tuesday

  ['Sruv'tju:zdI] _n. _.     ( 
  )
_____

Shinto

  ['SIntu] _n. _. , 
_____

Shintoism

  ['SIntuIzm] _n. _. , 
_____

Serbo-Croatian

  ['s:bukru'eISjn] _a. 
_____

Sassenach

  ['ssnk] _n. _. _. _. 
_____

Satanism

  ['seItnIzm] _n. 
_____

Samaritan

  [s'mrItn] _n. _. ; ; good Samaritan ) _.
   ; )  
_____

Royal Highness

  ['rOIl'haInIs] _n.  
_____

Road-Board

  ['rud'bO:d] _n.   
_____

Ramadan

  [,rm'da:n] _n.

    1) _. ;  ( )

    2)    
_____

Palm Sunday

  ['pa:m'sAndI] _.  
_____

Oxbridge

  ['OksbrId] _n.    
_____

Our Lady

  ['au'leIdI] _. , 
_____

Olympic green

  [u'lImpIk'gri:n] _. ;    
_____

Old Testament

  ['uld'testmnt] _n. _.  
_____

Noah's Flood

  ['nus'flAd] _.   (. _.)
_____

New Zealander

  [nju:'zi:lnd] _n.   
_____

New Testament

  ['nju:'testmnt] _n. _.  
_____

Milky Way

  ['mIlkI'weI] _.  
_____

Middle Ages

  ['mIdl'eIds] _n. _pl.  ; 
_____

Middle Eastern

  ['mIdl'i:stn] _a. 
_____

Middle West

  ['mIdl'west] _n. _.   ( , )
_____

mayday

  ['meIdeI] _n. _. _. _. "" ( 
       m'aidez)
_____

Latino

  ['ltInu] _n.    
_____

Labrador

  ['lbrdO:] _n. (. Labrador dog, Labrador retriever) 
  (  - -)
_____

Hispanic

  [hIs'pnIk] _a. _. _. 
_____

Hertzian waves

  ['h:tsIn'weIv] _.  
_____

Don Juan

  [dOn'du:n] _n.  ; . _. , , 
_____

dayglow

  ['deIglu] _n.   ()
_____

CD player

  [si:di:'pleI] _n.   -
_____

browser

  ['brauz] _n.

    1) _.  ,  , 
      ..

    2) _. ,      
    {. . Internet}
_____

Internet

  ['Int:net] _n. _. ,   
_____

Brit

  [brIt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

brit

  [brIt] _n. _.  ̣, 
_____

Belial

  ['bi:ljl] _n. ;  

    *) man of Belial 
_____

Bantu

  ['bn'tu:]

    1. _a.   

    2. _n. (_pl.  ., . -s ['bn'tu:z]) 
_____

Barbadian

  [ba:'beIdIn]

    1. _a.   ; 

    2. _n.  - 
_____

Cantonese

  [,knt'ni:z]

    1. _n.

      1) ;     ()

      2)    

    2. _a. 
_____

Ghanaian

  ['ga:njn]

    1. _a.   , 

    2. _n.  , 
_____

Jamaican

  [d'meIkn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. ,   
_____

Latin-American

  ['ltIn'merIkn]

    1. _a. -

    2. _n.   
_____

Mickey Mouse

  ['mIkImaus]

    1. _n.   (    
    )

    2. _a. _. أ; , 
_____

Moroccan

  [m'rOkn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

Senegalese

  ['senIg'li:z]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. () 
_____

Thai

  [taI]

    1. _n.

      1)   

      2)  

    2. _a. 
_____

Tibetan

  [tI'betn]

    1. _n. ,  

    2. 
_____

Ugandan

  [ju:'gndn]

    1. _n. ; ; the Ugandans _. 

    2. _a. 
_____

Zionist

  ['zaInIst]

    1. _n. 

    2. _a. 
_____

Bactrian

  ['bktrIn] = Bactrian camel
_____

Bactrian camel

  ['bktrIn,kml] _n. _.  , 
_____

babu

  ['ba:bu:] = baboo
_____

babushka

  [b'buSk] _n. _.  ; 
_____

Austrian

  ['O:strIn]

    1. ; 

    2. 
_____

Austro-

  ['O:stru]

  I _pref.

    1)      

    2)      

  II _pref.      
_____

Australian ballot

  [O:s'treIljn'blt]  
_____

Australasian

  ['O:strl'eISn]

    1. _n.

      1)  

      2)  

    2. _a.

      1)   

      2)   
_____

Arabian camel

  ['reIbjn,kml] _.  , , 
_____

WASP

  [wOsp] (_.  White Anglo-Saxon Protestant) _. _. . ASP
_____

Whitsun

  ['wItsn] _. = Whitsuntide
_____

Whitsun Day

  ['wItsn'deI] = Whitsunday
_____

Whitsunday

  ['wIt'sAndI] _n.  
_____

Rowland

  ['rulnd] = Roland
_____

Muscovy duck

  ['mAskuvI'dAk] = musk-duck
_____

Decoration Day

  [,dek'reISn'deI] = Memorial Day {. memorial 2}
_____

Memorial Day

  [mI'mO:rIl'deI] _.        
  1861-65 .,  -    (30 )
_____

Angstrom

  ['Nstrm] _n. _. 
_____

Angolan

  [N'guln]

    1. _n. ,    

    2. _a. 
_____

Anglo-American

  ['Nglu'merIkn]

    1. _n.

      1) -,   

      2) ()   ,    
      (,   . )

    2. -
_____

Anglo-Canadian

  ['Ngluk'neIdjn]

    1. _n.

      1) -,   

      2) ,    

    2. _a. -
_____

Anglo-Catholic

  ['Nglu'klIk] _a. 
_____

Anglo-Indian

  ['Nglu'Indjn]

    1. _n.

      1) -, ; -, 

      2) ,       ;
        

    2. _a.

      1) - (    ); 

      2)        ( )

      3)   ,    ( ,  
      ..)
_____

Anglophil

  ['NglufIl] = Anglophile
_____

Anglophile

  ['NglufaIl] _n. 
_____

Anglophone

  ['Nglufun]

    1. _n. , ,     
     (.    )

    2.    , ; Anglophone Canadians
    ,     ; Anglophone countries
    ,    ()   
        
_____

Anglo-

  ['Nglu]    .  -; anglomania
  
_____

Anglo

  ['Nglu] _n. _.

    1) -,   

    2) ()    (,
    ,   ..)
_____

Anglicanism

  ['NglIknIzm] _n.  ; 
_____

Amerind

  ['mrInd] _n. ,  
_____

Amerindian

  ['mrIndjn] = Amerind
_____

Americanization

  [,merIknaI'zeISn] _n.

    1) ,     (  )

    2)    ()

    3)  ;     ,
      ..
_____

Amazonian

  [,m'zunjn] _a.

    1)  ,   ; ,
    

    2) 

    3)        
_____

Alma Mater

  ['lm'meIt] _n. _.

    1) - (   ); my Alma Mater is Moscow
    University    

    2) _.    
_____

ALGOL

  ['lgOl] (_.  Algorithmic Language) _n.  
  ()
_____

Aids

  [eIds] _n. (_.  acquired immunodeficiency syndrome) 
   , 
_____

Afro

  ['fru]

    1. _n. "",  ޣ   , ޣ 
    

    2. _a.

      1)   , ; Afro hair-do (hair-cut) 
      ""; Afro clothes    ""

      2) _.    
_____

abater

  ['beIt] _n. _.   ,  (,  
  ..)
_____

abbe

  ['beI] _n. _. ;   
_____

abetter

  ['bet] = abettor
_____

ablate

  [b'leIt] _v. _. _. , ; 
_____

abreact

  [,bri:'kt] _v. _.      
  
_____

abreaction

  ['bri:kSn] _n. _. ,   ,
       ""  
   
_____

absorbency

  [b'sO:bnsI] _n. 
_____

abstractionism

  [b'strkSnIzm] _n. _. 
_____

abstractionist

  [b'strkSnISt] _n.   ,
  ;  
_____

abutter

  ['bAt] _n. _.    
_____

accelerometer

  [k,sel'rOmIt] _n. _. 
_____

accreditation

  ['kredIteISn] _n. 
_____

acculturation

  [,kAltS'reISn] _n. ,   ; 
       
_____

accusal

  ['kju:zl] = accusation 1)
_____

acetone

  ['sItun] _n. _. 
_____

acknowledger

  [k'nOlId] _n. _-.  
_____

acoustician

  ['ku:'stISn] _n.

    1)   

    2)    
_____

acquirable

  ['kwaIrbl] _a. 
_____

acrylic

  ['krIlIk] _a. _. ; acrylic resin  
  
_____

actinometer

  [,ktInOmIt] _n. 
_____

activation

  ['ktI'veISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. _.    ; activation
    energy _.  ; activation area _. _. 
     
_____

activator

  ['ktIveIt] _n. _. 
_____

acyclic

  ['saIklIk] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 

    3) _. 
_____

adaptive

  ['dptIv] _a. , 
_____

addressable

  ['dresbl] _a. _.    ( )
_____

adduct

  ['dAkt] _v. _.  ( )
_____

adiabatic

  ['dI'btIk] _a. _. ; ; adiabatic curve
  
_____

adjudication

  [,du:dI'keISn] _n.

    1)  ,  

    2)     

    3)  (-.)   ( )

    4)  (  ..  )
_____

adopter

  ['dOpt] _n.

    1) ɣ ; ɣ ; _. . 

    2) _. ,    
_____

adulate

  ['djuleIt] _v. ; ; 
_____

adumbration

  [,dAm'breISn] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

advisability

  [d,vaIz'bIlItI] _n. ; ;
  (); the advisability of holding a conference
    
_____

aerator

  ['eIreIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

aerospace

  1. ['EruspeIs] _n.

    1)  

    2)  - 

    3) ,  ̣   
    

  2. ['Eru'speIs] _a. -; aerospace industry
  - ; aerospace medicine 
  ; aerospace vehicle - 
_____

afflictive

  ['flIktIv] _a. _.

    1) , 

    2) ;    , 
_____

agglutinin

  ['glu:tInIn] _n. _. 
_____

agleam

  ['gli:m] _adv. _. , 
_____

agreer

  ['gri:] _n. 
_____

airbag

  ['Ebg] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)  ;   
_____

airdrop

  ['EdrOp]

    1. _n.

      1)   ̣ (,   ..)

      2)  

    2. _v.   ̣
_____

airer

  ['Er] _n.    
_____

airflow

  ['Eflu] _a. _. 
_____

airliner

  ['E,laIn] _n.  ̣;  ̣;  
_____

airmail

  ['EmeIl] _v.  
_____

airspace

  ['EspeIs] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) ߣ 

    3)   (. _.)
_____

airstrip

  ['EstrIp] _n. _. ̣ ;  
_____

aka

  ['eI'keI'eI] _a. (_.  also known as)  ; 
      ; John Smith aka George Brown  ,
      
_____

algorithmic

  [,lg'rImIk] _a. _. 
_____

allegretto

  [,lI'gretu] _. 
_____

alleleu

  [,lI'lu:] _n. _. ; 
_____

allemande

  ['lma:nd] _n.  ()
_____

allocatur

  ['l'keIt] _. _. , 
_____

alnico

  ['lnIku] _n.   ,   
_____

alphanumeric

  ['lfnju:'merIk] = alphanumerical
_____

alphanumerical

  ['lfnju:'merIkl] _a. _. -, -
_____

alundum

  ['lAndm] _n. _. 
_____

ambivalence

  [m'bIvlns] _n.

    1)  ,   ( -., -.)

    2) _. 
_____

ambrosial

  [m'bruzjl] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ; ; ambrosial air  ;
    ambrosial locks  
_____

amenorrhoea

  [,eImn'ri:] _n. _.  , 
_____

americium

  ['m'rIsIm] _n. _. 
_____

amide

  ['mId] _n. _. 
_____

amino

  ['mInu] _n. _. 
_____

amorality

  [,m'rlItI] _n. ; 
_____

amorist

  ['mrIst] _n. _.   
_____

amphitheater

  ['mfI,It] _. = amphitheatre
_____

amuser

  ['mju:z] _n. , 
_____

amyl

  ['mIl] _n. _. 
_____

anaerobic

  [,neI'rObIk] _a. _. 
_____

analysand

  ['nlsnd] _n.  
_____

anaphora

  ['nfr] _n. _. 
_____

anemometry

  [,nI'mOmItrI] _n. _. 
_____

Angst

  [a:Nkst] _n. _.  , , 
_____

anion

  ['naIn] _n. _. 
_____

anisotropic

  [,naIsu'trOpIk] _a. 
_____

annal

  ['nl] _n. _.

    1)    

    2)    
_____

annuli

  ['njulaI] _pl.  annulus
_____

annulus

  ['njuls] _n. (_pl. -li, -ses ['njulsIz])

    1) _. , ,   ( ,
     )

    2) _.   (  ..)
_____

annum

  ['nm] _n. _. ; per annum  ;  
_____

anodize

  ['nudaIz] _v. _. ,   
_____

anomie

  ['nmI] = anomy 2), 3)  4)
_____

anomy

  ['nmI] _n.

    1) _. ,  

    2) _. ,  ;   

    3) _.   (   ), 
    

    4) _.  ,  
_____

ante

  I ['ntI] _n.

    1)  (  , .  )

    2) , ; 

  II ['ntI] _v.

    1)  {. I, 1)}

    2) _.  

    3) _.  ( )
_____

anthropological

  ['nrp'lOdIkl] _a. 
_____

anti

  ['ntaI] _n.

    1) _. ,   

    2) _.  
_____

anticoagulant

  ['ntIku'gjulnt] _a. _.  ף 
_____

antimicrobial

  ['ntImaI'krubIl] _a. 
_____

antimicrobic

  ['ntImaI'krubIk] _a. 
_____

antiphonal

  [n'tIfnl]

    1. _n. _.  , 

    2. _a.

      1) _.   

      2) _.  ( -.)
_____

antiphonary

  [n'tIfnrI] = antiphonal 1
_____

antipode

  ['ntIpud] _n. ; ,  ; exact
  antipodes of opinion    
_____

antiquate

  ['ntIkweIt] _v. _.

    1)   , 

    2)  

    3)  ,  
_____

antislavery

  ['ntI'sleIvrI] _a. , 
_____

anytime

  ['enItaIm] _adv. ,   
_____

aperiodic

  [,pIrI'OdIk] _a. , 
_____

aphonic

  ['fOnIk] _a. , 
_____

appall

  ['pO:l] _v. ; 
_____

appealer

  ['pi:l] _. ; ,   
_____

applicability

  [,plIk'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

applicative

  ['plIktIv] _a. _. , ; 
_____

approachability

  [,prutS'bIlItI] _n. ; 
_____

appropriator

  ['pruprIeIt] _n.  ,     
  
_____

approver

  ['pru:v] _n. _. ,     
    
_____

aquaria

  ['kwErI] _pl.  aquarium
_____

archaeologic

  [,a:kI'lOdIk] = archaeological
_____

ardor

  ['a:d] = ardour
_____

arpeggio

  [a:'pedIu] _n. (_pl. -os [a:'pedIuz]) _. 
_____

arrogation

  [,ru'geISn] _n.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

arroyo

  ['rOIu] _n. (_pl. -os ['rOIuz])

    1) , 

    2) _.   
_____

arsheen

  [a:r'Si:n] _n. _. 
_____

arteriole

  [a:'tIrIul] _n. _.  
_____

arthropoda

  [a:'rOpd] _n. _pl. _. , 
_____

articulator

  [a:'tIkjuleIt] _n.  ()
_____

artificiality

  [,a:tIfISI'lItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) -. 
_____

ascender

  ['send] _n. _.

    1)     

    2)       (d, k, h  .)
_____

ascribable

  [s'kraIbbl] _a.    (-.), ӣ  ޣ
  (-.)
_____

ashman

  ['Smn] _n. (_pl. -men ['Smn]) _. 
_____

assenter

  ['sent] = assentor
_____

assentor

  ['sent] _n. ,   
_____

assort

  ['sO:t] _v.

    1) , , ; ; to assort
    goods  

    2)   , 

    3) (with) , , ; it ill assorts with
    her character    ţ 

    4)  ,   
_____

astringency

  [s'trIndnsI] _n.

    1)  ; ; the astringency of tea 
     

    2) ; 
_____

asymptote

  ['sImptut] _n. _. 
_____

asynchronism

  ['sINkrnIzm] _n. 
_____

a-temporal

  ['temprl] _a.    ̣ 
_____

atrophic

  ['trOfIk] _a. ݣ, 
_____

attender

  ['tend] _n. ; 
_____

attenuator

  ['tenjueIt] _n. _. 
_____

auspice

  ['O:spIs] _n.

    1)  (. ); under favourable auspices 
     ;  ,  


    2)  (. )

    3) (. _pl.) ; under the auspices of... 
    ...,  ...; meeting under the auspices of
    the World Peace Council ,   
    
_____

autonomic

  [,O:tunOmIk] _a.

    1) _. = autonomous

    2) _. , 

    3) _.     ; autonomic nervous
    system   
_____

autotransformer

  [,O:ttrns'fO:m] _n. _. 
_____

avian

  ['eIvjn] _a. _. 
_____

avion

  [a:vjO:N] _n. _.  (.  )
_____

axiology

  [,ksI'OldI] _n. 
_____

axolotl

  [,ks'lOtl] _n. _.  ( )
_____

axon

  ['ksOn] _n. _. ,    ( )
_____

axone

  ['ksun] _n. _. ,    ( )
_____

azalea

  ['zeIlj] _n. _. 
_____

back-bend

  ['bkbend] _n.   ()
_____

backfill

  ['bkfIl]

    1. _n.

      1)  , 

      2)   

    2. _v.        
    ̣
_____

back-piece

  ['bkpi:s] _n.

    1) _.   

    2)  (  ..)
_____

back-plate

  ['bkpleIt] = back-piece 1)
_____

backspace

  ['bkspeIs] _n.  " " (  , 
  ; . backspace key)
_____

backspacer

  ['bk,speIs] = backspace
_____

bagpipe

  I ['bgpaIp] _n.

    1) ( _pl.)  (. )

    2) _. , ;  , 

  II ['bgpaIp] _v. _.  ()
_____

-baiter

  ['beIt]      ;
  Negro-baiter  ,  (.   );
  Jew-baiter  ; Red-baiter ,  ""
_____

baler

  ['beIl] _n. _.

    1) - (,   ..)

    2)  
_____

balled

  [bO:ld] _a.

    1)   

    2) ף  ; 
_____

balled-up

  ['bO:ld'Ap] _a. _. _. ; ;   
_____

ballgown

  ['bO:lgaun] _n.  
_____

ballooner

  [b'lu:n] _n. , 
_____

bandwidth

  ['bndwId] _n. _.   (, )
_____

barbital

  ['ba:bItl] _n. _. 
_____

battlefront

  ['btlfrAnt] _n. _.  
_____

baud

  [bO:d] _n. _.  (   )
_____

beanbag

  ['bi:nbg] _n.  (  )
_____

beanery

  ['bi:nrI] _n. _. , ۣ 
_____

beatification

  [,bju:tIfI'keISn] _n. 
_____

bedder

  ['bed] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) _. _.   ,  

    3) _. _. 

    4) ,   

    5) ,  ֣
_____

beefalo

  ['bi:flu] _n.    
_____

beechen

  ['bi:tSn] _a. 
_____

beefer

  ['bi:f] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

belligerence

  [bI'lIdrns] _n.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

bellyfull

  ['belIful] _n.

    1) ; to have a bellyfull  

    2) _. _. ; I got a bellyfull (of)    
    (-.)
_____

bequeather

  [bI'kwi:] _n. 
_____

berkelium

  ['b:kIlIm] _n. _. 
_____

besom-head

  ['bi:zmhed] _n. , 
_____

besom-rider

  ['bi:zm,raId] _n.   
_____

bestseller

  ['best'sel] = best seller
_____

biennia

  [baI'enj] _pl.  biennium
_____

biennium

  [baI'enIm] _n. (_pl. . -nia) _.  
_____

bihourly

  [baI'aulI] _a. _. ()    ,   
_____

binaural

  [bI'nO:rl] _a.

    1)    , ; binaural stethoscope
       

    2) 
_____

biofeedback

  [,baIu'fi:dbk] _n.   
_____

biomedical

  ['baIu'medIkl] _a. -
_____

biomedicine

  ['baIu'medIsIn] _n. - 
_____

bioscience

  ['baIu'saIns] _n. ,  ,    
_____

biotic

  [baI'OtIk] _a. _. , , ; biotic potential
         
_____

biotype

  ['baItaIp] _n. _. ,     
   
_____

birefringence

  [,baIrI'frIndns] _n. _.  
_____

bistable

  ['baI'steIbl] _a. _. ,    
_____

bistatic

  ['baI'sttIk] _.  ӣ   ɣ
_____

bitter-nut

  ['bItnAt] _n. _. 
_____

blaster

  ['bla:st] _n.

    1) _.   (. blaster machine)

    2) 
_____

blood-bath

  ['blAdba:] _n.  
_____

blue-bonnet

  ['blu:,bOnIt] _n.

    1)     (   )

    2) _.      {. 1)}

    3) _. 

    4) _. ̣
_____

blue-fish

  ['blu:fIS] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 
_____

boatsman

  ['butsmn] _. = boatman
_____

bob-white

  ['bOb'waIt] _n. _.  
_____

bold-face

  ['buldfeIs] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.  
_____

booker

  ['buk] _n. _. 
_____

borate

  ['bO:reIt] _n. _.   , 
_____

brakeman

  ['breIkmn] = brakesman
_____

brayer

  ['breI] _n. ӣ
_____

breadboard

  ['bredbO:d] _n. _.    ( 
  )
_____

brigandine

  ['brIgndaIn] _n. _. , 
_____

brigantine

  ['brIgntaIn] _n.

    1) _. ; -

    2) = brigandine
_____

brindle

  ['brIndl] = brindled
_____

broad-band

  ['brO:d'bnd] _a. _. 
_____

broncobuster

  ['brONku,bAst] _n. _. _. ,   
   
_____

browbeaten

  ['brau,bi:tn] _p-p.  browbeat
_____

brush-fire

  ['brAS,faI] _a. _. , ; ;
  brush-fire battle   
_____

brush fire

  ['brAS,faI]   
_____

bunter

  ['bAnt] _n.

    1) _. , أ

    2) _. , 

    3) ,  (.  )
_____

bursa

  ['b:s] _n. (_pl. -ae)

    1) _. 

    2) _. ,    (  
    )
_____

bursae

  ['b:si:] _pl.  bursa
_____

butte

  [bju:t] _n. _.   ( )
_____

butter-muslin

  ['bAt,mAzlIn] _n. 
_____

butter-paper

  ['bAt,peIp] _n.  
_____

butterfat

  ['bAtft] _n. _-.  ; butterfat content (percentage)
  ,     
_____

cackler

  ['kkl] _n.

    1)    

    2) ; 
_____

cager

  ['keId] _n. _. , 
_____

calculative

  ['klkjultIv] _a. 
_____

caldera

  [ka:l'dEr] _n. _. 
_____

callable

  ['kO:lbl] _a. _. _.   ;  
_____

calliope

  [k'laIpI] _n. _.  (  )
_____

calorimetry

  [,kl'rImItrI] _n. _. 
_____

calypso

  [k'lIpsu] _n. (_pl. -os [k'lIpsuz]) _. 
_____

Calypso

  [k'lIpsu] _n. _. _. 
_____

candor

  ['knd] _. = candour
_____

canner

  ['kn] _n. _.

    1)     

    2) ,    
_____

canonic

  [k'nOnIk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2) _.   

    2. = canonical
_____

cantaloupe

  ['kntlu:p] = cantaloup
_____

cantor

  ['kntO:] _n. _.

    1) - ( );  ( )

    2)  ()
_____

captivation

  [,kptI'veISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2)   

    3) _. 
_____

carbonation

  [,ka:b'neISn] _n.  , 
_____

cataclysmic

  [,kt'klIzmIk] _a. _.

    1)   

    2) , 

    3) , 
_____

cataloger

  ['kt,lOg] = cataloguer
_____

cat-tail

  ['ktteIl] _n.

    1) = cat's-tail 1)  3)

    2) = catkin
_____

cat's-tail

  ['ktsteIl] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) = catkin

    3) 
_____

cautioner

  ['kO:Sn] _n. _. _. 
_____

censurer

  ['senSr] _n. , 
_____

centroid

  ['sentrOId] _n. _.    
_____

changer

  ['tSeInd] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

chaperone

  ['Sprun] = chaperon
_____

checkable

  ['tSekbl] _a.

    1) ,   , 

    2)  , 
_____

check-book

  ['tSekbuk] _. = cheque-book
_____

check-list

  ['tSeklIst] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2)  
_____

checksum

  ['tSeksAm] _n. _.  
_____

cheerer

  ['tSIr] _n. , 
_____

chewers

  ['tSu:z] _n. _pl. _. _. 
_____

chili

  ['tSIlI] _. = chilli
_____

chiseller

  ['tSIzl] _n.

    1) ; ; ף

    2) _. ; 
_____

choreograph

  ['kOrIgra:f] _. = choreographer
_____

chronography

  [kr'nOgrfI] _n. _.   ; 
  ,  ()
_____

churchwoman

  ['tS:tS,wumn] _n. (_pl. -women ['tS:tS,wImIn]) , 
_____

cinematic

  [,sInI'mtIk] _a. ;   
_____

circumpolar

  [,s:km'pul] _a.

    1) _. , 

    2) _. 

    3) _. ; circumpolar star  
_____

cityscape

  ['sItIskeIp] _n. _.  
_____

city-wide

  ['sItIwaId] _a.   ;   
_____

clamor

  ['klm] = clamour
_____

classifiable

  ['klsIfaIbl] _a.  
_____

classifier

  ['klsIfaI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) _. 
_____

clearer

  ['klIr] _n.  
_____

clever-cleverness

  ['klev'klevnIs] _n. _. 
_____

clocker

  ['klOk] _n. _. 
_____

closer

  ['kluz] _n.

    1) _.  

    2)  (); closer brick     
_____

cloture

  ['klutS] = closure 1, 2)
_____

club-house

  ['klAb'haus] _n.  
_____

coachee

  [ku'tSi:] _n. _. 
_____

coacher

  ['kutS] _n.

    1)   (  )

    2) _. 
_____

coder

  ['kud] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. _. 
_____

codifier

  ['kOdIfaI] _n. 
_____

cod-piece

  ['kOdpi:s] _n. _.  ( )
_____

cofactor

  [ku'fkt] _n. _.   
_____

colloquia

  [k'lukwI] _pl.  colloquium
_____

combinatorics

  [,kOmbIn'tO:rIks] _n. _. 
_____

commutative

  [k'mju:ttIv] _a.

    1)  

    2) _. , 
_____

commutativity

  [k,mju:t'tIvItI] _n. _. , 
_____

compaction

  [km'pkSn] _n. _.

    1) , 

    2) , 
_____

comparator

  ['kOmpreIt] _n. _. 
_____

comprehensibility

  ['kOmprI,hens'bIlItI] _n. , ,
  
_____

compressive

  [km'presIv] _a. ; compressive force _.  
_____

concentrator

  ['kOnsentreIt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  
_____

conceptualization

  [kn,septjulaI'zeISn] _n. _. ;  ,
   ( ޣ-.); historical conceptualization of events
    
_____

concertmaster

  ['kOns:t,ma:st] _n. _.  (   )
_____

confocal

  [kOn'fukl] _a. _. 
_____

conformal

  [kn'fO:ml] _a. _. 
_____

conformance

  [kn'fO:mns] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) 
_____

Congresswoman

  ['kONgres,wumn] _n. (_pl. -women ['kONgres,wImIn]) -
    (.  )
_____

conservationist

  [,kOns:'veISnIst] _n.

    1)     

    2)    

    3)    ,    ..
_____

contestable

  [kn'testbl] _a. 
_____

controllability

  [kn,trul'bIlItI] _n. _. Σ, 
_____

controvertible

  ['kOntrv:tbl] _a. , ,  
_____

conveyor

  [kn'veI] = conveyer
_____

coplanar

  [ku'pleIn] _a. _. , ()   
_____

coprocessor

  [ku'pruses] _n. _. 
_____

copy-writer

  ['kOpI,raIt] _n.   
_____

corer

  ['kO:r] _n.      
_____

corn meal

  ['kO:n'mi:l]  
_____

corroboration

  [k,rOb'reISn] _n.  ( ); in
  corroboration of smth.  -.
_____

co-sponsor

  [ku'spOns] _n.  (,   ..)
_____

cotton-wood

  ['kOtn'wul] _a.

    1) ,   

    2)  ,   , ģ   
    ..; cotton-wood surroundings  ; cotton-wood
    upbringing  
_____

counterfeiter

  ['kauntfIt] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) , 

    3) 
_____

counter-flow

  ['kauntflu] _n. 
_____

counter-proposal

  ['kauntpr,puzl] _n. 
_____

county-wide

  ['kAntrI'waId] _a.

    1) , 

    2) ;   
_____

court-room

  ['kO:tru:m] _n.   
_____

covariant

  [ku'vErInt] _n. _. 
_____

coypou

  ['kOIpu:] = coypu
_____

coypu

  ['kOIpu:] _n. _. ,  , 
_____

crank-case

  ['krNkkeIs] _n. _.  ()
_____

cross-over

  ['krOs,uv] _n.

    1) _. ;      ; 

    2)    , ݣ  

    3)     
_____

cross-talk

  ['krOstO:k] _n.

    1) ,    

    2) = back-talk
_____

cross-walk

  ['krOswO:k] _n. (ݣ)  (   )
_____

crowder

  ['kraud] _n. _.  ()
_____

cruddy

  ['krAdI] _a. _.

    1) ,   ; cruddy boots , 
    

    2) , ; cruddy mind  
_____

cryogen

  ['kraIden] _n. _.  
_____

cryogenic

  [,kraIu'denIk] _a. , 
_____

cryptanalyst

  [krIp'tnlIst] _n.  ()
_____

cryptographic

  [,krIptu'grfIk] _a. , 
_____

cryptography

  [krIp'tOgrfI] _n.  , , 
_____

cubby-hole

  ['kAbIhul] = cubby-house 1)
_____

cubby-house

  ['kAbIhaus] _n.

    1)  

    2)    (  ),   
_____

cullet

  ['kAlIt] _n.   ( )
_____

cultivable

  ['kAltIvbl] _a.

    1)      ( )

    2)   ,  ( )
_____

curricular

  [k'rIkjul] _a.

    1)    ; 

    2)    ()
_____

cutover

  ['kAt,uv] _n.   ()
_____

cybernetic

  [,saIb:'netIk] _a. ; cybernetic machine (system)
    ()
_____

cybernetical

  [,saIb:'netIkl] _a. ; cybernetic machine (system)
    ()
_____

cycloidal

  [saI'klOIdl] _a. _. 
_____

darer

  ['dEr] _n. _. _. 
_____

dark-room

  ['da:kru:m] _n. ԣ  ()
_____

data base

  ['deIt'beIs] = database
_____

dater

  ['deIt] _n.    
_____

dazzler

  ['dzl] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

debugger

  [dI'bAg] _n. _. ,    
_____

debugging

  [dI'bAgIN] _n. _.

    1)     ( )

    2) "" 
_____

decal

  [di:'kl], ['dekl] _n.  
_____

deceiver

  [dI'si:v] _n. , 
_____

decentralization

  [di:,sentrlaI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

decertification

  [dI,s:tIfI'keISn] _n. _.   
  
_____

decidable

  [dI'saIdbl] _a. ; decidable set _.  
_____

decipherer

  [dI'saIfr] _n. 
_____

declarer

  [dI'klEr] _n. ,   
_____

decomposable

  [,di:km'puzbl] _a.    
_____

decompression

  [,di:km'preSn] _n.

    1) ()  ,  , 

    2) _. ; decompression illness (injury, sickness)
     
_____

decrypt

  ['di:'krIpt] _v. , 
_____

deducible

  [dI'dju:sbl] _a. 
_____

defenestrate

  ['di:'fenIstreIt] _v. _.   
_____

defenestration

  [dI,fens'treISn] _n. _.  ԣ   
_____

deferrable

  [dI'f:rbl] = deferable
_____

deferable

  ['defrbl] _a.    ( )
_____

deforestation

  [dI,fOrIs'teISn] _n. ,  
_____

degradable

  [dI'greIdbl] _a.

    1)    () 

    2)    
_____

dehumidify

  [,di:hju'mIdIfaI] _v.  , 
_____

deliberator

  [dI'lIbreIt] _n.

    1)   ,  , ""

    2)  
_____

deliverer

  [dI'lIvr] _n.

    1) _. , , 

    2) _.  (,   ..)
_____

demeanor

  [dI'mi:n] _. = demeanour
_____

deniable

  [dI'naIbl] _a. ; it's not deniable that... 
  (), ...
_____

denumerable

  [dI'nju:mrbl] _a. _. ޣ; denumerable set ޣ 
_____

denunciate

  [dI'nAnsIeIt] = denounce
_____

descendent

  [dI'sendnt] = descendant
_____

descender

  [dI'send] _n.

    1)      

    2)    ()
_____

describable

  [dIs'kraIbbl] _a.  
_____

descriptor

  [dIs'krIpt] _n. 
_____

destruct

  [dIs'trAkt] _v. _.  ()  ̣ (  
  )
_____

determinable

  [dI't:mInbl] _a.

    1. 

    2. _. ; a lease determinable at the end of seven years
      ()    
_____

devilkin

  ['devlkIn] _n. ԣ; _. . ̣
_____

diachronic

  ['daI'krOnIk] _a. , 
_____

dialectic

  [,daI'lektIk]

    1. _n.

      1) 

      2)   

      3) 

    2. _a.

      1) ; dialectic materialism (method) 
       ()

      2)    ,   
_____

diamagnetic

  [,daImg'netIk]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _a. _. 
_____

diarrhea

  [,daI'rI] = diarrhoea
_____

dichotomize

  [daI'kOtmaIz] _v.

    1)    

    2)    
_____

dietician

  [,daII'tISn] = dietist
_____

dietist

  ['daIItIst] _n. 
_____

diffuser

  [dI'fju:z] _n.

    1) _. ; 

    2) _. ,  
_____

digram

  ['daIgrm] = digraph
_____

dinner ware

  ['dInwE] _n.  ,  
_____

dipole

  ['daIpul] _n.

    1) _. -; 

    2) _. 
_____

dipsy-doodle

  ['dIpsI,du:dl] _n. _. ԣ ; 
_____

discoverer

  [dIs'kAvr] _n. , 
_____

discriminant

  [dIs'krImInnt]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _a.

      1) = discriminating 1)  2)

      2) _. 
_____

discussant

  [dIs'kAsnt] _n.  ;   
_____

dishonor

  [dIs'On] = dishonour
_____

dishonorable

  [dIs'Onrbl] = dishonourable
_____

disposer

  [dIs'puz]

    1) ; 

    2) 
_____

disputer

  [dIs'pju:t] _n.    ; 
_____

dissemination

  [dI,semI'neISn] _n.

    1) , 

    2) _.  ;  

    3) ; dissemination of knowledge 
    () ; dissemination of nuclear weapons 
     ;     

    )  ()
_____

distill

  [dIs'tIl] = distil
_____

diversification

  [daI,v:sIfI'keISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3)  

    4) _-.  ; 
_____

diviner

  [dI'vaIn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ,        " "
_____

divisor

  [dI'vaIz] _n. _. 
_____

doubler

  I ['dAbl] _n. _. 

  II ['dAbl] _n. _.  
_____

doubleton

  ['dAbltn] _n. _.     (  )
_____

doubtable

  ['dautbl] _a.  ; 
_____

downfallen

  ['daun,fO:ln] _a.

    1) ; 

    2) ң
_____

dozenth

  ['dAzn] _a. _. 
_____

drainer

  ['dreIn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3)  

    4)    (. dish drainer)
_____

dreamboat

  ['dri:mbut] _n. _.

    1) ; 

    2)  
_____

dumper

  ['dAmp] _n. _. ;  
_____

econometrics

  [i:,kOn'metrIks] _n. 
_____

educable

  ['edjukbl] _a. ,  
_____

eigenvalue

  ['aIgn,vlju:] _n. _.  
_____

eigenvector

  ['aIgn,vekt] _n. _.  
_____

eightfold

  ['eItfuld]

    1. _a.

      1)    

      2) 

      3)     ( )

      4)     

    2. _adv.    ;   ; to increase
    eightfold ()   
_____

electroencephalogram

  [I,lektruen'seflgrm] _n. _. 
_____

electrolytic

  [I,lektru'lItIk] _a. ; electrolytic cell _.
   , ڣ
_____

ellipsoid

  [I'lIpsOId]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _a. 
_____

ellipsoidal

  [,elIp'sOIdl] = ellipsoid 2
_____

emitter

  [I'mIt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

emulator

  ['emjuleIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) 
_____

enlarger

  [In'la:d] _n. _. 
_____

enquirer

  [In'kwaIr] = inquirer
_____

ensurer

  [In'Sur] _. = insurer
_____

enticer

  [In'taIs] _n. 
_____

enumerable

  [I'nju:mrbl] _a. _. ; ޣ; enumerable set
   
_____

enumerative

  [I'nju:mrtIv] _a.

    1) 

    2) , 
_____

enumerator

  [I'nju:mreIt] _n. ޣ (    ..)
_____

epistemological

  [,epIsti:m'lOdIkl] _a. _. ,   
  , 
_____

epistemology

  [,epIsti:mOldI] _n. _. ,  ,
  
_____

epsilon

  [ep'saIln] _n.

    1)  (5-   )

    2) _. , £
_____

equilibria

  [,i:kwI'lIbrI] _pl.  equilibrium
_____

erasable

  [I'reIzbl] _a.

    1)   (, ), 

    2)  (   ..)
_____

escapable

  [Is'keIpbl] _a. ; ;  
_____

esprit

  ['espri:] _n. _.

    1) ; ; esprit fort ,  

    2) ;  
_____

evolute

  ['i:vlu:t]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _v. _. . evolve
_____

exciton

  ['eksaItOn] _n. _.  ()
_____

executable

  ['eksIkju:tbl] _a. , 
_____

exerciser

  ['ekssaIz] _n.    
_____

expander

  [Iks'pnd] _n.

    1) 

    2) _. , 

    3) _.  
_____

exponentiation

  [,ekspunenSI'eISn] _n. _.   
_____

exposer

  [Iks'puz] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

expounder

  [Iks'paund] _n. _. ; 
_____

fader

  I ['feIf] _n. _.   

  II ['feId] _n. _. _. = father
_____

faster

  ['fa:st] _n. ,  ; 
_____

fatso

  ['ftsu] _n. (_pl. -sos, -soes ['ftssuz]) _. , 
_____

favorer

  ['feIvr] _. = favourer
_____

favourer

  ['feIvr] _n.

    1) 

    2) , , 
_____

feasibility

  [,fi:z'bIlItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

ferrite

  ['feraIt] _n. _. 
_____

fervor

  ['f:v] = fervour
_____

filer

  I ['faIl] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

  II ['faIl] _n. _. 
_____

finer

  ['faIn] _n.  
_____

firer

  ['faIr] _n.

    1) 

    2) أ

    3)  

    4) ,    

    5) _. 
_____

fire-wall

  ['faI'wO:l] _n. _. 
_____

firmware

  ['f:mwE] _n. _.   ,  
   
_____

fixate

  ['fIkseIt] _v.

    1) ,   ̣ 

    2) , 

    3) _.   

    4) _.    (, )
_____

flack

  [flk]

    1. _n. _.

      1)   

      2) 

    2. _v. _.

      1)   (,   ..)    

      2) ,   ( -. )
_____

flatworm

  ['fltw:m] _n.  
_____

flexibility

  [,fleks'bIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) , 

    3) _. 

    4) , 

    5) Σ, ; 
_____

flood-lit

  ['flAdlIt] _a.   
_____

flow-chart

  ['flu'tSa:t] _n. -,   
_____

fluoresce

  [flu:'res] _v. 
_____

flyable

  ['flaIbl] _a. ̣ ( )
_____

folk-song

  ['fuksON] _n.  
_____

food-stuff

  ['fu:dstAf] _n.

    1)  ;  ; green food-stuffs of the garden
      

    2) ; 
_____

forcer

  ['fO:s] _n.

    1)     

    2) _.  (, )

    3) _.  
_____

framer

  ['freIm] _.    
_____

free-wheel

  ['fri:'wi:l] _n. _.

    1)    

    2)  
_____

freon

  [fri:'On] _n. _. 
_____

functionality

  [,fANkS'nlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  
_____

fungible

  ['fAndIbl] _a. _.  ( , ); fungible things ,
    ,  
_____

gasser

  ['gs] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _. , 
_____

gayety

  ['geIItI] = gaiety
_____

gecko

  ['geku] _n. (_pl. -os, -oes ['gekuz]) _. 
_____

generalist

  ['denrlIst] _n. ; ;     
   
_____

geodesic

  [,di:u'desIk] = geodetic
_____

geometric

  [dI'metrIk] = geometrical
_____

giga-

  ['gIg], ['dIg]   ,  ; 
      -; gigabit _. ;
  gigawatt _. 
_____

glazer

  ['gleIz] _n.

    1) -

    2) ,  ;  , 
    
_____

glottal

  ['glOtl] _a.

    1)    

    2) _.    ; glottal stop (catch, plosive)
    ף 
_____

goldeni-rod

  ['guldnrOd] _n. _.  , 
_____

grandchildren

  ['grndtSIldrn] _pl.  grandchild
_____

granola

  [gr'nul] _n.  (ݣ      )
_____

granularity

  [,grnju'lrItI] _n. 
_____

green-ware

  ['gri:nwE] _n. ֣ 
_____

greeter

  ['gri:t] _n. _. , , 
_____

grounder

  ['graund] _n.

    1) _. ,   

    2) _. ,    ( ,   ..)
_____

guilder

  ['gIld] _n. . . gulden
_____

gunplay

  ['gAnpleI] _n. 
_____

hairclip

  ['hEklIp] _n.   
_____

halava

  ['ha:lva:] = halva
_____

halavah

  ['ha:lva:] = halvah
_____

handgun

  ['hndgAn] _n. _. _.   
_____

harbor

  ['ha:b] _. = harbour
_____

hardcopy

  ['ha:d,kOpI]

    1) _. ,   (    
     ,   ..)

    2) _. ,   ; he produced hardcopy that
    required little or no editing      
       

    3)     (  )
_____

hardhat

  ['ha:dht] _n. _.

    1) ['ha:d'ht]  , -

    2) -; 

    3) ,   , 
_____

hardscrabble

  ['ha:d,skrbl] _a.   ,  ;
  ; hardscrabble existence ֣ , 
   
_____

harken

  ['ha:kn] = hearken
_____

head-master

  ['hed'ma:st] _n.  
_____

hell-fire

  ['hel'faI] _n.  
_____

herder

  ['h:d] _n. . _. 
_____

hereunder

  [hIr'And] _adv.

    1) _.  ,  

    2) _.      
_____

hex

  [heks]

    1. _n. _.

      1) , , 

      2)  , , ;  ; to put a hex on smb.,
      smth.  -., -.

      3) ,  

    2. _v. _.

      1) ; she hexed him into marrying her   
      ,     

      2)   ; ; he was accused of hexing his
      neighbour's cows    ,     
       
_____

hierarchal

  [,haI'ra:kl] _a. _.     
_____

hill-top

  ['hIl'tOp] _n.    
_____

hirer

  ['haIr] _n.

    1)  ; 

    2) _. _.  
_____

hitch-hiker

  ['hItS,haIk] _n. ,      
_____

hoarder

  ['hO:d] _n.: food hoarder ,   (
   )
_____

homomorphic

  [,hOm'mO:fIk] = homomorphous
_____

homomorphous

  [,hOm'mO:fs] _a. (),     ;
    
_____

homomorphism

  [,hOm'mO:fIzm] _n. ()
_____

honey-dew

  ['hAnIdju:] _n.

    1)  , ;  ͣ

    2) _. 

    3)  

    4) _.   ,   (. honey-dew melon)
_____

horseshoer

  ['hO:SSu:] _n. () 
_____

hotter

  ['hOt] _v. _.

    1)  ( , )

    2) ; ;   
_____

housebroke

  ['hausbruk] _a.

    1) _.  ( , )

    2) _.   ( £)
_____

housebroken

  ['haus,brukn] _a.

    1) _.  ( , )

    2) _.   ( £)
_____

husker

  ['hAsk] _n. _-. , 
_____

hydrodynamic

  ['haIdrudaI'nmIk] = hydrodynamical
_____

hydrodynamical

  ['haIdrudaI'nmIkl] _a. 
_____

iconoclasm

  [aI'kOnklzm] _n.

    1) _. 

    2)    , 
_____

icosahedral

  ['aIks'hedrl] _a. _. 
_____

icosahedron

  ['aIks'hedrn] _n. _. 
_____

impaction

  [Im'pkSn] _n.

    1)  

    2) ̣; 

    3) 

    4) _.  
_____

impeachable

  [Im'pi:tSbl] _a.

    1) _.   , 

    2) ; impeachable motives   ()
_____

imperceivable

  [,Imp'si:vbl] = imperceptible
_____

impermanence

  [Im'p:mnns] _n. _. ; ;
  
_____

inactivate

  [In'ktIveIt] _v.

    1) _.  ,  , ; to
    inactivate a serum  

    2) _. () 

    3) _.    ( )
_____

inadmissibility

  ['Ind,mIs'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

industrialism

  [In'dAstrIlIzm] _n. 
_____

inertial

  [I'n:Sjl] _a. _. , 
_____

infarct

  [In'fa:kt] _n. _. 
_____

infeasible

  [In'fi:zbl] _a. _. , 
_____

inflater

  [In'fleIt] _n.   
_____

ingestion

  [In'destSn] ɣ 
_____

ingrate

  [In'greIt] _a. _. 
_____

inhabitance

  [In'hbItns] _n. _. ;  
_____

in-line

  ['In'laIn] _a.

    1) ,   

    2)   ; in-line engine _.  
_____

insofar

  [,Insu'fa:r] _adv.: insofar as  , ; insofar
  as I am able  
_____

insolvable

  [In'sOlvbl] = insoluble 2)
_____

installment

  [In'stO:lmnt] = instalment
_____

instanter

  [In'stnt] _adv. _. _. , ; ,
  
_____

integrable

  ['IntIgrbl] _a. _.  
_____

integrand

  ['IntIgrnd] _n. _.  ; 
  
_____

interchangeability

  ['Int:,tSeInd'bIlItI] _n.

    1) () ();  (  )

    2) ; ; 
_____

interdependency

  [,IntdI'pendnsI] = interdependence
_____

internationality

  ['Int:,nS'nlItI] _n. ; ,
    (-.)
_____

internship

  [In't:nSIp] _n. _. 
_____

interspersion

  [,Int:'sp:Sn] _n. ; 
_____

intubate

  ['IntjubeIt] _v. _.  ;  
_____

invertible

  [In'v:tbl] _a.

    1) ;  

    2)    
_____

isomorphic

  [,aIsu'mO:fIk] _a. ; isomorphic mapping 
  ; isomorphic with (to) a set _.  
_____

isomorphism

  [,aIsu'mO:fIzm] _n. ; isomorphism between two sets _.
     
_____

issuer

  ['Isju:] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

jeweler

  ['du:l] = jeweller
_____

journalize

  ['d:nlaIz] _v.

    1) ,   

    2)  , 

    3)  ,   , 
_____

keener

  ['ki:n] _n.     ( )
_____

keypad

  ['ki:pd] _n.  (  ..)
_____

keyset

  ['ki:set] _n.  (  ..)
_____

keystroke

  ['ki:struk]

    1. _n.    (   ..);   (
    ); she can do 200 keystrokes a minute    
    200   

    2. _v.   ,   ..
_____

kilovolt

  ['kIlvult] _n. _. 
_____

knowable

  ['nubl] _a.

    1) 

    2) ; 

    3) _. ,    ; knowable sort of
    people  
_____

kudo

  ['kju:du] _n. (_pl. kudos ['kju:dOs]) _.

    1) ; , 

    2) , 
_____

laissez-aller

  ['leIseI'leI] _n. _.  ,  
  
_____

lambda

  ['lmd] _n.

    1)  (11-   )

    2) _.       
_____

lambert

  ['lmb:t] _n. _. 
_____

lander

  ['lnd] _n. _. , 
_____

legalization

  [,li:glaI'zeISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)   ; 
_____

leukemia

  [lju:'ki:mI] = leukaemia
_____

leuchaemia

  [lju:'ki:mI] = leukaemia
_____

lexicographic

  [,leksIku'grfIk] _a. _. 
_____

lexicographical

  [,leksIku'grfIkl] = lexicographic
_____

limiter

  ['lImIt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. ,      
    ̣ 
_____

litterbug

  ['lItbAg] _n.    (  
  )
_____

localization

  [,luklaI'zeISn] _n.

    1) ,  

    2)  

    3) _. ,   
_____

lockstep

  ['lOkstep]

    1. _n.

      1)    (  ..)

      2)  , ; to break the traditional lockstep
        

      *) to be in lockstep with smb.    ( 
      )  -.

    2. _a. , ;   ; lockstep
    methods  

    3. _v.

      1)      (   ..)

      2)   ,   

      3)     
_____

logarithmic

  [,lOg'rImIk] _a. _. ; logarithmic curve
   ; logarithmic table  
_____

logarithmical

  [,lOg'rImIkl] = logarithmic
_____

lookup

  ['lukAp] _n.   (   ..)
_____

loudspeaker

  ['laud'spi:k] . loud speaker
_____

magnetizable

  ['mgnItaIzbl] _a.  
_____

manipulatory

  [m'nIpjultrI] = manipulative
_____

mantissa

  [mn'tIs] _n. _. 
_____

marsh-mallow

  ['ma:S'mlu] _n.

    1) _.    

    2)  ( )
_____

masochist

  ['mzkIst] _n. 
_____

masquerader

  [,msk'reId] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

matchable

  ['mtSbl] _a. , , 
_____

matcher

  ['mtS] _.  
_____

maximal

  ['mksIml] = maximum 2
_____

mayhap

  ['meIhp] _. _. . maybe
_____

mayoral

  I [,maI'ra:l] _n.

    1)     

    2)  

    3) _.  

  II ['mErl] _a.      
_____

meager

  ['mi:g] _. = meagre
_____

measle

  ['mi:zl]

    1. _n. , 

    2. _v.

      1) _.  

      2) _.  

      3) _.    
_____

megavolt

  ['megavult] _n. _. 
_____

mentionable

  ['menSnbl] _a.

    1)  

    2)   
_____

mesquit

  ['meski:t] = mesquite
_____

mesquite

  ['meski:t] _n. _.  ; mesquite bean  
_____

metamathematics

  [,met,mI'mtIks] _n.  (  
  - )
_____

methodological

  [,med'lOdIkl] _a. 
_____

microbicide

  [maI'krubIsaId]

    1. _n. _. ,  

    2. _a. _. ,  
_____

midrange

  ['mIdreInd] _n. _.  ;  ; midrange
  ballistic missile     
_____

milliampere

  [,mIlI'mpE] _n. _. 
_____

millivolt

  ['mIlIvult] _n. _. 
_____

mimeograph

  ['mImIgra:f] _n.

    1.

      1)  (. mimeograph machine)

      2) ,    

    2. _v.   ; mimeographing department ; 
     
_____

miniaturization

  [,mInjtSrI'zeISn] _n. _. _. 
_____

minicomputer

  ['mInIkm'pju:t] _n. _. -, -
_____

minimax

  ['mInImks] _n. _. 
_____

minter

  ['mInt] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) _. , 
_____

missioner

  ['mISn] _n.

    1) ,  -

    2) = missionary 1
_____

mistakable

  [mIs'teIkbl] _a.

    1)   ,  

    2)        ; easily mistakable
    for smb., smth.    -. ,  -. 
_____

miter

  ['maIt] _. = mitre
_____

mitigative

  ['mItIgeItIv] = mitigatory
_____

moccasin

  ['mOksIn] _n. 
_____

mocker

  ['mOk]

    1) 

    2) = mocking-bird
_____

modularity

  [,mOdju'lrItI] _n. _.  
_____

modularize

  ['mOdjulraIz] _v. _. ,   
_____

modulator

  ['mOdjuleIt] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

moduli

  ['mOdjulaI] _pl.  modulus
_____

monadical

  [mO'ndIkl] _a.

    1) _. 

    2) _.   
_____

monadic

  [mO'ndIk] = monadical
_____

motorize

  ['mutraIz] _v.    ; 
_____

mounter

  ['maunt] _n. ; ; 
_____

mouser

  ['maus] _n.

    1) ; good (poor) mouser  ()  ( ,
    ,   ..)

    2) ,   , 
_____

mu

  [mju:] _n. _.  
_____

muddle-head

  ['mAdlhed] _n. , ,  
_____

multidimensional

  ['mAltIdI'menSnl] _a.

    1) 

    2)    ; multidimensional engineer 
     
_____

multilayer

  ['mAltI'leI] _a. , 
_____

multilayered

  ['mAltI'leId] = multilayer
_____

multiplicative

  [,mAltI'plIktIv] _a.

    1) ()

    2) ;   ; multiplicative stage
      ()
_____

multiprocessing

  ['mAltI'prusesIN] _n. _.   
    ( )
_____

multiprogramming

  ['mAltI'prugrmIN] _n. _. 
_____

musicology

  [,mju:zI'kOldI] _n. , 
_____

mutative

  ['mju:ttIv] _a.

    1) , , 

    2) _. 
_____

nameable

  ['neImbl] _a.  ;   
_____

nanoid

  ['neInOId] _a. 
_____

nanous

  ['neIns] _a. 
_____

naupathia

  [nO:'pI] _n. _.  ;  ; 
_____

needler

  ['ni:dl] _n. ,  
_____

neighbor

  ['neIb] = neighbour
_____

neighborhood

  ['neIbhud] = neighbourhood
_____

nihilism

  ['naIhIlIzm] _n. 
_____

nonbiodegradable

  ['nOn,baIudI'greIdbl] _a.   , 
    
_____

noncommercial

  ['nOnk'm:Sl] _a. ; noncommercial publication _.
  ,    
_____

non-communication

  ['nOnk,mju:nI'keISn] _n.  ; 
_____

non-existence

  ['nOnIg'zIstns] _n.

    1)  ; ,  

    2) _. 
_____

non-existent

  ['nOnIg'zIstnt]

    1. _n. _.  ; ,    

    2. _a. ; this is non-existent to him    
    
_____

nonlinear

  ['nOn'lInI] _a. _. 
_____

nonnegative

  ['nOn'negtIv] _a. _.  (   )
_____

nonperishable

  ['nOn'perISbl] _a. ;   
  
_____

nuclide

  ['nju:klaId] _n. _.   ̣  , 
_____

numeric

  [nju:'merIk] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

obsolescence

  [,Obs'lesns] _n.

    1) ;   (  ..)

    2) _.   ()
_____

obviation

  [,ObvI'eISn] _n.  ( );  ()
_____

offense

  ['fens] _. = offence
_____

ohmmeter

  ['um,mi:t] _n. _. 
_____

omicron

  [u'maIkrn] _n.  (15-   )
_____

onanism

  ['unnIzm] _n. 
_____

on-line

  ['On'laIn] _a. _.

    1) ,  

    2) () " "   (   )
_____

onliness

  ['ulInIs] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) ; 
_____

opposable

  ['puzbl] _a.   
_____

optima

  ['OptIm] _pl.  optimum
_____

optimization

  [,OptImI'zeISn] _n. 
_____

optometrist

  [Op'tOmItrIst] _n. ,  
_____

optometry

  [Op'tOmItrI] _n. _. 
_____

orbiter

  ['O:bIt] _n.   ; () ,
   ; lunar orbiter ,  ̣ 
_____

ordinate

  ['O:dnIt]

    1. _n. _. 

    2. _a.

      1)  

      2) _. ; ; 
_____

organizable

  ['O:gnaIzbl] _a.

    1) 

    2) _.    
_____

oscilloscope

  [O'sIlskup] _n. _. ; cathode-ray oscilloscope
   
_____

osteopathic

  [,OstI'pIk] _a. _. 
_____

osteopathy

  [,OstI'OpI] _n. _. 
_____

parallelize

  ['prlelaIz] = parallel 3 1), 2)  3)
_____

parametrize

  [p'rmItraIz] _v. ,    
_____

parameterize

  [p'rmItraIz] = parametrize
_____

parametric

  [,pr'metrIk] _a. 
_____

pari mutuel

  ['prI'mju:tjul] _. 
_____

parimutuel

  ['prI'mju:tjul] . pari mutuel
_____

parker

  ['pa:k] _n.  (  )
_____

parsec

  [pa:'sek] _n. _. 
_____

particulate

  [p'tIkjulIt] _a. _.

    1)   

    2) ; particulate progress  
_____

pediatric

  [,pi:dI'trIk] _a. 
_____

pediatrician

  [,pi:dI'trISn] _n. ,    
_____

pend

  I [pend] _n. _. ,  

  II [pend] _v. _. ; 
_____

penetrator

  ['penItreIt] _n.

    1) , ; a penetrator into human vices 
     

    2) _. ̣ ,    
_____

peptide

  ['peptaId] _n. 
_____

perceivable

  [p'si:vbl] _a. _. , 
_____

percentile

  [p'sentaIl] _n.  ()
_____

perisher

  ['perIS] _n. _.

    1)  ( ,     ..)

    2) , ; those perishers didn't know anything about
    Shakespeare       

    3) ; to do a perisher   

    4) _. 
_____

personalization

  [,p:snlaI'zeISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

pharmaceutic

  [,fa:m'sju:tIk] _. = pharmaceutical
_____

phytoplankton

  ['faItu'plNktOn] _n. _. 
_____

piezoelectric

  [paI,i:zuI'lektrIk] _a. _. 
_____

pinball

  ['pInbO:l] _n.  
_____

pin-wheel

  ['pInwi:l] _n. _.  
_____

placental

  [pl'sentl] _a. _. ,   
_____

plaintext

  ['pleIntekst] _n.  , 
_____

planar

  ['pleIn] _a.

    1) _. ; 

    2) 
_____

planetesimal

  [,plnI'tesIml] _a. _.    
_____

pogo

  ['pugu] . pogo stick
_____

pogo stick

  ['pugustIk]  "" (     
  ;   )
_____

poker-face

  ['puk'feIs] _n. _. ,  
_____

polisher

  ['pOlIS] _n.

    1) ; 

    2)    
_____

polymorphic

  [,pOlI'mO:fIk] = polymorphous
_____

polytheist

  ['pOlIi:Izm] _n. 
_____

porny

  ['pO:nI] _a. _. 
_____

post-existence

  ['pustIg'zIstns] _n.  
_____

postfix

  ['pustfIks] _n. 
_____

postlude

  ['pustlju:d] _n. _. 
_____

potlatch

  ['pOtltS] _n.

    1) ,      ( 
    )

    2) _. ,  ;    
_____

pour man

  ['pO:mn] _. 
_____

pragmatist

  ['prgmtIst] _n.

    1) ,  

    2) ,   
_____

precipitable

  [prI'sIpItbl] _a. _. 
_____

precomputed

  ['pri:km'pju:tId] _a.    ; precomputed
  guidance _.   
_____

predefine

  ['pri:dI'faIn] _v.  ; 
_____

predefinition

  ['pri:,defI'nISn] = predetermination
_____

predetermination

  ['pri:dI,t:mI'neISn] _n. 
_____

predictability

  [prI,dIkt'bIlItI] _n. 
_____

preserver

  [prI'z:v] _n.

    1) , 

    2)    

    3) ,     ..

    4) _pl.  
_____

presser

  ['pres] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) ; 

    3) _. 
_____

prizer

  ['praIz] _n. _.    
_____

profitability

  [,prOfIt'bIlItI] = profitableness
_____

profitableness

  ['prOfItblnIs] _n.

    1) , , 

    2) 
_____

programeer

  [,prugr'mI] _n. _.  
_____

projective

  [pr'dektIv] _a.

    1) _. ; projective geometry  ;
    projective plane  

    2) , 
_____

prolongate

  ['prulONgeIt] = prolong
_____

propellant

  [pr'pelnt] = propellent
_____

prosodic

  [pr'sOdIk] _a. _. 
_____

prosthodontia

  [,prOsu'dOnSI] _n.  
_____

prosthodontics

  [,prOsu'dOntIks] _n.  
_____

prosthodontist

  [,prOsu'dOntIst] _n.  
_____

provable

  ['pru:vbl] = proveable
_____

proveable

  ['pru:vbl] _a. 
_____

pruner

  ['pru:n] -, -
_____

psycho-physics

  ['saIku'fIzIks] _n. 
_____

psycho-therapeutics

  ['saIkuer'pju:tIks] = psychotherapy
_____

push-down

  ['puSdaun] _n. _.  ̣
_____

quantification

  [,kwOntIfI'keISn] _n. _.  ; quantification of
  the predicate _.  
_____

quantize

  ['kwOntaIz] _v. _. 
_____

quartzite

  ['kwO:tsaIt] _n. _. 
_____

quieter

  ['kwaIt] _n.

    1) , 

    2)  
_____

quintillion

  [kwIn'tIljn] _n. _. 
_____

quod-cove

  ['kwOdkuv] _n. _. ,  
_____

quonset

  ['kwOnsIt] _n. _.      (. quonset
  hut)
_____

radioastronomy

  ['reIdIus'trOnmI] . radio astronomy
_____

radio astronomy

  ['reIdIus'trOnmI] 
_____

raiser

  ['reIz] _n.

    1)   ߣ (-.); ߣ; window raiser
    _. ߣ

    2) (-raiser)    : cattle-raiser ,
    ; poultry-raiser 
_____

Ransomer

  ['rnsm] _n.

    1) _. ,  ( )

    2) _.   -
_____

raster

  ['rst] _n. 
_____

rax

  [rks] _v. _.

    1) 

    2) 

    3) , 
_____

reactivation

  [ri:,ktI'veISn] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _.  ()

    3) _. ,  ()

    4) _.   (   
    )

    5) ; ; reactivation process 
    
_____

readout

  ['ri:daut] _n. ޣ;  ;  ; start
  (range) readout  ޣ (ޣ )
_____

reasoner

  ['ri:zn] Σ
_____

reassign

  [,ri:'saIn] _v.

    1)    

    2) _. 

    3) 
_____

reassignment

  [ri:'saInmnt] _n.

    1)   

    2) _. 
_____

rebind

  [ri:'baInd]

    1. _n.  ԣ 

    2. _v. (rebound)  ,   ̣
_____

rebore

  [ri:'bO:] _v. _.  ( )
_____

rebroadcast

  [ri:'brO:dka:st] _v. _. _.

    1)  

    2) 
_____

reclaimable

  [rI'kleImbl] _a. ;   ,
  
_____

recognizee

  [rI,kOgnI'zi:] _n. _. ,      
    
_____

recognizor

  [rI,kOgnI'zO:] _n. _. ,    
_____

reconsideration

  ['ri:kn,sId'reISn] _n.

    1) , ,  (  ..)

    2)  ;   ()
_____

recruiter

  [rI'kru:t] _n. 
_____

recursive

  [rI'k:sIv] _a.

    1) _. ; recursive definition (function) 
     (- ); recursive function theory 
     

    2) _. ,    
_____

reducer

  [rI'dju:s] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) _.  

    3) _.  

    4) _. 

    5) _. 
_____

reeler

  ['ri:l] _n.

    1) , 

    2) , 

    3) (-reeler)    :   -
    ; two-reeler (three-reeler)    ( ң) ;
    one-reeler 
_____

re-enforcement

  ['ri:In'fO:smnt] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) _.  ()
_____

referent

  ['refrnt] _n. ; ,    (, , );
  the referent for Shakespeare's greatness is his works  
     
_____

referential

  [,ref'renSl] _a. _.

    1) ; for referential use   ( -. )

    2)   ,  ; referential mark  

    3) (to)  ( -.)
_____

reflectivity

  [,ri:flek'tIvItI] _n. _.

    1)  

    2)  
_____

regs

  [regz] _n. (_.  regulations) _. ;  ;
   (. )
_____

regulatory gene

  ['regjultrI'di:n] _. -
_____

reliever

  [rI'li:v] _n. _.  
_____

relocation

  ['ri:lu'keISn] _n. , ; ;
  relocation camp   
_____

renunciate

  [rI'nAnsIeIt] _v. _. ; 
_____

reorder

  ['ri:'O:d]

    1. _n.   ̣ 

    2. _v.

      1)   

      2) , 

      3)    
_____

repartition

  ['ri:pa:'tISn] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

replacer

  [rI'pleIs] _n.

    1) 

    2) _-.  
_____

reposition

  [,ri:p'zISn] _n.

    1) _.   

    2)   

    3) _. 
_____

reproducibility

  ['ri:pr,dju:s'bIlItI] _n.    
_____

repressor

  [rI'pres] _n. _. -
_____

reserpine

  [rI's:pi:n] _n. _. 
_____

resolver

  [rI'zOlv] _n. _.  
_____

resonate

  ['rezneIt] _v. 
_____

responder

  [rIs'pOnd] _n. _. 
_____

restrainer

  [rIs'treIn] _n. _. 
_____

retarder

  [rI'ta:d] _n.

    1) ; ; a retarder of progress   
    

    2) _. 
_____

reticular

  [rI'tIkjul] _a.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

retransmission

  ['ri:trnz'mISn] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _. 
_____

retransmit

  ['ri:trnz'mIt] _v. _. ,  
   
_____

re-type

  ['ri:'taIp] _v.  (  )
_____

reverser

  [rI'v:s] _n. _.  , 
_____

revisional

  [rI'vInl] _a.   ,   ..
_____

revisionary

  [rI'vInrI] _a.   ,   ..
_____

riboflavin

  [,raIbu'flvIn] _n. ,  B2
_____

ribonucleic

  [,raIbunju:'kli:Ik] _a. _. ; ribonucleic acid
   
_____

rightward

  ['raItwd] = rightwards
_____

rip-off

  1. ['rIpO:f] (. ripoff) _n. _.

    1) ; £; 

    2) ; ()   

  2. ['rIp'O:f] _v. _.

    1) ; 

    2) ;  

    3)  ,  ; ()
     ()
_____

river-bank

  ['rIv'bNk] _n.  ,  
_____

riveter

  ['rIvIt] _n.

    1) 

    2) _.  ;  
_____

roll-back

  ['rulbk] _n.     (  
   )
_____

rougher

  ['rAf] _n.

    1)    

    2)    

    3) _. = rough-rider
_____

rounder

  ['raund] _n.

    1) _. _. , ; nightclub rounders 
     

    2) , 

    3) ,   (,   ..)

    4) _. ,   ,  
    

    5) (Rounder) -,  

    6)  ()

    7) _. ,   

    8) ,  (); six rounder    

    9) _. , ӣ     
_____

round-off

  ['raund'O:f] _n. _.      90 .
_____

roundworms

  ['raundw:mz] (. round-worms) _n. _pl. _. 
_____

router

  ['ru:t] _n.

    1) _. - 

    2) _.  

    3) _. , 
_____

rub-down

  ['rAbdaun] (. rubdown) _n.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) , 

    4)  (.    )
_____

rumor

  ['ru:m] _. = rumour
_____

run-off

  ['rAn'O:f] _n.

    1) 

    2) ,  ()

    3) _.     , 
     

    4) _.  

    5) _. 
_____

runs

  [rAnz] _n. (the runs) _. 
_____

rusher

  ['rAS] _n.

    1) _. ,  

    2) _. ,   , 

    3) _.   ()

    4) _. _. 
_____

sacker

  I ['sk] _n. _. 

  II ['sk] _n. _. 
_____

sacrificer

  ['skrIfaIs] _n. ; 
_____

sail-fish

  ['seIlfIS] _n. _. 
_____

salter

  ['sO:lt] _n.

    1)  

    2) 

    3) 
_____

sass

  [ss]

    1. _n. _. , , 

    2. _v. _.  (   ); ; don't
    sass your mother!   
_____

satisfiable

  ['stIsfaIbl] _a. 
_____

scepter

  ['sept] _. = sceptre
_____

school-house

  ['sku:lhaus] _n.

    1)    (. )

    2) ,    
_____

score-board

  ['skO:bO:d] _n. _. ,  ,  ޣ (.
  electric score-board)
_____

score-card

  ['skO:ka:d] _n.

    1) _.      

    2) _-.  ;  
_____

scorner

  ['skO:n] _n.: to sit in the seat of the scorner   -.
  
_____

sea-coast

  ['si:'kust] _n.  ;  ; sea-coast fortifications
  _.  
_____

selectivity

  ['sIlek'tIvItI] _n. , 
_____

semanticist

  [sI'mntIsIst] _n.   
_____

sentential

  [sen'tenSl] _a. 
_____

serif

  ['serIf] _n. _.

    1)  (    )

    2)   
_____

serviceability

  [,s:vIs'bIlItI] _n. _.  ģ; 
  
_____

severalfold

  ['sevrlfuld] _. = manifold 2
_____

shakable

  ['SeIkbl] _a.  , ; his decision wasn't
  shakable      ϣ 
_____

shaper

  ['SeIp] _n.

    1) 

    2) - 

    3)   ( )
_____

sharer

  ['SEr] _n. ; , 
_____

sheller

  ['Sel] _n.

    1)   

    2) _-.  , , ; 
_____

shifter

  ['SIft] _n.

    1) , ; 

    2) _.  

    3) _.  ;  

    4) _.  ( )
_____

shill

  [SIl]

    1. _n. _.

      1) 

      2)  ,      (
       )

      3)  ( )

    2. _v. _.

      1) ,  (, )

      2) ,  (  ..)

      3) (for)  (,   ..);  
_____

shop-soiled

  ['SOpsOIld] _a. _.   
_____

shop-worn

  ['SOpwO:n] = shop-soiled
_____

shorter

  ['SO:t] _a. ; a shorter dictionary  
_____

shouter

  ['Saut] 
_____

shrinkable

  ['SrINkbl] _a. 
_____

shuffle-board

  ['SAflbO:d] _n.  (     
   )
_____

shut-off

  ['SAt'O:f] _n.

    1) , ;  

    2) _.  ; shut-off valve _.  
_____

sicker

  ['sIk] _a. _.

    1) ģ, ; ; sicker man ,   
    

    2) ף, ; 

    3) ; ; to make sicker 
_____

sideband

  ['saIdbnd] _n. _.   ()
_____

sifter

  ['sIft] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) (-sifter)    : flour-sifter   
_____

sigma

  ['sIgm] _n.

    1)  (18-   )

    2) -.    C  S
_____

silicone

  ['sIlIkn] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  

    *) silicone carbide  , ; silicone resin
    ,  
_____

simplex

  ['sImpleks]

    1. _n. _.  

    2. _a.

      1) _. , , 

      2) _. 
_____

simulcast

  ['sImjulka:st] _n. _. _.     
  
_____

sink-hole

  ['sINkhul] _n.

    1)  ;  

    2) _.  

    3) _.  
_____

sinusoid

  ['saInsOId] _n. _. 
_____

sinusoidal

  ['saInsOIdl] _a. _. ; sinusoidal function
   
_____

situational

  [,sItju'eISnl] _a. 
_____

skillful

  ['skIlful] = skilful
_____

skullduggery

  [skAl'dAgrI] _n. _. _. 
_____

skyjack

  ['skaIdk]

    1. _n.

      1)  ̣;   

      2) = skyjacker

    2. _v.  ̣;   
_____

skyjacker

  ['skaI,dk] _n.  ̣;  
_____

skyjacking

  ['skaI,dkIN] _n. ,  ̣;  
_____

sleepwalking

  ['sli:p,wO:kIN] _n. , 
_____

sleight

  [slaIt] _n.

    1) ; sleight of hand  

    2) ;  

    3) _. , 
_____

slicer

  ['slaIs] _n.  ( ,   ..)
_____

slider

  ['slaId] _n.

    1) ;  ();  

    2) _.  ( )

    3) _.  
_____

smokables

  ['smukblz] _n. _pl.  , , , 
_____

smoother

  ['smu:] _n.

    1)  

    2) _.  

    3) _. ; 
_____

snafu

  [sn'fu:]

    1. _n. _. _. , , 

    2. _a. _. _. , ,   

    3. _v. _. _. , ;  (); I snafued
    it for you   ӣ  
_____

snark

  [sna:k] _n. _.

    1)  (    . )

    2) _. , 
_____

sociologic

  [,susj'lOdIk] = sociological
_____

sociological

  [,susj'lOdIkl] _a. 
_____

sojourner

  ['sOd:n] _n. _.  
_____

solidification

  [s,lIdIfI'keISn] _n.

    1) , ; ; 

    2)  ()

    3) 
_____

solver

  ['sOlv] _n. _. _.  ,  
_____

somber

  ['sOmb] _. = sombre
_____

someday

  ['sAm'deI] _adv. - ( );    
_____

song-book

  ['sONbuk] _n.  ; 
_____

sooner

  ['su:n] _n.

    1) _. ,  , ""

    2) _. _. ,   

    3) _. _. 

    *) a sooner dog _. _. _.  ,   ;
    Sooner State _. " " (  
    )
_____

specificity

  [,spesI'fIsItI] _n. _. 
_____

specter

  ['spekt] _. = spectre
_____

spectrograph

  ['spektrugra:f] _n. 
_____

spectrophotometer

  ['spektrufu'tOmIt] _n. 
_____

spectroscopic

  [,spektrs'kOpIk] _a. 
_____

spectroscopy

  [spek'trOskpI] _n. 
_____

spiller

  ['spIl] _n.: a spiller of blood 
_____

spin-off

  ['spInO:f] _n.

    1)  ;   ; paper-backs
    are spin-offs from hardcover books     
       ()   ֣ ̣; an
    author's royalties and spin-offs      
    ,   ..  

    2)    ; the novel is a spin-off from the
    research she did for her history textbook     
     ,     ; new household
    products that are spin-offs from missile research  
    ,      

    3) _.     (   
     )
_____

splashy

  ['splSI] _a.

    1) , ; ; splashy ground  

    2) ; splashy sound 

    3) 

    4) _. , ;   ; splashy
    half-page ad    
_____

splendor

  ['splend] _. = splendour
_____

splicer

  ['splaIs] _n.

    1) _.    

    2) _. 

    3) _.  ,    ̣

    4) = splicing girl {. splicing}
_____

splicing

  ['splaIsIN] _n.

    1) ; ; 

    2) _.  ( ̣)

    3) _.  

    4)  ( )

    *) splicing block _.  ; splicing girl _.
    , 
_____

spline

  [splaIn]

    1. _n.

      1) _.  ; 

      2) _. 

      3) _. , 

      *) spline shaft _.  () (); spline way = 1),
      ) 

    2. _v.

      1) _.     

      2) _.  
_____

stabler

  ['steIbl] _n. _.  
_____

stealer

  ['sti:l] _n. _. 
_____

steeper

  ['sti:p] _n.

    1) 

    2)     ; 
_____

steerable

  ['stIrbl] _a. , 
_____

stenotype

  ['stenutaIp] _n.

    1)  ;     

    2) = stenograph 1, 3)
_____

stepper

  ['step] _n. (. good stepper, sure stepper)

    1)  

    2)    
_____

stepwise

  ['stepwaIz] _adv.

    1) ;   ; 

    2) 
_____

still-birth

  ['stIlb:] _n.

    1)  ͣ 

    2) ͣ 
_____

stirrer

  ['st:r] _n.

    1): to be an early stirrer  

    2) _. 
_____

stochastic

  [stO'kstIk] _a. ; , ; stochastic
  average  ; stochastic process 
  (, ) ; stochastic phenomena 
  
_____

stoichiometry

  [,stOIkI'OmItrI] _n. 
_____

stridor

  ['straId] _n.

    1) ,  ; ; ; 

    2) _. ,  
_____

stroboscopic

  ['strub'skupIk] = stroboscopical
_____

stroboscopical

  ['strub'skupIkl] _a. _. 
_____

stylebook

  ['staIlbuk] _n.

    1) = style sheet

    2)  
_____

style sheet

  ['staIlSi:t] _.  ,   ,
  ,    .. ( )
_____

styli

  ['staIlaI] _pl.  stylus
_____

sublanguage

  ['sAb'lNgwId] _n.  ,    
    (  )
_____

sublayer

  ['sAb'leI] _n. _-.   ()
_____

subprogram

  ['sAb'prugrm] _n. _. 
_____

subscript

  ['sAbskrIpt] _n. _.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

subsequence

  ['sAbsIkwns] _n.  ; 
_____

subsistent

  [sb'sIstnt] _a. ; 
_____

substitutability

  ['sAbstI,tju:t'bIlItI] _n. , 
_____

substrate

  ['sAbstreIt]

    1) = substratum

    2) _. 
_____

subunit

  ['sAb'ju:nIt] _n.

    1) _. , 

    2) _. 
_____

succuss

  [s'kAs] _v. _. , 
_____

suitability

  [,sju:t'bIlItI] _n. ; ()
_____

summand

  ['sAmnd] _n. 
_____

summitry

  ['sAmItrI] _n. _.   ,   
   ;      
_____

sun-bonnet

  ['sAn,bOnIt] _n.    (    
  )
_____

superscript

  ['sju:pskrIpt] _a. ; 
_____

supportable

  [s'pO:tbl] _a. ; 
_____

swami

  ['swa:mI] _n. _.

    1)  (  )

    2)  , 
_____

swanlike

  ['swOnlaIk]

    1. _a. 

    2. _adv.  
_____

swifter

  ['swIft] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  
_____

swim-suit

  ['swImsju:t] = swimming suit
_____

swimming suit

  ['swImIN'sju:t]  
_____

switchblade

  ['swItSbleId] = flick-knife
_____

switcher

  ['swItS] _n.

    1) _.  

    2) _. 
_____

syllogistic

  [,sIl'dIstIk] _a. _. 
_____

symbolization

  [,sImblaI'zeISn] _n.

    1) 

    2)  (-.)   

    3)  ()   
_____

synchronization

  [,sINkrnaI'zeISn] _n. ; synchronization of watches 
  ; synchronization of the sound-track with the screen _.
      
_____

syndication

  [,sIndI'keISn] _n.   
_____

synergism

  ['sIn:dIzm] _n.

    1) ;    ()

    2) _.  ;   
_____

synergistic

  [,sIn:'dIstIk] _a. ,  
_____

tablemat

  ['teIblmt] _n. ()   ,   ..
_____

tangy

  ['tNgI] _a. , ; tangy brine  , 
_____

tau

  [tau] _n.  (19-   )
_____

teleological

  [,telI'lOdIkl] _a. 
_____

terminator

  ['t:mIneIt] _n.

    1) _. 

    2) _.  
_____

terroristic

  [,ter'rIstIk] _a. 
_____

testable

  ['testbl] _a.

    1)    

    2) _.    
_____

theorizer

  ['IraIz] _n. . _. ;   ;   
  ;  
_____

thermodynamic

  [':mudaI'nmIk] _a. ; thermodynamic potential
   
_____

thinner

  ['In] _n.

    1) _-. 

    2) _. ; 
_____

thruster

  ['rAst] _n. _. ,       
_____

time-sharing

  ['taIm,SErIN] _n.      
_____

topological

  [,tOp'lOdIkl] _a. _. 
_____

topology

  [t'pOldI] _n. _. 
_____

tractive

  ['trktIv] _a. ; ; tractive effort  , 
  
_____

tranquility

  [trN'kwIlItI] _n.

    1) , 

    2) 
_____

transduce

  [trnz'dju:s] _v. _.  ()
_____

transferability

  [trns,f:r'bIlItI] _n. ;   . {.
  transfer 2}
_____

transferrer

  [trns'f:r] = transferor
_____

transformable

  [trns'fO:mbl] _a.   Σ, 
_____

transistorize

  [trn'sIstraIz] _v. _.   
_____

translational

  [trns'leISnl] _a.

    1) ;   

    2) _. 

    3) 
_____

transmittal

  [trnz'mItl] _. = transmission
_____

transponder

  [trns'pOnd] _n. _.  
_____

transportability

  [trns,pO:t'bIlItI] _n. ; 
_____

trapezoid

  ['trpIzOId] _n. _. 
_____

trapezoidal

  [,trpI'zOIdl] _a. , 
_____

traversal

  ['trvsl] _n. , 
_____

tree-top

  ['tri:tOp] _n.  
_____

trigram

  ['traIgrm] _n.

    1) = trigraph

    2) ,   ,   ң ޣ
_____

trigraph

  ['traIgra:f] _n. _. ;   ң , 
   
_____

trouser

  ['trauz] _v. _. 
_____

truncation

  [trAN'keISn] _n.

    1) ; 

    2) 

    3) , 

    4) 
_____

tumor

  ['tju:m] = tumour
_____

turtleneck

  ['t:tlnek] _n.

    1)  ף  (); ""

    2)    "" (. turtleneck sweater)
_____

twinkler

  ['twINkl] _n. ,     
_____

typo

  I ['taIpu] _. _.  typographer

  II ['taIpu] _n. (_pl. -os ['taIpuz]) _. 
_____

unalienable

  ['An'eIljnbl] _a. ; ; unalienable right to
  liberty    
_____

unary

  ['ju:nrI] _a.

    1) _.    ; 

    2) _.  
_____

uncaught

  ['An'kO:t] _a. ,   
_____

Uncool

  ['An'ku:l] _a. _. ,    ; ,
  ; uncool young people  ģ; he didn't talk
  shop - that would have been uncool     ()  - 
      
_____

uncorrectable

  ['Ank'rektbl] _a.

    1) , ; uncorrectable loss of power
      

    2) 
_____

underflow

  ['Andflu] _n.  
_____

unessential

  ['AnI'senSl]

    1. _n.  

    2. _a. , ; unessential error
     
_____

ungrammatical

  ['Angr'mtIkl] _a.

    1)  ,    

    2)    , 
_____

unicycle

  ['ju:nI'saIkl] _n. ̣ 
_____

unidirectional

  ['ju:nIdaI'rekSnl] _a. 
_____

universality

  [,ju:nIv:'slItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) 
_____

unobservable

  ['Anb'z:vbl] _a. , 
_____

unpopularity

  ['An,pOpju'lrItI] _n. 
_____

unprovable

  ['An'pru:vbl] _a. 
_____

unreachable

  ['An'ri:tSbl] _a. 
_____

unsent

  ['An'sent] _a. ; he came unsent for  ۣ   (
  ); the missive remained unsent   
_____

unsolvable

  ['An'sOlvbl] _a. ; unsolvable problems 
  
_____

vaulter

  ['vO:lt:] _n. 
_____

viability

  [,vaI'bIlItI] _n.

    1) 

    2) _-. ,   ()
_____

viewable

  ['vju:bl] _a. , 
_____

visualizer

  ['vIzjulaIz] _n.   . 
_____

voider

  ['vOId] _n.

    1) _. _.  ;   

    2) _. ԣ  (   ..)
_____

warner

  ['wO:n] _n. _.  
_____

waveform

  ['weIvfO:m] . wave form
_____

wave form

  ['weIvfO:m] _. _.  ,  
_____

wave-front

  ['weIvfrAnt] _n.

    1) _.    

    2) _.     
_____

wheaten

  ['wi:tn] _a.

    1)   

    2) _. 
_____

whipper

  ['wIp] _n.

    1) , 

    2)    ,  £

    3) _.   
_____

whitespace

  [,waIt'speIs] . white space
_____

white space

  ['waIt'speIs] _.

    1) 

    2)     
_____

wilder

  ['wIld] _v. _. _.

    1)   , 

    2)   , ;   

    3) ; ;  ,  
_____

woodchuck

  ['wudtSAk] _n. _.   
_____

work-bench

  [w:kbentS] _n. 
_____

wraparound

  1. ['rp,raund] _n.

    1)  

    2) _. 

    3) 

  2. ['rp'raund] _a.

    1) ,   ( ,   ..)

    2) , £

    3) , , 
_____

wrist-watch

  ['rIstwOtS] _n.  
_____

writable

  ['raItbl] _a.  ; abuse hardly writable  
  
_____

yawner

  ['jO:n] _n. ;  
_____

younger

  ['jANg] _a.

    1) _comp.  young; you are looking years younger!   !

    2) ; younger brother  ; younger son  
    (.  ); younger children )  
    ; ) _.   (. .  ,   )

    3) _.    ( ); younger hand  
_____

cunt

  [kAnt] _n. _.

    1) 

    2)  

    3) , 
_____

dishy

  ['dISI] _a. _. 
_____

edutainment

  [,edju:'teInmnt] _n.    
_____

effable

  ['efbl] _a. _.  ()
_____

effing

  ['efIN] _a. _. , 
_____

pardner

  ['pa:dn] _n. _. _. = partner
_____

autism

  ['O:tIzm] _n. _. ;   ,  ;
  ֣    
_____

condom

  ['kOndm] _n. 
_____

abseil

  [b'sIl] _v.    ( )
_____

amphetamine

  [mfet'mIn] _n. _.  ()
_____

bagel

  ['beIgel] _n. 
_____

balletic

  [b'leItIk] _a. 
_____

barrio

  _n. ['ba:ri:u]

    1) , ,  (  )

    2) _.   ,  
    
_____

bolshy

  ['bOlSI] _a. _. , 
_____

bonsai

  [bAn'seI] _n.

    1)    

    2)    
_____

bordello

  ['bO:rdelu] _n. _.  
_____

brasserie

  ['brsrI] _n.    
_____

bustier

  ['bAstI] _n. 
_____

balls

  [bO:lz] _n. _. , , 
_____

cannelloni

  [knne'lOnI] _n.     ,   .. 
_____

catalyse

  ['ktlIs] _v. 
_____

chihuahua

  ['tSaIhjuhju] _n. - ( )
_____

common-or-garden

  ['kOmnO:'ga:dn] _a. 
_____

computerate

  [km'pju:treIt] _a.   
_____

corgi

  ['kO:gI] _n.  (  )
_____

courgette

  ['ku:et] _n. 
_____

couscous

  ['ks'ks] _n.  (   ,   )
_____

crimplene

  ['krImp,li:n] _n.  ( )
_____

critter

  ['kraItr] _n. _. _.  
_____

croissant

  ['krOIsnt] _n. 
_____

crudites

  [kru:'daIts] _n. _pl. ,   
_____

curatorial

  ['kjureI,tO:rIl] _a. 
_____

diamante

  [daImntI] _n. ,    ( 
   )
_____

dweeb

  [dwi:b] _n. _. _. ; 
_____

elitism

  [I'li:tIzm] _n.

    1)    

    2)  
_____

elitist

  [I'lItIst]

    1. _n.

      1) ,   

      2) ,   ,       

    2. _a. 
_____

escalope

  [es'klup] _n. ,       
_____

expat

  [eks'pt] _n. _. 
_____

fly-on-the-wall

  ['flaIn'wO:l] _a.  ( ,  
       ,     )
_____

freefone

  ['fri:fun] _n.  ,     
_____

galoshes

  [g'lOSIz] _n. _pl. _. 
_____

gamine

  ['gmIn]

    1. _a.  (    , )

    2. _n. -
_____

gateau

  ['gtu] _n. (_pl. -x ['gtOuz]) 
_____

gadgetry

  ['gdItrI] _n.  
_____

gawd

  [gO:d] _int. _.  , 
_____

gawp

  [gO:p] _. = gawk
_____

giro

  ['daIru] _n. ޣ
_____

guilder

  ['gIld] _n.  ( )
_____

guvnor

  [gAvn] _n. _. ,  ( )
_____

highlands

  ['haIlndz] _n. ,  
_____

houmous

  ['haums] _n. _-. 
_____

hummus

  ['hAmAs] = houmous
_____

jacuzzi

  [deI'kAzzI] _n. 
_____

jojoba

  ['dOdOb] _n. _. 
_____

karaoke

  ['keruk] _n. _. 
_____

kendo

  ['kendOu] _n. _sing. only; _. ,    
_____

keyboarder

  ['ki:bO:d] _n.  
_____

keyboardist

  ['ki:bO:dIst] _n. ,    
_____

kibbutz

  ['kIbuts] _n. ,    
_____

latticework

  [,ltIs'w:k] _n. 
_____

lodgings

  ['lOdINz] _n. , 
_____

lumpen

  I ['lAmpen] _a. 

  II ['lAmpen] _a. 
_____

machete

  [m'tSetI] _n.  (      ..)
_____

messianic

  [,mesI'nIk] _a. 
_____

milieu

  ['mi:lj:] _n. , 
_____

minestrone

  [mInI'strunI] _n.      
_____

muesli

  ['mju:zlI] _n.  (, ,   )
_____

naff

  [nf]

    1. _a. _. 

    2. _v.: naff off _. , 
_____

nerd

  [n:d] _n. _. , 
_____

nimby

  [nImbI] _n. _. _.  not in my backyard  
_____

oik

  [OIk] _n. _. 
_____

paella

  ['pel] _n. _.  ( )
_____

paparazzo

  [peIpe'rzu] _n.  (,    
     )
_____

paracetamol

  [perA'seteImOl] _n. _. 
_____

pelmet

  ['pelmIt] _n. 
_____

perinatal

  [pI'ri:neItl] _a.  (   28-  
     7-   )
_____

pillock

  ['pIlk] _n. _. 
_____

piranha

  [pI'ra:nj] _n. _. 
_____

polythene

  ['pOlIi:n] _n. _. 
_____

proactive

  [pru'AktIv] _a. , 
_____

progesterone

  [pru'destwAn] _n. _. 
_____

quadriplegic

  [,kwdrI'pledIk] _n. 
_____

quiche

  [ki:S] _n.       
_____

quorate

  ['kwO:reIt] _a.  
_____

riverfront

  [rIvfrAnt] _n.  
_____

rottweiler

  [rOt'waIl] _n.  ( )
_____

ruminative

  [ru:mIntIv] _a. 
_____

sado-masochism

  ['seIdu'mskIzm] _n. -
_____

sado-masochistic

  ['seIdu,mz'kIstIk] _a. -
_____

saggy

  ['sgI] _a. , 
_____

schwa

  [Swa:] _n.  
_____

scrumpy

  ['skrAmpI] _n. _.   
_____

sealant

  ['si:lnt] _n. _.   
_____

souk

  [sauk] _n.  (  )
_____

spritzer

  ['sprIts] _n. ,       
_____

sumo

  ['su:mu] _n. _.  ( )
_____

veggie

  ['vegI] _a. _. 
_____

wisteria

  [wIs'tIrI] _n. _. 
_____

zucchini

  [zu'ki:nI] _n. _. 
_____

bollocks

  ['bOlks] _n. _.

    1) _. 

    2) 
_____

bongo

  ['bONgu] _n.  (  )
_____

based

  [beIst] _a. 
_____

bassist

  ['bsIst] _n. ,      
  
_____

Bahamian

  [b'ha:mIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.   
_____

Bangladeshi

  [bNgl'deSI]

    1. _a. ,   

    2. _n.    ; ; 
_____

Jordanian

  [dO:'deInIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

Kuwaiti

  [ku'weItI]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

Laotian

  ['la:OSn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

Mauritian

  [m'rISn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. 
_____

Nigerian

  [naI'dIrIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.  
_____

Romanian

  [r'meInIn]

    1. _n. ; 

    2. _a. 
_____

Saudi

  [sau'dI]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n.   
_____

Singaporean

  [sIn'pO:rIn]

    1. _a. 

    2. _n. () 
_____

Muzak

  ['mju:zk] _n.

    1) '' ( ,    
    ,   ..;  )

    2)    
_____

Quran

  [kwrn] _n. 
_____

Quranic

  ['kwreInIk] _a.   
_____

Qwerty

  ['kw:tI] _n.      
   (  )
_____

Sovietologist

  [,suvI'tOldIst] _n. 
_____

pix

 I [pIks] = pyx

 II [pIks] _n. _pl. _.

   1) 

   2)    

   3) 
_____

pixillated

  ['pIksIleItId] = pixilated
_____

artificial intelligence

  [,a:tI'fISlIn'telIdns] _n.  , "
  "
_____

apple-polisher

  ['pl,pOlIS] _n.

    1)  ( )

    2) ,  
_____

applicatory

  ['plIktrI] _a.   ; , 
